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hfion Of the appropriation bill tomor-
w, In which event the bill may be in
oduced as q new bill, referred to the
mmlttee and be favorably reported Inn
Ediately.
|bULD THIS COURSE BE PURSUED
are is no reason why the house should
begin work on the bill tomorrow.
be senate, having passed an appropria-
bn bill, will have nothing to do for a
bile. It is likely that it will not wait
the house bill to come to 1t, and that.
ter passing a per diem bill tomorrow,
will adjourn for several days, probably
|til next Monday.
VACATIONS lead to the belief that the
use will have no quorum tomorrow. II
ere is quorum 1t is quite likely that
. house will adjeurn until Morday
thout transacting any business further
an the passage of the usual per diem
d contingent expense bills,
PER TWENTY FIVE Of the thirty sub
its submitted by the governor for lrgls-
Ion. twenty-five bills and several Joint
Eclutions were finally passed. Two
Is not mentioned by the governor
nse relating to mileage and per diem
re also passed. The five bills which
not pass were
the appropriation bill.
the judicial redistricting bill.
the oil tax bill
the mineral lands bill and
bill providing for an increase in the
amount of the bond Of the
State treasurer.
B SENATE passed an appropriation
l. but the house bin expired in the
ance committee, to which it had teen
committed. The senate took no action
h reference to the matter of judicial
Ppportionment and the bill reported 10
house died on the table, where it
been placed subject to call The oil
bill, the mineral lands bill and the
|asurer's bond bill were all killed in
senate today
BILLS PASSED were as follows:
ngressional, senatorial and represen a
Q reapportionment bills; sherifs' fee
J; bill providing for the redemption by
owners thereof of real estate sold to
State for taxes; the Mexican land
Pnt; the bill authorizing the attorrey
heral to withdraw certain pap7rs with
ference to the Greer county case from
office of the comptroller; the Gray
county road law; the Austin charte,
endment bill; Cass county road law;
bill providing for the maintenance
the deaf. dumb and blind children OF
State; the Galveston debt funding
the bills providing for the building
seawalls and breGkwaters by coas
inues; amending the fsh law: vail
ing the Incorporation of the town Of
idress; providing for the creation of
ards of health in unincorporated towns
villages; amending the law as 10
ependent school districts; enlarglng
scope OF the blind tiger law; vail.
Ing me incorporation of the town Of
hens and that OF the town of Moody;
horizing the superintendent of public
ldings and grounds to lease part Of
Old court house site; allowing towns
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the boundaries Of which are less than four
miles square certain privileges allowed
larger towns; creating a separate judi
cial district of jefferson county and au-
thorizinT the sale by the state to the
Masonic fraternity of the old temporary
capitol site.
THE MOST IMPORTANT RESOLUTION
was that of constituting the governor, at
torney general and comptroller a bolId
to represent the State In the proposed re-
organization of the First National bank,
AS A MATTER OF INTEREST In conner-
tion with the rossihlc duration Of tn
second special session. It NAV be stat,
that the appropriation bill Of the Twenty
sixth legislature was read the second
time on April 10 and finally signed by
tho speaker on the Goth of the following
month. OF course. great many other
matters were disposed of in the mem
time. but some pesslmsts consider this
an indication of what may he expected
at the session which begins tomorrow.
providing some of the resolution tiends
get in their work
THE HOUSE completely cleaned up the
docket this morning. and took recess
before the noon hour. Among the bills
pGssed are the new land measure by Mr.
Moore tTravisl with reference to the sale
of mineral land, and that by Fears and
McInns, approprlating $1,000 to maintain
and educate deaf dumb and blind white
children In the State. The house also
finally passed the oil tax bill,
WHEN THE COMMUNICATION from the
governor was read in the house. the
members crowded around the desk of the
reading clerk to hear what the chief ex
ecutvn had to say. Some of them We're
more or less surprised when they leased
that the governor would submiN nothing
bur the appropriation bill.
A WELL DEFINED MOVEMENT TO book
Senator George d. Neal of Grimes Coun-
ty for lieutenant governor has developed
here and is being pushed by practically
every member of the senate and 10y many
of the representatives. Senator Neal
popular personally and politically.
THE NEW Sixteenth senatorial district Is
composed Of Harris, Waller and Fort
Bend counties, instead Of Harris, Walker
and Fort Bend, as the types made The
Post state this morning.
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MANY RESIDENTS

OF our city are thoroughly acquainted with
and know OF miraculous cures that Dr.
ThGcher's Liver and Blood Syrup has
ade In other nearby towns ana cities
those who use the old established remedy.
The liver Is the greatest blood cleansing
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the blood and secreting a very necessg ry
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mote the gravest maladies, hillousuess. IN
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sad carefully looked after they become
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The only sure and safe way to keep the
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Thousands OF voluntary testimonials
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AFTERNnnN srssInN

majority OF the free conference com
mittee on tha fish bill reporter recon-.
mCnding that the house concur i'm tho sen
ate amendments. 4 minority report signed
by Representative Schuter recommended
that the majority report be not adopted
McGee, whose county nIarrsou) was OK.
emptcd from the operation of Law by one
Of the senate amendments. spoke In favor
OF the majority renort which was adopted
On motion Of Miller the SENATE took up
the matter of the election % a president
p tenn 10 the sec nd sc siol Mi Ter
placed Odcll In nomination AMI the latter
being east Ton Lloyd The newly elected
officer WIS escorted 10 the chair and made
a few appropriate remarks.
Consideration of the hin seeking to I'm
crease the bond of the sta e treasurer was
resumed Miller pointed or that under
IN provisions of the bill, three separate
surety companies would have to sign the
bond FOR 100000 each. Bach would charge
fee Of y Of per cent making a total
out of all proportion TO the salary Of the
state treasurer.
Turner stated thar this foe would be
S.I5o' or $3.50 more than the annual salary
II the treasurer
Miller moved that consideration of the
bill be ludehuitely postp1nel I. Carried.
resolution thanking senator Neal, the
ret ring Irf sident piO TEN, Tor his sery-
ices and commencing him for his fair rul.
ings al a | times. was adopted, and Mr.
Neal made brler acknowledgment OF the
honor
The committee on mining ana irrigation
reporttd adversely on the house mineral
lands bill.
A favorable majority and unfayorablc
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

,,, sto.I ,u,,
Aus'ih' IeNa'' Sepleuiuer IA NoinliuH'
cation from J. L. Pool, secretary Of The
senate. now ot Victoria stating thar he
~, -, So, ,,, .,.,,..
hau malleu ms resignation as secretary
was read The communication was ad-
dressed IN senator Davidson mo Win
Soa+ -. ~, -,
senator harris (beNaf) ouered SOU
lion providing for the appropriation of
500 ont Of the contingent fund for the
-, - .-,,,.- 80 -.
PuIPose OF plNluihs extra commensurate
for two expert clerks who furnished all
the data and did all the work required by
the apportionment committee Of the SEN
ate aId the free conference committee on
'congre slonal districts. Tle gentlemen II
question were Journal Clerk Mark Good
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minority report va. received from the
finance committee on the house oil tax bill
Iae minority report was signed by Dibrel
and Niece. Fac senate then spent half
an hour caling the roll and nscertnlning
n a quorum would be present tomorrow. A
sufficient number having pledged them
selves to remain, staples moved that the
oil tax Hill be taken mp under suspension
of the rules, The motion was barely ear.
ried, the vote being II to = staples then
ing bills TO be read on three several days
hc suspended aud the bin put ON it's second
reading The motion did not receive tho
necessary -four hflhs vote and the bill
was thus killed. Vote was If to as FOL
lows:
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CALL FOR ANOTHER SESSION.

Austin Texas September 4-Fnowins
Governor Savers 10 Speaker
Austin Texas September
o you
think best you may have read informally
ormatons
~ PIFosnatSn osgPh savers governor Texas,
hereby eel a special session
q m Thursday
{, ng purpose "a
To MAKE approximations fr support government
b.
Only the proclamation included
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\ resolution Of sympathy by Mr.. Gary
on the death Of EX Governor Hubbard was
adopted by rising vote.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to the Austin charter bill
on motion Of Mr. McFall
Mr. Muce moved "a suspend tho regular
order and take mp the senate bill rcorgm-
iZng the Twenty ninth and Forty third
judicial districts, by placing Pa!o Pinto
county in the last named district The
motion prevailed hut the house refused To
suspend the constitutional rule. and place
the bin on ITS third reading and final
MIR Scnlutcr called mp the hsh bin and
moved that the house not concur in tho sen
ate amendments. Mr.. Alfred moved that the
house concur Nj SCblutor spoke to his
melton. urging the mcnbers TO protect the
fish and game in the state. rhc house
refused 10 concur. and the speaker ap-
pointed the members on free conference
SChlutcr, Napier MuFg ana Rl1ioCk
Mr. Moore called up his hin authorizing
the land commissioner 10 classify certain
school and Asylum lands MS mineral lands
aud 1t was passed finally.
The oil tax bin was taken no in its regu-
lar order and Mr. Lane offered an amend
mpnt 10 have an suits tried in the county
where the general Office or place Of
business is located Instead Of Travis cuun-
ty Mr.. Thmmond favored the amend
and the bin passed finally
The hill approprnting 5000 for the maia-
tcnancc and education ~ deaf dumb and
blind white children In the state was taken
up. and passed finally
The bill Increasing the bond ot the State
treasurer from SlJ,OUn 70 S25O0Ol was
taken up and passed nnally.
The bin allowing a time for holding dis
trct court In Schleicher county WAS taken
up aud passed finally
The judicial redistrictins bin was laid
on the table. subject 10 call
Here a communication from the governor
was read, stating that he would call the
legislature together IN another special ses-
sion AZ 10 o'clock tomorrow morning for
the purpose Of passing general appro.
priation bill
The house took recess until p. m.
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ESSION AT AN END.
! the Legislature Will Be Called
Together Again Today.
LILY ONE THING FOR 1T TO DO.
Fernor Will Submit Nothing But the
Appropriation Bill.
INK THAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED
b What Has Been Left Undone at
the Extra Session Which Has
Just Closed.
Austin. Texnn. sentemher 4.

Austin, Texas. September A.
b FIRST SPECIAL SESSION OF the
p.enty-seventh legislature came TO an
d tonight. The second called session
ID commence tomorrow morning at 10
clock. The governor has given notice
al he will ask action on the appropra-
ID bill only, so there are hopes that
q second session will not be Of more
an ten days or two weeks duration.
Bis understood that the house finance
mmittee will finish It's second consld-
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DIR. BENNETT

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amendment was composed OF men who
know nothing at all about fishing and that
II was wrong to allow hsh to he cnught
With nets. MS they should be protected.
He made strong appeal to the house
begging them TO protect fish aud game
ference committee, spoke for the adoption
OF the report
Schluter amended his motion ny asking
for another free conference committee on
the bill.
Robertson Harrisonl spoke against tho
conference report saving that he did not
want his county exempted from the opera
tons of the law.
Phillips also spoke against the report
The conference committee rCput was
adopted by a vote Of 81 Go SO. aud Har.
risen county Is in the list OF exempted
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AFTERNooN SESSION.

sale Of part Of the temporary capitol lot
To- the Masonic Grand Lodge and moved
that the house concur In the senate ener.
gency clause amendment Carried.
The free conference committee brought In
Harrison county from the operation OF
the law. On that account Schluter moved
not 10 adopt the report and spoke 10 his
motion, saying that the opposition 70 his
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
TOW NSEND.

Several of the school childlen have
made their appearance after Il few
days illness the result OF being vac
cinated. They were Compelled to 60
to bed and were there for several days
They evidently suffered much rain.
We are very sorry indeed to have to
rcpurt the illness Of Master kcalp
Donovan, the only child Of Sec
tiDn Foreman Donovan. Little KEN p
was seized with illness on Moncay
and his condition was but little. if
any better Yesterday afternoon. J,
Hugh Il. Ramsey who had large
circle Of friends and acqUaintanccs,
died on Wedncs day afternoon at his
home near BIackblrd. lie was G6
years of age, and had resided in that
section for many years. lnterment
Will be made in Smyrna cemetery to-
day.
4 fierce fire ragged in the Eedoe
woods for nearly week, the fire not
coming under Subjection until We'd
ncSdav Of this week. 1t started on
Thursday of last week near Biackbird
and swept everything before it. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty that
several houses were saved from the
flames. Thousands Of dollars worth
Of property was destroyed during the
cOnflagratlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
PORT l'i;NN.

Harry NJ. Fauucc was in phiiadcl-
phia recently.
Cove NoShcll visited relatives in
Wilmington this week.
Edward S. Zachics was a Philadel-
phia visitor during the past week.
Geo. W. Duncan visited New Gas.
tie and Wilmington one day This
week.
George NJ Fauncc has returned
from Philadelphia.
Mrs. John A. WaIlen was the guest
Of Wilmington relatives part Of last
week.
John II. Pratt, Govc AMI ellie
Nosheil are down .Ac state on a gun
ming trip.
Mrs. Cornelius Conrad, who has
been quite sick, VIC aresorry To learn,
is 10 better at tl.is writing.
Albert Bender and wife visltclJ. b.
Berder and family, near Mid diclown
on Sunday.
Samuel b. Bender, Sr., who has
been spending some time with II. {.
Bender and family, left for Whining.
ton one day this week, where he VIII
spend the winter
The Willing Workers Of the Pres
byterian Church he'd a silk sock so.
cIal last evening at the nome of Sam.
uel Eaton for the benefit Of The soci-
ETY..
II. V. Miller, Of Philadelphia, re.
ccivcd severe injury by falling
from the side of an ,nconing steamer
to the gunw ale OF u boat alongside
an oar lock piercing his breast and
causing an ugly cat. \ bones seem
cd to De broken
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NEWS OF new
CASTLE COUNTY.
Interesting Items Of Gener.
al News From the
Towns South.
DlLAW ARE CITY.

Mrs. Elizabeth Price. of Chesa-
p9akc, paid her Sister, Mrs. William
A. iticr, short visit this week,
Mrs. Edward llullalay and dlugn.
ter. of SnIlieid, Conn, aN guests at
+. Z, Warmers
W. Iudson Sprlnkle and wife, Of
Ovcrbrook, visited the CoIbnrn home
stead. "Marsiicd' Tuesday.
Capt. +. McMGnn, Of Clmden, has
been spending some time with his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Heal.
Miss May Bennett returned to Phil.
adcIphia Monday after few days
visit to her grand. mother, Mrs. G. A..
OgIe.
Mrs. c. n. Price and children, Of
Chesapeake, who have been visiting
her parents, near town, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. William J. Hamilton and
children, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Fulton, returned home Tues
day. after u -four months stay at New
York.
On Sunday evening the Rev. n. +,
Stahl viii preach Il sermon to the
American Mechanics in the prcSby-
tcrian Church.
John H. Roberts has purchased the
property known as the CGvn pace
and will erect 4 modern house in the
spring
Mrs. Hamilton. wife Of the rector
Of Christ S Church. has returned home
from prolonged visit to New York.
DR.. Dunlap, who has for some time
been confined to the house on account
Of illness, has recovered enough to be
ont.
On account of the steam heat not
being ready for use the entertainment
and supper at the Scloohouse will he
he'd on Tuesday, November %, in.
Stead Of Friday, No"cmbcr %.
Wurkm5n Of the Philadelphia, Will
mIngtn and Baltimore railroad Com
pany are making preparations tt
tear mp the track from Delaware City
to Porter 5 10 put down eighty five
pound rails, pat in switches. and to
build a coal station along the riYcs
shore here, This will be quitcan i'm
1rOycment for this town.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-23
STRANGE BRITISH PROPOSAL.
A Eiut Tint England Wight support
the N1nroe Doctrine.

the Nunroe Doctrine.
LONDON. Nov 23.-Thc most i'm
purtult Jusition in todays edition Of
The Spectator is occupied 10y a discus
sion Of Il proposal that Great Britain
should give its formal adhcrcncel TO the
Monroe doctrine.
The Spectator says:
"lf America will define I'll" Monroe
doctrine. why should we not pledge
ourselves not to infringe upon it?
When we had acknowledged this doe
trinc, America might propose it TO III"
rest Of the powers for Endorsement. If
she did. the powers could hardly re-
fuse. II they adhered. their adhesion
would be Of great use. not TO America.
but to the cause of peace. for ii would
eliminate great many Of the notable
causes of war If the Monroe doctrine
became part of the public law of the
civilized world. the risk of Il war
breaking out with regard to European
interference in Brazil or Spanish
America now always n possibility,
would then pass away.
"PoSsibly no other power but Great
Britain would at first he willing TO rec
ngniXe the Monroe doctrine as binding.
Even 50. ii would be- worth our while
to pledge ourselves to respect it. for
we never mean to attack that doctrine.
and sooner or later our example will
probably be followed by other powers
The Spectator also approves the ga
! nal treaty :uid in another artlcl" on
Secretary Hays foreign policy says:
'No corniry in the world can show
two grg;itrr or worthirr statesmen than
President Roosevelt and Secretary
IJuyf