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The Weather.

he storm which vas ccnu,l over Nchra,Sa ~
Tuesday uas moved northeast Win .acrc,'cd energy
and vas central yeSter4ay o,cr eastern Iowa cpvGus
the couatrv tc,NeeH tIr ono valley and tie Ms
,,,ri Valley II IS sccouuarcd In those sections
by h'sh winds aud rain or SNOW
The temperature has risen st an points east - the
Mississippi Ri,cr. except in iHc upper Lake Srr'lon
ard or the N'v England aud M'dil" Au,ntl, coasts
TIC temperature has fallen occldediy from Nebraska
Suu;ivarG t. Ir.as.
i. ~. city The dt' was far and 'lghts c'ld"f
v.ad. Ht n fresh uorthca>ter' q "aNtcrlN N''r'E
luuldi, 81 lcr cent hH.omet'r. Corrected t. fead
Il, .,, level ats : e 5000 q g. " "lJI
rI. I 7.p.i .t.r' as f.curi.d hr thu oArOal 'ur
r.u,.,'rf. 1rI also nv rrr ST." 'htrmom't.r ~
tll. street o., b. b.. shown in IN ;an,, & tth,.
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Former state senator Innes Was Married to
Mis- Miles ~ New YORK TWO Months Ago.

HoSToN, March II Charle~ lnnes,
former state senator, one Of N" best known
Young politicians here, sald this morning
that no had been married for rh" past two
months II was -EppriS" TO his frieni-
who supposed him 4 confirmed bachelor
shortly after tho clos" Of 'He city Canpats n
IN Hrrrulber Nr lnu,. was married 10 Mis-
Mile oi New York he m'rr'1g"
was performed quietly and; apart from The"
and John Mack of New York, two of the most
intimate ~ Mr. lnne-'s friends. v'r" present
- the Crremouv
Gne .ocrot ha, cen so we'll hrpt that not
vat 81" .fcr,i..N Gld II hoc0a" know % generally
Jr- lrn"~ has lately hc"r visiting relatives
IN 'hp south. but l. expected To- arrive in
Boston shortly when the formal announce
ucu' uf the marriage viii ho iDado
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TtNDERSTICKEN To REMAIN.
WI Continue His Musical work In Cincinnati
Nrs. Taft Guarantees SALARY

CTSCrNNATI. March ~ Prof Frank Nnn-
der-tuCken will remain IN Cincinnati as the
conductor of the symphony Orchestra for
another siN years The place was olered
10 him this afternoon and Immediately ao-
cepted 1hi- Is the result of a defnit" action
taken by the Board of Directors AZ the meet
ing held 'hl- morning In their opinion.
Mr. \and.r,tuokens work a- conductor
has shown him to be- fitted for the place and
ms salary b",nS assured bv Mrs & p Taft :
offer Of 5000 a year. they offered him the
leadership for m" ensuing ak years.
Mrs TAFT i- tn" wif" of eN-Cougressman
Taft. a brother Of President Taft Of the PM
Lip inc Commission Her father. the late
David Siutou. was many times millionaire
Mr. NandorstuClIcu. who has been here six
years wa formerly the conductor Of tn.
Ariun society Of New loTk city
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NANSFIELD SETTLES FOR $500
PAYS That sum TO the Super lie Hit on the Head
while PLAYING Hear, '.

PHILADELPHIA, March i9 The temper q;
Richard Mansfield. a. represented in the
person Of King Henry V which led the acto-
10 "thwnCk" one Rogers, a super. on the
skull AZ the Walnut Street Theatr" on Monday
night, cost $500 There was no hearing in n
the case. a. Rogers when the case was ca'lsd
said he had no Charg" TO make Inquiry
developed the fact that Nr Mansfield had
determined that he was nasty N tho cNe-ci-a
Of hi kingly prorogative and h" applied
the immruiate cash balm to the injured rac-
ings ana battered end If t." warrior Rogers
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NDIfT WILSON. iIIFGTD BRIBIR
Grand Jur, Did Not DO II I NTH District Attor.
ne, Phibin Appeared Personally.

Charles T Wilson was indicted ,"~tcrday for
attempted -IburuatIon o' perjury Assistant
Dt.irIr' Attoruey Blrnr who had the o3.Se
urfpro The Grand Jury, asked District A.
Ihie Wa taken ~ an indication that the
Grand .Iury wa in duub' Wilson is the
man accused by Assistant District Attorney
Pierce OF handing an cuv"lou" containing
$50 io Joseph Grr"uh"rC. an orderly IN Gnu-
vcrnsur Hospital. -horll' h'f"r" III" tria 81
.ic,,. Davis, Tie BcN"Vu" nurse acquitted
,' killing Louis ll.iiiard. an insan" patient
Nr pJrrcc says that 'hi- money was intended
t,.UtHlf
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Much Of u Wiled to Charit, Five millions
for = Ho.pitai on widow, Beath.

FrTTsBrHG. March n The will Of tho lato
State senator 4 T. Nagee. capitalist and
newspaper proprietor. Wa filed to-day BE
quests Amounting TO about 81 900 600 40
given to relatives. Friends. er.,l",c.- and
charitable institutions The remainder of
the estate is l"f' 10 the widow N trust during
her life and i then To- h" u~cd 10 build and
maintain hospital, to be known. IN memory
of Mr. Maeees mother ~ the EIiznberh steel
Mnzec Memorial Hospital The entire estate
i yaluad az 81. 600 600
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JUMPED OvERBOARD At SEA.
Member OF the Twenty evcnth Regiment Lost
ON the Way Home From Manila.

SAN .FRANCfsCo March ~ The Twenty
seventh Regiment Of II nited States Volunteers
arrived to-day on the transport Buford after
a stormy voyage Of thirty days from Manila.
Col CummIn was in command and he brought
back q OF ccrs and Sai enlisted men
One Of the privateS. Gustave Iewer. Of Com
pany l. committed suicide on March 10 by
Jumping overheard lie had acted queerly
all day and when asked by comrade what
was the matter made sudden leap and went
over the ral Every eNnrt was made to save
him bur without avail
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Report !. Not Believed That shamrock H. VIII
Have American I,IpUks

pnovIprN,F, March ~ The report rom
Glasgow =" ~" effect that ia" blocks for
Snamruck II would Doe made ~ tht- ,"urrry
H. uu' h.li"y"d here Walter coleman a
soils 0i thl, city are turning on IA" hl"'.s
tol and Boston and they know umhUu4 :
al order b"us placed iu thu cuur'r, ,nr
supplying Ill" Shumrp,k When l,'G - T.
raven hUll' kHlkyri" 10" -uuud"d tur ',I.
mans oi N" M tier Of blocks, but rhr l.''rr
through pItuutiC motive, clu't =" H'r.ut
an order To- M out III" tl.'ll-h ,.uu. I..r
The Coomans have mad" IL" block I'd
du all the cup defenders ia recent N"tf-
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Siik Weaver. strike.

One hundred and l'ty weaver. most II
whom nre women. struck Yesterday IN
jacob io'h'- mills ~ iai-' street and Am
stcrdtm avenue. leCaus" - was proposed
20 reduce th"r wages - per cont lh"
.trIkrr- oetllIi,h ,h.i Ica'3u1Tf"r- uf Nh"'-
hun's Hall. Amsterdam HNriul" roIr ll5th
street, Vh"r" 'h', appointed uic-"i- Hrd
listened TO -y""gt"- from uu" or Two % ~"
Won on who wcrr uppo. uiod 10 .ra : me ,tlIto
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THREE DEAD IN BROOKLYN FIRE.
Two Woven Jumped From the Third story
Other Tenants Seriously Burned.

While trying to escape from burning
tenement house at ?70 Atlantic avenue.
Brooklyn. this morning Mrs. George hidden
and a young girl jumped from third
story window and were instantly killed
Mrs. Mary Burns was burned to death
farrar Murray and Mrs. Behler. who
lived on the top floor. were serious sly
burned The other tenants got out unin-
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tiIITD NOII>II ~ ROR
Hut Judge Ihoma. Rcadii, ENcn,cd Nr. Foster
rom Further .IurN bUr.

Nlror.b q Poster of 80 - Nicholas
alrnG". who va. 4 member of the Jury that
convicted Roland Nn'Iu"uN vas called
r"-i"rI1. q. p tIle.man IN the March panel
of f.a I"d'ral Craui Jurv He told ludzc
lIirrpl- "l tni- and asked 10 he oycu.ed.
cNllHIutur fhai uI~ husIu.-- had suffered
from ki- extended urv dutv in tho State
,uYT'
I viii .N,u~" Won, >1id Judge Thoma.
"1.u u'''al'.iN hNvo done Nour share We
viii ,e' some other citizen prove his value
to The. state A. vou have done
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ratrick Get. New LAWYERS.

Lawyer Fred Il House having Withdrawn
~ attorney 'or lasver Albert 7 Patrick
accused ol killing William Marsh Rice, Law
lcrs 'aI'vell and Moore who defended
rr h.un'i. N he second trial, have been
retained IA MIR Houses pl ace.
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New Member. OF the Academ, o' Design.

~ IN" quarterly meeting of the National
Academy II Design last G,gh' 'ac folowln,
were elected associate members y AlnN-
au,icr 4 phimistcr rTpc' ~. ! l. S,wuuu-
4 II DnNi. and \ 4 AhhnN
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Irish League Won, Accept oTricr'. ac,isna.

Spt.iII tl'If UfFrltrH 70 Inn Sl'N
o>uoN. Mar,n ~ NJ Nlli'Nu O'Br.on.
VI i. for cork Ctv. informed nj, cous' .''..uts
q hort time &C" that 10 was ~ intent lon 10
ro'irr from Parliament on a"curr' Of A.
health meeting oi tn" nitcd lrish I.eu.....
which was held IN Cork to- consider m" mater
refused 30 acCort hs r1,iguItlu.
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wa,.rlc, Place Extension called ou.

IA" Burnugh Board of Manhattan has re-
~rtudci Mo action by which i voted last
.r,rn for a r.W street from BlpadpaN
nri,p,.te Wavoilcy rla," east fo ialav,t,'
place and Nill xiv" puhll" h"rru- 'u lh"
IIan on March -
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Glasgow .hipbuiidcrs TO Design a Yacht for
Charles Ucrrc>hon I'd

&. ,SauW. March ~ thRrleSf Herreshoh,
second nephew Of the noted American de-
sIsurr. las commissioned Il VI lnglls. the
elias gov -hiphWld"", To design o.-iooter
tor him To he built ON the Clyde
The sun., 1901-03-14

~UrrTII-- NUN-' .-OrfflI-- : hN7 :.
1901. lGu1. 1907 tpul. 1900 1901
"a -, e: -. srNss??:: q, &
- VI. 80. - S.'l. Mia aS' -. 81
u.,,uf..r,N ,,,rr ,sr ,,r TO NAV Am -p

NDIItUN
ior NcH ILslrra, ia'n g. oa'. ntSb 10 B. rb y HdS,
generals uof'' ard ir''r.rr 'a" tainS prol'hlc
g. u.rfHN
ta, caUs-t, 's.. 8 ~ nd 'iys'u Jr~Hspi-9pr.
,uo o. 'Iiu dIu. b'tE '4 EgH u'ra'. 'sro-'ug
s.ufH o-,Iu"r9l ran ~ 'noy r'17gfs - "0-ror
Ior tho D.>u.ct Of Columbia, Mar, lhrd. \ev Ter
~, srl pclaVa'c clo1q.ue>,. probably vrhout
VAN. g. day. nNk o. high north winds rcco'q.ns
sutnpt,; 'ar D. muffuN
Iof s'strti, Tcgrs'lva.H. rA.1, tuning ~ sros
T. da} colder >,rt1N,s' v ud,. terou,ns roftHvcSt
tt..g to g. o0 ne I.'kr generally ia'f 70 rorrup
Ior S,,tru NsS Nofa ,,ca>|ural rsInS N dsy
sputUrAJ winds tsconiuc southwest: mss 70 high
- tat L-.Ss oCC-s.VlaI sn0ss " as4rI9v.
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u,, vh, aohncd ur.. rror Convicted.

ri'-.,n Uv.r- va. convicted Yesterday
D..'Ur, .u.Gg. \", burger Don Gen"ral session
ni rpnhug Nr. Louise \ Pryor m the tuu'iu
a,cf.Io rru Dad tunnel On FeO, 10 lie " ~
y. s.ut tsUI, ] W. IuvIIow
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IT is IMPORTANT
To Know What You Are Taking When
Using Catsrrh Medicines.

USING Catdrrn MeulClnSS'
Catarrh is the short route to consump
tion. and the Importance Of early aud Judi
cIous treatment Of catarrh whether lota-
ted in the head throat or bronchial tuhes
can not he too seohgly emphaslze1.
The list Of caiarrh cures Is as long as
the moral law and he forms in which they
are Administered. numerous aha conluNlng'
from sprays, inhalers. washes olntn.nts.
and saves TO powders liquids nnh tablets.
The tablet form Is undOubt eddy the most
convenient and most effective, but with
nearly all advertised catafrh remedies IL Is
almost entirely mater oi sues ,,, .'ss' aS
as The proprletors, while making ma sorts
Of claims ~ To what their medicines WIN
DO, always keep II a close secret as TO what
The success end popularity Of the new
catarrh cure Stuafps CaiArfh Tablets, Is
largely because II not ohig cures cu!nrrn
buf because catarrh sufferers VINO use these
tablets know what ihcy are taking INTO
their sr>fems Stuarts Catafrn Iaplets
being composed Of Eucayptol hydrasi'n,
Gualcol and similar NaiuaOie nm XXX.
taste and being dissolved In the mouth
fhev take Immediate effect upon the mu-
cous lining OF the throat; nasal passages
Tho cnres Thai Stuart's Catarrh Tablets
have accomplished Ia old chronie cases ~
catarrh are little snort o. fenlhafsanls, en .l
nuiting into your stomach Is OF paramount
inheritance when II Is remembered that
the cosaine or morphine naoli has Dsen
frequently contracted as the result OF using
secret catarrh remedies.
Stuart's catarrh Tablets meet with cor
dial approval from PHYSICIANS. because
their anfiseptlc character render thcm per
fecfiv safe for the general public 10 use
aud their composition makes them com.
mon sense cure for al forms Of catarrhal
Ali druggists sell them at 20 cents for
full sized packages.
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oranne Local Notes.

Orange. Texas April civilian schopk-
Of Cairo county Illinois, has been inyesti-
eating conditions Al Orange for couple
OF days ard has decided TO locate here and
today purchased a I00-acrc tract Of laud
about four miles west OF town. where he
will nut In a truck farm. lie was so fav.
orably impressed with the future of Orange
that he also invested In some city lots
while here. He viii move 10 Orange at
once with his family and expects 10 bring
a large number OF people from Illinois 10
this section.
Walter J.. Lane camp, T.. {; v, met this
morning at 10 O'Clock and elected officers
ns follows l.. y. Curry, commander; j.
swinford. adiutant' Charles r. saxon. nrs,t
lieutenant; D. Bland second lleutenant H.
H. Sells cnmmissary: George Z. Grey,
auartermaster: S. W. Sholars, surgeon.
George Grey and II. II, Sells We're appoint
e6 a Committee 10 solicit subscriptions from
me members for the Jeff Davis memorial
fund steps were also taken al this meei
ing TO organize a camp Of Sous OF Con
fedprate Veterans.
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the land bill and the Galveston rc,,.t -
grade-raislng bill and free confere,,,.a COW, ~
wl,tees were appointed in consequence.
Win regard to the land bill, II IL frcoiv
predicted tonight that ii viii 20 dead sdre y.
the house and senate are too wide snass
on the question of protecting Ict son a., ~.
counties thrown cast Of the lcsse line ~
An unsuccessful attempt was manc A.,
get up the double header hill in the hons.
today. The failure Of its friends ia a..
cure the necessary vote to insure ,ts co,
sideratlon ON this occasion nrartinsVs
killed it, although Mr.. Cole has given rS
rcscind and subsequently, amend the rni,s
said bill. ''o" wv
Adair's bill providing for graded so,ar,e.
on the merit and length of service has.s
Tor penitcntiary guards and Perkins b,n
providing for the creation OF Tho ofs,.o
Of manager Of the penitentiary iron indns
tries and approprinting S1u.ON. Tor Tho nnr
chase of timber and ore lands pnssel IN.
the governor. W ="
rue bill authorizing the Gulf. Conraao
and Santa Fe railroad to absorb tho t;plf
beaumont and kaunss City ana tho t;ulf
beaumont and Great Northern pronnrtirs
was laid before the house this cytnin. M
me donhle-header people hlihustercd ii ont
OF the way aud prevented It's further pre.
gress Tor today. The Texas. Sabine Valley
ana Northwestern consolidation ana so,s
bili passed finally. however.
ihc free conference committee ON tbe
SIX months appropriation hill completed It's
lnbors today and reported to the scpate
tonight The committee has considernhIv
uhanged the BIN as originally passed. Int
crrable extent The bill appropriating s15
"u To establish an asylum for imbcrjles IN
connection With the Abilene cpileptir nsv'
i in,u naii passed. the senate finally today on
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AGED LAoY KILLED.

She Was Run Down bv Train Near
Ouinlan.
Creenvllc. Texas. April G.-ht Qniuinn
OH Thursday evening the Midland south
hound passenger train No, struck ana
killed an aged lady. The train was run
ming az a lively rate OF speed and she'trlea
10 get over the track az crossing evident
~ ihinkIng she had time TO do So Being
about so years of age, she could walk only
very slowly aud the train bore down upon
her before She could get across. She was
thrown from the track. one thigh brohen
ard Z number OF bruises and Commissions
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: = y 7 y
CHIN IN.

h n Keep the chin in, means to keep it
n. uAwn back horizontally. That
IA Fnat physical culturists call, "a
\ s1,st A lifted chest insures deep
4 ~ breathing, and, hence, pure blood
4, ssiect circulation. TRY keeping your
\ I and see how your chest will stand
sN'Ag to woman superb figure and
mn. = military bearing.
's,,.. ','us are caused by checked cir
|r.h known by a chill or SILVER. DIR.
Hs,wh I, u starts the blood coursing
mn. 'ae veins until it reaches the ex-
Ia I. q, Nhen the feer warm up and the
E,,,;s GRIP Is broken, while its tonicity
a, II 'ns tagging energies.
P0,L ssag Stores. asc, or mailed.
Manual mailed free.
r Wiilisn homeopathic Medicine Co.,
IAN aud John SITS. New York.
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the time for the sitting Of the committee
TO hyc DAYS.
MIR. Clements moved TO strike out the
clauses allowing the members OF the com
MIR. Robertson tharriscnl moved TO table
the whole matter. The motion VAS tabled.
The speaker announced that the senate
had refused 10 concur IN house amend.
ments TO the Galveston grade raising bill
and had asked for a free conference com.
that the house refuse the request " the
seuate Tor a free conference committee,
Mr.. shannon opposed the appointment Of
a free conference committee and referred
to kilograms that had been pouring Ia on
members OF the house asking them TO sup
nllttcr, which had not been appointed.
Mr. Ackcrnan said he had four such
telcgrStms aud u looked very much like
som, body was trying to run a hog on
the house He would like 10 tx the re
spouslbility Tor such work.
Mr., Moore replied 10 Mr.. AckcrmAn,
justifying the kilograms Is legitimate work
in the interest Of the bill,
The previous question was ordered aud
Mr.. Scahury closed the debate In favor
OF granting the senatc's request for a
free conference committee.
The speaker In advance had announced
THAI N The request were granted he would
appoint on the committee McsSrs. Nolan,
Grisham, Greenwood Ccnnaiiv ir.' Nenl
iick, The opposition was haSd on the
idea thNt this committee would lrc"mm, M
The senate amendment making the aprro
priation Tor fifteen years. The senate re.
quest was granted on roll call. ~ ayes,
- noes
MIR. Greenwood having voted against the
hill on nnHl passage. Mr., picrson was sub
siltuted for him. Mr.. Greenwood with
Kcccss uutll Z o'clock
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prnn,am ii Entertainment.

Hilisboro. Texas. April 6-The local COM
mittees have mapped out The following en-
icrtalnncnt arrangements for the conven'
non OF the Texas Real Estate and Indus
trial association. An address o. welcome
Al 10 o'clock Thursday, April e., by Hon
Nelson Phillips. At the conclusion q the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
ArrrnNnnN SESSION.

When the house rcconvcncd. Mr.. shan
non secured consideration of the senate
bill which amends the railroad stock AMI
bond law SO as to provide that In de.
termlning the right to Issue stocks and
bonds on railroad extension or branch
the amount OF outstanding stocks or bonds
previously issued and secured by Hen upon
property already constructed 1t was en-.
crossed, and under q suspension or the
Tue senate anti.ct gaTetje hin was laid be
fore the house. Mr. Henderson tLamarl
the bill. where 10 cmanateh. He replied
that It had been introduced by Senator
the manufacturers to furnish pure cisa-
rcttes. He said the American Tobacco
company had monopoly on the cigarette
business aud the bill would stop iis husi-
ness In Texas unless It could furnish pure
cigarettes.
Mr. Nlulkey asked Il II was true that
company which had patent on ma
vnine 10 crlmp cigarettes.
Mr.. McEall said he kncw nothing Of any
such patent, but the bin would result in
the sale OF pure cigarettes.
MIR, Decker offered an amendment pro
adopted and the bill was cngroSscd,
Mn Conway secured consideration OF the
senate bill relating to the appointment or
deputy malshals IN ehIcs aud towns. 1t
MIR. cole offered resolution resembling
the rules Of the house, lie said if ms
the present rules OF the house with tho
paragraph deyotlng today Monday ana
Tuesday to senate bills stricken out lie
SAID his object was 10 get M tho .doubie-
header bill. The speaker ruled that the
resolution would have 10 go lvcf;
The conference report on he bill pro-
Vding for n continuance OF the Iron IN
duStry at Rusk penltcnilnry was adopted,
Tho bin permitting the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa fe Railway company 10 ac-
ouire the Gulf Beaumont aud Great North
ern and the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas
City Railway companies was taken M,
The consolidation. bill was read ana Mr.,
Cole offered an amepdment 10 Strike out
The houss passed nbally ROAD law FOL,
Colorado county.
The bill restoring civil and criminal jnr-
| isdctl0n on the county court OF Angelina
/ county was passed with the emergency
/ Tho bill donating 10 Brazorla county tnr
/ aG Valorcm and occupation taxes to he used
| in repairing bridges and roads was passed
| finally.
| The hills requiring valves AMI tanks TO
| be supplied for The control of oil was
The sherifs' fee bill was finally passed.
| The Sabine Valley consolidation bill was
Mr. seabury moved to postpone the Santa
| Fe bill until Monday. Mr.. Lane opposed
| postponement and said a minority should
| not be allowed 30 control the house. The
motion to postpone prevailed.
| The senate bin prohibiting gaming In
! tenpn alleys was amended to Include slot
machines and was cngrosscd..
The senate bill granting right Of way
| to lumber tram roads through school lands
Adjourned until o'clock Monday morn
/ Ing
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~ were great many motions muGe
,u'fled In both houses today to con
y amendments to bills adopted On
sue In order to insure the final p1s,
sslu bills. hut there were several
80 IN which concurrence was re-
A''aely in the house, which refused
'''e with the senate with regard to
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MADE OIL her body, from the shock OF which
she expired almost instantly.
The unfortunate lady was Mrs, Ann Haze,
wife Of James Hale aud mother Of J: j.
Hale, well known citizens. The accident
occurred near the water tank and al a
point where there Is deep cut,
10 further particulars were obtalned.
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Smith county strawberries sold.

Tyler, Texas, April 6.-At meeting OF
the Truck Growers association this after
noon the entire output OF Strawberries for
the section around Tyler was sold 10 c. II.
Zone Of Fort Worth at ST. % pei crate fob.
Nr. Pope VIII file his bond Monday.
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days program. citizens with vehicles
will take the delegates In charge. and give
them drive over the city, winding up
dinner and banquet Friday from. ]. TO
n. m. there VIII be a hnc stock show anu
parade Of Hill county etock on the SQUARE
and nj o D. m. grand ball viii be given
in honor OF the guests at tho Ethiopian
club rooms
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elected school Trustee.

SAN Felipe, Texas, April q. There VA
lively. contest IN the school election here /
,o.,ar } Both sides got out every available
vote and Mr.. w. j. Frederick the former
trustee. was elected BY handsorae ma
jority.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1901-01-17
GREEN NOT RESTFUL.

1t seems as though cherished no.
ions are no sooner on an apparently
firm foundation than some inconsid-
crate iconOclast comes along ard
throws them down. People have for
many years supposed that the color
green was restful to human eye and
have been referred to the green grass
and green foliage that nature has been
so prodigal with for the benefit of
wearied vision.
Now, according to a German profess
sor of Berlin, nature wasn't thinking
Of human eyes when she made her
profuse verdant display, and that her
color scheme was carried out absolute
~ regardless Of the visual needs of
humanity. He says that green does not
protect the eye, and he denies that it
has any beneficial effect whatever.
He declares that green paper, green
shades, green glasses, green decora-
tons and green umbrellas are all a
mistake, and that by increasing the
green light we are simply provoking a
nervous disturbance.
He says that each Of the colors tires
q different set &C nerves of vision. and
therefore, looking at one particular
color V n set of nerves at the
expense Of another. The best method
ne says, is to dim all Of the rays OF
light by smoked or gray glasses, which
est all Of the optic nerves.