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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-20
KNOX IS THE MAN.
Selected to Succeed Mr.. Griggs
in the Cabinet.

Washington, March 2O.-It is under
stood on high authority that the presi-
dent has decided to appoint Mr.. P. c.
Knox. Of Pittsburg. to I'LL the vacancy
in his cabinet that viii be caused by the
retirement of Attorney General Griggs
on Arril
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-20
Laioie Leaves the National.

Philadelphia March 2o.-Naploeon La
ioie the leading second baseman OF the
country today signed contract with
Manager Connie Mack 90 play with the
Philadelphia American league base ball
team.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-20
Weather Indications

Chicago, March 20.-For Kansas-F'air
tonight and Thursday; warmer Thurs
day. winds shifting to southerly Thur
day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-20
Moved to Topeka.

The Salina Office of the Continental
Creamery company has been moved to
Topeka and D. Grazier, who mas been
managing the cOmDany's affairs at SaInn
has been transferred to the Wichita Of
fee The business Of the Salina brancn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-20

Trenton. N j. March 20.-G0vernor
Voorhees, today signed a bill dividing New
Jersey into ten congressional districta-
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-23

honors. On his way west he visited the
Niagara Falls, and witnessed the feat of
Blondin, who walked over the falls on a
rope.
The prince crossed to the United States
on the night of September 20, 1860 Al
though he travelled under the name OF
Baron Renfrew, his coming was heralded
by the press and everywhere the prince
was the subject OF the most intense pop
ular interest.
He continued his trip to st. Louis, and
thence to Washington, where he arrived
on October 30. He was introduced to
President Buchanan and stayed at the
White house for five days. He paid a
visit to the tomb OF Washington at Mt,
Vernon. and then went to Richmond,
then visited Philadelphia, going from
there to New York, where he was enter
tanned in the most brilliant manner dur
ing his stay, which lasted five days
The prince then visited Albany and
Boston. also Mt. Auburn, where he
planted two trees. Portland, Me-, was
the last place in this country to receive
visit. From there he sailed back to
England.
In 1861 the prince became an under
graduate of Trinity college, Cambridge,
and continued his studies to the end of
the term. During the long vacation he
did military duty at the Curraugh.
During the fall he travelled on the con-
tinent, but the death OF his father caused
his return to England.
On September 9, 1862, the prince oi
Wales was formally betrothed to Princess
Alexandra of Denmark. whom he had
seen for the first time on his visit there
in 1851.
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-23
AT HALF MAST.
President Mckinley Sets the Ma
tionaI Emblem at Half MAST.
Expressions of Sorrow.

Washington, January 22-Four
j days of anxiety had IN large
. measure prepared official Wash.
ington for the news which was
4 flashed across the cable this after
noon of the death of the Queen Of
England. So it happened that all
! things could be definately done in
I anticipation of the sad end and all
\ was in readiness for the execution
of the formalities which are indis-
pensable in such events.
While the cabinet was in session
during the noon hour, the presi
4 dent and his advisers were in re-
ceipt from time to time Of all the
news which came from Osborne
house; 80, when the end came later
in the afternoon it found appro-
pirate messages OF coincidence
! framed and even orders ready for
execution looking to the half
masting Of the flags over the exec
utive departments and the carry
ing out OF the usual formalities.
The half masting Of the national
! ensign was an unusual tribute to
the memory Of the deceased sov-
ereign. ii is said that this has
been done rarely upon the occasion
OF the funeral OF some great
] worlds ruler, but never before in
: the case OF the death Of monarch.
President Mckinley has sent the
following message of coincidence to
King Edward VII:
His Majesty, the King, Osborne
House, !rale Of Wight:
81 have received with profound
sorrow the lamentable tidings Of
Her Majesty. the Queen. Allow
me, sir, to offer my sincere sym
pathy and that OF the American
people in your personal bereave-
: ment and in the loss England has
suffered in the death OF its vener-
able and illustrious sovereign,
whose noble life and beneficent in
\ fuence have promoted the peace
and won the affection OF the
world.
"WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
~
Josiah Winchester left this morni
The daily sentinel., 1901-01-23

Josiah Winchester left this morning
for Ouray.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
Malaria.

The people who live in low. swampy conn
tries seem TO take 1t for granted that Ma
laria, Feyers and Agne are necessary evils
They apparently do not realize that these
diseases are slowly but surely sapping their
general vitality. These intermittent feyers'
malaria. fever and ague. swamp fever, Jun
ole fever, etc. are the most persistent enc
mics Of the human race. II the aggregate
OF harm they do could be realized, they
would be fought as plaques.
THESE diseases are the result OF weakness,
Of poisoned, mlcrobiai blood, aud It was
iopg ago demonstrated that Or. Harters
IRON Tonic was an absolute specific; sure
cure. 1t has bren conauering aud prevent
Ipr these diseases for nearly half cen
tnry. II purlfes the blood and drives out
the poisons.
Il has been thoroughly demonstrated that
Tho Insects which lnfest new countries and
NV swampy localities are vehicles for car
wing disease germs II your blood is pure
ana healthy you need have little fear OF
those But II your blood Is bad It Is not
HI condition TO resist the poisonous stings,
ana as result the germs of disease obtain
a footing.
Protect yourself by using Dr. Harter'a
IRON Tonle. IL will not only drive out but
tecn ont malaria aud other feyerS OF like
Lird IL has done II 10 80 many thousands
| ~ cages that you can not doubt.
Made only by The Or. Harter Medicine
| Co, Dayton. Ohio. Sold eyerywhere-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
ASERIOUS SUMMER COLD
A New York Alderman's Letter Concerning Pe-ru-na.

II contracted a serious cold last sum-
fner which persisted In staying With nj
and nothing would drive IL away until
took Peruna In four DAYS | fclt unch
better and at the end OF 4 week all nm
pleasant symptoms hsd disappeared nnd
was we'll again. ! am not In the habit of
giving testimonials, but l make an excep-
ton In your case With mucht flcasure.''--
Louis r. Cardan
To catch a severe cold In the summer
is often much more grave AFFAIR than
TO catch cold In the winter The deprcss-
Ing heat Of summer Is quite apt to cause
the acold 10 settle 10 some Internal organ.
summer colds have led to more cases OF
kidney disease, bladder disease, liver
trouble than winter colds.
The experience OF Hon. CardanI, alder-
man Of New York City, is an iliustra-
tlon OF these statements. He had sum
mer cold which persisted Nothing would
drive 1t away. In four days Peruna be-
gan the cure and IN week he was well
again.
What other medicine could have done
tnisl Surely pcrnna deserves the praise
that SO many million people are giving
y. II Is Q mediclne that ought to be used
II YOU do not derive prompt aud salts
fRctory results from the use u Pcrnna,
write at once TO DR.. Hartman. giving i
tun statement Of your case and he VIII
ne pleased 60 give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman. president OF
inc uartmau santarlum, Columbus,
OHIO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
MoRAN,s ANSWER.
Tells Mr.. Clark on What He Based His
Remarks in the House.

Austin. Texas. August o0-'rhe follow
Inc eoIf evntonotorv Icticr yvas given out
i"S
today
Hon George Clark, Waco. Texas.
Dear Sir: Replying 10 yours II the ---'
instant, ny mail and In Sundays News,
also Mondays Post, ! beg to say that
while tho News did not give a full and
literal report OF my remarks nnent the
resolution under discussion. ! used the IAN
guage attributed to me and even stronger
In criticism OF the TO my MUD patent
effort strcnuously put forth especially by
Mr. Chamberlain the chairman Of the
Legislative commAtee" Ga proper subject
Of criticism surely since the resolution
purportcd to thank him for his serylcesh
both In the organization Of the visiting
committee in which he spent much time
In New York. and in the arrangement of
especially designed that not those who
have been Instrumental in shaping ana
administering the obnoxious laws and noli,
cles" which we have heard so much about,
were Ratcd to cnlghten them, but In most
instances such men as Yourself, Judge
Kittrel and Mr. Chamberaiu, who have
been persistently. IN season and ont Of
season assNultlng both the laws and the
party responsible for them in Texas and
elsewhere thus you became ideutlhed with
the subcict under consideration. to the
extent that | felt authorized to refer 10
you as class, in connection With what
denounced as IAN organized movement
ia revolutIonIze the I1ws and settled polI-
cles OF Texas" under legislative sanction
surrepiitlously obtained, In this that when
We granted the request at members Of
that committee for Endorsement and ap-
pontlnent including Mt9 Green, IN avowsd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
Flne Sees in Wharton county.

Wharton, Texas. August 2o.-rhe
Post correspondent saw Mr. w o.
Victor, who has lately made shipment
OF six superior strain long Tongue italian
queen bees 10 the Pan Amer cnn exposition
at Bufalo. Mr. victor Is In receipt OF a
highly complimentary letter from Superln-
tcndeni Orel j.. Heshesner OF Pan Ampri-
can anlarS department aud also superin.
wherein he saws t6at On" @ Of OIL M, TeSnS
queens IS now on exhibit ana ranks among
the nucst shown there Mr. Victor viii
be placed on exhibition
Ne has lately shipped Iii queens TO
California; also q consignment Of queens
10 Hawaii islnnGs Jamaica and England;
also TO every state In the Union.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
Cameron NeANe Notea.

Cameron, Texas, August 2i.--county court
Is grinding away on the last week OF this
session. Hon. Monta j. Moore was special
judge yesterday.
Lovlc Mccord returned from visit to
Greenyille.
Mayor Bate OF Bolton was among hts
friends here this week.
r. O.. Adams Of the FayOrite Dry Goods
company has accepted a position with tie
Desnoyer Shoe company Of St Louis as
drummer, aud left for that city Monday.
Mr. Percy Thomas and bis hancee, Mss
Jessie Platter Of London, arrived yesterday
from Galveston, where Mr.. Thomas had
gone 10 meet her on her arrival by steam
err Miss Platter will visit Mrs. George A.
Thomas a short while and then the mar
Fiage.
Mrs. Dr. j. p. creel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

the motion 70 refer.
A PROPOSED SUBSTITUTE.
The following concurrent resolution will
he introduced in the house tomorrow by
Representative Hawkins as substitute for
the Impeachment resolution introduced to.
day
where's, An exhaustive examination by
u legislative committee into transactions
between the treasurer OF the state ana the
First National bank OF Austin. lately closed
hS ordersof the comptroller OF the currency
proves that he trca,u or In making col.
iections OF checks and drafts through said
hank has not strictly followed he law
hut has exceeded his authority in the prem
ises; and
the treasurer IN 50 doing ful Dwell tho
presidents of many years standing as
adepted by his predecessors IN office; and
Whereas l1he law Regulating the conduct
date when the volume OF money receive 1
n said office rendered Il practicable to be
Whereas The great Increase In the vol
ume of business has mgde It more pgac-
tic8hle to handle collections through tile
medium Of banks aud greatly 70 the conyc,
nience Of the people having business With
whereas The committees Investigation
discloses conclusivclS that the State ON
Gals were not guilty OF any intentional
"
accepted rules and principles In business
policy; and
Whereas. The several departments OF the
state were fully cognlzani OF the said Ousi
n IS policy as pursued by said Safe Off
tials now, therefore, be Il
Resolved by the house OF representatives
of the state of Texas, the senate con
curHng That We deprecate aud condemn
the said violation OF law, not only hy tue
present treasurer of the stare, but by his
predecessors in Office. thar We hereby m
struct the treasurer hereafter TO receive In
payments of money due the Sua,e only eN-
change drafts upon the CITY of Austin.
postoftice money orders Of the United
States or actual cash, that no collections
be made through banks and no deposits he
made therein
We do not believe that the treasurer has
been guilty of any crime or criminal act,
or any wllful or malicious act. We have
cyery-rcason 10 believe that the objection
able practice complained OF will be discon-
tinue1. II does not appear that the con-
tinuauce In office uutl bis time expires
would be IN any way hazar i0us 20 the best
interest of the State. and having confidence
IN the iAtegHty and honesty Of our treas
urer, we consider an Impeachment proceed
ing is unnecessary aud unwisc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

Tor OF Medina county for 1901 as approved
hy the commissioners court, show a total
valuation OF SS23i SIP as follows; seven
hundred and eighty-siX Thousand and hftr-
property, $lN3 $50. 600 head OF horses and
muics SiII,taO. N138 hepd OF cadle.
3A3, AO0 90 Jacks, St42O; 4ai1 sheep, Sl~to;
$3.50 goats. S32Oa, i4n3 hogs, S2SlH; 3 dogs
St0h, 1884 vehicles il,4a5; merchandise,
SNu.ItO; machinery, S2A,I45. money, SlA,ISl.
miscellaneous. 1850. 10 miles rnilr al
and Telegraph, value S52oa72. on which the
total StQtc taxes are Sls,6f2, 10; the county
taXes. StJ,S7p.iS. peyine district No. u,
leVlcs "A special school tuy amounting 10
SsitTti Chgun district, Ne, ,, special
tax OF SI3A.ll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
Notes and PersonaIs.

Austin. Texas. August 2l,-Mayor Hicks
Of san Antonio Is IN town.
Mrs j. j. Tobln and son Wallace have
returned from visit to Chicago,
A. j. Peeler Of the illustrated World IS
IN town
Attorney club Workman Of Paris is here
OIL business
Tho coinptrollcr,s department TO lay reg
Istered an issue Of $1,000 CITY OF Fort
Worth refundiug bonds; also an issue n
sl7 600 Dublin school house bonds,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
A YOUNG LADYs LIFE sAvEo.
At Panama, Colombia, by Chamberlain's
Cole, Cholera and DiaThes Remedy.

At Panama. COLOMBIA by NnaUpS''aiU >
Collie, Cholera and DiaThes Remedy.
Or. Charles II. Utter. prominent paysl'
chm. Of Panama, Colombia IN recent
letter states: last March l mad rs pa
titnt a young lady 10 years Of age, who
had a very bad attack OF dysentery. Every
tilrg / prescribed for her proved inehee
tua and she was growing worse every
honr. Her parents were sure she would
die. She had become Sc weak that she
could not turn over Ia bed. What % do
az tits critical moment was study for
me- but thorght OF chemherlains Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and as a
last resort prescribed Il. The most won
derful result was effected. Within eight
hours she was feeling much better; Inside
OF three days she was upon her feet and
At the end Of one week was entirely well"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
sAERlEEs, pEpARTMENr.


Columbus, Texas August 20 One deep
buy mare With foretop cut ont heavy
black mauc and tnii manc lies ON left
Side; branded "a with half clrclc over on
left shoulder about g years old, scar on
right hip caused by wire between twelve
aud thirteen hands high: little sore on
hack last time seen taken trom inc place
~ Mr. Charles Allen near Oakland, Texas,
on The night Of the 18th ~ August SIS
reward for any Information leading to tho
recovery Of this animal. Address an lu-
fornatio to w II. Burford. sheriff Colo
RADIO county. Texas at Columbus, or Dem
mis- Rhodes, Affair, Texas.
StraNcd rom county rood camp AZ rny-
lor's bayou. W. II, Parrott. superintpnd-
emit, tNo mules, one brown mare mule and
one black horse mule, both branded l. w
on lptt shoulder and both 10 hands high:
horse mnie HIS white spot on side; So re-
ward
Supyed or stolen from r.. w. Rankin.
tanroe sorrcl horse II hands high
years old. branded 7, r T. on lott HIP, white
SPOT Ia forehead. ono foot white; had bell
ON neck when last seen; So reward. A. r..
AldVrHOp, sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
IAN Conntyls peslres.

Hillsboro, Texas. August 21.-A petition
is being circulated here and over the county
asking the legislature to make con
gressioual district Of Dallas, kockwall,
Kaufman, Ellis aud Ilill counties. Every
citizen 70 whom Il IS presented signs i
readily. II Is learned that the same petit
ton Il being circulated In the other coun'
lies OF the pro- osed district II viii con-
tain about 2100OO voters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

House judiciary NO this afternoon
agreed tc=Feport- fayoably The Spanish
land grant bill, which effects great deal
OF land along the Rio Grande river IN
Southwest Texas Attorney General Bell
and Judge James b. Wells addressed the
committee in favor % the proposed law
and II was recommended unanimously.
mort on tbe sheriffs zee bili.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
Cost Of Good Roads.

Bryan, Texas, August 20. The cost TO
Brazos county tor road improvement by
the county convict force from February 4
90 August 10 IL S26S3 This includes every.
thing maintenance OF oonyicts, salary of
superintendent, guards and other incidental
expenses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
PROCEEDINGS.

~. ne Senate.
1s',. Patterson introduced bill re-
ss TIE Thirty-third, Thirty-afth and
a. 1 r judicial districts and Great
n, .nty-elghth judicial district; said
-s' Z be formed as follows: Thirty
H. aaeo' Gillespie, Mason. Kimble,
'aa Llano; ThIrty-afth-coIeman,
eeneho, McCulloch and ( Brown;
rn,s -'a--Palo Pinto. Hood, somervell
n. flfty-elghth-san saba. Mills,
= and cOryen. 'O-' '''
q uunii,s report was submitted from
Y sfe5a,oon Daridson's iii proyidIng fog
n dett OF the Galveston city and
n ps",ang telegram was sent M by
i eosSeas and read: "The demSeracS
S'efnt county protests against the
y q Ssfes 70 be placed with The
~. desire that Fayette. Austin
.tis,fiessaea and Gonzales remain IL
SiSss as our Interests are iden
M ~ Carey Shaw, Lee c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

----~>>~>>>~-~~~~~-~,->>>
Hon. Louis Il. Cardanl. alderman rwen.
ty ninth district New York CITY. writes
from g3T sixth avenue, as follows;
II know Of no medicine that | would
rather recommend to the public or uSg
In my own family than Poruna l have
never heard anything hut praise from
those who have used Il. and / believe
that II fully deserves IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

Austin, Texas. August 2l.--|rhe charters
OF the following corporations were filed In
the SECRETARY OF states office today:
The Globe oil company OF Fort Worth
capital stock $4,000. Purpose, TO pros
pect for, develop and market oil. Lncor
porated by w Glen Walker, John Schar-
baeur r. g. McPcak, w q. Newly, u. ID.
Thompson, John r. Woeden Of Fort Worth,
/. q Hawkins of Vernon. Texas
Paris Chemical company " Paris; capital
stock $4,000. Incorporated By ). II NJ.
Long w. T. Gill and W, IL Wood
Austrian Slavoncan Benevolent nssocla'
ton of Galveston: no capital stock In
corpornted by Thomas Pcrich, Angelo SuS
Ich and Peter fnarternck.
The Darlington Miller Lumber company
OF Des Molnes Iowa with a cnpltal stock
OF 100000 was granted permit to do
business In Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

House finance committee has agreed to
give the Volunteer Guard $1,000 The
same as recommended by the senate COM
mittee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
~ Verdict Rendered.

To the Editor Of The Post
whitesboro. Texas. August l9.-Your
sherman correspondent says that the cosO-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
IN COMMITTEE.
Senate Finance.

The senate finance committee this after
noon sent In q favorable report on the
sherffs' fee bill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

Austin. Texas, August 81. The comp
troller's department today received the tax
rolls Of the following counties for 1901,
showing the increase or decrease In total
valuations as compared With 1900;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senator Goss was recosnized aud sald
that IL seemed to be the consensus OF
opinion in the chamber that every amend
ment offered would be defeated He said
he was willing TO Join the minority and
tie up the bill and If he had his way he
would recomrnlt He favored the Sebastian
amendment The amendment was lost by
vote of is TO q
Senator Paulus offered an amendment
taking Fayette and Colorado out Of the
! Tenth district ard Austin out Of the Eighth
and placing all of them in the Ninth and
transferring Arkansas, Refugio, san ia
! tricio. Bee, Victoria Live Oak, Karnes,
! Goliud and Calhoun from the Ninth TO the
| Fifteenth district, L was lost
/ putting Lee in the Tenth Instead Of the
/ Eleventh. Ii was defeated.
| Senator Swami offered an amendment
| uniting Lee In the Eleventh district IN
| stead OF Limestone. Lost
| All anlendments were voted down and
| Senator Turner sent up substitute for
the bill The substitute Is the bill now
| before the house. and the senator said
his object IN introducing the substitute
| was 10 provide the only solution 20 the
| question TableC by yote OF rs 10 H.
| Senator Johnson offered an amendment
taking Leon, Robertson and Brazos from
tie Sixth and inserting Hill Ellis aho
senator Lipscomb offered an amendment
| taking Braz0ria frOpu the Eighth district
and Inserting Leon. Lost. This was me
| last Of the amendments. ana oerAtoIs
| Wheeler Johnson aud PATTERSON spoAs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22
Jeroraon Johnson, commIssloner.
Additional Awards.

Austin, Texas, August ~ state Purcha~
Ing Agent Dodge today announced tho fol-
lowing additional awards of supplies for
the various state cleomosynary institutions:
Blind asylum: Broons at 81 per dozen
for Austin institution, at $3.50 per dozen
for North Texas Insane asylum, aud tbs
same price for che southwestern insane
asylum Mt san Antonio for twelve months.
II. Castanola q SON san Antonio; Safety
matches at 10 cents per gross for the
Southwestern insane asylum for twelve
months.
American Clothing company, Louisville,
KY. Mems full suits at $50 per sdit for
the North Texas insane asylum nnl tie
ASYLUM and colored deaf aud DUNN inSti-
tute youths full suits az 500 each for the
co'ored deaf and dumb institute for six
months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-22

engrossment
rule was lost
Adjourned until 10 a. M tomorrow.