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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
Tinsley's Examining Trial Being Held

Gonzales, Texas February 1s.--The OK.
aiming trial Of ]. Il. Tlnscy, charged
with the murder OF Oscar schlcyer. was
held this evening before Justice Srhuler
A. II. storey OF Inckhart, County Attorney
Nixon aud Atkinson aud Abernethy rcprG.
scented the State. Burgess K Hopkins and
&. n, Walter are employed by the defense.
a stenogruphcr took down the evidence IN
the examining trial.
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oil Min for Brandon.

brandon. Texas February is.-At a
meeting Of the hoard of directors OF the
Farmers Cotton oil company Of this city
the following officers We're elected: q.
J.. White. president; n. &. Matthews, vice
president; W. c. Pardue, secretary. H. n.
Tinker. treasurer. The authorized capital
stock Of the company IL $4,000
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A STOCKMAN KILLED.
Tried to Catch a Freight Train Which
Was in Motion.

Was in Motion.
iliishoro' Texas, February 1S.-Mr. An.
derson a stockman from West, Texas, was
instantly killed at south yards here to.
night while attempting to catch train in
motion. The engineer saw him in his en-,
deavor to catch on and tried TO sacken IN
for him and succeeded to n great extent,
but MIR. Anderson lost his grip and his
pody was thrown squarely under the trucks.
No blame whatever is attached to the rail.
road employees. Mr.. Anderson came from
West this morning to ship eight cars of
cattle to the st. Louis market. His re.
mains will go to his home tonight for in.
terment tomorrow.
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Creamery and Cheese Factory Tor sealy

sealy, Texas. February lS..-W. T. Welsh
~ Chicago has been here Tor the past ten
days making II thorough canvass ffr the
surrounding country to look into the feas-
ibiiity of establishing "a creamery aud
cheese factory at this point. As result
stock has been signed and organization
viii be perfected next "Wednesday. at
which date the question of iocatInn will
also he settled. The stockholders In the
concern are mostly farmers and stock
men. The factory Is to be ia operation
about AnTil IL or 20
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Buoy, also a negro. at Call few days ago.
aud placed them in Jail, They were given
an cxamnatinE trial nj Call before Judge
Gee and rcuanded to jail without bail.
Sheriff Howard left today for Dcweyvillc
in response To telegram received by him
last night The telegram did not state
WAY the sherihs presence was needed
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which would make each sur,tv,, -.
from 5000 to 5000 IN rm alI'
XiNors may he sent to Commsra', I,
l.. Martin Of Camp SterIIss j psIs II
confederate Veterans. Or ia cos.. \
farrott of Waco. who was / %sal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
A NATION RAID MADE AT RockwALL
A Boy Prevented the Raiders GAINING
Access to the Storage Room.

Access 70 the Storage Room.
Ii0ckWaH Texas, February i7.-Lnst
night, some time after midnight raid
~nS made by a party Of masked men ami
nonen 90 the depot NJ this plnce Thrlr
object RS stated 10 tho operator ia charge
~ the station was to break ~ the legs
oi whisky IN thp wareroom
The operator says there were about
twenty -htc people IN the mol. hut owlnx
20 tie masks b. fallod n positively lcnti-
fl any 81 them They did considerable
damlge 10 the door Of Tie ware room
hiu failed - male an eBtrurce.
When the operator cxtlnvalsled tin,
lamp and Threatened to u-c violence III
they ala not deslst. they immediately
isif
The officers are making Investigations
Hnd expect 10 have the guilty parties az.
rested In a short time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
HpPTOPTI'I'OI 10 Meet al HilIsboro
Real Estate Tranafera.

Brcnhsm, Texas February ~. -slxteen
real estate transfers were recorded ny the
county clerk last week. The total consld
eratinns Amounted to SGT I'D and the In
tcrnni revenue stamps amounted 10 80
There were hfty-onc crop aud chattel mort.
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Killed BY Explosion Of a Mil Stone.

GrecnyilIc. Texas, February fat Ayin-
ger yesterday mill stone e. ploded AMI
killed Mr.. Bolen aud seriously, II not
fatally injured another man who happened
to he present This peculiar accident oc.
cCrred az the corn mill 81 smith a Arms.
worthy, the stone exploding WIN such
force as to send pieces Of the stone through
the roof Of the building and scatter frng.
mcnts over the mill house.
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OTHER DEATHS

Remanded Without Benefit Of Bail
Newton Texas, February 1S-Shorir
Howard arrived in town last night with
Alec aud Costello Ford, two negroes. who
are charged with the murder of Gcorro
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Ice Factory for suIpbur snrIno.

sulphur Springs, Texas, February 10. II
y. Murphy Of GrecnvIllc WAS In the cIty
FRIDAY aud had the plaus aud specifications
Ter The new twenty,ton lee aud cold stOr-
nge plant. The plant Will be situated neat
depot
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MANDAMUS WRIT SOUGHT
To Compel the Mayor to Purchase
The Sewer Company's Plant.
THE CITY WILL MAKE A CONTEST.
The Sisters Are to Build Nowtiste on
the Site They Have Purchased.
Locai Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas. February rs The CAT
weston sewer company whom the arhitra.
tiDn rolnmiifrr ssrt eli upoH ig the NM
nitipliity Of Galveston and The sewer s-i,il-
pany sad awarded the sewer company
E3.c0 for their plant and which award
WAS snllequ, ntiy continued By thu courts.
has directed lis attorneys TO Institute
mandsnius Proceedings against Mayor
Jones, Ciiy clerk Melacken and Auditor
Thompson. 10 compel theta 10 pay over Ia
the; sewer company the S.ElfssD as diree;..s!
- rcrent resolution Of tha city, which
" iu conformity siin the award ~ the
ara frHft"n committee ana the Judgment uI
ihe 6gsts. Mayor Jones hifs strenuoussY
held that he payment Of this s.ri.tn" onf
ct the pro,rets received from tAe suie ~
s4r.ri rews bonds b. q direct misapi,fu
prtatiou of ibat fund and has TINS Tar
" SIR tly feiE,..d TO Sign she YarraifLs.
he Niger, is@lh liis present temper. sit
uhdouitediS bitterly rHprst tbs DdHdHmas
lrDe@ einss und 80 interesting legal con.
test VIII hs fisc r.sslt.
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A collectlon amounting 10 ss,s =
p,okerv for Fort worh

Fort Worth. Texas, February y
now seems no doubt that an0,a' Y,
will he built here, tn9essa a,,sir "a
the projectors are not oenu'N4
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Badly Injured by the Explosion Of Gun

Body injured BY the EXPLOSION OF Gun
Lockhart Texas. February is-At TIL
mon, late saturday afternoon, young Mat
thews. the lByear-Od son Of MIR W. Il
Matthews. was very seriously Injured IN
me explosion Of gun. one hand hcing 30
badly lacerated that amputation was nee
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ht-was an ideal one for the dancers wao
passed several hours very pleasantly =
Nr. u. l.. Vineyard. who = eDr o. tne
pioneers ia the rire Industry VI bagh
Lake. spent few days In Wharton tue
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Elour nam for liion

Hico. Texas February iG.-~J. II. welser
q Co. have let the contrart for +, h,,,,
railer mill. doubling the capacity Of thcir
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Burnet's Copper 'nous'. =,
Burnett, Texas, Fehrnary .,,,I
per mill building viii DC c0s' -
short time. The machlnei!
TO be Installed.
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rss.- died fer registration win the >r,anty
clerk last w'sck
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~ WllI Lie IdIc.

Brouham Tcxas February IS Mr r. ".
league Ii engaged 10 assessing Washington
precinct nxpaycrs and was in the city
Monday relating some experiences in the
held. ~ onr place Nr league stopped
late Oh rainy evening and asked n he
gould stay all night. lie vas todd that ,iIc
tamiy would cheeriully entertain him. but
fonHd i ncressaty 10 GARY horse feed witn
him, scarce air corn. fodder and other
iced sinns out tuat way. lie states that
considerable bottom land viii lie idle tins
year and TINT some OF the best iand be
.weeh the Brazos aud Nayasota riyrrs eau
DC secnreh Tor q rentnl " 81 an acre.
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Lecture on LIQUID Air.

uh BRENNAN. Texas, February is.-Mr. VII.
"a Lusk has secured Tor Lusks hall on
ON Och "a lectures and experiments Ia
drnkd air through the slaytoB Lyccum ba-
kill til, The wonders Of iiquid air are al
p,,tneonceivablc. Il Is the greatest VI
pu''f Inventions ard Is Il prophecy Of Il
and unaYoution In the application OF ne
power. Liquid DIR ~ 50 cold thar
haudlcdpfg elise N hot by compurrun--su
he little itcvcryt thing that touches Il bolt,
aporatrF 81. IL freezes iron 30
wide opens brittle as glass. but In mo-
No such Of ice. w. = '''''' """ '"''
appropriation -
-, 80 !, to Meet at Hsboro.
ss 1as, February Is This week
S's'pusniS u'S'eteruns Of Green's Brigade
this suggested get away 10 Hlllshoro for
This would beion. The Brenham con
extremes Temp,srg 'p iRe yIs thg saRia re
proper lines, but v 4 special gar is % 10
., - -, has an abiding inter.
slIenKIh anu a"hs, nmny of whom arc
classes and racial Immediate section, AMI
ray have greht good
principe OF the praSll nc echoed by the
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Msit 81 Relicf conmlt.er

b. nElU' IHNna. FeNFnWTy y -IfHn 3.
II. Gupdicft ieieptuned The Poa core
spondeht that he legislative relief com.
miioe VIII ,lsii iioIs i'aivesloD, Alvin.
Bra.eyia yrbsqo and Sealf, and thai the
Waalluston counts committee can aaeet
then gliitCf az Fclir nf eel on ibciu direct
at uStn $50 TN cOHuai'tDc sill not visit
BrcuHtm III GnphiciE stated iHat blank
sfhdaffN nd hcsu fnrH aslsd To- Judge T..
z. arr 30 this place aiid H. Jn7ilrp g..
{. iiushef ~ NDiiDiaH aui that parties
hes Ing relief can rJii ou tlcse grHtiemea
Tor the necessary hHnks II IL 0ny cns's
n absolute dcttitu'pa thar are to- receive
hid Mr. Gnodktt sfafHi ilBt the hossp
passed resolution hziug April 3 aS tho
hafn for nllnMrnInrnf.
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Local Notes and Personals.


Galveston, Texas, February 49,. VI.
Rosenberg school building. which WAS bad
ready for school purposes by the list of
March
The school board met at $40 o'clock this
evening to open and pass upnn bids for
tic repairing OF the Ball high school build
Ing. The result Of the meeting could not
he obtained.
Mcssrs. j. s. Sullivan. D. sullivan and
4. Ogden of san Antonio are here In
attendance upon the Federal court in
which they have important litigation.
Miss Lilly fIartnett Of New Orleans mas
returned home after an extended visit to
her cousin, Mrs II, i. Williamson
Mrs. Sue G. Flnck has returned from
mud extended visit to the Interior Of the
state aud is the guest of Mrs. George
John
MIR and Mrs James D. sherwood, who
have spent the last two years In Boston,
huyc returned Ia Galveston. whore they
ar" the guests of MIR, and Mrs, George Il.
Christie.
Mrs. L. Rcck Of La Porte and Mrs J.
W. Deer Of Chicago IRE the guests Of Mrs.
= Taylor Mt the Grand, where Miss Beck
has been the guest of Miss Georgiettc
Taylor for several days.
James NJ Gibson, well known attorney
Of Houston. and t. &. Proctor, equally
well known In Victoria, arrived I'm the city
yesterday 20 he present at the February
term of the Federal court, which opened
here today,
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A New Novitiate.

Galveston, Texas. February IS. The sis
fers ia charge OF st. Aiarr's innrmnry have
rs prospect the building Of II novltatc on
tn site purchased 10y them corner Eighth
and Postofhce streets The pians and
tpeciucatiens ~ the new building are being
prepared by Architect y. ] clarion. and
il Is understood that bids viii be- shortly
asked for.
The new structure when completed win
cost IN the ncighhorhood Of SZ5tpp and
will be a handsome addition To the pres
on property ~ the managers OF the Ia.
hrmary The noyitlate will be constructed
o. pressed brick and will he three stories
IN height
Galveston. Texas February 49, rhe
chamber of commerce committee at work
upon matters in connection with the hoped
for visit Of the North Atlantic squadron to-
dry requested President Laid to extend
an Invitation To Secretary Long and party
now al Pensacola, 10 visit this city during
their present Southern trip. Nir. Ladl
acauicsccd and at once forwarded n cor
dial invitation TO the secretary Of the Ma, !
as requested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-19
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Galveston. Texas, February Is The foi-
lowing marriage licenses were issued to
day:
Ben VI. Morgan and Miss Lula shelton.
Emil :. King and Miss Henrietta Dyson.
Il. +. l.. StriDgfellow and Miss Emma j.
Carl.
Victor II. Stark and Miss Trina Chassa.
ulol
Francis George Newng and Miss Mar
garet Weber
Richard A. Jones and Miss Emma Jones.
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KROUsE- KEMP Aistyne, Texas.
February IT.--Married. Marshall krouse
and Miss Matte Kemp. this morning
PFEFFERCoRN- sTONEI .--GafaesvilIe,
Teas. February i5.--Otto pfpffcrenfn aud
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MEiSiGEK HARRINGTON. Victoria.
Texas. February l5.-Miss Minnie Earring
ton aud Deputy sheriff Koipert Weisiger
were married last night at the home OF
Mrs Am Bishop. Rev A. l.. Scarborough
oFfssfuffut
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-02
GIRLS LEAP INTO FIRE-NETs.
Five Women and Boy Hurt at a
Toronto Blaze.

TORONTO Feb. Fire destroyed the
clothing factory OF the Army and Navy
Company filled with women and girl
operators, at noon today. So rapidly did
the fire spread that in half an hour the
four story building was destroyed.
The place was a regular fire trap. There
were no fire escapes. and in the rear was
only one rope, slowed away under a pile
Of clothing. and not at all accessible.
The firemen's ladders could not be rails
ed quickly on account of the electric
wires The operatives became panic
stricken. and fre-nets were used to catch
those who jumped. Eight girls made the
leap. and five of them are now in the
Emergency Hospital badly hurt. Specta-
tors say that there was no necessity for
jumping. and that if the girls had waited
little longer they could all have been
reached with the ladders.
One boy, Richard Neville. refused to
jump into the net, and hung fog while
10 the cornice. Finally he dropped. In
his fall he struck sgnboard and broke
his leg.
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THANKED FOR DEATH PENALTY.
Boyd Wallace. Robert StHnord'-
slayer. Sentenced to BE Hanged.

Boyd Wallace, colored, when sentenced
10 be hanged yesterday by Justice Ga
baugh, on April IL next, replied Thank
you, sir" Wallace was convicted some
time ago OF the murder of his half brother.
Robert Stafford. also colored and was
called yesterday TO be sentenced. The
prisoner stood at ease while Justice Cla-
baugh pronounced the death sentence. and
at every pause the court made the prisoner
responded Yes, sir
On being asked. however. if he had any
thing to say why the sentence OF death
should not be pronounced upon him Wal
lace stated that he had not After his
conviction Wallace's counsel Attorney
Royal NJ Hughes filed motion for a new
trial Argument was heard on this motion
Yesterday by Justice Clabaugh. who over
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nor pair for lot of ladies'
,1NS tan and black high
cut storm boots;
nearly all sizes; regular $3.50
values.
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A CAUSE OF HEADACHE.
One Very Common Cause, Generally
Overlooked.

Headache is a symptom. an indica alton Of
arrangement or disease in some organ and
the cause of the headache is difficult o
locate because so many diseases have
headache as a prominent symptom: de-
rangement of the stomach and liver. heart
| trouble kidney disease, lung trouble, eye
! strain or i'll fitting glasses all produce
headaches and if We could always locate
the organ which is at fault the cure of
obstinate headaches would be much SIM
pier matter.
However. for that form of headache
called frontal headache, pain back of the
eyes and in forehead. the cause is now
known to be catarrh of the head and
throat: when the headache is located in
back of head and neck it is often caused
from ca tarrh of the stomach or liver.
At any rate. catarrh is the most COM
mon cause of such headaches and the
cure of the catarrh causes a prompt dis
appearance of the headaches.
There is at present no treatment for
catarrh so convenient and effective as
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets a new internal
remedy in tablet form. composed of anti
sepics like Eucalyptol Guaiacol and
Blood Root. which act upon the blood aud
cause the elimination of the catarrhal
poison from the system through the natu-
raj channels.
Miss Cora Ainsley, prominent school
speaks of her experience with catarrhal
headaches and eulogizes Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets as cure for them. She says: Il
suffered daily from severe frontal head
ache and pain in and back of the eyes, at
times so intensely as to incapacitate me
in my daily duties. | had suffered from
catarrh, more or less. for years, but never
thought 1t was the cause Of my headaches,
but finally became convinced that such
was the case. because the headaches were
always worse whenever | had a cold CT
fresh attack of catarrh.
''Stuart's Catarrh Tablets were highly
recommended to me as a safe and pleasant
catarrh cure and after using a few 50-cent
boxes which ] procured from my druggists
/ was surprised and delighted to find that
both the catarrh and headaches had gone
for good"
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at 80 cents per package. under
the guarantee of the proprietors that they
contain absolutely no cocaine found in so
many catarrh cures) no opium $50 common
in cheap cough cures) nor any harmful
drug They contain simply the wholesome
antiseptics necessary to destroy and drive
from the system the germs of catarrhal
disease.
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ruled the application. When sentence was
pronounced upon the prisoner his attorney
gave notice that he viii file an appeal from
the judgment Of the court to the Court of
Appeals for the District
The crime of which Wallace was con-
victed was committed in an alley which
runs between NJ and y and Fourth and
Fifth Streets northwest, on the night of
August 16 last. The trouble between the
men grew out Of the jealousy of Wallace
over the attentions of Stafford to a woman
named jackson. with whom Wallace had
been on friendly terms for a numbey- of
years. According to the testimony given
at the trial. Wallace lured Stafford into
the alley and there stabbed him to death
with knife.
In his own defence. Wallace testified that
he asked Stafford to go out into the alley
to have talk with him, and that they
became involved in a quarrel. Stafford he
said, attacked him with an axe, and that
it was only in defence Of his own life that
he stabbed him.
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TAKEN TO THE ASYLUM.
Peters Held Pending an Enquiry ms
TO His sanity.

Eugene Peters, who was arrested on
Thursday afternoon and locked up pend
ing an investigation into the question of
his sanity was yesterday removed to the
Coy eminent Hospital for the Insane,
where he will be held until one OF the
justices of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict can pass upon the question of the
issuance of a permanent commitment to
that institution. Drs. Marbury and Burch
paid a second visit TO Peters in cell
at the police station yesterday morning.
and afterward drew up a report of the re-
suit of their investigation, which they at
tached to the other papers in the case
1t is not customary for hearings in in
sanity cases TO be granted except on Fri
days. but ii is stated that an exception
will be made in this case in order to dis
pose Of the matter quickly.
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The Commissioners yesterday submitted
to the Senate Committee on the District
of Columbia their report on the proposed
amendment to the pending District APP
propriatio.4s bill for the grading, regula-
ting and matchmaking of Seventh Street.
from the Bunker Hill Road to Rhode
Island Avenue, and Cincinnati Street,
from Seventh to Fourth Streets northeast.
The Commissioners point out several OBJ
jections to the bill, and state 10 the COM
mittee that in theS opinion other streets
are more necessary for Improvement.
They state, however, that il Congress
sees fit to pass the amendment, the Com
missioners viii be glad to see that the
law is properly executed.
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foregoing tariff shall be paid for at such
rate as may be fixed by the Commission
ers"
The inspection which has been ordered
will take in every house in the District. it
is said, and will result in the enforcement
of the rates contained in the foregoing
clause of the regulations.
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Orders were issued yesterday by the
Commissioners that the payment of spec
ial assessment against lot As square 237.
and against sublot So, square 81, will be
accepted without interest and costs.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-07-25
DEATH QUlCnLY FOLLOWS
DISEASED KIDNEYS.

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the old reliable Stuart's Gin and Buchu
The following symptoms Indicate the
approach OF Bright's Disesse or Dia
bstes and Kidney troubla: Puffy or
dark orioles under the eyes, sallow.
yellow complexion, dull, heavy head
aches, dizzy tired feeling, faint spells,
pain or dull ache IL The back, URN
cloudy, milk like or stringy. dark in
color or offensive, painful eca!ding
sensation i'll rassing urine, obliged to
go often dusIng the day or night. There
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