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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
Growing Ideal of Womanhood

1t is the opinion Of u Chicago woman
who has given good deal of ollserva ton
tc women in fiction that the IDEAL Of the
novelist i'll regard to the eternal feminine
IS constantly and more or less RAPIDLY
growing From wide scope this deliver
mas come to divide the consideration of
woman by the novelist into SIX periods.
covering the commonplace type. the arti-
hcial type, the domestic type, the think
ing type and the living type
Under the head of the .commonplace
type are cited Il number Of characters
oil familiar fiction among them Richard
sons Pamela and Clarissa Harlowe. The,,
there is Eieldin@'s Amelia. rs still other
examples % what is considered the com
nloHpiace woman are mentioned the Wife
and daughter of the Vicar of Wakefield.
and Fanny Burney,s F,v eina.
Jane Austen's Emma and Mrs. Ben
nett and her daughters in Pride and
Prejudice are spoken OF as being arti-
icial types. Others given are E.liror and
Aarienne in Sense and Sersibilsy: ;
Ihlckcrays Amelia in ..Vanty Fair
Who is referred TO "a good but silk
woman also the clever but unscruprlou:;
BeeSy sharp, Ethel Newcomer. Laura
Pendennls and Lady Castleton
SIT Walter Scott and Charles Dickens
are considered as experts in bringing out
the strength and weakness of the domcs-
tic type of woman. Jeanne. Ellie Jneans,
Rowena, Rehecca, Amy Roosart Agnes
and Dora of David Copperfield" fame:
Lizzie Hexam, Little Dorrit and Esther
Summerson are some of the characters
brought forward in support of this parti-
cular style of woman
When it comes to the growing type
the idea of women attaining a higher in
dividuality of their own, Charlotte
Bronte's Jane Eyre, Shirley and Lucy
Snowe are mentioned in company With
Mrs. Browning's Aurora Leigh
George Eliot's heroines are put forwar d
as some of the best examples of the
thinking type that is. representatives
Of women who have been and are being
influenced by the era of modern culture.
Dinah Morris, Romola, Maggie Tulliver.
Dorothea Brooke, Gwendoln Earleth and
Fedalma are specimens of this class OF
women who also figure in fiction
The central figures Of present-day au-
thors make up the living type" and
some of those mentioned are Mrs Hum
phrey Wards katherine Elsmore, Mar
celia and Laura Fountain: Thos. Hardy's
Tess of the d'Urbervilies, George Mere
oith'S Diana of the Crossways and Hall
Gaines, Glory Quayle.
Whatever may be the general opinion
of the position OF these women of fiction.
there can be little doubt that they are
women of interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
WATCH
YOUR BLOOD.
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Pimples. Cured byB. BIB.
Write For Trial Treatment IT Is FREE

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If you have the slightest symptoms OF
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in the family history, take a few large
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gists everywhere, 81 per large bottle or
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plete directions with each bottle. SO sui
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Mitchell St, Atlanta, Ga. Medicine sent
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
A HIGH COURT
OF IMPEACHMENT
The Senate Hears the Managers for
the House.
The TRIAL BEGINS MONDAY,
Tic l,ousc appropriates Two Hundred Thou
sand Dollars for Sehools-Bill to
Ia. Old Bachelors for Bcne'
fit OF Ola Maids.
.saA..,,, ,,isnaicD 10 Tne Tlmes.,


RALEIGH. y. c.. March S.--The State
Scna,, r,easscmbIed as q high court oil
;,npea.hr,cnt at noon TO-DAY 10 receive
1l,,. ,colication on the part OF the mana
gers Cor The House OF REPRESENTATIVES, 10
The answer OF Chief Justice Furches ard
Associate Justice Douglas to the articles
OF impeachment preferred against them
by the House OF Representatives.
The replication was presented by Judge
Alien on behalf OF the managers Of the
ffa,eachmcnt proceedings. 1t eTas crs.
brief. merely yeaitirrning articles of i'm
,cacligncut denying allegations made by
1ae accused Judges in their answers and
declaring that tbs House is ready TO prove
the trllthfulness of their charges against
tie Judges. TWO hundred copies OF the
replication were ordered printed, and the
court took a recess until noon Nohda!,
when the trial is 10 begin.
The House tonight passed a bill appro-
rrtatns S2oo,ote for the public schools of
the state.
ANTITRUST BILL.
An antitrust bill, modelled after that
liow in force in Texas, was also passed
by the House OF Representatives.
Senator Mcintosh introduced a bill in
the Senate tonight imposing a tax On
old bachelors for the benefit of old
maids.
y IiL!iti'StI VI btliSS osSisSitu ~ 'N-dio ~
Child Ia Dor in the cotton-Hils Of North
Carolina have been introduced during
t1is session. tit an agreement was
reached to-day with the owners and man
ayers by which there will be no legisla-
lion at least for two .ears.
CHILD LABOR
The owners and managers of all the
cptton-mills in the State have signed the
following agreement. which will be spread
+l,. ,.l Of IN
bly, tomorrow:
Il One week s work shall not exceed
sixty hours.
- No child less than twelve years Old
shall work in a cotton-mill during the
term of an available public school: pro-
vided this shall not apply TO children Of
widows or physically disabled parents;
provided further, that ten years shall be
The lowest limit at which children may
he worked under any circumstances.
20 we viii cooperate with any feast
hle plan to promote the education OF the
working people in The State, and viii
cheerfully submit to our part of the pur-
dcns and iai,ors 10 advance the cause of
general education,
CLOSE OF THE SESSION.
The regular session expires tomorrow,
The constitutional limit being 60 days. in
cIudin Sundays However. there is
q VAST deal OF business Yet 10 ne lIdHS-
acted and final adjournment Will not be
taken before "Wednesday of next week or
later That Is the House will. in all prob
alaiiity. remain in session until that time,
while tie Senate. a Court of lmpeach-
,nent viii be in session probably two
weeks longer.
members of the House Of Representa-
tivcs can draw no pay after tomorrow.
Up to the present time the total num-
her of bills introduced i'll the House has
been 200, as against 1,aoo introduced up
to a corresponding date during the 1899
session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

The Blood is the life. hence the neces-
sity of watching every symptom. Have
you any of the following symptoms:
Blood thin and skin pale.
Nose bleeding. headache
Circulation slow and weak.
Pimples or eruptions.
Skin itches and burns.
-Boils or carbuncles.
Skin dry and scaly, with crusts and
scales.
Skin dotted with dirty little specks.
Hot fushes all over the body.
Prickling pains in the skin.
UIcsrs. old sores, cancer, scrofula, &C.
zema. scalp humors.
Falling hair and eyebrows.
Tired discouraged, all used up.
Bone pains, swollen joints or glands.
rheumatism. catarrh.
AS tired in the morning as when you
went to bed.
Appetite bad, breath foul.
If you have any of the above troubles,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

Al The last meeting Of Minneapolis
Moodwolilers' Onion. no. Il. the initia-
,iou fee was reduced to 81 and the
reinstatement fee 20 Sl.10 until April list.
BY this action it is estimated that the
union will add 10 its membership at
least 5o9 new members. y special effort
viii be made 10 organize the box makers
ard carriage woodworiers under this
dispcnsaiion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
LATEST NEWS OF
THE RAILROADS
Import Freight Conference at the
Jeferson-0ld C. & 0. General
Manager Here.
Manager Here,

Fifty odd representatives of the freight
departments OF Southern railroads doing
an export business were in conference at
the Jefferson yesterday. Second vice
President ". ". Findley. Of the Southern,
presiding.
The object of the meeting was chiefly
in the interest of uniform rates OF wharf
age and other charges. The meeting was
thoroughly harmonious and very briet.
owing to the fact that matters had been
thoroughly we'll arranged before the
meeting was called to order. 1t was
stated that everything desired of the
meeting was accomplished.
AIR c. w. Smith, OF Passadeni,. Cal,
former general manager of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, is in Richmond.
accompanied by Mrs. Smith. Sixteen
years have passed since Mr.. Smith held
the reins as general manager of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio. Naturally. he is aston
sished at the growth and manifold ina
proyement OF the great system. He ex-
pressed himself al delighted with the trip
over the Chesapeake and Ohio from Gin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
]. B. MOORE & co. Agents,
lO3 East Main Street.

cinnati to Washington. He viii probably
be here a day or two
The following statement OF earnings
and expenses OF the Richmond, treder-
icksburs and Potomac Railroad Company
has been issued:
January. 1901. gross earnings. sSs,22SZ.lt:
expenses. SOL. 239.0 %: net earnings, S56,eo5.vs
Same month last year, gross earnings
s7s.617.22S; expenses. stt,6sf.SS: net earnings.
s33 So. 90 Increase, gross earnings,
S.6,4s6: expenses, S6,5545s; net earnings,
s2,l2o.1S-
The local shops of the Chesapeake and
Chic arc rushed with repair work. Ihe
shops are now turning out much work or
cars and making ready for the summer
season rush The shops will. III all PROB
ability, turn out within the next month
four new cabooses. The cahoeses will be
of four-wheel patterns.
The Chesapeake and Ohio viii handle
a special train out OF Washington sun
C:sv. The movement will require fourteen
cars. ana will carry large detachment
OF the Fifth United States Cavalry The
men are destined for the Philippines
Messrs. Evan Powell and D. t. Evans.
OF PowcIton. W. Va. two extensive coal
.Cperators. were callers at the Chesapeake
and Ohio general offices this morn-
ing.
Mfr. Z. J. Chisu, Baltimore. general
freight agent Chesapeake Line. is a Rich
mond visitor.
ATLANTA. GA. March SIR. T. Elicit
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

With the withdrawal OF the carpenters
from all utilization with the Chicago Build
ing Trades Council. it is realized that the
council has not only received ); decisive
blow. but that the blow has come from
the one organization which more than any
other promoted its formation from the be-
ginning. II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
rirginians at the Hotels.

Mr.. A. o. Slaughter, well known
Chicago banker, who is in reality Il Vir-
ginian. is at the jefferson for few days.
He will spend much OF his time with his
kinsnan. Mr.. S. Dabney- Crensl,aw. Mr..
Slaus'hter's parents went to Missouri from
Virginia prior TO the war between the
States. After the war Mr.. Slaughter went
to Chicago and has become one of he lead
ing iinanciers of the western metropolis
Mr. Slaughter is accompanied to Rich
nond by his son, 4 young man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs W. Fl. jerks, Miss b Fl.
jerks and Mrs. N. T. Wright are among
the Philadelphiuns registered at the JEFF
ferSon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
REWARD FOR CARTER.

President appoints Him to Good
Job.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. March S-Forn,er
United States Senator Carter. of Mon
tena, has been appointed by the President
a United States Commissioner OF the st.
Louis Exposition. He has accepted the
offer. The position pays 5000 a year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

Among the Virginiuns at the Jefferson
are Samuel G. Runt. Alexandria: DIR. w.
{ L. Harris, Virginia Beach: E. p. Eggles-
ton, brakes Branch: George a. Frick,
Norfolk, and Miss Louise Henley and ida,
d. Henley and Z. &Warburton. OF Viii
+ llauSbj1re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

Mr. L. j. ChisH. Baltimore. general
freight agent Chesapeake Line. is a Rich
mond visitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

The use CO the label o. the United Brew
ers' National Union is granted only to
firms where all employees are organized
and child labor is abolished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

ATLANTA. GA. March SIR. f. Elicit
editor Of the Austen. Ga. News com.
uittsd suicide here TO-DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
ScAsH1RE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MANCHESTER. ENGLAND

ENGLAND
BRANCH OF
ENG
TO
Law
Manage
porated
e, in
Value Of estate owned by the Ssa0s0 -
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MONT AGUE Men
WERE CHOSEN

Continued from First Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

owned by the company
BONDS AND STOCKS OWNED ABSOLUTELY By THE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

cinnati to Washington. He viii probably
be here day or two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09

W.T. gradually grew a sterner and
nearer thing. however. than forensic
deoate. or even the orations of a great
patriot like Otis The Massachusetts Com
mittee Of Safety ordered the students 10
b. removed from. the college, in order
that the buildings might he used as bar
racks for the militia which was gathering
before Boston. A little later the library
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
Pale Eaoe--Meak Nerves.

ANY lack Of iron In the blood shows In
the face. Pallor IS the sign. Paior also
means much more, It means starved
rervons system, o deblltated condition Of
The vital organs. poor circulation ana i'm
palred digestion. The nerves, the muscles
and all the organs Of your body get their
onerrg and an the materials for their re-
rsir from the blood Pallor shows that all
tbese are losing vitality Not day should
ne lost Ia restoring tho richness and purity
OF the blood Get iron, get ii b. taking
the glno OF Iron your blood requires. Inc
iron 10 DR.. Horter's Iron Tonic Is the per
feet kind. II goes rom your stomach d.
rectly into the blood without any change.
An hour after you take If, II has become
oart Of your blood and is doing good.
In addition 10 iron this timetrIed rene
dy contains other ingredients almost as bad
b needed by those who are sick or debll-
lt8ted.
1t helps to build up nerve aud muscular
dy contains other ingredients almost as bad
you to get the good Of the food you cal.
Or. Harter's Iron Tonic will build you up
and make you well from head 10 foot with
the new health will come strength and yisor
that may have been missing for years.
This remedy has been Endorsed by physl.
clans ana the public for forsy.Hve years,
Made only by the Or, Harter Medicine
CO., Dayton, Ohio. Sold everywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
TO CONQUER oUIcKsAND
West Virginia Man Claims He Has Sow
ed the Problem,

Ma. \ji,,,i,,i. MAJ CLAIMS 1e Has SoN-
'0~s y" 9'"1 ~. S",ti-,,
a r.
Sour Lake Texas October ia e.
Deror.v of West virginia who has 40 in.
,o,.ior f,r nov, rroe,ss of drilling oil
'0T.'VN - ~" .-.-+t,, -,l,,..
81 have Invented a process of drilling
,.t.n oin DO NJ r,s, banatt 10 oil PRO.
WhlcH WIZ Oe % N'7' "VN
ducers and owners of oil lands, more eSpet
ciaIiy In aelds where there IS guic6saal
to contend with We have now two Weils;
the Jennings and Guffey CAREY, Wh'cA -
they were IN proper snare "ou.u oS tons
did gushers, having. eushe9 over l1e r'Dgss
today gushed thirty feet over lhe 'Vp 81
the derrick for 1fteen minutes or 51,,a,
that the sand forcing down on the outslde
Of the casing ana up inside. soon s,oi99ce,ui
the flow. There is no doupt out lhe @Htt,.a
& Galley well OF Sour Lake Is snltnu..u
seventy feet thlck which under t1o most
unfavorable conditions. VIII contain y" re-
cent or its volume wiz ne for,v
oil which will mean at least forty
feet of pure oil, which can he seen as
glance is a fine propositioR ine.e s'.aa
be no one discouraged on account OF VIZ
Known "a exist; II is only a matter of ne
proper manuer Of getting 10 " III ~"
proper way. ,--
d,iiIin1ga" deyite In ooeration the difficulty
Of Working in duicksand win be a thi4s
of the pasf For the benefit Of tl9se Wn VIZ,
rnv be Interested, I viii give t1e oHl
Who are familiar with drilling that IN
going through sand tho sand Ti sue
70 III least fhe angle OF forty-hre degrteS,
U-birb necessitntcs the taking uut a. ilaaN
tit,ee mo amount Of dirt that would oe
Svoided If caving were prevented, so tlal
in eoina down. wifi the continual .wash,
H.. 7ef sbe veu Inc hole Is 40 enlarged
ihE % nc NJ ou Sand that has no
ann am, can 7roek over h II Is impossible 70
s AMEN veil in a practical shape, as the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
CATTLE ARE GUARANTEED
Cattle South and East Barred From
Baylor and ThrOekmOrtOu.
MAY ENTER NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
II In Healthy Cordition.--The Proelsma-
ton Extends Tor One Year From
November T. Next

Austin. Texas October io.-The follow.
ing cattle quarantine proclamation was Is.
sued today by the governors
Whereas, The live stock sanitary com.
mission of the state Of Tcxas on October
Is, 1901. recommended too adoption of the
following regulations.
The live stock sanitary commission OF
tho state Of rcNes Aas ascertalned that
cattle situated south aud cast of the com.
ties Of Baylor and Throckmorton are liable
10 communicate contagious aud mfec
tious disease known as southern or splo.
netic fever 60 cattle situated In said ooun.
ties, should said cattle located south aud
cast Of said counties come In contact With
cattle ia said counties hy being shipped,
moved, transported. driven ~ grased over
tho lands situated in the counties OF nav.
Tor and rhrockmorton,
~. IL Is hereby ordered by the live stock
commission Of the state Of Texas that
from and after tbe FIRST day Of November.
1901. until the nrat day Of November. 1902,
no cattle shall be transported by rail, ship
ped driven on moved iu ANY manner what
ever from said area south aud east of said
counties Of Baylor and lhrookmottou into
said counties; provided further that from
the hrst dan oi November, 1901. to the
3lst day OF December. 1901, inclusive, eat
tie may be crossed over said line INTO sAid
counties Of baylor aud 1bro'kmortou, pro.
vided they have been Inspected by duly
authorized Inspector 81 this board and
found by such Inspector 10 be free from
ticks and fever aud IN healthy condition,
ana certificate thereof and permit given
hr such Inspector provided furuer, how
ever, that uo cattle situated I'm said county
shall he moved shipped. driven or trans
that territory lying north ANA west OF said
counties, except 10y INSPECTION by duly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
Protracted MeetIno Al Calvert

Calvert Texas, October 20 The revival
services now in progress at the Methodist
church are growing in interest daily This
Is the first revival meeting held IN Cal.
vert since the noted meeting by Evangelist
W Fife. in March. Rev j. c. Oziey.
the pastor of the Methodist church, is con.
Quoting the services, ana he feels very
much grauhed by the assistance and hearty
cooperation when he is receiving from the
Christian people of Calvert. regaid less or
Denomination. The present meeting bids
talr 10 be a very Interesting and cuthu.
siastic one, and one conducive Of much
good iu Calvert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
cornerstone ceremonles Al RayIot.

Waco Texas, October 20-Boylor uni.
versity is preparing to have a great coca
sion at the laying of the cornerstones Of
the George Carroll Science hall and the
library aud chapcl buildings which are now
IN course OF construction The cornerstones
WIN he laid during the Christmas holi-
dnys and VIII be the greatest event IN
the history OF the institution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21

wharton. Texas. Octobey 2u.--lh,' st.c hei
IN which the Confederate seal crossed the
ocean, which VAS lately presented by Cap
tain r. 4 Chaplain 10 the J. L q Stuart
chapter. VIII be- on exhibition Monday AFTER
noon at the historical meeting of the chap.
ter al the residence OF Mrs. W. o Victor.
The satchel will then be donated 10 the
Texas Room at Richmond Va. where 1t
viii he exhibited among other relics
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21

Bryan. Texas October 20-The prcpara.
tory services for the dedication Of the new
Uisuline convent were begun today by the
celebration Of high mass at ST Joseph
catholic church Sacred Heart League
services We're held This afternoon. at which
hout Rev J. NJ Klrwin OF Galveston
piealh he'd an eloquent sermon. RI Rev y
:, Gallagher, bishop Of Galveston, will
dedicate The convent at O'Clock tomor
row morning. at which lime Rev. kirviu
VIII preach the dedicatory sermon at the
convent Ten or twelve visiting clergy
men from Galveston. Houston, Pal stiue
9nd other points are present to participate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
eood IndIeatIons a. Terrell.

Ierrell, Texas. October la.--The oil wen
oelng bored north Of the city a few miles
has such strong indications OF oil In pay.
sts quantities. thai the boring has been
Soppeu a. 100 feet 70 put IN casing The
mofing VIII then he resumed and II Is be-
aSNsd on In paying quantity viii soon be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
Ten DAYS Meetioo at Nacoodoohes.

Nlcogdochcs Texas October lo.--Rev. w
u. Richardson of Mckinney. Texas, com
m'nrcd a ten days meeting at the Prcsby
telan church last night Mr. Richa dsou
IS an evaugelis, of considerable note In
his church and his territory covers the
State of Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
TEXAS RELIGIOUS NEWS.
NUNHALL MEETING AT DALLAS is A
GREAT SUCCESS.
A Tert Covering Nearly q Block Was
Packed With People to Hear the
Great exhorter

dallas Texas October ao.-Nicre than
100 persons attended the Munhau meet
lhg tonight The large tent aud its ex
tensions, covering nearly full square Of
stound, were packed with humanity and
the audience ocerhowed into the street
IN point Of attendance the meetings rival
the famous sam Jones meetings Of ten
years ago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21

Winona. Texas, October Is Harris creek
Baptist church last Wednesday night called
Rev W I Rouse OF Jacksonville as pastor
fer next year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
Pastor ResInned Al nenIson.

penisoU, Texas, october l9.--Rev. j. NJ.
Tal.ey pastor OF the South Side Baptist
church. has resigned his passionate here 70
take MP he work at Aubrey, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21

neT 81 OIL production than has been made
I'd some time past People are hard IS
tu!e' 70 90 taught Ia adopt = new idea,
KY luey sooner or later succumb. aud then
t Incomes an epidemic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-21
Personal.

il,u.snant Governor Browning arrived
I. aTs this morning from bis homo in
in,dDo to look after some private al
as
NJ \ S. Hundson, professor Of manual
.sispg IN the high school. has returned
is- tS4 San Antonio fair where the Aus
4 schools have several exhibits.
t.sbeIrs Of the late j NJ Mitchell have
~ sult against the order of Macabees
\ Te,orer 5000 on a life Insurance policy.
4 a. Gerges Of this city was married
'rrslsy to Mrs. Anna Runnell at Warren
\, Texas. and returned here Friday
1as funeral Of pr. j. ]. Gnsser took
lite at ) o'clock this afternoon
J,dse Mat Johnson left last night for
lreTon to visit his daughter.
iUi.e Y. B. Proctor Of Victoria Is here
i few days on business.