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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Washington County Conrt

Montpelier, Jan. SIN Washington
County Court yesterday afternoon the
divorce case of Carrie Webster against
Byron Webster for intolerable severity
was heard. j. P. Lamstn for petiti-
oncr. The parties reside in Cabot.
The next case scheduled was the d.
vorce case of Kate Davidson against
Henry Davidson, intolerable severity.
These parties also reside in Cabot and
J. P. Lamson represents the petit
tioner.
The civil case of DR.. J. ID. Duquoy
against Frank Abaire, for medical ser
vices, is now being heard.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Save Your Old Rubbers,

Every man, woman and child inter
ested in the work of the Federation
are requested to save their old rub.
ber footwear, and deposit them in
barrels which will be placed in differ
ent parts of the city for their recep-
tion. Barrels will be found at the fol-
lowing stations: Mrs. Tilden's on Cur
rier Park; Geo. McFarland's at South
Barre; Mr.. Lazelle'S on South Main
street; the Seminary. and the Vinci-
tia club rooms.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Would Prohibit HYpnotism.

Chicago, III, Jan. 8.-For a con-
scientious person to do anything NOR
ally wrong while in hypnotic trance
is quite impossible, according 70 rrof.
Fine Arts building Prof. Angel said
that many cases had been brought up
in courts 10 which it was alleged that
hypnotic power was directly respon-
sible for wrong Or criminal acts. ~
said that he did not believe that e. V
view could be sustained In an or
dlnary case.
Prof. Angel made strong appeal
for laws prohibiting the practice OF
hypnotiSm except for medical or
scientific purposes.
L -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Last Nights Fire.

At 7.4J last night an alarm was
sent in from Box l3 fora fire in the
shed of Comolii & Co. at North Barre. 4
The shed is situated right beside the !
covered bridge on the G. V. track
being a few feet from the roadway Of
Blackwell street. 1t is evident It'll
started in the blacksmith shop and
gained such ead"ay before tES fr1 .
men arrived-that nearly all the sh
was destroyed. The loss on g.
blacksmith shop and stone will -
tween s., 900 and $4,000 and
surance on same is 81, 100
the New Hampshire, NJ
Williamsburg City insural -
les. -
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Windsor County Court.

Woodstock, Jan. 8. - Windsor
County Court finished it's jury busi-
ness yesterday. Frank Fogg was
found guilty Of horse stealing but not
yet sentenced.
W. z. Eaton of Hartland was found
guilty Of assault on boy and fined
$ @ and costs.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
AYRSHIRE Breeders.

Brandon, Jan. S.-The Goth annual
meeting Of the Ayrshire Breeders AS
sociafion will be held in the parlor of
Gould's hotel, Boston, Mass, Wash
ington street, opposite Essex, Wednes.
day afternoon, Jan. 16, at 2 O'Clock,
to hear reports of the secretary and
treasurer and for the election of Off.
GERS. All interested In the breeding
Of Ayrshire cattle are invited to at.
tend.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Senator Clark q Winner.

Helena, Mont, Jan. s.-By the
nomination Of f. +. Corbett of
Butte, as democratic candidate for
speaker of the House, the election of
W. A. Clark to the United States
Senate is an assured fact.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Circulation for week
ending last Saturday
22,750
DAILY CIRCULATION
...3,791...
Turns Wine Into Water.

One OF the most successful mediums
who ever humougged believers 10
spiritualism was Mrs. Shaw, whose
greatest card trick was turning water
into wine. She practIced this trick,
for that was all it was, for many
years and humbugged thousands OF
susceptible people at dollar a heao.
Magician Kelar will exploit the trick
during his entertainment here ana
VIII show that it is as easy to turn
wine into water as water into wi1atA1
and when you've seen the trjd q visit :
viii be in doubt whether you as~. :.
wine or water at all Kell with M
TO Io the Barra Opera Hail. *.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Voluntary Bankruptcy.

Burlington, Jan. s.-A petition in
voluntary bankruptcy was filed yes
terday by Frank Sartelle of Barre, a
stone cutter, with liabilities of $lS3.-
73. assets of S19O 80 and 81. SO of that
sum exempt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Wedding at Groton.
ESPECIAL to TELEGRAM. J

topecIdI 10 lEIE9KAM'J
Grotpn, Jan. S.-A pretty home
wedding took place here this noon,
when Miss Gertrude, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Cochrane, was united
in marriage to Howard M. Fletcher Of
Boston,.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
TO TRANSFER
The Chinese Negotiations
From Pekjn
TO WASHINGTON
Proposal is Made by the United
States Government.

London, ,Jan.S.-"The United States
government has propo ed to the pow
ers. !; says the Washington eorrespon-
dent, of the Daily "Mall," "to trans
fer the Chinese negotiations from Pc
kin to Washington"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Farm ers' Meetlng
.-.u.thH
ares where

Walden, Jan. Sc. j.
place secretary of the s'ARDl
ss-a, g -' ~. ~ reward for any caso. a
farmers meeting Npepsia, Sick Hesdaohe.
the auspices of the lion Or Costiyensss ~ "
AT Middlesex, MonV Directions shS oS arc ~
Jan. IA and Is; GrangSFe purely vsg4
field, Wednesday and fs1sSs1s = t41X
IS and -, uowH ha}', River village l
Warren, Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan.\
Is and Is; town hall, Chelsea, Thurs. y
day and Friday, Jan. IT and ,1S
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
New Agent At Norwood.

Bennington, Jan. 8.-George NJ.
Rowell, for several years ticket and
freight agent here, has been appoint
ed agent Of the Rutland-Canadian
division of the Rutland system at
Norwood Junction, N. Y.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08

give the committee more time, and it
was so voted.
At 8. 4S the council voted to adjourn
till o'clock Tuesday evening, Jan
18th, when the rest OF the department
reports will be considered.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Bishop Potter's Foot Broken.

New York, Jan. 8. S.-Bishop Potter
has heettA sufferer from what he sup
posed was gout, but an examination
by means Of the Roentgen rays dis.
closes the fact that his foot is broken.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Civ+aap Csb1poroor

Sixteen Cinnamon.
st. Albans, Jan. s.-Inspector C.S.
Forbes arrested l6 Cinnamon at East
swanton yesterday They were try
Ing to enter the Inited States.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
National w. r. G.

National w. r. G..
Bennington, Jan. 8.-Mrs. Calista
Robinson of this place, isa candidate
for the presidency OF the National
Woman'S Relief Corps. a.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
: Colder Tomorrow.

Boston, Jan. S.-The weather fore
cast is probably snow tonight and
colder tomorrow.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
A ROYAL WEnpa,.

LONDON Jan. 8.-TESo~ frl'
borough goes as amH >sfaor-
dinary to the Hague< ID Queen
Wilhelmina's marriage fhe duchess
accompanies him, A long list OF Eu-
ropean royalties will be present.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
Capital City ]

Montpelier, Jan. 8. :. :
Beeman has old his pract. your 81
Samuel KnauA Of Wilkesbafer x
who takes possession of the off1cil
first of February. DR. BeemaE
contemplated this move for
time, as he wishes to take VI
graduate course in some of tJ
leges. AS yet he is undecided
one he will go to. turda
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08

Vermont PensionA /
Washington, Jan. SD
John Atherton, WhitinghankE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
FOREIGN BRIEFS.


LONDON Lord Lionel Cecil baif-bro,her
of the marquis OF salisbury. is dead.
I4OND0N.--The American hrsDita! shin
Maine has arrived at Southampton with in
ya'ids from China
loNDON.--Samuel Lewis, the notorious
Tnores render ana Insurer. who has been
ca ed the greatest and meanest OF modern
Shyooks. is dead.
SHANGHAI. The Italian consul at Shang-
hs3. IN exp siniDg the presence Of Italian
Wsrsh.ps a. Ssn Nun bay, says they went
there for target practice,
NARC EloNA "A mass meeting was hold
hero tor the purpose Of formulating a e..
n'Rad upon The Spanish government for the
s'e'nress!on OF bun hghe,
BERLIN Emperor William has revived
Plans for introducing electric traction on
Germany trunk lines, The hrst experiment
Vii he made uest summer.
HokCHAMA.--lt IS officially reported thar
800 fishermen ara missing and inst they are
supposed to have persisted IN the storm OF
Jsnusry 10 OF the west coast.
MtpRID.-The spanish government has de-
eideo 10 send warshiHs 10 watch the coast oi
th9 lower provinces IN order to prevent the
importation OF arms by tho Cariisis-
LONDON .--The bucharest spon6ent OF
TIRE Dsily Express says that ase Roumaniau
soidicfs, Whiie SONG home, We're attacked
and esien by wolves, after desperate sirug-
gle.
LONDON. The Odessa correspondent Of
the Daily News wires THAI about 30 people
we're frozen n death Ia the blizzard which
RACED for more than 100 days over the whole
OF Southern Russia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
SRORl hLNA STORES.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark.--The thirty-th b.
ennia SESSION OF tie Arkanses legislature
wei convene IA this city noon Moaday for
probable Daety days session.
CINCINNATI lo.-Mos. Of the officers
ana many Of the delegates have arrived for
the annual Goa IGNITION OF the National Build
Ing Trades council, WHICH conyeHes here on
Monday
DENVER Col.-Sevcral hundred delegates
20 yhH National Live stock ass citation at Salt
Lake haze lett here, Accompanying tho Colo.
rado, Tepreae niatives WAS tae famous cowboy
band OF Pueblo,
>INcINNATI. ohio.-tpe Er1uirer shys:
Uran he highest authority Il can be stated
thst ms rcirrau, Portsmouth and Vir,
Lpit load has been 50 70 the Norfolk and
Wester7 alvey.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.--Ccmptr9, ler Of the Cur.
ren,y Dawes bss made Ga asses rnent on tho
st9c fholdcr5 q TIE failed German National
b1nt q L0uAyiile OF {5s per share in orde.
T. bay Tho Debts Of the bank
LINCOLN. Neb.-The outlook tonight te
shat when TIE Nebraska legislature begini
20 baiio. Tuesday IL viii be WITHOUT pro.
mnaFy caucus on the psTt OF the republican
majority a deadlock xii likely resul.
PORTLAND, Maine. Thomas o. Musher. a
farmer az d - was murdered and his moth
e., Mrs Rufue Mcsher. aged - WAS hruialy
assaulted at thef home In Gorhan 81 urd as
eveu,ns by two men who forced an entrance
into the Mosher residence wth the oylden;
Intention O. robbery. One OF the msn wa.
q Oenrp
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TO HANG THE FILIPINOS
Who Have Been Convicted Of Murder and
Other Crimes.
MARTHUR SENDS OUT A THRILLING STORY
About n Band of Outlaws Who Arc
Alleged 10 Be Putting AMER
leans 10 Death.

washington. January 1S--Copies Of
general orders from the philippines re-
ceiyed here show that large number oil
Fiiipinos nave been convicted OF muir
der and other crimes and sentenced 10
be hanged OF to long terms of imprison-
ment. In enc case the accused belonged
to an organized band which, under the
name OF "Guardia de Honor haa LOT lls
declared object the murder of peaceful
ana uuofendina victims, II found neees-
gary, TO crafty either desire or re-
venee or a feeling OF envy against the
rich.
'aThese inhuman methods SAYS Gem
eral Macarthur, removes al the par
ticlpants whether chief or willing fol-
lnwers of the bands from the pale Of the
law and place them among that class OF
cowardly and secret aSsassins which all
civilized men the world over hold 10 be
enemies Of mankind
A native named Nincente Prado es-
tablished camp in a strong position dit
dcult OF access in the mountainous dis
iricts near Rosario, IN Union province.
There he in;renched his camp ana erect
ed buildings for a band OF armed outlaws
which he gathered about him. Recently
two Americans we're taken into the camp
as prisoners and for no assigned reason
ether than "Bhey were enemies they
were ordered to instant DEATH Shortly
! afterwards TWO Igorrotes, man and a
woman, were taken before Prado and
( charged with being American spies. With
OF; any attempt at proof or form of tr'al,
they were ordered to be Immediately exc
cute1. In both instances Prafo person
ally witnessed the bloody exscP-lon OF
! his orders by members OF his outlaw
bard. who used their bol1s on the de-
fenseless prisoners. On another occasion
Prado ordered his band TO attack and
burn the pueblo OF san JacinEo and 10
arrest. and III he 'esis.ed. kill. the
presidente OF Rosario In pursuance OF
these orders the presidente Of Rosario
and his son were killed and 10S houses
destroyed by fire. Prado and his chief
outlaw assistants were sentenced to be
hanged.
Another native sentenced 30 be hanged
was Pedro Lachica. This man was one
Of a band Of natives who, representing
themselves to be pollcemens. entered at
night time several houses and by threats
and use Of firearms induced the natives TO
come out and surrender They then tied
the arms of the men behind their backs
and beat them with oolos and robbed the
houses OF money, jewelry and other yalu-
ehles
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GRANT FINDS FILIPINos.
They Were Wen Intrenched and Put
I'D Fight.

Manila. January 18.-Generalq Grant,
who is endeayoring to finish the latest
instruction in his district and who Is
personally commanding his scouts at tbs
southern end, reports Today that ne had
Bulo mountain, all OF which retired up
the hills. He says thai a hlnlrDl OF
The enemy who were well iprren ned
made considerable resistance, but we're
ultimately driven from their position,
-Four bodies Of Insurgents were found.
The American O. sual lies were sergeant
and one private OF troop 4, PhilpAne
cavalry. wounded.
in the opinion Of General Graut, his
district IS now fairly pac.ded with he
exception of the locality south Ct the
Bulo mountain.
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BRIrIsn PRESS woRkEp rr.
Again Calling the Beers Bandits and
Calling for Revenge.

GAIN inc bOtrE bandits and
Calling for Revenge.
London, January 4-4:a0 a. m.-Ihe
brei report of the fate Of the three mem
oeFs CT the peace commission who were
sent to see General Dewet excite the
deepest Indignation on all sides.
One or two papers express hope that
Lord Kitchener has been misled by false
reports out it is generally felt that ne
would not have reported the matter To
the war Office without undouoted evil
dence.
The Daily Mail heads the report with
tho word murder" and declaims against
any further attempt TO coax the enemy
into submission
Dewet has placed himself outside the
Pale OF humanity says the Daily Mail.
anu nos piSclamations Tut larse le!n-
ioIeehents must be our watohw5rd."
inc Morning Post says: This marks
me p5int where the guerilla phase ends
and the bandit phase begins
All the papers appeal strongly to the
government TO hurry forward reinforce
9heats since 1t is evident that the Boer
leaders have now become desperate ana
conciiiation is quite useless.
Inc Pretoria correspondent Of Tho
Daily Mail announces the return TO pre-
toria Of Mr. Pretorius. former presi-
dent OF the late South African republic
from a futile endeavor TO persuade he
Boer leaders TO surrender.
pela''s OF the attacks upon Ilaaifon
tein aud Zurfontein stations SHOW, ~.
mere were only small garrisous nj abars
l-o men'at each station. The British Nj
excellent trenches, which eutbled tber,
70 Withstand the attacks until The 80
r.sons retired, At Zurfontein a partS =,
Boers In khaki succeeded in cspturi3g ~ -
srltlsh patrol of eight men whom 5bey
subsequently liberated. 'HsS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPoRTANT NEWS.
srATE.


George " Burroughs vii be Endorsed
for postmaster o. Fort worth BY Chair
man Lyons.
Street fight q Rassrop resulted In the
killing Of an eyed negro, and half dozen
men are under arrest
Smallpox cases are reported from new
feos.
u Is reported that a rlcn vein o. coal
has been found in Parker county
Aged negroes who we're poisoned near
Waco left valuable estate.
National Biscuit company may build a
factory 1T Houston
Notice IS given Of what Galveston viii
ask Of the legislature
The State Federation II Labor viii
meet at san Antonio today.
The Beaumont oil well has not been
checked.
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THE STATE LABOR FEDERATION
1T Is TO MEET AT SAN ANTONIO
TODAY.
lie Ordered is Not Generality
Entertained,

san Antonio. Texas, January 1s.--pelegstes
to the STATE Federation OF Labor. which
meets in this city tomorrow, have already
commenced 10 arrive and good attendance
10 expected II was thought lor awhile that
PRESIDENT Gompers would DO here during the
inesuhs' but no lase advleos TO thar eject
have been resolved Local people discount
the idea that the meeting will order STRIKE
IN sympathy with the telephoae workers.
ana q reason why such strike is improo1-
pc Is that several unions in the c.ty have
VIII not break
Tomorrow VIII be devoted principally to
npeeeh-lnsking and sght-seeiug Mayor
Marshall ticks VIII deliver an address OF
we!tome and turn over 10 the visitors the
keys OF tho Alamo City.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
DOMESTIC.

II IS said that a brother Of the late W.
81 R.ce lived in Missouri ana that MS
children viii appear as claimants
Al EDITORIAL IN tho Omaha world-Herald
is believed 70 SGT forth Mr.. Bryau's posi-
;ior politically.
Mr. Bpan's paper, The comnoncr, IS
already IN large demand, more thsn a
week before It's appearance.
vigilance committee has been Formed
a Leayenworth, kan. to lynch negro
VINO attempted assault.
Tgcnty four indictments have been
found az result Of the INVESTIGATION o.
municipal misgovernment 10 S. Louis.
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LuLING LOCALS.
Not a Vacant House to sus
Demand. r.

Luiing, Texas, January Ira 4
meeting is now in progress At l
church in this city, conducted hA
man of TexarkSna, Ark. He Is B,
quent speaker, and great intsns.
taken and much good is expeasi
from the meeting to the local car!
since the holidays everything I
down to the usual business mca
chants have about finished isi{
tories Of their affairs. and al
pleased with the years work n
are IN good share. and look m
much hope TO the coming hasss1
At a meeting Of the boaFd d
Walker Bros. & CO., held last 4
Walker was elected president VI
Vice president aad w A.. EgiHi
and treasurer. The new hlsinea
with bright prospects. having
ct customers and tho contlfeaes =
country around Luling
Grip is almost an epidemie Z Y
from pneumonia several deaisl
CURED recently near town.
Luiing, like almost every OBI
Texas. is suffering from a sea-.
houses. There is not vacant Il
town, and calls for them are APP,
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nILLsnoRo PRIMARIES.
Considerable intercst BeinE Mani
Tested by the Citfzens.

hiishoro Texas, January is.--Considerable
interest is developing in the Waite city prl-
mary election, which is TO be held here on
me ON OF February. This primary was or
dered bv the city democratic executive COM
mitiee Far that reason poputsts and re-
pheiicans and fsS gold-saadard democrats
are trying 10 create a prejudice agalnst a.,
with a View 20 bringing out au Independent
tcket Tor The beneat o. the negr9es and
themselves Their efforts 70 do so are meet
ing with but itAe success as is Indicated
~ 2 meeting of the candidates last n Eht
70 discuss the matter, Al this meeting eyoty
candidate was presoD. except two They
az ICED BY unanimous vote 10 70 into the
primary and 70 submit 70 and indorse ~
aetiens. or the two who were absent one OF
tnem. CAPTAIN 5. C. upshaw who IS a
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GIhson-kohIer.

F2'estlne' Texas. January IJ.-.As the resi-
psHee Of Mrs George {. Dening at 40
q. NJ rAeodors Gibson was united in me-
s.Ste 70 Mis- Anrie Kehier, Rev. F'tss-
bern OF the CRshokc ehareh oricis.i5y
NE ne ntIend-nts were Mr. B. Ewing and ,iiss
aAe Sweeney Mr. Slhson IS one Of tb4
pfoprietors and EDITOR OF the Daily yssi,ar
ne y one % the mos popular newsparer ne,
70 nsSas and has bees engaged Ia ne .ra-t
~ talesi'ns iof me past tneniy years. an3
nss MACS himself host ff@ends To- No.
- = .aseTlte Saush;er Of Palestine. ara ms
s,.snas oetpesk q happy zad prospsyans
aasen- rag 80 Sprh altar tbs eafesnsnS
40 sssi epends week Srnsng srsn&s.
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ESTATE or horace sMrrH.
old NEGROES who Were Poisoned
Lett a Valuable FIRM.

Waco. Texas, January L. Horace } Smith
was appointed temporary administrator to-
day Of the estate OF Dock Miller deceased.
who. together with his wife. did OF poison
IN December last The death OF the old col
ored couple caused much excitement 81 the
tnie Of the Occurrences, IN the neghborboOd
OF esel, MrLennan county The Miilers
owned valuable improved farm and much
personai property They eied intestaie and
the administrator IL instructed 10 tske charge
q the property and await further orders OF
the court
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Residence Destroyraa, r..,

,enple' Texas, January l2-At 3
o'Oek tonight fire destroyed the resi-
aenee Occupied ny T. b. Moody and dam
Ssea me adjoining house. OCCUPIED nv ,
" sass. The property was owned nv
:. noe Of Fort Worth. The Moody fsmil l.,
we're sway from homo when fbs srs
,Ieried- Less on bufldings Is abos,, soon
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,oseesesossoseeo

candidate for city attorney. viii also so into
tbe primary. The other absent candidate
~ a man named Vest, and is running for
c.ty marshal II IS said that he viii rgp as
on independent lie has only been here u
snort while
he reason tho city democratic executive
committee ordered the primary IS because
in every city election large numbers OF
negroes sell their votes Il has become 80
notorious that IL could moi be ignored longer,
io9 the negroes locked forward to city cleo
tCns wiki IS mucl eaefrness IS a ch ID
looks forward to Christmas because OF the
things they expect. The expression was fire.
uuently heard that there should be VIII to
Dr mary Therefore, as no one else showed
q disposition 20 act the civ democracy took
the initiative, solely in the .nteres. o. A
pure ballo, aud better ciiv government The
ROW tho q saneC;ed tried to raise about It..
however grows fainter every day and very
liitlo more win be heard OF it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
ROMANTIC WEDDING Al PARIS.
inAtance tn Which Absence Made a.
Heart Grow Ponder.

Paris. Texas. January PA romantf. 90,
olng occurred yesterday Afternoon ~ tha
pastors study Of the Centenary Mothodst
enorea the contracting parties being J. q,
~, RS Newspaper man Of Cooper. aud
on ire frisco from New York. hen hozsa
ehd Ess met at the deDot by the groom,
me eouple had known each other IN thsIr
nsnhssr aays 10 New York. where both wera
ny.ng, ogt their meeting yes erday was ~
mr. time they had seen each other in trenty-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
WASHINGTON.

Army reorganization bill viii be dis
posed Of in the senate this week and
shlr subsdy bill viii BE- taken up.
The rivers and harbors 5il win be
passed by tAe house wednesday OF Thurs
day.
The Hawaiian Legislature Eill be some
thing really unique considered from an
American standpoint.
The president is recovering and Is ex-
pected 70 be fully recovered IN a shor.
tine.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Mr. Hogr says his proposed constitu-
tional amendments are part Of the plat
form demands, and that he is not push
ing them.
4eFal is complaining ,hut he r. not
: beng treated fairly; has given out an
other intervow.
The in.eryiew between bailey and
smith Of Collin was shor;. but TO tLs
a. i,,t