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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
DECISIONS IN HIGHER COURTS.
FRED JENKINS, GIVEN DEATH PEN
Atty, GETS A NEW TRIAL.
Decided That There L. Not Corrobor.
ating Evidencc-CarIislc Case
In Conrt of Appeals.

Dallas, Texas, February eS.--The State
court of criminal appeals today reversed
the first death sentence of the many that
have come before 1t since the present
membership has constituted the body. Fred
Jenkins OF Atasccsa county was granted a
new trial; September 10. 1899 woman BY
the name OF Mrs. Barber aud her two sons
were murdered at little cross roads
grocery near Pleasanton; Bee Qualls was
accused Of the crime and made confes-
sion in which he stated that Fred Jenkins.
a son -in-law OF the murdered woman. had
hired him (Qualls) to commit the crime:
jenkins was tried and given death SEN
tence. The case is reversed on the ground
that there is no corroborating evidence to
sustain that gwen by the informer, Qualls.
The case of John 4. Carlisle, convicted
OF murder in the second degree and given
ten years for killing Prof. William Lips
comb last summer, was submitted on
briefs and oral arguments for both parties.
Carlisle's defense is insanity. Prof Lips
comb, his victim, was principal of the
Dallas high school and the murder took
place in the Central Christian church in
Dallas while large congregation was en-
gagged in worshp
The cases acted upon and the court
orders follow;
Appeal dismissed: Will Maxey, from
Shackelord county; ex parte Jesse Brown,
from Harris county.
Affirmed. Dave Adkins, from Cooke
county; Allen Chase, from Fort Bend coun-
ty; Charles Donaldson. from Hill county,
Jim Hendricks, from Cherokee county;
Joe Torey. from Galveston county; Giles
Lane, from Van zandt county; Andy Bin
yon, from J1rrant county Jim Jones'
from Galveston county, Sterling whitley,
from Erath county. Al
Reversed and remanded JEFF Taylor.
from Coleman county; Fred Jenkins
death, from Atascosa county; Horace
Rountree, from Ellis county; Bud Broyies,
from Motley county; Antonio Padron from
Nueces county: Bulge Lee. from Erath
county: VIII. Ellers, from Parker county,
Reversed aud dismissed: Harry VIII
liams from Bowie county; Frank Fosseit,
from Tarrant county.
Submitted-On motion TO dismiss appeal:
B, Il. Wade, from Nolan county. On record:
Sam Zysman. from Tarrart county. On
brief for state: Davis. alias Cypert. from
Hill county; Charley Farris. from Leon
county; Bill Williams, from Shelby coun-
~; Nictorlna Martinez. from Uvalde coun
1y On briefs for both: Calvin Clay, from
sIarris county; J, r. Ford and John Os-
orn, FROM Galveston county. On brief for
,ppellant Carl Wnfrey, from Bowie
,.Nnnty. On briefs and oral arguments for
tn parties j. 7. Carlisle from Dallas
y. unity; John Renfro, from johnson coun-
y; NV. G. Dickey, from Hill county; Toy
.ra ,terson, from Taylor county; JEFF D.
,.e " ms. from Williamson county. On
fs' IONS for rehearing: Joe Thomas, from
~ bounty; John Mcnamara, from Bexar
~
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\ First Court OF AppcuI-.

-
thteston, Texas, February 2S.-Follow-
, today's proceedings in the court
Arb appeals:
Mrsollowing motions were submitted
Mi
the rtlorari: Julia A. Clark ct al vs..
speo ftton ct al. from Kaufman.
week. Mss appeal: L. NJ. Cipher VS..
,profipher, from Grayson.
citv Earring: T. w. House, receiver,
ss,,era Blum, from Galveston; j y.
cipa,joy c. S. Montgomery, from Ilai.
Mis,cial judges of the court OF ciyii
Wy u this morning ana took up the
VIVID We Mutual Life Insurance Com
more \. b. Garland ct al, from lien-
Roaf writ OF certiorari was granted
lnternathe record and the submission
turned postponed until March IS. The
branch utentlon In this vase Is the
The oS26 and It was necessary to
tlon is special chief Justice and a
near thGiate justice, ns previously
and Greatly it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
AT mENsBERG.

The British Have Rcoccupicd the
Town Once Lost.
London, February 2s, 1856 n. ma dis
patch from Arundel says that the British
troops have again entered Rensberg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
house and Court Of Appcn,,.


' IS were had today in the
MaIppeals, Third district:
$. Floria Roussell ct al VS..
They Eyccy. from Galveston: l.. w.
sn, c. LANCE. from Milan
po,+i,no-e Arkansas Pass Railway
thwestern Telegraph and
piatlorh uehuy, from Falls.
state Communicating; Sanger Bro.n-
ing delegates npany, Limited, from
in Grand Arm
county in the 'anteu' Lucy workman
case the rogulAwkes ct al, from Bell
vention DECLARED dismiss the cause.
selects delegate w. NJ. Atkinson VS..
avowed fntentiForyeIl; Delaware In
the party TO gos. Security Company.
ties. the seats ofayls VS.. City of Aus
vention tonight Iltuai Life Insurance
form Of 1896, den vs.. Lucinda LETTERS
ministratlon In ". G. Edwards VS.
and declared uom Harris.
Bryan for the pro-
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ENTERED COLEsBERG.

Clements Force Has Occupied tn,
Town.
Rensburg, February 2S.-GeneraI
Clements, escorted by n squadron
of Iuniskilltngs, entered Coles
berg this morning and received
nm enthusiastic reception. The
beers are in full retreat. A num-
her of the leading men have been
arrested. The inhabitants are
well and not starving. They
have suffered many indignities
at the hands of the Beers, but no
violence.
London, March 1.-The war office
has received the following dispatch
from Lord Roberts:
j Paardeberg. Monday, February 2S.--
General Clements reports that on
hearing Colesberg Junction had been
4 Evacuated he sent force to occupy
n aolesberg Junction and rode into
ye olesburg. where he received an en-
iousiasiic welcome. He secured a
Eorsrtain amount of ammunition, ar
" rested several rebels and then re-
turned to Rensberg. He reported the
/, railway line clear and working to
Lanewelwnans siding. He will report
tomorrow as to the few culverts which
have been blown up. Colesberg and
Colesberg Junction are held by our
troops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01
BUDGET -
NLITICAL NEWS.
quens Decided to Go on The
= Platform
A DEAIn FROM 81
yss OF IMPERIALISM,
Annual Meeting o.
Arranging for, ,..
ne Committee
-l. M. Love

Brennan. Texas. Feb
spring term OF the DIST ,,.rs. 90 ~.
year 1899 the city OF Bre! ,..,, q,
number Of sui S against d,
ers. The costs in these
the district clerk and 81
$500. District Clerk Krul A'pe.
e. league presented their asa. go IN
council and Attorney w subiect viii
employed by these official
payment OF the claims. At y the united
ing of tho council the alto 9ss, enes
to accept half of the amo NE worl1 ne
matter was referred to CIV rennh,ics
Swear.ngen.. who in turn a6,a ana fall
attorney general for an opinisiI, develon
Office Assistant Attorney Co. ar limit
Simmons says in part:
in behalf of the city coun,
ham you desire to know whe, .,.
the city is liable to the officers
trict court for the costs accrut
for delinquent taxes due the cit
ham. You are advised that unss'
16 of chapter 1903. General Lawsi'--ihe
fifth Legislature, 1t is the opinlet here
department that cities and townsimaries
advantage of this law and II e
sui. S under the terms thereof N
the same rights and privileges asptn Oh
scribed for the county and Stateo viii
suits. In other words. the court (nomi-
taxed against the property, anGo an
same Is bought in by en ipd'-'
costs are Immediately paid as, 1t Inc
the State, the cost is paid WI some DIS
erty is redeemed or when ,roes VOC
State, IL it be so sold - Is deemed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01

Beaumont, Texas, February 2s.-Mr- A.
J. Mills ard ars. W. E. Davis. both Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-01


Ten years ago the society girl general
ham organized club which SOC
known throughout Texas for
entertainments. Since their orumous-
the members have made it a cust
together on February 21-Eleeir X. M.
sary. On Tuesday afternoon they sment
at Lusk's hall from to 5 o'clc. the
some 200 members of Brenhamf
left cards with Master Kenney Kremo-
received at the door. The spacloc~n-
lors were decorated in the club theld
OF ange and olive-and the letters lose
O." were suspended from the middle
From the center chandelier broad yer
OF orange and olive ribbon were strGas
TO the punch table beneath, wheral,
William Lusk, who has the honor OF
the only gentleman member OF the 20
served the delicious fruit punch. te
Italian harpist discoursed sweet music,f
ing the evening. Elegant refreshm-
were served by Misses Nelia Abbot, r
Garrett, Matte Harrison, Thetis The
hill and Elise Lockett. younger sisters
the o. o. Os. All OF the original memb
OF the club were present except y
Castles of Bryan, Miss Bryan OF Austin !
Mrs Fischer OF Corsicana.
Mrs. X. Il. Is. Bledsoe OF oouerNiiie
Mrs. James Gillespie OF Camerson "
the honorees of the occasion. being
only visiting members. y.
The full membership OF the o. o. O's
as follows: Miss Rosa Williams, Miss II
ter Abbott. Miss Halle Bryan. Mesdai
G. A. Cline, J, c. Fischer, r. p. Gun
Thomas Castles. James Gillespie, Rich
Swearingen, r. E. B. Bledsoe, Theod
Folz and the two honorary members, \
Matte PRESLEY and Mr.. VIII Lusk.
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-23
PAY attention..

The board of health wish to call the
attention Of the public to the two fol-
lowing clauses OF the charter: Article
3D.
Chapter 19:--Any householder in
whose dwelling there shall occur a case
of scarlet fever, diphtheria, typhoid
or typhus fever, small pox, or cholera,
shall Immediately notify the board of
health.
Article 81. Any persons who shall
violate any provision Of this chapter,
or who shall disobey any lawful order
of the board of health or Of the city
council with respect to the removal,
closing, alteration, amendment or re-
pair Of any nuisance, shall be punish
ed by line of not less than 50 nor
more than $50, and also the expense
Of fulfilling such order in case the
same shall have been fulfilled at the
expense Of the city, and such fine and
expense, with full costs, may be re
covered together in one prosecution.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-23
The Ron tsyaIn'n JudEm n t.

1t was somewhere in this wide, wide
world, just where has slipped my
mind, and they were about to buy
beef Oh hoof for the ships. So the Off
Ger whose duty 1t is to make the pur-
chase took ashore with him the
bo's'n, as representing the crew, to
look over the animals and either object
or not. They approached the first ami
NAL.
How will that do?" asked the Off
Ger.
The bo's'n cautiously approached
the beast, bent down and gingerly ram
his thumb and forefinger down first
one shank and then the other until the
whole four shanks had been examined
Strengthening up he said:
Hell do all right, sir"
The officer habbergastcd, cried:
but, dash it all, you can't tell the
good points of a bullock by the
shanks"
"pcrhaps not, sir, but they're the
only parts we ever gets, sir" was the
reply.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-23
WARREN.

Gene Thayer of Lincoln called on
friends 10 town recently.
Henry LaMorder and Frank Blake
took business trip to Boston the first
Of the week.
Coarles Bragg of Northfeld visited
his brother George several days this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Billiard left town
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Billiard
has gone to Washington, d. c., to
spend some time with her parents.
The doctor is to 60 to New York to
take a course in surgery.
Lena LaMorder entertained a party
of her young friends at her home last
Wednesday evening.
Miss Jennie Cardell who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. Syl.
vester Banister has returned to her
home in Lowell.
Will Minor who is at work in Hunt.
ington spent Sunday at his home
here.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-23
entertainment ASSOCIATION.
Sold everywhere. % cents.

The committee have arranged the
most expensive course for this season
in the history Of the association. The
talent engaged is the best the country
furnishes and when you consider the
low price of the season tickets, you
are receiving an unlimited amount of
entertainment for your money. The
committee have prepared booklet
giving complete description of the
course, and if anyone has been omitted
in the distribution of advertising
matter they will be supplied by calling
at the stores Of w. II. Gladdng or
w. +. Morse.
The course opens next Wednesday
evening, with Brooke Chicago Marine
Band 40 men) the most expensive
concert ever given in Barre.
Drawing Of season tickets at the
Opera hall, Tuesday, Oct. %, at 7.30
sharp.
Do not fail to secure your season
tickets before Tuesday evening.