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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-12-24
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DANGER In

Il is courting danger to stand under
Icy caves Nota few have learned this
10 their cost. Every winter injury and
even death are reported as The result Of
this carelessness. But there is a far
more popular way Of counting danger
Every man or woman who neglects a
cough is inviting sickness, and many a
fatal sickness has its beginning in a slight
cough
The timely use Of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cure the cough
Even when the cough is obstinate aud
there is hemorrhage with emaciation and
weakness, Golden Medical Discovery p
always helps and almost always cures.
rI was troubled with a bad cold which settled
on my lungs aud lcf me with a miserable
eough,' writes NJ Joseph y. Burns Of 5is
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eLADsroNE's LETTER.


VIII Be Welcomed by Liberals as a Call
20 Action.
London. March 30 Herbert Gladstone.
mcmhcr Of parliament for West Leeds has
issued letter to his constituents contain
Ing strung Indictment Of the government.
which the Daily News declares "will he
welcomed by al liberals MS a hugle call to
action ana as worthy ~ his tnrhers SON
He appears to have struck note on
which the majority OF the liberals can unite
against what even the conservative organs
admit TO be the weak management OF tn,
PARTY in power
The lctt@ IL short Its quality can he
Judged from the following excerpts
'tle wHr iu South Africa Win cost not
far short OF t20o.otD0OO. and the spttlc.
menl secus ms far OF ma ever There are
Problems 10 hc solved in tho Far East of
the hrst magnitude and the government Az
pears destitute Of clear. settled nolirv
Already thc huge "a expenditure Tor lue army
ana navy Ia going MP hy lrap9 and hounds
and will force Europe 20 add 10 its rum.
ously large assessments
THE lrish Qucsiiou II more 10 the front
ihen ever and the government seems IA
view 70 With apnthctlc impotence
The advocates OF the liberals aro 40,
endeayorlng 20 take mn tho government, :
burden until they have eXarted conJitinns
that their policy viii not again he ~tuitiaed
house Of lords '"'
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WAR DEPARTMENTS MESSAGE.
1t Probably Contained instructions as tc
Aauinaldo.

1t Probably Contained Instructions as to
Aquinaldo.
Washington, March 30.-The war depart.
ment today made public n portion of the
cablegram sent yesterday to General Mac
Arthur. conveying the appreciation of the
president and secretary of war of General
Funston's capture of Aguinaldo. 1t Is as
follows:
Macarthur, Manila.
;, Washington, March 2a.-rhe president
directs me to express his high appreciation
OF the gallant conduct of General Funston
ofhcers, and men of the army and navy
engaged with him in tho Palanan eNpedf
tion,, The secretary of war personally iolus
In this expression. t.6pi,,n.
There is excel ~ v~ason for the belief
that the portion of General Corbln's mess.
age not made public relates to the case
OF Agulnaldo. the question of whose DE-
northtlon Is now source Of some perplex-
lily to the administration. Although il ~
more than probable that General MacAr-
thur is asked for an expression of MS
judgment as to the best course to pursue
with regard to his prisoner. it Is barely
possible that the message contains definite
instructions on that poi.a.
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LOOMS IS COMING HOME.
He Is to Receive Fuller Instructions
Regarding His Duties.
HIS WORK HAS GIVEN SATISFACTION
The Last Protest Of United States to
Venezuela Has Not Received
Proper Response.

washington. March 30.---1'he state depart
ment has recalled Minister Frank Loomis
from Caracas to Washington for purposes
OF consultation. The issues between the
government OF the United States and the
government OF Venezuela have become
more acute lately and 1t Is desired that
the department may be able to acqualnt
Itself thoroughly with the situation In
Venezuela through more direct means than
the scanty cable communications that are
being exchanged.
So far as can be learned, the last pro
test of our government to the Vensz ialan
government respecting the treatment OF
Consul Baiz has not met with sdtlsfac-
tory response, and the aspnalt controversy
is still open. It is not believed that for
nal official complaint has been lodged
against Mr.. Loomh, save in he cases Of
the brief Of one of the attorneys In the
asphalt controversy, but, however that
may he, the minister has the fun approx
al OF the government in every thing he has
done, according 70 present Information,
and there is no reason to believe he VIII
no. return 10 Venezuela from his confer
cnce with the secretary OF state.
Private advlces have been received here
from time to time TO indicate that MINISTRY
LOOMS health has not been robust since
he returned to Venezuela from the United
States last year. Tile tntmatiou conveyed
was that a change Of climate might beno
ut him. In view OF the existing political
conditions In Veneauela, his wishes and IN
cltnations viii he served by a transfer to
some other pest. IL thut transfer Is ar
ranged 1t is said at the department that
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M'ARTHUR'S LIST.
American Soldiers Killed and Wounded
in the Philippines.

American Soldiers Killed and Wounded
in the Philippines.
Washington, March 30.-The war depart
mcnt has received the following casualty
list from General Macarthur at Manila:
Following deaths have occurred since
last report
Died from wounds received 10 action
March 3, company /. Sixth infantry, Cor
poral Hugh Nelson.
Killed by accident--Compnny f, Forty
fifth infantry, James G.. Smith.
All other causes--March 81, company b.
Twenty fourth infantry, James Wilson /;
March q, company L, Eighteenth infantry,
teenth infantry, Joseph Meyers; March u,
company /, Sixteenth infantry, Walter Ii.
Townsend; March = company l, Twenty
ninth infantry, John &. Tyson; company
h, Thirty-tirst infantry, Hugh Nesswonder;
March To- company , Eighteenth infantry,
h, l.. Brown; March "a, company e, Fourth
infantry, August Schultz; March n, bat
terry II, Fourth artillery, Wallie Griffin;
February ., company A, Fifteenth infantry,
Ous ". uuneri March "a, company M,
Forty seventh infantry, Henry Howe, jan
uury =, company +, Eighteenth infant y,
Artldcer A. c. Alcaris; March 10, compa. ~
ID. Forty second infantry, Christ pner
Moring; March II, company NJ. sixth in
tantry, Axtel Freden; March s, company B
twenty -seNentn Infantry, Lharles 4. Mel
Ter; March Is, company b, Twenty SKIN
infantry, Harry c. Anderson; March Is,
hospital corps, William H. Bennett, March
y. company {, Forty third iniautrS, An
drew puaum,
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AeulNALDo's STATUS.
Directions Sent to Manila Are Said to
Cover HIS Case.

OlreCuOnS sent 10 Manila are Saic 70
Cover HIS Case.
Washington, March 3O.-The telegram sent
to General Macarthur today expressing the
appreciation of the president and secretary
OF war over the successful expedition OF
General Funston also contained instruc-
tlons to General Macarthur The nature of
these instructions Ia not made public hut
II is thought they related TO Aguiualdo The
position Of the government regarding the
insurgent prisoner is at present the same
as toward other Filipino prisoners, whether
they have voluntarily surrendered to the
American troops or been captured In battle.
The proclamations Of General Macarthur.
the Instructions Of the president 10 the
Taft commission and the addresses Of that
commission to the people of the Philippines
cover the case of Agulnsldo.
Under these various communications m.
people OF the Philippines who have heen
IN arms against the United States have
been ouered amnesty II they lay down their
n Ii,us aha 9eeept the sovereignty Of the
May OF the present year are not debarred
from holding office or Of all other riehTs
n Ia9 the United States government In the
".ipplhes, ibis amnesty does not apply
10 those who have violated the rules 81
war and subjected themselves to trial on
XIX hlNai nhargeS for acts which are out
siir o. the conduct Of war.
no a i,Ian q, mas not placed himself In a
hostuon 70 De offered any terms by the
thtled States under any Of the proc,sma-
tiohs or instructions governing tho phIiin
pines NO attempt will he made 10 bar
Salh Win MIN and he will nrst have -,
accept the sovereignty Of the United Stntcs
and also show that he comes within Tne
terms OF the amnesty offered before ~
could even Do offered q positHh unaer the
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SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR
Is Still the Sensation of the Hour in
Germany.
IT IS CALLED PESSIMISTIC TALK
Some Papers Say that the Speech Was
inspired by Enperor's lire
sponsibe Advisers"

Berlin, March 90.-Emperor williams
speech at the occasion Of the new barracks
near tho imperial castle, of the Emperor
Alexanmer Grenadler regiment, are stll the
enc senaation Of the hour. The Vorwaerls
today youches for the sharpest version u
his majestys speech The hamburger cor
respondent also says that the version pub.
lished By the Kreu2 zeltnng Is much mllder
than the emperor's original words. Ihe
press is still puzzling over want caused
Emperor william recently to indulge In
such pessimlstic talk, and considers mis-
words to be unwarranted by facts. They
point out also that the emperors pfedIc-
ton. answering a toast Thursday night, to
the effect that Germany would soon nave
TO fight against overwhelming ODDS, Is az
variance with all the declarations OF Count
Won Bulow, the imperial chancellor, VINO
represents Germany as surrounded Dy
friends The Nosslsche Ieitung anu tue
Beriner Tagcblatt attribute the depression
Of The emperor, which inspired these
speeches, 10 recent determined Influences
and irresponsible advisers, by whlch they
reipr TO Dr. Won Lucahus, the head of his
nWJesys military cabinet the adJutaht
general uud others, VINO must systtmdt ical'
~ insreprescht the actual International Sit
uation and especially with regard to the
socialists.
The NorwaerLs " of the opinion that la
the umpcror's speech are monetary signs
] that mental depression caused by the Breln-
on outrage, which the emperor continues
| to attribute to a deep iIid pan, lnsieuu
of regarding Z as the decd Of nu irrespouSt
! hle epuopuc. This opinion rs systemhtlcdl-
! u.s. strengthened by the conservative press,
clippings from which persons OF the EN-
pcIor's cutuurngp take care regularly 10
piaoe before him.
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government. II II seemed desirable TO use
him In governmental capacity. At pres
ent Agulnaldo will be considered on the
same footing with other prisoners His In
tur" disposition can not he determined at
proAnt Save for his capture, he stands In
the same attitude toward the United STATES
that he stood from the beginning of the
insurrectlon
The POSITION of the United states In ref
erence TO the prisoner seems to have been
misunderstood in some quarters and there
was an impression, possibly gained from
hcers were. ready to make terms with
Aguinaldo In order to secure his services
for the pacifcation of the islands It Is
evident that any overtures will have TO
come from AGunnldo. No doubt he viii
he given an opportunity to make "A proposi-
ton. but until he does he will be considered
as a captured insurgent.
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Presldent,s Amendments.

Washington, March 30 Late today the
president announced that be had made the
following appointments;
TO he delegates 10 the International con.
ference OF American states Cyrus Nor.
thrnp of Minnesota Henry g Davis Of
West virginia Wilimm /, buchanan Of
Iowa. Charles NJ, Pepper OF the District OF
columbia, Noluey NJ Foster OF Illinois.
70 be members Of the Louisiana Purchase
exposition commission -,lohn NJ, rhurstou of
Nebraska. Thomas II, Carter OF Montana.
William Lindsay of Kentucky George W.
McHride 81 Oregon Frederick A Retts Of
CONNECTICUT, john NJ Allen Of Mlssissippl.
Martin VI Lynn Of New York. John 4. Mn.
Ter of Indiana Philip ID, Scott Of Arkansas.
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CONSIDERS 1T INSULTING.

Russian Paper Crlticses Action of the
United States.
st. Petersburg, March 30. The Russian
press has not particularly commented on
the character OF Agulnlldo The st. Peters
burg Zeitung (German) alone attacks the
United States for using traitors This pa
per thinks "the ambition of the United
States to exercise its influence to secure
tCo,hold alongside the old world powers
Is positively insulting, seeing that America
assumes the right TO Intervene in every
dispute between Europe and Latin-Aine,-
lea. "
The paper also blames the United States
for the delay in the Chinese acceptance OF
the Manchurian agreement.
The Zetung does not represent Russian
sentiment, usually taking It's cue from the
Pan-Germans or German conservatives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
NEGROES WERE THREATENEp
They Were Removed to Savannah
Safe keepinq.

Savannah, Ca, March 30-The f7s
groes, Augustus, Hudson, Bolden, Sass
and Davis, who were taken to Sen
county Thursday to be hanged FSeay
the murder Of two deputies, -asaas for Vi
protection the governor held savanna
Sylvanla troops In waiting, were retua
to the Savannah Jail tonight for safe !:
ing. An appeal 20 the supreme court
acted as supersedeas, suspending fbes
tcncc. There was much talk of lynttE
and relatives of the murdered depci
gathered at Sylvania murmuring ari
the laws delay. When it was learned I
the supersedeas was operative. the orr
of the law spirited the five men tol
train ia the midst of rain storm
brought them TO Savannah. 1t Is lean
that there was n movement on 100
lynch he men tonight. but their rem'
to this city prevented the consummsI
of any such purpose.
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AGUINALDO'S VISITORS.
His Wife and Mother Allowed to
Him in Prison

His Wife and Mother Allowed to Sec
Him in Prison.
Manila, March 30.-The wife and mother
of Aguinaldo, who have been living az
Binacayan, near old Covite. have been
granted permission to visit him.
The Spaniard, Lorenzo Prleto. who was
charged with assisting the insurgents by
furnishing information to the insurgcnt
general. Calles in exchange for trading
privileges. was tried by military com
mission, found guilty and sentenced 10
death. General Macarthur commuted the
sentence to Imprisonment for ten years
Prieto was the agent Of the firm If Men
associated with Carman, the American
contractor, also charged with aiding the
Filipino insurgents
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LORD SALISBURY IS M.

His Resignation is Expected Before End
OF April.
London March 80 rhc Weekly Dispatch
repeats the story published In the Daily
Express Of Saturday that Lord salisbury
IS suffering from kidney affection which
Is likely to Incapacitare him Tor some
"me' she announcement OF his resigna
gieo OF the premiership and his retire,
ment from political life may be anticipated
before the end or April.
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Must Relinouish His Seat.

London, March aU.--As result Of
evidence heard the trial of the pess'
alleging that agents OF Mr.. Freasei
rutherford Harris, ex-secretary
chartered South African company, W
guilty of corruption at the parliamenis''
election at Monmouth. counsel tSl
Harris. at the resumption of the nes,i
today, announced that Mr.. Harris ".
the circumstances must relinqulsn AZ n
in the house Of commons. Mr.. HarTn,ss I,
the confidential agent of Cecil hDSsl
and. won the scat which had Ions "
held by the liberals.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
A CANDID POET.

l n sick Of all this pulling trash
ma mandy pamby rot
Pegasus Won have to thrash
r. e make him even trot
~ SiSh OF an this poppycock
In bilious green ana blue
~ ~ '.red 70 death Of taking stock
want. "a md warm heechn.,
al nna ne down and keep sim,
M sWSar little, aud feel good,
Ana Hh loaf up on the hlil s''u'
Where IN ~, Shpsing ho9seclean my brain
~ -, my heart grow sweet So
qua let the age be damned as''h'
Bliss carmau.
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Two Commanders Surrendered.

Washington, March S0-The war depart.
ment today received the following cable
gram from General Macarthur at Manila.
dated March so; General Geronimo. com
manding Eastern Bulacan, Morong prov
NEE, surrendered yesterday with twelve
ofhcers, twenty nine men, thirty guns:
order TO secure more guns Contergs com
manding Northeastern Panay and Sufzan
surrendered Panay, with thirty guns.
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TalmaneIs Advice

Knoxville, Tenn. March 30-Rev. T. De
Witt Talmage, who is here to deliver a
lecture on Monday, was asked tonight what
ought to be done with Aguinaido He re-.
sponded; Treat him most kindly. III he
behaves himself and advises the Filiplnns
10 lay down their arms aud he peaceable
bye and bye be might make a good goveruo"
OF the Philippines "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
REFUSED TO ANNUL MARRIAGE
Canadian Judge Held that It Wa
Civil Contract.

Civil Contract.
Montreal, March 30. Judge Archibald
day dismissed the action of former ss
tary of the lieutenant governor for
province of Quebec named Delpit, =
asked to have his marriage annuiled q
having lived seven years with bis y
after she had borne him children.
gIornd upon which he based his action
thar though Catholics, they were mar
by a Protestant clergyman, therefore Y
really existed no marriage the cas-,
taken up by the ecclesiastical court o.
Roman Catholic church. which upheiaa
view of the case, but Judge Archibald
missed the case upon the ground thar
marriage Is n civil contract and that y
Ious differences can not affect It.
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laying Out Free Delivery Routes.
tSuri.inl Ia 'rRo povf

Washington, March 80, A special agent
Of the postofhce department has hern in
TcSas for month laying out free rural
delivery routes He Is at present In Aus.
tin and viii remaln IN tie state FOR n
month o. siN weeks longer During the
month closed ne noon today nineteen M.
pic,ti were received from Texas Tor tue
establishment Of additional rulal delivery
fonieA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
MILLS SHUT DOWN.
Eight Thousand Hands Thrown
Employment,

Employment.
Fall River, Mass, March 30.-Tr,
mills in this city were shut down i
and will remain closed until April 8
curtaAment. These mills employ Il
5000 hands. Six mills which are closed
week will resume next Monday and
down again later.
No regular print cloths were sold
this week, sales being confined to 4
pieces at odds The marke coninued
pressed and generally unsatisfactory.
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No Divergence of Opinion.

Berlin, March 80, The correspondeh'
the Associated Press hears on the oes,''
thority thbt regarding the Chinese w ".
nifty and fine mode of aprortioniAg u, y,
h no divergence Of opinion hetweeh. 4
United states and Germany. notwitnsl'ar1
ing humorous statements to the contfapi
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Kansas Wants Funston Rewarded.

Topeka, Kan, March 9O-Governor
Stanley and the executive council ssnt the
following telegram 10 President Mckinley
today; This State Is proud Of The iehleye.
ments OF her gallant son, General Fret
erick Funston, and earnestly urges mat he
nave ntting recognition for his raccat
brave act In the capture of Agninaldo"
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CASTRO PROCLAIMED PRESIDENT.


TUoUIIIdLVUs
Washington. March 80 Senior rulldo, the
Venezuelan charge d'aTalrce, today re-
cciycd II cablegam from his government
stating that the constituents has appoint
ed President Castro to he provisional prcsi
deut Of Venezuela. The constituents Is
framing constitution Tor this South
American republic When tine presidency
changed hands not long ago. Castro pro
claimed himself president ana thi- action
of the constituents invests him VITA tao
iull power of Il presidential ruler to ne
hmit Of It's authority Up 20 this ume,
while hcinE generally recognized as presi-
don't OF NGnc2ucla, bc has IN, rGtlhy hech
simply dictator Of inc rcDubNt
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New York March 80 Roland Reed. the
actor, died in this city today.
Mr.. Reed died at the home OF his mother
in law, Mrs. Rush. At the bedside there
was his daughter, Miss Florence Reed. and
Mrs, Rush. dis wife was in Philadelphia
but on receipt of Il telegraphic message
started at once for this city. The actor 3
death was caused 10y cancer OF the stomach
from which he mad been suffering for sOme
time ana for the amcIioratlou Of which he
had submitted to several operations
Roland Reed was born In PHILADELPHIA
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among officials that speedy and com,
collapse of the insurrection I'm the ps
pines will follow, the president today
not man would be enlisted for tbe .
whose services were not required To-
with the occasion.
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Has Started for Buffalo.

Lima. Peru, March so.-A dispatch II
La Paz, Bolivia, says that Ramon , asEs
the Bolivian delegate to the Pahl ani I-shs
exposition AT Buffalo, started for tns -
States today.
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PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He Wishes TO Avoid Speechmlkine as
Far as Possible.

Washington, March 90 The presidents
trip TO the Pacihc coast Is to he In no sensc
a speech making tour, 1t being the presi
dents desire, as far as possible 10 avoid
addressing the crowds which will congrc
gate at the various pttccs az which he will
stop. Some SGT speeches already are nr
ranged for hut the president will make
no rear platform speeches, Another feature
Of the "trip VIII he the substitution Of a
drive through a city tor public reception
The trip VIII be So arranged that there
WI he ilo travelling on sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
EXPENSE Bill Passed.

Rome March 80 The chamber 81 aT,
ties voted by i6a TO 81 the extraora',,..
military expense bill which has. oes ,a. \
bated for several DAYS. Signor solu, asis
the prenlier. supported the bill. Tne =
Der adjourned until April 30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
New National Bank.

Washington, March 30.--The comptroller
Of the currency has authorized tho citizens
National hank Of Jacksbarp to begin bus,.
htss with $4,000 capital a. G. philllps
prcsde'a. and +. II, Jones, cashier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Stoned Costract 10 BuiId cras..

Washington. March so.-Calviu u. ORR.
cum, president Of the Newport News shin.
building aud Dry. Dock, company, today
the protected cruiser Charleston, y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Nine Men Drowned.

Hull. March 3O.-The local steamer I.
foundered today off the Northumo.'
coast. A boat with ten Of her efe"
sized and nine men were dr0Wnen'
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CROPS BEING DESTROYED.
British Are Sweeping the Eastern Trans
Vaal Clean.

Vaal Clean.
london March Sl.-A special dispatch
from sfandeFton says the Imperial IAght
Horse have captured Commandant pringloo
and convoy Of tweny-eight wagons. The
British are sweeping the eastern Transyaal
clear OF everything useful TO the Doors An
standing crops have been destroled hnt
the women and children are being cared
Tor. Five hundred OF them have hes,n con.
web attended 70, "'N
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punkards COMING q Tsxas,

Denison, Texas. March 2T.-seyern Z.
tiles of Dunkards from points IN h ,:si
passed through the city toeay :"
homes near San Marcos, Texas.