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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
To Resu me Gospel Meanings.

Next month the regular Sunday after
noon Gospel meetings of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be rc.
Sumcd. The first meeting will he hel!
Sunday. September Is and Todd b. Hall,
the noted evangelist, will be the speaker.
Eyanvelist Hall is now conducting large
ly attended meetings in the West. At
the service the Mozart Male Quartet will
give Il special program assisted by tn.
Y, NJ, C, A, orchestra,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
SAMUEL SHOUP DEAD.
Vice President of Tally-on.Top Com
pany.

Samuel Shoup. vice president Of the
Tally -On-'rop Company, died Oh Thurs
day at his residence. No. 1901 Delaware
harS1 ion due to diabetes.
Mr. Shnup was 60 years old and was
born in Indiana. The funeral will take
place today. lntcrment will be made in
Staten Island, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Prizes for Farm Implements.

White Brothers of this city were
awarded the j. Edward Add.cks prize,
they having been awarded twenty blue
ribbons. being the largest number
awarded in the implement department at
the County Fair which was held at
at Branlywnc Springs Park during tho
present week. The Wilmington Farm
Supply Company secured nine prizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
roIessor We'll Dcmonstra tive.

Professor Moses We'll. who is Il can
didatr for justice Of the pcac" TO sue.
cecd Magistrate Scs>r, whose term will
expire in a short time. is doing some
vigorous talking about the matter nc.
cording to all accounts. The professor
has become very drmonstrntiNr on the
subject. Ehcrhard +. Frcyc has strong
cr backing for the position than Mr.
We'll and il is regarded that he should
be the man to succeed Magistrate Sassc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Ouartette ReorpaulZed

The Mozart male quartette has
been reorganized for the coming sea-
son and will begin their rehearsals
next week.
They will furnish the music for the
grand rally opening Of the y. N. 9.
A. on September IA.
The quartette comprises the follow.
ing we'll known singers: J.Clyde Tag
CART, ist tenor; Albert Pierce, End
tenor; J. Alfred Taylor, baritone;
and Joseph J. Grubb, bass.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Nlust Remove Polls,

An companies having poles or posts
In the street he'd have received notice
from the Street and Sewer Department
TO remove them at once The substitute.
Ing Of circular tor angular curbs In some
places has left poles aud awning posts
in the street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Score by Innings.

BlOwnson ...........4 0 s. 3 0 0 X-1c
Athletics ,...........2 001O0 2-6
Summary Earned runs. Brownson, 8;
Athletics, .; two base hits, 1'erncy 2.
Dorau; three base hits, Corey. Campbeu;-
sacrifice hits Jordan. Mclcher, Schultz z.
Barker, Campbell: stolen bases. Hoffman,
Wicgand, Mcmahon =. German 2. Tier
ncy; left on bases, Brownson, Z: Ath-
lelics. 6: struck out by Chilcott, I; by
McMahon. l; base on balls by Guest. II
Wirgaud, 3: McMIahon, !, double plays.
Walker to Barker to Cotlry. Schultz to
Barker; hit by pitched ball, Coffey:
wild throw, Doran; wild pitch Wiegard
.; Umpire llucy; time. . hours . min
ueS
Today Manayunk will he here. Bur.
chclI will pitch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Rail Birds Danger.

The rail bird season will he open to-
morrow but under the State laws gun
ming will not he permitted until Mon
day. There are large numbers OF the
birds about the marshes and he gunncrs
expect to bag many Of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Oil Tanker Arrives.

The four mastcd barkrigged oil tanker
Alcidcs Of the Standard Oh Company,
has arrived at the wharvcs Of the Puscy
& Jones Company. As soon as dock
room can be obtained the vessel will bc
taken to the Harlan T. Hollingsworth
Company for repairing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

spirit of harmony prevails among the
men and they wisely refrain from dis
clssng outside of their own ranks the
proceedings OF the meetings. Until some
definite course is decided upon ! must be
excused from making any statement"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Magistrate Brad,ey's Court,

Before Magistrate Bradley last night
Mary Laws was charged with breach OF
the peace: George Howard by Robc.t
Porter with assault; Gertrude and Mich
mel Wallace by Sarah Burk" with as
sault: John Foreman by Ida Willis with
abuse and Victor Roth by Robert Por-
ter with tresspass. All were required to
pay the costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Don't Worry.

Your income may be small and ther
may DO 102 other things in the way but II
you manase things properly you can snve
IL cents day which will be sufficient to
chase aS pa1e sbnot 81 tas .ss nHd%s s.
rett& Hunter,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
New Mail BOX.

4 new aluminium mail box intended for
the reception of mail for the Mayor and
Council has been put up in the hallway
on the first floor OF the City Han build
ing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
Golden Eagles Day.

The local castles of Golden Eagles will
hold an outing at ShelpOt Park today.
Arrangements have been made for sports
and other interesting attractions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

Sorofuls, salt rhsum, srysipolas and
other distressing eruptivs diseases yIeA
quickly and permanently 10 the cleensing
purifying powerof Rurdock Blood BIZ.
terA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
C. r. II, Strike Settled.

Montreal, Aug 30-lt is officially an
nounced that the trackmen's strike on
the Canadian Pacific railway has been
settled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

Il had a running itching sore on my
leg, Suffered tortues Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and itching in-
stantly and quickly effso,ed the per ma
mont ours." G. W. Lsnhart Bowling
Green, Q,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

Bodily pain loses Its terror II you've q
bottle Of DR.. Thomas's Ecloctrlc OIL In
the house. Instant relief in cases of burns,
c uts, sprains, accidents of any sort.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

Tsylor's Magic Headache Powders, cure
hoadaohe and neuralgia every time, pre-.
pared by W. q. Taylor, No. 302 King St
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
WANTED.

VN1 ANTED-A COLORED BOY AT NO. $40
| w Market street. aa9.2l$
tVH1 ANwED ON 70 TO 10 QUARTS OF
w good milk. Apply AZ this Office.
| p2I-3tS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
0oIdsy College Reopsns Mo nday.

Seats are now being reserved for the
studen's who will enter Monday, Sep.
tembsr and. Call today or write. Uff1ce
open tonight, 7too. Market St., Cor, 9th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

NNy yANT ED. HORSES TO GOOD
nv water and plenty OF shade. Apply TO
lPsrry's Hotel, Concord Pike Brandy wine
Hundred Del jyl7.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

A1E. DEHARDTS PENNYRCYAL PILLS
~ The 0nly ge0u, No pennyr0yxl pills: Q
GrugG 'stsor Wy mail 81. OiieS NV.lI y.n 81
iph ilN t:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31

CONSUMPTION, .ASvHM., CATANtH
9r. Montgomery. Nv N. Sth street. philA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-31
FOR SALE.

'loR SALE-WILL BE Sold THE TURNI.
ture and household goods in residence
No. l42S Van Buren street. at private sale.
k2s-l2t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
THE POSITION OF Mr.. M'FALL.


Of she committee
all responsibility
ros3hy
respons1Fp
bty
the ts entirety,
nh both for the committee
sfoum conduct the presentation 81
n the ease.
le could shift the responsibility
the speaker SO Directed He was simply appointed by the speaker as
OF
his but
personal
in
the evidence
hand oqnrnltc he
o aim a
trial unless
hand
possible htmsf
Lar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

,ne foregoing dIsqualihcaticns. who shall
nave attained the age OF "a years and
VINO shall be citizen Of the United
states, and who shall have rekided IT.
ms state one year next preceding an
election, and the last six months IN the
aistrlct or county IN which he offers 10
,ote' shall he deemed q qualified oiector.
Anu every male person of foreign birth.
SUBJECT TO none Of the foregoing disquaii-
ncahons, who. not less than SIX mouths
eetore any election az which he offers
70 vote, shall have declared his intcn-
non 10 become a citizen OF the United
states in accordance with the Federal
naturalization laws, and shall haze re-
sided In this State one year next pre-
ceding such election aud the last six
months in the county In which he Offers
10 vote, shall also be deemed qualified
elector; and all electors shall vote in
me election precinct Of their residence;
provided, that electors living in any un-
organized county may vote at any cleo
lion precinct In the county TO which such
county Is attached for judicial purposes;
ana provided further, that any voter who
Is subject TO pay poll tax under rhe-laws
81 the state OF Texas shall have paid
said tax and hold a receipt showing ais
poll tax paid before the first day OF Feb
Fuary next preceding such election.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

The htuse committee en- cons itutlcpal
amendments at it's meeting this afierno
decided to hold a public heariag next
Wednesday on the Hogg amendments. An
invitation is eMter1ed to Ex-Governor
Hogg and all otherr interested 10 attend.
The committee discl ssed info mally bit
did not act upon the bill b My II
Llmeei'-ne dlrortlnie the governor 70 sub
nit to the peop'e the question whether
nstltuti raj cenve1tinu shall he held.
Grlggs OF Harrts fsv'rsd coastltgti nal
convention, but thought The bill should
be changed so as to bring 1t about as
epeedlly as possible. Mnran oPposel
holding constitutional convention a, all
Al the request CT the auth9T the b'l
was allowed to lay on the table for fur
tier discussion.
Horse judiciary commi,tee No. l at its
meeting this afternoon again postro1ed
action on the Greenwood libel bill, laying
II over Informally.
The house cormittee on revenue aud
tsxation has deferred anton on Smiths
bill taxing mortgages Until next sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
ronrth court OF ApncnI,.

San An.rnlo. Texas. January l6.--Pro-
cce5Dngs we're had in the Fourth court Of
civil appeals today as follows;
Affirmed. James Raley vs. ]. ]. swee-
ney, justice Of the peace, from Baxar.
Moaany granted; Rio Grande ami FL
Paso Railway Company VS., Andrew
Lynch. from Webb for Issuance Of man
date wGanut payment Of costs; J. C..
Drbts ys F. J. RoLhe, Jr., from Medina.
fcr rehearlng.
Motions ovtrrulei; y. sullivan & co.
at al W. Texas Briqueits ana C,3l Com
plny Ell al, from Bexar; F. Ackernann
sr. vs. Alderman Aheutzenyerein, from
Bex2r. MeXlcan National Raihway Com
pany VS.. H. J. Ware, from Bexar; San
ANTONIO AMI Aransas Pass Railway Com
many vs. san Antonio and Gulf Railway.
ire N BeXar; LILLE ], Vance et A. vs. san
Antonio Gas Company, from Bexar; J. r..
seates ct 81 VS.. Joseph Fohn, fr2m Me-
dlra, ]. A. Bonnet, Jr, vs.. First Na-
tirrl Bank o. Eagle Flse. fram MAYER
lex; Itsapont MANUFACTURERS Comps VS..
Gil,dadn Prciuce C-nripy, from El
Paso: A. T, and s. F. Railway Company
va. Julio Mendos frcn El pls3;' y. p.
Luke vs.. City Of FL Paso, from 81 Paso.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

Austin, Texas. January l6.-Thc case
OF Rice vs. the Dickson Car Wheel COM
pany is on trial in the Fifty-third Ju-
dical district court. The case was
brought by superintendent Rice OF the
State penitentisries against the company.
The State Is represented by Assistant
Attorney Generals Reece and John ana
the defendants have retained Hogg IL
Robertson OF this city.
Colonel Il. J. Polk OF the Santa Fe
is here for few days on business.
The university regents failed TO get
a quorum at their meeting yesterday.
Hon. T. N. Jones of Tyler Is here for
a few days on business.
John T. Smith, chief OF the tax depart,
ment in the oomptroller's office has re-
turned from a visit 20 Limestone county.
Judge Cravers, the governors private
secretary, is still confined to his home
with the grip.
Mrs. Bendette b. Tobin is very sick
at her home IN this city.
The infant son OF Prof. and Mrs TAFT
died Yesterday
A. j. Harris and wife OF Nashville,
Tenn are here. visiting their daughter.
Mrs. George A. Brush
Judge Miller, attorney for the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway. is here for a
Lieutenant Governor Browning has
gone home for a few days on business.
Judge Terry CT the Santa Fe Is here
for a few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
Th,rd ceuri Of Armenia.

Austin, Texas, January 16.--'The follow
ing proceedings were hid today in the
court Of eiYil appeals. Third district
Affrmed Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company VS.. Henry George,
ircm Travis,
Reversed and remanded: OTTO Locke
VS. the International and Great Northern
Railroad Company, from Comal
Reversed, reformed and rendered; T..
A. Noel vs.. n. B. Clark ct al, from Me-
Lehman.
Molten submitted August I4ango VS..
w. d. Fritze, from Llano, TO Issue man-
date upon pauper9 oath.
Rehearing refused r. j. Hubert az
al vs. Texas Central Railioad Company,
from Hamilton j. +. Dean vs.. John A..
Campbell ct al. from Travis; y. A. Fow-
Ter VS.. W, S shook, from Bell; D, 2.
Sims vs.. 7. J. McGill, from Runneis;
George Pfeuffer e. Co vs. Christian
weisser Prom CALDWELL Gulf, Colorado
and Santa 10 Railway Company VS. r. NJ.
Campbell. from Milan. two motions y.
June G. Co. w. A. c. Willie ct al, from
MoLennan; j L. Hume vs. Jack steele,
from Travis; II, VI. Mnlte w. y. G. Hall.
from san saba, also motion for fndngs
OF fact: Peter Mckinley VS.. Seaton Keith.
from Tem Green. Northern Assurance
Company Of London vs.. Charles b. Cfaw-
ford from Hays.
Motion overruled. Eugene Walker G,
al VS.. ]. r. Downs. from McLennan, to
strike out briefe and dismiss writ Of
error.
Maon granted E Rotsn VS. Mae'gen
& Kennon, from Bell, for leave 10 Tile
motl5n for rehearing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

Griggs offered a resolution providing
for the appointment Of committee Of
five to investigate The question OF estab-
fishing closer relations letweel thu
United States and the Southern repuolics
1t was referred to a special committee OF
five TO be named by the speaker.
The resolution by dane, providing for a
joint committee Of three IRON the house
and three from the senate 10 investigate
the claims of victims OF the Galveston
storm to State aid. came up as special
orler and was referred to the c3mnittee
on State sffaiIs.
Majority and minority reports were
made from the committee on Judiciary
No. 2 ON the bill by Rowland, Evans AID
Calvin, amending the gambling Inv 50 as
to prohibit private games of cards for
money. The majority report was al
verse. Walker. who signed with Wells II
Red River. Alfred, Aldrich ana Hill the
minority report, moved that the latter he
substituted for the majority report Al
ter much debate the motion was adopisi.
Moore offered substitute for the bill
simplifying It's verbiage. 1t WIS adopted
The debate was not concluded before ad-
jOurhment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

blacklisting aud prescribing penaitie,
therefor
BY Wheeler--Amending Code OF Grim
inai Procedure with reference 10 appeals
from Inferior courts to county courts.
BY Harris OF Hunt---Regulating the
printing OF election tickets
BY Davidson Of De Wftt-prescriolpg
penalty OF not mote than $1,000 Cor violat-
ing DEGREES II the railroad commission
issued as police orders.
BY Lloyd and MsGee-Making yaccina
ton compulsory In counties where small
pox Is prevalent
BY Lloyd-Prcviding that ffty pounds
shall constitute and be the Standard
weight of bushel of peaches and afty-
hve pounds be the standard weight q q
bushel OF tomatoes.
BY Lloyd--Increaslng the powers Of the
State health cshcer with reference to
fumlgating ami disinfectlng vessels en-
tering Texas ports.
BY Paulus-To prohibit traffic In teach
ers' examination questions.
BY Notwithstanding the eale OF
oocaine, opium and other poisonous drugs.
BY Swann--An act to punish lahorers
who violate either written or VERBAL con-
tracts ard to provide a penalty foS e.
fecting breaches Of contract between en-
ployer and employc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

Mr. Martens Of sigel. Wis writes.
Far some timc my wife has been SICK
sac was very thin and had no appetite.
could not sleep nights, and was troubled
With constipation
"The physicians we consulted said IL
was dyspepsia one Of them ssid il WIS
oatarrh She could get no relief untl
she began 90 take Peruaa aud Manal ~
Before she had taken bilf hottie Of
each she was Copscious Of marked
change.
"she began to sleep 81 nigat, appptte
came back bowels were regular. aud
nov, after taking bye bottles she Is en-
tlrfly we'll She looks ike new
wcmln.
we ran NOT say hali enough IN praise
OF your medicines. The physicians we
employed were very much surprised
when they learned that Peruna and
Manalin cured my wife"
There are no substitutes for Peruna.
Perunh is The only systemic caiarrh
remedy on the mlrket. No remedy
before the public today can boast Of az
many complete cures as Peruna.
Send for book OF testimonials Address
The 1eruna Medicine Co. Columbus,
Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
BILLS INTRODUCED.

The following billie We're introduced in
the house:
By Gay--An act amending the seduc-
ton law providing that an indie ament
shall be retired for FIVE years, tut may
be revived II the defendant desert h s
wife.
BY Clements-An amendatcTy act Pro-
viding for appointment OF boards OF
health in r:wns and villages by commits
sloners courts.
BY Strother~-An amendaiory act O.
viding that original marriage licen es
shall be returned to the contracting par
ties.
By Bi9dgers---An act making the theft
of bicycle a felony
BY Goodlept--'An act providing a sock
law for Ellis anti other counties.
BY Gocdlett--An act requiring mer-
camille agencies to obtain permits TO do
business in Texas from the secre airy Of
state.
BY Tharp--An net exemptng those vino
gamble at private residences from ndlct-
ment
BY Person--,An act to prohibit tine use
OF money In primafy elections.
BY Beaty--An act srpToprlatng $780,
0e0 for the establishment Of branch
asylum for idiots and imoecles.
BY Gresham--An act repeating the law
defining the offense Of affNy.
BY Terrell OF Cherokee-To prohibit
the traffic In examination questions uasd
by the county school ib-ards of examiner,
or by summer normal Boards OF egpmi1-
eN, in the examination Of applicants f5r
teachers certificates.
BY Notwithstanding that taxes
may be paid in scrip issued by counties.
BY LooneyTo prohibit the manupac-
ture and sale Of aiulterated flcd pro-
ducts,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

down the following SeCsl1ns and orders.
Appeals dismissed; W. w Bowen and
Jack McHenry, from Dallas.
Affirmed; J. e. Morgan from Shackel-
lord; Lee Nichols, from travis; Modesto
Flores, from starr: Arthur Stuart, from
IlImestone; James NOLAN. from Coke.
Reversed and remanded c. 3. Alvia.
fr m Galveston Mathew Caviuess, from
Lamar; Jim Patterson, from Henderson.
5. c. Brown, from Collin.
Reversed and dismissed: j. r. Vinsant,
from Collin,
Submitted on motion for certicrari:
George lRiggins alias from Dallas.
Submitted on brief for state. w. H..
Ratlih, from Mills
Submitted en- briefs for appellant;
Harrison Smith alias and Ed Johnson.
frCm E3ilas.
suomitted en- briefs for both rarties:
C. A. Long 1.-TWO cases. from Dallas.
Submitted on motion to strike out
statement OF facts; +. E. Denton, from
C1llin.
Subnltted on briefs and oral atgupents
for both. Gahe Hall end p Z. Denton,
from Calm; George 5, Usher. from Me-
Lehman; OK parte j y, v sser, tr,m
Bell; eS psrte s. W ogle, from Hill.
Submitted on States motion to abate
appeal; Ex parto J. b. Messer, from
Bell
Submitted on appellants motion for re-
hearing Wess Barnett, from William
son
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
HIGHER COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Galveston, Texas January l6.-The toll
loving motions were submitted today IN
the court Of ciyil appeals;
For rehearing; Albert r. Lincoln vs.
Hugh Waddell ct al. from Harris 2. J.
Williams, guardian. vs. Louis Sopieba
from Fort Bend Tyler Building and Loan
Association Us. 7. g. Force, from Naeog-
doches; Jonathan Harris VS.. City OF
Houston, from Harris; o. w. Glasmysr
ct al vs.. Hugh Hamilton. from H4rr,s;
John G. Giesbery ct 81 VS.. Mutual Build
ing and Loan Association, from Harris;
Taylor Bastrop and Houston Railway
Company VS.. c. NJ Warner. from Fayette.
Galveston and Western Railway Company
vs.. w. b. Kinkiad. from Galveston.
For issuance OF mandate: San Antonio
and Aransss Pass Railway Company VS..
Mary e. Lynch ct al from De witt
To advance. The State OF Texas VS..
]. M. Brownson ct al from Victoria.
To dismiss. T. r. Ellison VS.. Yates &
Smith, from Galveston,
To postpone submission: International
and Great Northern Railroad Company
vs. w H. Coolidge. from Brazoria.
TO file transcript: City OF Houston vs..
Hannibal Noble, from Harris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
SPECIAL Committees.

The speaker appointed tine following
special committee to consiler the Gfi:g3
reeolution G,isss, Little, Bridgerl
Russell and Goodlett.
Speaker Prince appointed tho following
committee on railroad commission: Rob
ertson Of Williamson, chsilmin; Hogs
Fears, Alderman Stewart, Talbot Meece
Lane, Mean, Fountain, Jones, Walker
Wells OF Red River. Henderson OF Lamar,
McMeans. Robertson Of Harrison. Piers n
and Stell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
She won Her case.

Mckinney, Texas. January l5.-In a
civil suit conducted in the justice court
here today a lady handled her own case
with success. landlsdY sued a tenant
for possession OF her farm, which the
tenant alleged he had rented for 1901. He
employed firm Of lawyers The lady
refused to employ legal help. She e.
AHMED all the witnesses and presented
her side Of the case, aud won the iudg-
ment Of the court. This is the first time
a lady has ever conducted case In court
here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

Justin, Texas, January 16.-In the alb
be Of Lieutenant Governor Browning,
ksident Pro TEN Phil Barry Miller
4 ed the senate to order this morning
hvage secured passage of his resolu-
b authorizing the sergeant at arms to
lchase stationery from whom he
kses, where the State contractor Is
prompt in deliveries or the articles
hiehed are inferior.
sipssombs resolution was adopted in
Ing President Mckinley to visit Aus
while the legislature is in session, in
event he carries out his intention ID
/; Texas in the near future.
sommirtee on constitutional amend
BITS reported favorably Davidson Joint
Plution requiring a p9ll tax receipt in
Ter to vote in Texas.
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
YELLOW PINE ADVANCED.
One Dollar Per Thousand Feet Add.
cal To the rrIrc.

Memphis. Tenn, January 16.-Atter
electing officers and advancing the price
on yellow pine 81 per 1000 feet, the
Southern Lumber Manufacturers ad-
jeurned sine die tonight
officers were elected tonight as fol-
lows; President. S. II. Fullerton, St.
Louis, Mo; secretary. George X. Smith.
est. Louis. Mo. The old board OF directors
was elected, together with last year $
board Of vice presidents The next semi
annual meeting will be held In July, the
date and place to be made public by the
board of directors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17
HEAVY JUDGMENT RECOVERED.
Liquor Dealers who Sold whisky To
Mlmnrk prnEcnmleh.

Palestine, Texas, january l6.--At I
o'clock this afternoon The jury In the
Lrcas. suit for damages on a liquor deal
crs bond for selling to IA minor. returned
a verdict IN favor OF the nlainAn flr
the sum OF $4,000. Johnson ctaImed to
Etni.
The publbc looked for mistrial be-
cause the jury was out since yesterday
evening
"A nmnber of suits OF this character
have been filed here lot late.