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DANCED HERSELF TO DEATH.
Bride OF Day Expires at Her Wedding
Feast

Feast.
MeKeesport. Pa, July s1--Mrs Anna
Brudowicz, aged % years, bride OF
twenty -four hours, danced herself to death
at her wedding feast here today. Mrs.
Brudowlcz was married yesterday morning
TO John Brudowlcz, one OF the leaders in
the Polish settlement of McKeesport The
wedding was a most elaborate one, as
the participants are fairly well TO do, and
a large number OF wedding guests attend
ed the festivities. The celebration OF
Polish weddings usually lasts several days.
This was scheduled to occupy the balance
~ this week N he c,,sfo'narv ri These
celebrations for every male guest TO dance
with the bride, which honor costs the guest
a dollar In this way several hundred dol
lars are usually raised 70 pay for the ex-
nense of the celebration and help the new
Unmarried pair start housekeeping. Tue
dance Is q Wild delicious whirl about the
hall In which the festivities are held and
the bride IS passed from one man TO an
other as rapidly as the round OF the room
Is effected. Mrs Brudowtcz had finished
the nlnety.fourth round Of the room with
as many different guests when the com
pany was called 10 supper. The bride
complained OF feeling sick aud almost Inns
Inedlatey dropped over In faint and died
phyaeians stated that death was due 10
heat prostration caused by ovtrexertion.
Tho young husband Of tho woman ~ III.
most crazy over the bereavement and Il
being closely watched 10 prevent him from
committing suicide.
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THE BARRATRY LAW.
One District Judge Who WIN ~ y
force the Statute.

force the otatute'
Fort Worth, Texas, July sl-.-Na ,s,'
October term OF the Forty-eien,a a''. ',
conyeres and the grand tutg Y s..
neled. Judge Irby Dnnklin viii eau e
attention to the barratry law pes7e !,
the recent session Of the 'ee', 'es Z,
effective July o. speaking q
mcnt. Judge Dnnklln said; !, Il
that II Is Wis legislAlen' ~, In1 A
my court s concerned ne s.',,irs q
hive Instructions 10 make ih9l'm q,
subject i do moi .hink anses;; N.Y. rs
mnre demulailzing TO ecnil Ile,ssei N Il 4
have nnpeofessional tactic cmpsS ~ 4
M inhers Of he bar 9na, M ~
prevent. | viii not allow " " liGc
iury viii he instructed 70 Hiass ,hli 4
liberalization Of this matter, y sialatol
~ feionles. and II there ar.is.qi
this county they are to be pu1''T' :
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Fort Worth Wants Convent,

~ HSlN' " diito SonFe1uQn
Fort Worth, Texas, July So.--Ths siss
tive board of the State Baptist colras,
Will meet in Dallas In few ds5s II !,
purpose Of determining where the M. 4.
sion Of the convention viii be held L /
more than probable that Fort Word ..
be candidate for the meeting The sifA
vii. be taken up by the diiIeFenf ehuak,
OF the city tomorrow night aud he III.
of trade will also consider the suLI.d
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TsyabIe Values Raised.

Asnstin, Texas July 31.--Ihc county
commissioners court Of Travis county. set
ting as board OF equalization, have raised
property valuations all over the city. Their
action comes ~ the nature OF a surprise.
as the city board had reduced the values
Somewhat on account Of the destruction
Of the dam, 20 the tax burden would not
he 80 hard on the shoulders Of the tax
payers. The commissioners we're requested
by mass meeting Of the citizens 10 leave
aie valuations as they were. and not dis
tnrb them. but the court failed TO heed the
request.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.

John ]. Mckay Has Been Appointed
District Clerk for Bell County.
Temple, Texas July sl.-The death Of
District Clerk II. c. surecnor called for
az appointment OF clerk to All the I'M
ezpnfd term and yesterday District Judge
Fcsr4s appointed Mr.. John 6. Mckay
3gr. McKaF has for the past three years
teen ossce deputy and jailer for sheriff
srzfks and his appointment gives general
aaslsfao ffop-
~. ysnas a. Jeurdan. until recently a
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wiId Animals il Cams Counts.

rittsburg, Texas, July so.--Reports have
come 70 town Of the destruction OF nnm-
her OF calves, hogs and dogs in the Cypress
ne.Ehhcrhood, six miles north Of town, by
animals resembling mountain lions. Sew
eral parties have seen the beasts. The
presence Of these beasts is attributed 70
the fact that the drouth has driven them
from their haunts IN search OF water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-01
Methodist Meetino 4 Browuwosd

Methodist Meeting at Brownwood
Brentwood, Texas. July % -frsa,ls's'
est is being manifested 10 The Nsths.f
meeting at this place. Presiding r3
Matthews preached 10 Tefy Arg n
dience yesterday at II a, IN. sud At =
m. the various young peoples ycseauk
The city held an enthusiastic meeting Y
hight fully 1000 people assembled l,i,r n
tabernacle to hear Rev. Charles = RaN
of Abilene ia one Of his nasterfnI ssfna1
At the close OF each service large Rfnssl
presented Themselves far PRAYER. u b
terestlng and fruitful feature u W WI
ing Is the prayer meetings being bill vi
day at different residences.
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MiIitarN Commlselone.

Anstin, Texas, July sl.-The following
military commissions were issued today By
the governor;
Banpson Gary, to be lieutenant colonel
nh.rd Texas infantry.
j. NJ. ryrnes, assistant inspector gen.
eiai, with the rank Of colonel.
.. u. Muchert, assistant inspector gen,
eral. with the rank Of lieutenant colonel
II G. Townsend. to he colonel OF the
ghhd infantry.
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Bastrop, Texas, July 81 Mr.. Dan Byera
was badly beaten up yesterday afternoon
IN difaculty Wits two darkIes sheriff
Davis was sent Tor and made one arrest.
inil particulars err not now be- given
Mr.. Bscrs Is hurt principally on the head
and 4 Is hard 70 ssy how seriously atftllis
Nxitng,
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sHERIFFs DEPARTMENT.

Gonzales, Texas, July 3l.--Stolen from s.
b. Harwood on the night of July %, 1901,
in the town of Gonzales, the following de-
scrihed animal with saddle on; One bay
mare about 10 years old, shout 14Is hands
high, branded | over a on the left
shoulder. Address any Information to f. Nj.
Fly, sheriff Gonzales county Texas.
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Open Air Meeting at Mineral wells.

Mineral Wells. Texas, July 30 Rev.
John L. Andrew, state evangelist # the
Christian church, Is holding an open arr
service meeting In this city, commencing at
$50 y. m. each evening The service Will
be protraete1 throughout this week
large audience Is in attendance Mt each
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A snocessfllI Meetinn.

Hubbard City, Texas, July 2T,-The Bap-
tlst meeting which has been in progress
here for the past two weeks, conducted
by Rev. Hillsman of Nashville Tenn.
closed last night. Several professions re-
suited; many "backslders'' reclaimed, and
a few acquisitions TO the church.
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smallnox Il Palne PAIGE.

TaIge, Texas, July 3o,-Two well de-
ve,oped cases Of smallpox We're discovered
ia negro family on August Fuchs place a
nile and a half south Of town today, Or.
Tayloi has charge of the patients and every
prcGaution VIII he taken 10 prevent
further spread Of this l0athsome disease
There Is no excitement whatever among
tina fltiZeng
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Sid Williams Meetina.

Brownwood, Texas, July %. REV. sid
Williams arrived In Brentwood this after
noon at @ o'clock and left Immediately for
Indian creek, fifteen miles south Of this
place, whore he begins series of pro-
tracted meetings Large numbers Of people
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nAIN REPORTS.

Paris Lamar County Texas, DULY Sian
inch aud a half OF rain fell here today.
Gainesville, Coryell County, Texas, July
31.--Drouth broken by good showers; rain
this afternoon. Reports from over the
county bring news Of general rain.
brentwood Brown County Texas, July
IA steady rain fell here this afternoon
for about three hours which was pretty
general over the northern part OF the coun-
ty. This Is the first rain In eight weeks.
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Camp Meetino closed.

Luling, Texas, July 3o-The Methodist
camp meeting at Soda Springs has closed
with great success 1t Is learned th;t
there we're about siXty.tyc conversions
Rev. +. IL. C. Eliot was in charge
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VILLAGE Mills Revival.

Village Mills, Texas, July 29.-The meet
Ing conducted here by Rev Steve Burke
came to close last night. The people Of
Village never before had such IN awaSen-
ing and his coming here will never be for
gotten by this people. There were twenty,
four accesslons to the various churches.
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I4oliness Camnmeetinnn.

Terrell. Texas. July 20. Poetry holi
ness camp meeting is in progress and much
good is being done. The Terrell holiness
camp meeting commences Friday evening.
to hold ten days The latter camp is just
outside the corporate limits of the city
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Celebration and Contest Put OF.

c6rpus Christi, Texas, July Silt has
been decided by the committee having in
charge the arrangements for the tiremen's
celebration and hose laying contest. which
was postponed FROM August II 70 August
10. 10 now declare the event OF on account
OF belnE unable 10 gain assistance from
the ciriEsns. about 500 being necessary for
Rxazez. esa&ust ball etc,
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Results at Lott.

Lett Texas July 90. w Chlsm Of the
Church of Christ has just closed twelve
! days meeting AZ the Christian tabernacle
at this place Results: Thiriy-iiine made
the good confession and We're baptized,
twelve were reclaimed
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Rnstu NaiI caused Death.

Gainesville, Texas, July 81. Willie
IIyneck, son Of j. b. Hyneck very prom
Trent business man OF this city. died to-
day OF blood poison after an Illness of four
days caused from rusty nail on which he
STEPPED.
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harria COUNTY Sohool census.

Austin. Texas. July 3i.-rhc educational
department has completed the work OF
classifying the scholastic census OF Harris
county. The county reports 454s school
children. a slight decrease over last year.
ghe city Of Houston reports s942 school
children, which IS an Increase over tho
returns of last year.
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Aurin, Texas, July 81, attorney gen
erei this afternoon approved an issue OF
Ftg95 Orange county bridge repair bonds;
also 5000 ClMendon Independent school
district school house bonds
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pr. Anclrews Recalled.

Hillsboro, Texas, July 20 First
Baptist church has recalled Or. Reddln
Andrews to the pastorate OF the church
This will make his second year here.
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RELIGIOUS.
Mnlkev II Hall Conntv.

WtNNCJ VI Tau SSN''NJ'
Memphis Texas, Jnly 29--Abe Mulkey,
tho evangelist, closed successful ten days
revival here tonight There werc about 1CO
additions TO the several churches.
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Austin, Texas. July s1.-The following are
the receipts on the land sales and leases
for the present month, as reported by the
Sfate treasury department.:
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are already camped near the pls,, Y
meet ng and by the last Of tde Weet IL
orcds VIII be In attendance.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
Docs New Residence.

Yale is fast being ornamented with
fine residences. Every year quite a
number are erected and our village IL
therefore steadily on the increase.
What suggested this item TO us was the
recent purchase of thirty feet Of real
estate from J. a. Rapley and James
McColl, adjoining on the south OF the
latter's residence property, by DIR. A..
Pollock, who will begin next week the
erection of n modern brick residence.
The location selected by the DIR. for a
home is one of the most commanding
In tho village, and II will only be n
matter OF time when this portion OF
Main street will be one solid row OF
dwellings from the old Commercial
house TO Raths hill. BY the way
what IL the meaning OF this sudden
aud mysterious move OF the Dr'sl Can
II be possible that he contomplates
discarding the miseries and Loneliness
of bachelorho0d and come over Co the
ranks OF the benedictsl IL such IL the
case, as his actions would indicate, we
are glad that the Or. Is going TO re-
main permanently with ne, and we ex-
tend him our most hearty congratula-
tons.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
a Sanitarium Dinner.

Mrs. III. a. Sawyer gave six o'clock
dinner on Thursday 10 twenty guests
which was much enjoyed for its very
novelty. The dinner consisted OF food
from the Sanitarium nc Battle Creek
and the various dishes prepared were
pleasing and palatable. Below we give
the Menu
Vegetable Oyster Soup with Toasted Wheat
Flakes
Nut Roast
NuttOlene Fricassee Cranberry sauce
Baked sweet Potatoes EscallOped Potatoes
Hubbard squash COrnlct klcc and Meltose
Macaroni Baked with GranOa
Protose Celery
sniff and Toasted GranoSe Biscuit
Graham Bread White Bread
CarameLCereal Matted Nuts Grape Nectar
Oranges Apples bananas
Pumpkin Pie Gold Cake
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
Among The Churches.

Elder j. II. Patton will preach for the
Church Of Christ at Brick Chapel next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and in
the evening. Everybody invited TO
hear the Glad Message of Good Will TO
Men.
Rev. FIR. Cullinane will hold services
on Sunday, December sth, in Speaker
Catholic church Mt $50, and at Mich
aels' hall, Yale, at 1890 n. m. Feast
OF the Innoculate Conception. Holy
Day.
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EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
pERE MARQUETTE
CANADIAN noIIpAYs.

Pere Marquette agents will sell on
December IL, Is, II and 10 TO nearly all
stations in Canada on the Canadian
Pacific. Grand Trunk, Michigan Gen.
trail and Wabash Railways at one way
fare for round trip-all tickets good to
return until January 4, 1902, inclusive.
Ask agents for full particulars, as
these tickets will not be sold at certain
stations. II. +. MOELLER, G.P.A.
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The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

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The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

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the best sad irons on the
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the merit national battle. Senator Plat
will certainly succeed himself as United
States Senator, II the Legislature is Re-
publican. ever though he resigns the place
Immediately after his reelection. Many
friends of Seth low believe that he should
be the United States Senator to succeed
Mr.. Plat. but others insist that Secretary
Root shall DO the man. All these matters
have come to the front since II was known
that certain up-country Republicans are
opposing, since the death of President
Mckinley. the retention OF Bidwell by
President Roosevelt. So. n OF the most
interesting documents In Washington is
the commission Of George r. Bidwell signed
by President Mckinley on April 20 last
This paper was to have been sent by Presi-
dent Mckinley to the United States Senate
on Dec. 4. The United States Civ Ser
vice Commissioner at Washington has
declared that Collector Bidwelrs record
for the last four years is perfect. and that
he has In no way violated the civil service
rules.
The ~up-country Republicans interested
In getting Mr.. Bidwell's place said last night
that they didn't want It before April I, as
the votes Of stranahan and Higgins will be
needed at Albany this winter. Senator
stranahan Is the prime favorite OF the
upstate men for the collectorship.
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SCHOOL SWEPT By FEVER.
Little Girl Had II First and Piaymates
Helped Her Peel the Skin or.

Scarlet fever has been playing havoc
with the attendance at Public School "a
az Throgg'- Neck. in the last few weeks,
There are 900 pupils In the school, and
from fifteen 10 twenty OF them have been
stricken with the disease every week for
nearly a month.
Dr. Eugene Nor Afghan. Assistant Super
intendent 81 the Health Department for
Tho Bronx, snid yesterday that the disease
had gained headway IN a peculiar way
lis men, he -aid. had discovered hat a
tcn-vear-old girl was the FIRST pupil TO have
the fever. Shr and her family didn't know
what Was the matter with her and sent her
back a. school when her skin was peeling
the p.IiOd Il c%outagipu A number Of the
other Iupil- helped 'he lutlo girl 10 p.eI
"A the dead opidormi-
No DEATH and Ho violent cases had heer
rel orted rs a result Of the epidemic. DR.
Monaghan said
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TALE OF A YOUTHFUL FAGIN.
Told by One Of Five Alleged Young Pick
pock cts CAUGHT In Herald square.

Detective Sergeants Dunn n Strausky
OF Cant. Titus's staff noticed four boys
and a girl jostling people In Herald Square
on Saturday night. and being satisfied
from their actions that they we're attempt
ing TO pick pockets. locked them up. They
gave these names and addresses: John
LYON, Is, Of III Chrystie street; Frank
Rustling, II, Of is Bowery; Joseph Swift,
20, Of sI5 Flushing avenue. Brooklyn; DO
seph Rosenberg. IS, OF las Eldridge street,
and Dolly Gaynor. 10. OF 2t West Fifty-
eighth street. The detectives insisted hat
Swift , : not the real name OF one OF the
prisoners, and declared that he was an
other Fagin. teaching the younger boys
TO steal. SwiN stoutly maintained that
that was his real name Young Lyon
told the police and the Magistrate that
they were a gang OF p~ickPockets. lie
said that he had been compelled 10 pay
| Swif, a nickel on Saturday night for pro
lection
Speak up and tell the Judge what be
said 20 YOU said Detective Strausky.
lie old me" said the boy, that unless
I Maid him a nickel ! could not do any bust
ness around Herald Square. gave him
the nickel
and tells the truth said S%trausky, but
hs has been led astray =,
The girl, who II pretty and Was vel
dressed. sald she was 10 yoarr old, but did
NOT look more than Il. she took her AZ
rest yerv conlly and ssemed utterly indif-
c,r,ut when tho detectives told Magistrate
Cornell that she wac IAN awful liar and
lad told them half n dozen different stories
about herself
we think che h a runaway from New
ark said Stra usky.
The gh lac brown hair aud hIs brown
.yee Site stared about the court room
with childish vondor during the arraigu-
meut. She and the othrrs verr held zach
in yIUO Tail for examination Ou Tuesday
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DEvERYs FRIEND PULLED.
Edward MILAN and Ferty-ene othen
Caught In q Gambling House.

Edward MILAN and Ferty-enc Otnen
Caught In q Gambling House.
Edward Milan and ~forty-one other men
we're arraigned before Magistrate Dooiey
In the Adams street police court In Brook
Ign, yesterday, accused Of being common
gamblers. They were arrested at i'so
o'clock yesterday morning when capt
REYNOLDS Of the Detective Bureau ana u
dozen Of his men raided a place AT ADAMS
and Willoughby streets. The large room
over Val Schmidt's saloon had been occu-
pied for two weeks az a gambling resort
and a stiff crap game was played there
Edward Milan, Il Is alleged, wa the pro
prietor Of the place, although he denied
this and said his presence there on saturday
night was purely accidental
While the men were lined UP In front
of the desk in the Adams street station house
Capt. Reynolds took exception TO a re-
mark made by ono Of the spectators. A
private detective had given the cue to
Capt. r ynolds that a crap game was being
played and that Milan was running the
place. This private detective was IN the
station when one Of the spectators said 10
him, Don't you think you have enough 20
do without interfering with other pepper
Don't you know that there are hfty-two
detectives employed at the Smith street
headquarters and that they each receives
salary Of q 900 q Year,"
Say said Capt, Reynolds, keep your
Its a great piece Of business when you
have to employ a stool pigeon. TO do detec-
tive work for you, amt III SAID tne peGisot,
who had first begun the controversy. -'an
your ffty-two ~ ,ooo-a-year detectives nnd
out things here IN Brooklyn without you
employing a stool pigeon''
Capt. Reynolds left the station house
and remarked to- reporter VINO was aDo Az
entering enter Z. .DSn,; 20 In there II you 90
why said the man. who began the
controversy. Reynolds don't know any
thing about what's going on in Brooklyn;
and he can't trust his own detectives ana
has to go on the outside and make a con-
fdant OF this stool pigeon In order to make
a decent arrest. Why, this stool pigeon,
who has got II in for Milan, followed Milan
around tonight until he saw him enter the
place at Adams and Willoughby streets
and then he notified Reynolds, VINO nm
onlys done in order to get square VIII
Milan has been on friendly terms with
Deputy Chief Devery and former Ponce
Commissioner Abel, and i was only a
short time ago that Hugh Mclaughlin,
the leader Of the Kings County Democracy.
said that Milan was Devery's friend. Milan
spent the summer OF 1900 at Coney Island
and appeared to have more power than
the police captain stationed at Coney Island.
Iast summer he spent most Of his time at
Rockaway Beach. One Of the men arrested
In the raid gave his name as John Cabin
He said he lived al l72 Congress street
This was fictitious, as Edward NJ. shepard
the defeated Democratic candidate Tor
Mayor, lives at hat address
The men pleaded not guilty before Magts,
trate Dooley, and they were all admitted
10 bail to await examination his morning
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