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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-15

peruna when the life Of the patient mav
depend upon having the Peruna In time.
pie that were cured by Peruna HAD Tie
druggist recommended one az these imIfn-
tions 81 Perunn, would Il be supposed Tor
well today.
Hon W. s. Lane. Ordinary prohate
Lrdgel for Wilkes county, Ca, writes
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

ne Senate.
beaty introduced bill providing for ina.
reaistrictng OF the State into senatorial
districts The districts are the same as
they at present exist.
q petition from A s Johnston camp 40
Ia 7. c, ", at San Antonio. asking for
an appropriation for the purpose o7 in.
tSleasihg the capacity OF the Confederate
nome was read. 1t stated that seventy
b 5nree applicants whose applications have
veen approved are unable 10 gain admit
tince on account ct lack of room.
letter from Mac stewart to Senator
sebastian, thanking the senate for ia
read '"He' was
ne governors message with reference To
the eplleptlc insane asylum was presented
ana referred to the finance committee.
fotter called attention to the fact that
LLOYD tCherokeel had presented the senate
wlth a shipment of fine peaches.
savage offered a resolution thanking tho
gentleman from Cherokee aud commenting
the people OF East Texas for the supreuac ;
Adopted
The senate then adjourned to 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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TEXANS Body BROUGHT Home.

Granger, Texas August "a. The remains
o. II. 4. Allison company NJ Sixth III
fantry. who died at Manila. r. l., last %,
tolirr. arrived here this morning and wll
~ 'mricd 1t the Allison graveyard this
Afternoon Mr. Allison Is the son Of u
4. Allison and. Joined the Sixth infantry
while At san Antonio
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WHOLESALE MURDER CHARGED.

NEGROES Alleged to Have Killed FVe
Children With Poison,
Tyler, Texas, August 14.Last night
Sheriff Robinson placed in jail negro
man and two negro women who live near
Browning on a charge Of numbering five
negro children by administering 10 them
stryehnlne poison. The deaths occurred in
April and within period OF SIX days. A
quantity Of the drug was found In house
By the ofaeers
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No. md personala.

Austin Texas August "a. Senator
Charles a. Culberson arrived In town to
day and will be here FOR two or three days
on business. He says be never felt bet
ter IN his life. and be looks IT,
Major G. B. Walker, e. S. A., Is here
Major Ltlther n Hare were ~ West Point
nj the same time, aud served together ~
the Seventh cavalry ON the Western
frontier
hon. Pat Men, representative In the
Twenty seventh legislature n N McLennan
county arrived In the city YESTERDAY after
nom. He was detained at home on account
EitzhugiS Lee Williams. formerly Of the
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okIahoms Wheat for Texas.

Fort Worth, Texas August i4-E, G. Ran.
representing 100 Texas mills, said ;oday
he was shipping 100000 bushels Of wheat
daily 10 the mills In this State from Okla
bona points 's'rhe wheat production ~
that country viii never be known this
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before | found any
thing that would
help me. I have
wasted hundreds
Of dollars trying to
get relief. and new
or found any until
! read Of what Pc
runn claimed to do
for ratarrh. A few
hotties cured mo
completely; Il not
only cured my ca
tarrh 10y lnvlgor-
utinc my whole
system untll today
| feel ten years
Younger and IN
complete aud PER
cect health : Inv
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Warm Weather.

Austin, Texas, August II The weather
here for the past two DAYS has been the
hottest OF the year. The mercury went
up 10 l0l yesterday, causing several horses
10 drop dead and also many dogs
The warm weather h bad on cotton, ac-
cotding TO fhe farmers, and reports from
the Manor locality. the best cotton helda
Will require four acres 20 make bale.
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Denton county Tan VaIues.

Denton, Texas. August 10, The report
Of Tax Assessor William w Keith has
been completed. and the tax roll fdr this
year shows an Increase of over a half
million dollars over 1900. The total yana
tion is So 705. $50, and total tax. state
and county, Of $06,92055.
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Austin. Texas August "A The follow
Ing additional awards were announced 10
day 10y state Purchasing Agent Dodge:
Edgewood Dlstilllns company, Cincinnati,
Ohio whisky, EdgwoOd rye, a. So per
gallon, delivered 10 MI institutions for
twelve months. beginning September l,
1901.
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- Y You do not derive prompt aud salts
write al Nnce TO DIR. Hartman. giving
tuli statement Of your case and he will
ne pleased TO give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
,, AIaress pr Hartman. President Of The
Hartman Sanltarium Columbus. o.
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JAMES H. FARRELL. A PROMINENT
CHICAGO MAN.
And the Oldest Member OF the Illinois
House Of Representatives Makes
q Recommendation

James H. Farrell 81 Chicago is one OF
the best known figures In the Democratic
politics Of thar city. For years he has
been Marshal OF the famous Cook County
telpated In Democratic campaigns In halt
The states Of tho Union, and which went
to Now York especially 10 assist IN the
election Of Mayor Van Wyck
Captain Farrell Is the oldest member Of
the Illinois House Of Representatives In
continuously since 1887. Ills constituents
have elected him eight times lie has
been q leader ia that body from the begin
ming OF his career ana Is one OF the best
known figures In Illinois politics
Captain Farrell Is 30 years of age and
years IN the Illinois Legislature, despite
Lis arduons and constant duties Ia that
body, Mr. Farrell Is engaged In the real
estate business In Chicago Under date
Of March a. 1901, he writes as follows;
PEPSIN sYRUP co.
Monticello. H..
Manufacturers DR.. cadwell's Syrup Pep
sin.
gentlemen. hrye found after thor.
ough trial that your syrup Pepsln Is a
most excellent and successful remedy for
IL Is most effective and pleasing 10 all
cases Of this nature. and u Is With pleas.
ure | recommend Il Ia cihers
Respectfully yours.
JAMES Al. FARRBLL
mr. Cnldwell's Syrup Pcpsin and Herb
Laxative coniound Il guaranteed 10 cure
an forms of stomach tiGnele hllionsness
sick headache, Indigestion and consiipa
tion Not an irrltapt hut a corrective
Druggists generally sell IT, Ask yours. but
II he hasn't Il send for free sample and
booklet. Pepsln syrup Co. Aonticello. Ill
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TWO PROMINENT PEOPLE s sgEass q
Would These Two Cures Been Made If Some Remedy Had Been
Substituted for Pe-ruha1

Mr.. u. Young attorney, counselor ~
Aurora Lodge No. G6, Of the Mystic work
ers Of the World. writes from los south
Broadway Aurora, III as foilows
~ suffered with catarrh for eight years
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Ilano cold Mine Sold.

Llano. Texas. August 1.-THE Bora'n
gold mine has been sold TO c, G. Wilson
Of Fort Worth for $4,000. A stamp MIL
OF 100 tons capacity Is to he put u az
once, The ore has value or Sl,3e per ~
With occasional strikes Of rich nuggets
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Bonde Approved.

Austin, Texas. August II The attorney
general today approved $500 sehool
house ana jail bond issue for Burlescn
90 unity. aud $1,000 Lindnie school corpora
ton Smith county bonds Both issues
were registered by the comptroller
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The House.

message from the governor was re-
celved asking for additional appropriations
for the epleptic asylum to be built at
Abilene.
A petition was sent up by Mr.. McAnally
from the citizens or Milan county asking
home. Also one from Bell county asking
that provision be made at the Confederate
home Tor more veterans.
"A peutlon from Limestone asking that
Limestone county be retained in tho
/ seventh congressional district was seut
UP by Mr. Kennedy u-imestonc.)
Mr.. Terrell Cherokee sent up a res ilu-
tion that electric desk fans be provided
Tor by members OF the house at Il cost of
90 cents for each member
Mr.. Phillips moved that the resolution
! he adopted. II was lost on a viva vuce
vote.
Senate concurrent resolution No. > Civ.
Ing authority to the board of managers of
the Southwestern insane asylum 10 enter
INFO n ten years contract Sith The wafer
works company of san Antonio to furnish
water TO the institution WAS lail bei1.e
the house.
Mr.. Murray favored the adoption Of the
resolution and strongly advocated its pass
age lie told of the saving to the STATE If
the contract was made. At present the
Inmates were drinking water from the san
Antonio river, which was causing an cpl
demlc of typhoid fever.
Nh Napier favored the passage OF tue
resolution.
Air. McAnally wanted the resolution re-
ferrcd 10 the committee on State asyluIns.
Mr. Biidgers spoke against the rcsU.jl-
ton being referred. He wanted 1t adIptcu,
as it was the only solution of The problem.
The motion TO refer the mlupl VAS
tabled.
Mr. Boyd offered M amen hnalt that the
State reserve the right to raSrIrd he r,I,-
tract ut any time before is cX. ;Iaiiou
on sixty days notice.
Mr.. Little opposed the amen lmeu., say
.Iss that i would practically Ri the leso-
luton. The resolution provides for water
to he supplied to the asylum mt % cents
per 1000 gallons, which is cheaper tijan
the price for that furnished at Foi- sam
Houston.
Mr. Terrell (McLeauan offered sll,Sti.
tute for Mr.. Boyd's ameadmeht to tac ef-
feet that the state reserve lie lshi TO
rcscind the contract q the cul Of i've
years The substitute was accepted. rut
Mr. Little said II would Al 70 MI the ESQ
luton. The amendment oe Mr. Torch
was losi and the resolution WAS adopted
as originally sent in from The senate
Mr. Lane sent up a >nlsI tlt' for The
McFal resolution on the strel strike. II
was ordered printed in the j"arna
Senate concurrent resOlut "a Nu. Gs
to the purchase of the .ite Of tho Alamo
battle-ground was laid Defpra he house ana
went over until tpmob1,v.
ON motion the house ajonrued until y 20
a. m. tomorrow.
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Crane, Ward, Loving winkler, Ector. Mid
'and' Glasscock sterling. Coke. Runnels.
andrews, Martin Howard, Mitchell. No
IAN, Taylor, Callahan, Gaines Dawson.
Borden, Scurry. Fisher. Jones, Shackel-
ford and stevens
Cooke. Denton, Wise. Montague, Clay.
Jack isrdeman, Wichita, Wilharger. Foard.
Knox, BAYLOR Archer. Haskell. rhrock'
morton, Young, StonewaI Kent. Garza.
Lynn, Terry Noakum. Cochran. Hockey.
Lubbock. Crosby. Dickens. King. Cottlc,
Motley FLOYD, Hale, Lamb. Bailey Castro,
Farmer Swlsher Frisco Hall, Childress,
DAN, Deaf Smith. wheeler Grny. Carson.
Potter Oldham Hartley. Moore Hutchin
son, Roberts, ilemphlll, I,lrseomb Ochil-
tree. innsford, sherman and nalNn.
The full commit co took no action IN
the premises aud VIII not 10 80 until 20
morrow. as three Of its members, nihreil,
Harris liInnb aud Realty have as vet
had no opportunity 10 examine the report
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nNot How Cheap,

But How GOOD, Is the motto Of the An.
heuser Bnseh Brewing Assn. brewers o.
the hest. pnrest and largest line Of beers
for family and club use In the world NO
corn just pure beer.
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House Bank Investigation.

The house committee, which Is investl-
eating the bank matter. has received the
following from Attorney General Bell In
answer TO request sent him yesterday:
- have the honor 10 acknowledge the re
ceIpt OF your letter OF the 18Th. instant,
in which you state that II has been the
practice OF the State treasurer 70 pace
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SeRson as stockmen are buying Il at the
nulhet price and feediug Il 20 their sock
Is chopped aud makes as good feed
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Senate Senatorial pistriots.

The senate subcommittee On senatorial
districts held It's FIRST meeting this even
ing 1t temporarily agreed to leave The
first three districts ms thcy are at present,
rs follows; First h vile. Cass Marion.
., Second Della, Hopkins Camp. Franklin,
Titus. Red River
Third--Fanniu lamar
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House ConeressIonaI CommIttees.

The house congre sional committee met
THIS afternoon. The subcommittee reported
a new bill based on the draft printed last
sunday and using this as a basis. the ,om
mittee adopted the Beaumont and Cal,
weston districts. Leon county was taken
out of the Limestone district aud put in
the Houston district Guadalupe county
was taken out OF the Arkansas district and
nut IN the BeXar district. Erha Brazona,
Abilene and IA Paso. TeXarkapa aud tyler
and Austin districts were adopted Ma
vnrio county was put In the Limestone dis
trlct and Falls county was transferred TO
the Waco district The Waco dis,r.tt,
comprising tie Couf ties Of sluA. h7H.
Coryen, Bell, MeI.ennan and FAILS, was
adopted.
The Bexar district caused the dghi Of
the afternoon, Little opposing and Garner
fnvollng the new district Toe changes
with Guadalupe added was adopted on mo,
tinn OF lane.
The Thirteenth district, composed Of ne
counties OF GraysDn, Hunt FanDin and
Kaufman. was next called and Giishan
moved 10 substitute Collin for Kaufmal.
Alter a sharp argument II prevailed kauf
man was put IN the pallns district AMI
thp district was adopted comprising the
counties of Dallas. Rockwall. Ellis an1
kaufman. The Fort Worth district nd
the Jumbo district were both adopted.
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The house committee on senatorial dis
stricts was in session today, hut It did
nothing beyond inlulgng in a general Ills.
cusson with reference Ia various features
Of the work. The committee will be pre-
pared 10 report a bill tomorrow.
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Senate Finance.

The senate finance committee was en-
gagged during the day In checking over he
Iurney bill which It is using as BIZ Sis
for it's work.
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House Judlcial DIstrlots.
House Senatorial Distriots.

The house subcommittee on judicial dis,
tricis met this evening and began prelim.
mary work
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III ,,o Irni,.o,..t,, '| ~
TcNas innin5in.'
rotrs ayteneinn n,
n,,o,,ou,o ~, 'i 81, ,n,i
in~s 10. ~ IN, nn, ""iii
wears hcginning so,
temher iooI III
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\. AND NJ. = WANTS.
President L. H. Foster Of the Agricul.
ttral and Mechanical college appeared be,
fore the house finance committee in behalf
% an appropriation for the college lie
NSkto Tor so 600 per year for m ntc-
nance and support and $4,000 10 erect 4
sS'nec hall 10 contain departments o.
chemistry, entomology and veterinary; and
T. Appropriate $3l 900 for building for
chemistry aud veterinary lie asked for
Sl.,'NO for repairs; also Tor an apnronril
ilnh for beef cattlc. lie said the attend
ange was increasing each year Gnd The
additional appropriations nvkca for wsr'
an absolute necessity Before he closed he
asked for $50 10 build quarters for the
con mandant of cadets.
NORTH rENAS NORMAL
Superintendent Kcndiil Of the North
IeAnS normal school was next heard lie
asked fer Si0iO for furnitnre equipment
and repairs and $17500 for scholarships
STATE REFoRMAToRN.
superintendent Tnnkersey Of tho state
relormatory was heard He asked for sol.
"" for maintenance each wear outside of
ne usual appropriation he wanted $1,000 fer
AN OLD CLAIM
Hon; ] j. sheriff. appeared before the
committee in behalf Of N'laim which
DIE UNIVERSITY.
The following Is the s;lmatc Of appro
prlauons asked for by the university re-
gents for the univcrsity
Main University at Austin
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Mr. M'FALL did not call up his steel
strike resolution today There is some
talk of 1t being defeated when it is
called up and the substitute offered by
NJ, Lane adopted instead. However, the
resolution is by no means without
friends
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PAWTUKeT VALLEY

At tho annual meeting OF the Qnidnick
school district the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Moderator,
Edward Turner; clerk, r. A. Round;
trustee. VIM. u. Stubbs; treasurer, Il. 4.
Rounds; collector, G. O. Gerald. 1t was
voted to keep the school forty weeks and
the treasurer was instructed TO hire Ave
hundred dollars.
Applications have been fled by nine
liquor dealers I'm Coventry for licenses
whose applica tons will be considered by
the town council this afternoon.
In the -tnwn OF Warwick ~ application
for licenses have been filed by second
class liquor dealers third of whom are
in the district known as Jericho
The annual school meeting OF the River
point school district occurs this evening
and warm time Is anticipated.
The fair OF the Riverpoint fire depart
ment opened very successfully I'm Tenn
perance hail, clyde, last Saturday even
ing.
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NEWSLETS.


u,L r,,,,,. .o,,,as ar,,nd ., sr,vs von
cali
DO Won turn him away i'm the morning
gray
or smile and try TO detain him -
Do -" ss,,e,s a''" go
i'I ns,.,i a =" "'i'P''"e
or argue n bit with your wisdom and wit
And meet him upon his own levels
f9[ dIouoIe n,ch, ~ ~ or tomorrow "Vo'
he iikes nS 20 cah rouho "neis h''r' may
TO saturate fun of his sorrow
or course there Is trouble YOU cannot
laugh down
SUI more man ,','l so bais r
Tdse htr, oo,orous ,o,tv
Joe Cone.
-.
rohacoa white vss sent 10 the state
hasn,,sl for ths insane nv Judge sweet
'"""' '0u"''
H.. =, ,,t Ant q Grass Are caused nv
,oeo,,o,t,,o snarks near the C,ranston
street brtdge AT a. This noruinR.
. A4r-f4e4-4i~- prominently lr-con--
corted a Iarce marty OF young ladies 10
Roston SATURDAY evening to witness
"ISfe Hur."
Charles Brown was fined g. and costs.
An the 9TH district court. today for steal
Of lizzie Ives.
The Peoples Loan & Trust company
has begun suit against jeremiah c. Chad
sey. Elizabeth l.. Chadsey and George III.
Chadsey To recover $500 on certain prom
issory notes.
Charles Radigan and James Hazard
were fined 81 and costs each, In the 6th
district court and George Dgnan was
fined s3 In the juvenile court today, TOT
playing ball, Sunday.
Lizzie Drury was placed on propauoh'
May :. 1909 on the charge OF oelns Sonl-
ny surrendered her and she was sent TO
the farm FOR two years.
Charles w klmnall anmllted suIiclth'
pure milk when arralshed before Juuse
sweetland' today ana was nheu w ana
costs from whlch sentence ne 'ooh an Mp
some smaH boys hperateo tne praher'
on strlhg OF coal cars "hiOn Nst'
standing on spuI Fhch' near s.ne rIuus
street bridge Al a'"' yesterday ai,t i'ooli'
The cars ran down the track ana imp
ing the rams demohshed tool hoeSe'
.,u,o
hhone is,anu i1ouse, N. "t : WI - a.,
"tate " fSon ariiiFeisa. ',s 'i'', . -
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DEAD ON FLOOR.
Lewis Cornell Of Warwick, Ex.
plred at BeIIefOnlo Station.

Lewis Cornell resident OF Warwick
was elected from = irolley car on the
Oakland Beach line Saturday evening
and an hour later he was found dead.
IL Is claimed by Conductor Henry Bates.
who put the man off, that he was often
sive. Cornell boarded the car In this city.
and he was carried TO Bsllefonte station,
four miles out. The carmen say he WAS
taken from the ear very rsrrtuity.
When Bates was on the return trip he
went into the little shed at Bellefonte,
which is used for 1 station and Cornell
was lying on the noor dead. Bates saia
he wanted 10 see what had become uf
his former passenger.
Cornell was iS Years old and he worked
as a farmer In Warwick
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0LNEYvllLE.

Miss Alice Nell who died from the ef-
fectS ~ illuminating gas at tho Rhode
Island hospital Saturday. Was buried from
the residence of her niece, Mrs Alvin
Cooke, q laurel Hill avenue. at 230 this
afternoon. the Rev. Mir Collins, Of the
Church OF Messiah, officiating. Tho in
terment was AZ Pocassett cemetery.
The work Of LAYING new rails on Man
ton avenue from Rosendale avenue
through the village OF DvervIlle was be
gun by the Union Railroad company this
morning There has been more or less
trouble here tor some time.
Hope Council X. OF c.. will hold a
ball in Iron hall. Thursday evening.
The BUSINESS Mems associa tion will
meet this evening and discuss transfer
tickots
This section was largrlv represented at
the Maud Gonne and Major Mcbride re-
ceptiou In the Empire Theatre last even
Ing
The Union Aid socisty VII hold aup-
Per I'm their haI on Dewey street We'd
nesday evening
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FOR BOARD BILL.
More Litigation Arises Over
Edmund I. ThurbsT Property

The case of Mrs. Minnie Turner aasking
That an Injunction be issued against a
life insurance company restraining the
corpora tion from paying to Mrs. Fannie
g. Thurber the quarterly interest on a
paid-up policy for $4,000 on the life or
her husband, Edmund u. Thurber, came
up before Justice Freedman In the New
York supreme court today.
Mr.. Thurber is an inmate OF the But
Ter Asylum for the Insane in thiss city
and his wife is the custodian OF his prop
erty, bat not of his person.
Thurber comes OF Rhode Island fam
fly OF wealth and social standing. lie
was the private secretary of Gen. r. II.
Tracy when the latter was a member OF
President Hsrrison's cabinet.
In 1891 he was adjudged insane and was
confined for some time in the Butle> asy-
lum. lie was finally discharged and went
to New York. where he met his present
wife, who was then Mrs. True
Thurber and Mrs. True became mutu-
ally infatuated. and she began suit for
divorce against her husband. intending
TO marry Thurber when the decree was
OF this they shipped him on a sailing
NfN@fi w <AuSAAalos III hAhN
with the captain. who helped him 10 re-
turn TO this country.
The next moVe@of his relatives was TO
have him committed 20 Bellevue hospital.
Mrs True secured his release on habeas
corpus proceedings, aud his sanity was
passed upon by sherin's jury. After
prolonged trial he was declared sane,
and the day after his discharge, on April
II. 1895. he married Mrs. True.
Early I'm 1897 he was persuaded by his
relatives TO make trust deed of his
property, valued At about S6O,eo, 10
Joshua NJ Alderman. of this city. for sey-
en- years. In October. 1897. Mr.. rhurber
was placed in the Long Island home.
sherf's jury declared him insane,
but subsequently, his condition improved
so much that his wife took him 10 Brook
Ign. lie then returned 10 Providence to
visit his mother, and became an inmate
of the Butler asylum, where he has been
confined ever since.
Mrs. Thurber sued TO set aside the deed
OF trust. The case IL not yet decided.
The claim OF Mrs Turner H. for about
$500 for board for Thurber and wife and
child.
She obtained an injunction i'm thcv<ew
York City court restraining the Insurance
company from paying the dividened To
Mrs Thurber, but the Injunction was
dissolved on the ground that the city
court has no Jurisdiction over the sup
RENE court i'm which Mrs. Thurber was
appointed a committee Nor the property
OF her husband. Now Mrs. Turner has
made her application TO the suprsme
court.