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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

PORTS Tyler Texas. April Mrs.
Bryan Marsh received n telegram this ar
tcruoon from the chief surgeon of the gov
ornmout hospital at San Francisco an
tbs. MIR. Ports has been In the Philip
pines for two wears with the Thirty third
infantry aud only recently returned TO this
country and would have soou bren mus
tered ont OF service, His remains win be
forwarded here for lutcrment.
CHINN. Denton Texas. April Mrs
Jesse +. Chinu. wife Of an old and proml
ncnl citizen of this place. aud daughter OF
the late Colonel " r, CLARK, In his life
time n prominent citizen and nlonrcr set
tier of North Texas, died at her home two
miles north of this place this morning OF
consumption, with which disease she ha.
been q sufferer for some time. Her hus
band and hVc children survive her,
WARREN, --FlorcSVlllc Texas. sprll g.
The remains of Mrs Mary Warren, mother
Of J, II Warren, merchant Of this place,
who died In Colorado City on Wednesday,
arrived here this morning and We're Inferred
In tho cemetery, Deceased lived In this
county many wears and was greatly
esteemed and respected
SIIUIID--Croenvllc Texas April G
Captain l.. T, Shull laid his earthly armor
down yesterday afternoon nj o'clock and
passed Into that rest from which none ever
wake TO mourn Captain Shull was in his
sixty ninth year and had been In falling
health for several years past
DAVIS, Mineral Wells, Texas April -
Mr.. n. II. Davis, who resides at Garner
eight miles east OF here, died last night Of
consumption. Tie was 10 years old
GRANUM. Mckinney, Texas. April T.
George Graynm. Collin county pioneer
died today on his farm near here, where h,
settled In lS4o
LEE Gainesville, Texas. April S.--Wm
Lee, aged ~ years. died here today. IL
was among the trst pioneers IN this State
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New Texas Postmasters.
Especial TO The Post.)
Washington, April 6.--rexas postmasters
q ppolnted: KenehY Knrnes cnnntr Y


appointed: Kennedy. Karnes county, V. A
Married. L. a. Smith and Miss Ncllie MIL
or both AZ this place. last night ~ $50 az
the residence of Mr. aud Mrs. Louis Miller.
Roy. Baly officiating Immediately after
the ceremony an elegant lunch was spread.
\ large number Of friends were present.
The groom Is a promising young man and
tho bride one Of East Texas falrcst flowers.
STEVENS. MUTT Becvillc. Tex April
4 AT the residence Of the brides father,
r. H. Nutt. ST. eight miles east Of Bee
willie. last night at $50 o'clock, j.
Stevens OF Tennessee and Miss Mamie Mutt
were united in marriage.
L-RAWLS. e. Groesbccck, Tex.
April 3 Married, at the Cumberland Pros
Lytcrian church at $40 this evening, Or.
Rev " j. Culiwcll of Tyler il brother Of
the groom, officiating.
LoCKMANN-H1IIMER Shluer Texas.
April I AT o'clock last night In the
homo of thc BRIDES parents 10 this city,
John II Lockmnnn and Miss Ernn Elillmcr
were quietly married, Rev. w DzicWas Of
ficinting
,"uEZtNGER ARDEN. Yonkum. Texas.
April f. Married, at Dawson city, Alaska,
Eva Arden The Wedding vas quite novel
anair In Klondlkc circles. Theodore y.
Ardcn1
TI'RK-IIAUSCHGLD sinner, Tex. Aprl
4 90 James Turk ana Miss Alma lnusChild
worr married at the home of tho bride
nmrrnts one mile east Of here at high nool
today. Judge Strauss ofriciatcd.
lINKINS- JENKINS. Ennis. Tex. Apri
4 Mr. j. j. JcnkinS and Miss Arizou'
jenkins were married Tuesday at the homO
Of tic brdc at Tclico fcw miles cas-
! OF Ennis
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MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

Long. --Crockctt. Texas. April D..
Miss Mildred Long, daughter OF Hon.
Charles Long, and Sir. Lewis Bond were
hurried last night a the FIRST ireshytc-
rlan church. Rev. s. r. Tenncy officiating;
- was quiet but beautiful wedding aud
the church wng handsomely decorated. me
parties are prominent society young people
and have many friends. The wedding pres.
ents were numerous aud costly. An elegant
reception WAS held at the residence OF the
brides father immediately after The cerc'
mony. Hon. Dave Woodward ~ San An.
ionic. an uncle Of the bride. accompanied
hv mis- wife mother and sister, were here
attending tho m0rrlnge.
JOLT BOETrCUER WcInar Tcxns.
ApFi A. Tic marriage Of Mr., Lester ll"lt,
Oily attorney OF Weimar and MISS Martha
Boctichrr. occurred yesterday at nc rrSi-
doncc Of the brides moihcr. Ia this city.
Rev r. r. Muse officiating. only the
relatives Of the two tlmilirs and irw
friends vs. Witnessed tho ceremony Tho bride
and groom left on the rastbouud passenger
train for New orleans and other points,
t. :,ns b sci. atsst6p pd hrst lIi lieutenant
Il Forty eighth regiment Amos A. Carter
TO be second lieutenant; Adolph Wakefield
10 be second lieutenant.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MoBEETIE.-A large land deal has Just
been closed ia this county. j. VI. shelton
OF Fort Worth, who has large cattle inter.
ests here, has bought nfiy-one sections of
land. or $3.50 acres. from Ira ~ Evans
OF Austin, The land comprises about ten
squ1Te miles on the north fork Of Red river
$4,000
TERRELL.--R Rev. II. NJ Williams, col
cred. Of sherman. superintendent OF mis-
sons for the general Baptist State con.
leutlun Is In the city assisting the Second
B1p;ist church In an effort to raise money
fur tho purchase of lot and tho erection
81 n church building thereon.
WANAIIAClIIE.- directors Of the
Wqxahachie Cbautnuqua have decided 70
enlarge the ChAutauqua auditorium TO hold
1000 more persons. An extensive high class
program has been arranged for the coming
summer season.
MOUNT vERNON.-,lohn Wurrick. al
legged 20 be wanted In North Carolina for
| murder, has been turned over to North
Carolina officers. Two men who arrested
| Narrick are now In jail charged with kid
mapping.
LUFkIN, The Angelina, County Lumber
company OF Ketys. located two miles north
Of here. owners ~ one Of the largest mills
IL East Texas. Is building a new planning
mn nnch larger han their present old
{ one.
! FAIRS. Rev. ". X Lloyd. rector Of the
church "f the Holy Cross IN this city. has
[ icceivcd call 10 the passionate of ST
[ Johns Episcopal church in 81. Louis. lie
/ has not set accepted
EMORY rho citizens Of Emory have
made up sianding reward Of SIS for cCcry
conviction Of men for killing fish With
dynamite In the Sabine rher bordering on
halus county.
MINEOLA. One new case Of smallpox.
white. Is reported. There are stil some
patients at the pesthouse. Since January
rs there have been abont ninety cases aud
one dcnth.
! SHERMAN.--A petition asking clemcncy
/ for lobe Garnctt. sentenced TO hang for
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Caldwell CuIlinns.

Caldwell Tcxns, April 6IlaTy Reeves,
the son OF I'D Reeves, fell last evening
and broke his leg above the knee; he is
dolug well.
The two brick houses erected hy j. Il.
Hawgraves are about complete. They are
receiving the last touches and will be ready
for occupancy Ia a Few days.
Mrs. Stubbleheld of Cause has been spend.
Ing a few days with her sister, Mrs II.
L. neiamatcr.
Miss Mary Knox OF Nuyusota, who has
hccn visiting her sister Mrs, j. Il. nrslop.
has returned home,
MIR, aud Mrs. w. h. Barhcc left FOR thc!r
home in Ballngcr after visit Of three
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OILCOMPANIESCHARTERED
Several Petroleum Prospecting Bodies
Have Filed Their Articles.
HOUSTON CAPITAL BEHIND ONE or THEM
Gslyestonians Have Also Organized a
Company Which Has It's Head
quarters at Beaumont.
Anslln. renns. AnrIl e.--charters nled:

Austin. Texas. April 6,-~Charters hled:
a;eysor OH company Of Galveston; CAPT
tai stock, 100000, lncorporators, W. II.
Austin. Y. r. Austin. j. Il. cheek, l..
Lpyenbcrg. II II. Robinson. Forster Rose,
W. Is. Wallis aud Edwin Sampson all OIL
liz Lump Coal company Of Ruckdalci
10 illnc coal. clay ANA metals In Milan
county: capital stock, S2J.UOO. incotpU
ralors. e. il. Conield. u. l.. WiIehm add
j. T.. Cofficld
g'he tinhcsfon beaumont OH company OF
t,alvrsiun. fmrpuNr, 10 prospect Tor OH,
gas coal apd other minerals ~ me c"uu
lies ~ Galveston. Jrflcrsun. llardih. tar
ris t;rln,cs. Montgomery liberty, Drahgr,
lrazoria Jasper. JylCr l'"lh. nhln'efS'
san Jaduto. ff1ttv. Angrllnn ana NAc"s
doehcs capital ,,.iock, S%m'WV ,i,nnn""r
porntors G.. 49, Wilkinson. w VI lSlhl,
liunaid Mcdonald T. !. Mrdlc1+ u. g..
Leonard. AieS Earton aud J ). MhceSs,
all ~ Galveston
rhr Island DH rnupaig of liouS on c1pl
i1l stock S5uU.w1; pngposr 20 Establish aud
iuainHdu 40 'N company aud 10 prospect
Tor. develop aud use coal aud nihcf nan
erals ana petroleum Win 'ie righl j." hnlll
snd own iii urccssIrv oii tanks. oats nd
pipes necessary Tor tue operation ~ such
n,slm,s. THIS corporation ,uly bore for
rii in Tue following counties. i1ffis, tai
weston. Grimcs, Montgomery. Liberty. LEI.
iprsoH. orange, Hardin Jasprf lylei. Pntb.
,namhcTs Snu JJciut' lrluitY. Angelina
ana Naruglooheg Interpretations Fd KAN,
rom Riclntdson H. e. Jonrs. Edsu Wat
tlns AID u Il Beatty Of Houston,, NJ.
Marx, Galveston, fcmplrtum Fred Elem.
Ing aud " 9 Damon ~ Corscana, I'D
pflthrr of Dallas
Scaloard oil company of Beaumont f1pl
tal stock $4,000, purpose 80 establish ana
maiutpW oil rumpNucs aud fot thc lease
aud right % prospect iur, devotion ana use
con aud uiher minerals and petroleum,
IN the counties ~ lr0rtpou and Galveston.
IuforpaiDtorS q W. Bpschkc. j ~ Hiil,
& H. yidor. \ ". Miller and G N Brnu.
u. al OF Galveston.
lcc5n Gap Cotton OIL company Of Pecan
SAP, neim county; capital stock HlnWn
Interpretations c. 4 DuiJury, T. " T.
Hochaday g g scott aud e Y. Jackson
Taylor Gin company Of Taylor: capital
stock 5000 IurnrporHtoIs r. W Mad
dln r A. Brnndcs aud T.. l. Ripley
Mansfield Grain Jnd Elevator company OF
Mansfield. Tarrnnt comfy capital etocl
$sUuu lucOrpurniors " T.. lutChcs0n
$ ). Smther, Joseph Edwards and W -
House.
Port Arthur Light and Power company
of Port Arthur. capital stock S21WWi. Ia
corporntor-; T.. j. Baker q, VI, craig am,
Friuk Cummings Of l'ori Arthur G. g
Gatce and A. j Singer ut Chicago.
Clchurue Grocery company "t tichuruc
capital stork S2O.uOu lncurpuutors S. y
shaw H. VI ialu. II $. Wilson, &, Dick
son and j + NcighhorS
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; ~, slNe a special program. intended ~
on and elevate the work of The teach.
u. y; Kimbcll proposes IN oroo, a..
, ,ng n''i of nifty barrels capacity in Pales.
MINI ,S,npany developing the Valley coal
S'h re building Of raihoad conni,c,i az
~ tne International aud Great No~tbern
7,Sc NC q three miles. during his month
'eady Tor transportation. :" ooa'
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PALESTINE POINTERS.
Short Road Is to Be Built 10 the Goa
Mines.

N''N'N HUau IS @ Be Suit 70 The Goal
Mines.
a'eN.lnc' Texas April Mrs. A. II.
'io"a'u, president Of John "A Reagan chap.
ler' l. D. G., has secured lecture engage
me", WIN Hon Ar Taylor. The ladies'
g, me chapier are buSyins themselves 10
~ lam large attendance for the talented
orator. lecture az the city hall April -.
1pVu Nlay services were held at the
hr.seopa' church at il a. IA. today.
br "' tSn She, sheriff Ben Parker. who was shot
fest, Is M from lis beh 't ,Sa,r ~ I'M IN
h,,ne,i, ne negro. Henderson wRn was
n rs.a. shot hy sheriff Henry waits *
III sssstls ne WI be held on two charges
tIon Anaegson County Teachers assouia
s0' - 10 session here today aud
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Grams this afternoon, the following officers
were duly elected TO serve for the ensuing
term: Y. NJ. Edwards. CAPTAIN; +. VI.
Iiagland, first lieutenant; N. VI. Parker.
second lieutenant; J. n. Cobbs. third lieu.
tenant: Judge A. Edwards. adjutant: J..
r. Cobhs. quartermnster; : l.. Smith.
chaplain.
After the election Of officers Messrs. J.
4. Cobhs. A. Edwards aud G.. u. 5. Ora
ham were appo.nted delegates 70 the Waco
Edwards and L. NJ. Ragland TO the Mem.
pliis reunion.
Miss Annie Kerr WAS re. elected sponsor
tn the p1inD
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s GlIok AeoidentnIlv kill.a

,ouihe' Fort Bend County Texas. Anru
-. friday afternoon Mr.. 81 Glick. assist.
am manager of the Jones & Gordon rl.a
arm met with instant death In a Wen nj,
While trying to loosen the hrs.s. :, -! -
curoins that was being lowered AZ ,hs AZ ,se
s-s ss0stessed' A number Of negroes were
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in the pit with him, but eseaa n
The curbing was pushed for3a az, 5
caving Of the dirt and deceaseu ~
by AKA piece of timber sps '-,s.
causing instant death. Inc ssss
medlately chopped the timber, sons 4
the body was carried TO w 500
Gordon, His brothers aIr' Fcsia.,
home HON 'n for o9 burial Deceased nas sun
the employ Of Mr.. Gordon ior ,Ighl .
wears and was an honest, upi's-
dustrious young man.
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weeks 10 W. c. Carroll. the father Of Ms.
Balllnger.
Mrs. Mary Harold Of Bowie is visiting
her parents Judge and Mrs. Il. VI. Hunt.
Rev Bower. Rev. W. II. Flies singer,
Is visiting William Reeves at this place.
Miss NJ. l.. Gorman Is visiting friends al
Corslcana.
Mcssrs william Turner and William Kiel,
prominent citizens of Burton, arc IN the
city today on business.
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Arirona Gold Mine 81

FL Paso. Texas. April "a WI liz )
Phoenix today announces ny Sss
famous Congress gold min, - cs1r.
syndicate for SS,00O,OW -, me To-
one of the best producers in.sd 4 o
The syndicate which purstul;sIsr.
ed by ex-senator Warner
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Annive1sary OF Dam Accident.

Austin, Texas. April e. ono year ago to.
morrow the great granite dam across the
Colorado river here was washed away by
an unprecedented rice In the river. u
can be said that the TOWN has completely
recovered from the loss, and with the new
city administration the business affairs oil
Austin win rapidly 20 To the front.
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OTHER DEATHS

Gibbs, Ernest T.. ascd 81; at San Antonio
April 3.
Fisher $ w; At Cooper Apri [.
Finch, John; near Paris, April /.
Mcdonald, Z. e.; ut Abbott, April I
Hickman, Mrs. Jennle, AGED ~; ct Shrr
man, April =.
Lewis, john, aged rs; near wcatnerford
April
Morgan j W, aged 81; near weather,
ford, April
Scott. Mes. W. r. OF uallynlc: at New
Orleans.
Anderson, MIS-, Nancy r.; near pgrls.
NMN.Hnitng' Mrs A.; az Scurry, Aprll :.
Wilson, Israel; at Nocona April /.
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nrl1rn MARRIAGra

6, W. Colo ana Mrs Dora Estccn, at
Pur;S
5. g. rubbs aud Miss Willie Ellen Riggs,
at Ferris
II. IT, Lcnox and Miss Eddie Long, at
PARIS.
g. W. Kennedy and Miss Uinr Doyle at
Weathcrford.
j. D. carter and Miss Davctta Majors, at
Corslcuua
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Two Yenrs for Murder.

HlllSboro, Texas, April 5,-The jury in
the Az CogSdcll murder case returned Il
verdict OF guilty and assessed his punish
WtdL-nt two years confinement In the pen
,ShliarN. lie killed Jesse Watson Ia 1891
h"th were boys, neither over is years old
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Oil Mill for Comanche.

Comauchc, Texas. April 3An oil mill
hats been chartered Tor this place aud work
viii soon begin, John Bryson. Winfield
scott and g. n. Bcucni are the lpcurpora.
tors, Winneld Scott bought the oil mini
cry AWAY.
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A Ranaer Shot.

Austin Texas April 6 Adiumnt Gcncral
Scurry received letter thn morning FROM
Captain Hughes ot the Rangers. In which
he stated thai Private j, ". Petty Of cap.
tain hugCrs COMPANY, had been shot IN me
hand while arrceiiug a MrNicuI. lhN
wound Is not serious, hut at the same time
10 VIII cause him to get furough for ten
days or two weeks. The shouting occurred
mt
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A strong, cold norther Is blowing here this
morning. which will damage COTTON Just
coming up.
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Alvin Confederate Veterans.
Alvin. Texas April 6 AT meetusS Of
J. a. Wharton camp Of Confederate Vet.
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Ask Your
Doctor

Ask him If it isn't true
that about every ore needs
a good spring medicine. Ask
him if your depression of
spirits, your general weak
ness, and your feeling Of
exhaustion are not due TO
impure blood and weakness
of the nerves.
Then ask him about Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
If he says it's all right, get
a bottle of il today. We know
il is the best thing you can
possibly take to lift you up
and bring back your old
strength and vigor.
* sl.oe bottle. All snsrisis.
J.c.AYER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
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AHENP all bowel troubles. appendicitis, bill
l. iousncss. bad breath, bad BLOOD wind
HHhEERE the stomach, bloRted bowels foul
VSHhEm mouth. headache. indigestion, pmples,
pains after eating, liver trouble. saIow complexion
and dizziness. when your bowels don't move regu-
larry you are getting sick Constipation kills more
people than NIL other diseases together. IL is n
starter for the chronic ailments and long years OF
suffering that come afterwards. No matter what
ais you, start taking CASCARETS to-day, for you
Will mover get well and he well all the time until
you put your bowels right. Take advice; start
with CASC3RETS to-day, under absolute guar
antee 20 cure money refunded. m
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HERBERT MARX EXONERATED.
Young New Yorker Who Shot Three
NirEinians Has Returned Home.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Dec. 5.-Her-
bert Marx, who. in Westmoreland county,
killed William Taylor and William L. Hef-
lin and wounded James Stiff, came here
last night by steamer and left on a morn
ing train for New York. He was met here
by his brother, Ernest Marx, and a broth
er-in-law, who came from New York. The
two latter went by private conveyance to-
day to Westmoreiand county There was
no talking of lynching Marx, as il is gen
orally thought that he was justified in the
shooting. Miss Taylor. the young woman
in the case, who was alleged to have been
slandered, eXOnerated Marx.
NEW YORK, Dee. 5.-William B. Marx,
a brother Of Herbert Marx, said to-day
that he did not believe his brother had in
suited Miss Taylor and that the family
would him through any trouble in
which he might be involved. I'VE were
surprised" said William b. Marx, when
we read the story OF the shooting published
in the morning papers, although we knew
that Heroert had been in a shooting
scrape. He wired US yesterday that he
had shot a friend. but assured US that
everything was all right and begged US not
To worry. Herbert was graduated recently
from the New York Law School and went
down into Virginia 10 recuperate his
strength My father bought the West
moreland county estate some eight years
ago, and the family lived on il from time
10 time The Taylors have been our neigh
bors and we have always esteemed them
highly
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SENATE EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Reciprocity Treaties Referred and
Nominations Discussed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-The Senate to-
day received from the President the
treaties renewing the reciprocity treaties,
and I'm executive session referred them
70 the committee on foreign relations. The
principal renewals are with Great Britain
and cover the British West Indies. The
extradition treaty with the Argentine re-
public and the trademark treaty with
Guatemala also were received by the Senate
and were referred without debate.
The Senate spent some time during the
executive session discussing the question
OF the proper committee reference of the
nomination OF Eugene r HendTy, TO he
marshal for the Territory of Hawaii. The
nomination at first was referred to the
committee on Porto Rico and Pacific
islands, of which Senator Foraker is chair
man. but Senator Bacon raised the point
that Hawaii is full-fedged Territory
Of the United States and that, therefore,
the nomination should go to the committee
on territories. Senators Teller, Foraker,
SpOOner and Bacon engaged in the con-
trOversy which followed, and the question
was ultimately upon the suggestion Of
Senator SpOOner referred to the committee
on rules for the formulation of a rule gov
erning the subject, the reference meanwhile
being held NJ.
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AGUINALDO NOT CLEVER.
Merely Cunning, Mr.. Weeks Says-Vas-
sar Girls Suffer Privations.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Congressman
Edgar Weeks, of Michigan, who arrived
from Manila on the transport Hancock,
when asked about conditions in the Phil
ippines, replied: Il saw Aguinaldo and
spent half a day with him. He is not an in
telligent man. and, L think, feels that he is
inferior in intellect to the Americans. He
seemed to me not clever. but cunning. The
general opinion among the military men is
that Aguinaldo should be allowed TO es
cape. He is a dead issue and is no longer
menace 20 the United States. 1t is supposed
he does not want to run aawy, as he would
at once be assassinated by the friends of
General Luna, whom he ordered 10 be
killed.
The new method of educating the ma
tives as adopted by this government is
wrong. Refined. handsome young ladies
from Vassar and O. her colleges went down
10 the Philippines TO educate these natives.
They have had TO put up with all kinds of
privations and TO eat native food, and in
some places their lives have been in dan
ger. / think this Is entirely unnecessary.
IN place OF these young ladies, discharged
climated. should be appointed and the
young ladies should be sent home
The question of the Sultan OF Sulu and
his harem is a very small matter when YOU
are confronted with the great questions
that are now involved. The Sultan lives in
a dirty tumble-down house and may have
several wives, but he is very insignificant
individual l do not fear any trouble with