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SENATE IS AT WORK.
# Disposed of a Resolution and All
the Appropriation Bills.
i NEW RECORD MADE YESTERDAY.
Riff Sent Through in twenty-five Min.
utes from Introduction.
1Rr HOUSE IS "RETRENCIllNG" EXPENSES
Nearly All Amendments Voted Down.
but All Were First Discussed
at Much Length.
/ NEW RECORD MADE YESTERDAY.
THE HOUSE IS "REIRENCHlNG" EXPENSES


THE SENATE PASSED flNALlA 'ne
general appropriation the per dlem anu
contingent expenses hiii am nlil up
proprlaing So'ND 10 cover acuHehcE III
the mileage ana per uleih luhu oi ne
first called session. II took less ullle 10
pass the latl'r ulll th'h any pill efer
handled by leNas ieelsla'ure' >" luz do
known. Only t"enty-t"" lh'nu''s ''Ni'SV''
after The author al the o'll went out To
write 1t before It's maj passage was an
ncunced.
nun ovty DISAGREEMEN.rS over tho
ana.a,,r,.,fo, hin wore Win reference to
,sn amendments seeking TO make The
ra.s,1oroto nonsions itrm So,oo 600 nor
year instead of $l'o'Wo ana to ihcrfase
the amount TO he PAID Tor aisIhiecuhs
vessel at Galveston from S'lI,@D To $o''-
0oo Bob amendments were d'HeatS''
An amendment approprlatmg $oOoo "he'e,
vita TO fence the San d"c'h'o nat''en.,l 4
went through W{h"nI opposition lEe
,,a e0crt Of adding several tho,tsnna dol.
hrs IN tbe hf,Ts total
rhE HOUSE hE"AN WolNh ON th' ap
preparation Dill TINS morning Nh'h II
adjourned ms e''hlhs II hau passed
only -FOUR depar'mehlS ana was on 'h'
department Of euuea'''h' me retreheh'
ers began operations carry ny trying I"
reduce salaries OF department cl'rhs'
Kennedy tLImestore' wanted the contin-
gent expenses item of the land office.
nm Nnting TO 500, stricken out ami at
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL

MORRISON --iMexla, Texas, September
e;-J $ Morrison died at his home here
this morning.
NEWTON. -Mexlu, Texas, September o.
Mrs. Newton died Saturday at her home,
In the southern part of town.
LEE-Denison. Texas. September 9.--Mrs.
Elizabeth Lee, daughter of Councilman Al
len. was buried here today. The lady died
~ Sterritt, ]. II.
ItEMpHILI.- Gainesville. Texas, Sepfem-
Der 81. c. Hemphlll, one OF the largest
tauchmen and stock farmers in this coun-
~, died here today.
BROWN. Ennis. Texas, September TO-
Mrs, w. b. Brown OF the Loli community
died very suddenly SUNDAY night and was
buried IN this city yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock,
WlNDuAM -Timpson, Texas. September
e. 'eagan Windham the l3-ycarol son
Of Rev. r. II Wlndham of this place, died
saturday night Of gaupreen, caused by sail
walton, and was buried here yesterday.
PWILLIAMS. Hearnc, Texas, Septem-
bei S.-Deep regret Il felt over the death
of Mrs. Olive McWilliams which occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Inter-
ment az $3.50 this evening In Norwood
cemetery.
RICHART Orange, Texas septembeu
ct c. Rlchart. engineer for the Orange
Ice. Light and Water Works company, died
, at II O'clock today, and will be buried
tomorrow afternoon by the order or odd
Fellows.
cHERRY.-RntcliGc Texas, September O.
| -Mr. H. c. Cherry died there this even
Ing Of malarial fever and general debility.
| She has been sick quite while. she
| leaves a husband who Is an old soldier;
| very feeble and a confirmed invalid, ana
one grown son. all living here.
! BLOCK.- Groesbeeck Texas, September
| o.. Hugh Block of this place died yester-
| day mC rning at o O'Clock at his sisters
| home, IN Thornton. His remains were
] buried AZ $50 p. m. at Thornton. A large
| number OF friends and relatives OF thlS
| younc man from Thornton and Groes-
| hceck and the surrounding country Were
JOHNSON. Center. Texas September Q;
/ Anderson Johnson, an aged and Respected
| citizen of Shelby county, died SATURDAY
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home OF Ms
II B. McLendou OF Center. Uncle Anderson
az he was Familiarity known, was man
liked by everybody and was in his eighty
fourth year lie was carried 70 snort, n'e
miles south Of Center, for burial.
| pHORNTON.--Vi Victoria, Texas, September
| 1O,-Dr. w G.. Thornton, one OF the oiaess
practiclng physicians in the state, diea "a, az
> hls home last night at the age OF ~. VIC,
tora has been his home for forty -seyen
wears. He was born in Illinois. HIS VIE
and Ave daughters survive mimi they sts
; Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. Mrs. Lee JosePss
and Mrs j. =. Ashworth o. Cnero any. !
Misses Laura aud Mamie OF Victoria H1e
funeral occurred this afternoon.
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ness being the Morrow amendment TO re-
duce the salary II the chief bookkceper
IN the school land department Of the treas
nry office; the amendment was lost
Under the head Of the comptrcller's de-
partment Napier offered an amendment In
creasing the chief clerks SALARY from Si1V
to 5000 He said sarcastcally that he was
In favor Of economy and several members
asked him TO prove II. Lost
Napier offered an amendment to the land
office department. increasing the chief
clerks salary fGm $500 to $1,000, Lost
Kennedy uLlmcstonel offered an amend
ment striking out 500 for contingent ex-
penses Lest
Schluter offered an amendment to the
educational department reducing the NUM-
Der OF clerks and saving the State $500.
Adopted.
on motion of Little the committee labors
ceased and he sent up the committee re
port on the resolutions relative to the at.
tempted assassination Of President Mckiu.
ley; the report was accepted and the reso-
luton Of sympathy was adopted by rising
vote.
The resolution denounclng the act was
laid over until tomorrow. The house ad-
journed until $50 a. m. tomorrow.
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COFFEE DISEASES.
Minister and Youna Lady Affected


Ministers sometimes find they suffer from
people Rev Mr. OF Athens, y. y,
mad become greatly emaciated from coffee
drinking which produced stomach trouble
and al Of the effects OF oVerwork or poor
liz quit the coffee and began drinking
Postum Cereal Food Coffee.
Hls health began 10 improve and he now
weighs Isl pounds an Increase Of 10
mounds over his former weight, This Inn
poyement in health and strength Is shown
10 he due TO the use OF Postum Food
Coffee by the fact that when he stops
drinking Postum--as he has done for an
"a perimpnt-lne begins 20 lose flesh and get
batk into his old condition.
A Young lady VINO writes about the case
saws that she was formerly suffering grea {.
N from those twin diseases dyspepsia
tbe diseases had their origin In the use
~ cotfee ana while / was fully aware OF
rs Injurious effects upon my system, was
nor Wiling 70 give Il up, for did not
know ~ anything to take It's place.
'sTea | knew. was also Injurious anu ns
for cocoa. II lacked the snap and go which
cal, alone satisfy a coffee drinkers taste.
About two years ago ! purchased my hrst
l.or Of Postum Food Coffee and Quit the
use OF coffee. | made Postum aceordihP
10 AFFECTIONS and found ! had drink not
only eaual 10 coffee, hut far superior 70 u
IN n,anr ways. since that time used II
constantly and md my general health very
rnuci Improved and the twin diseases
cune 1 also send you the names of Rev.
and Mrs -- OF Athens, y; A., whc
have heen greatly helped by the use q
Postum FOOD Coffee IN the place 81 ordl
nary coaees" ------e-----
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.


There were only sixteen senators pres.
frt when President Pro Tenn odcu rapped
fOf order at 10 o'clock senator Potter
proved call of the senate. tho motion
fNas seconded and the call ordered. After
Pen minutes the necessary tiye members
fhlefed the chamber and, quorum thus be.
~ secured, business was proceeded with.
"a "a 9is PRAYER Chaplain Davenport thanked
.pVu iOf the favorable news that cuina from
NV ne,ISlde Of President Mex .nley and
hnSseSS lne nope that laws would be
fcn'eu 10 protect the people against trpa-
~ anu anarchy lie also prayed that the
Il uters 81 the country be shown the same
~ ~ ana Consideration in health as in sick.
me governor sent up a message nominal.
&ng J. d. Martin MS Judge of fine Fiffy.
A lsAth judicial district on motion the
i I II u,elued to go into executive session
Some ten or fifteen minutes were CON
4 emed In making and acccpting excuses for
d ~ senators who were absent yesterday.
bH"ustf ana Davidson de Witt sent up
II hv following resolution:
IN " uelsaS, The people of the State of
Il Nd NM , nave learned with profound sorrow
XIV nWorrof OF the cowardly attempt to take
nIt OF the president of the United
Fl ms RS on hSt Friday therefore. be It
4. 'TTSoiVed, !. That the senate of the state
.fi,,l.i a., '.NNpiA SNmpdlhlZCS WIN our al
IA, 't ~ culel magistrate and earnestly hopes
OF his speedy recovery,
II :, We demand thai the Federal constl.
n .,1u aud laws be so amended as To make
uu oHrhSe punishable by death TO tclrh
u a"n1pc@w the doctrine that II is right
e. proper 70 take the life of the executive
. " lhls government or Of any of the
3bis"nn Hertoi, or to within the limits OF
"a me heY1nhc conspire to take the life OF
5snent. N"' i''enulS i"re'sh s"Nein
i ehha'or |oss moved to lay the resolution
IN Tue tahle subject 10 call. Senators saw
"a ~ 9tterSon, Sehastlon and Hanger spoke
,ne resolution. The motion 10 table was
"a rra,saleN by vote of n to >, Goss and
8' Slnnan voting yea
n ,,,liator Goss then offered an amendment
osd out all OF the resolution after the
" recovery" Senator Hanger moved
u ,hSole the amendment, but Afterwards
|knsStnu'eW the motion and second ana Goss
Fl nv 10 his amendment saving that IN,
q ,s would be going entirely too rapidly
u "u1pted the resolution. which sought
"a Yqhlbit free speech and 10 make tbs
HAE OF a doctrine a crime punishable
"a same way as the crime of murder
~ ~ 80 ttlhe in question was "a vicious one
"a Il " hhtr said, and no one could deplof'
n uflttate II more than he
K .n.,i or Aliler made speech Of som'
"a $50 "a favor OF the original RESOLUTION.
~ ~ sten"lor hoss amendment was lost by
on = 10 j, The original resolution
lnen adopted by the same vote.
II ,essteN,Ws JoAllon and Waylnnd sent ~
N n lv,owlng. which was adopted.
~ ulfeu. lhUt the president OF the sen
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
A NUMBER OF NEW CORPORATIONS
FILED CHARTERS.
Work Of Examining Files in the Land
Office Has Nearly Been Completed.
Tax Rolls Filed.

Austin, Texas, September 10.--The follow
Ing charters were filed today for record:
Texas Telegraph company of FL Paso:
capital stock $4,000 lncorporators: n. de
Bree. i. A. Angus and j. b. de Bree.
Henderson Trading company Of Rusk,
Henderson county; capital stock $4,000. In
co;polators; Israel Dreeben. Octavlne
Dreebea, L. Dreeben and Esser A. Dreehen.
Fort Worth Compress company of Fort
Worth: capital stock $4,000 Incorporate
OILS. Neil T. Anderson, NJ Il. Berney. Il. L..
Anderson and +. A. Blain.
The following corporations fled amend
ncrts to their charters in the secretary
Of states department.:
san Antonio International Fair assoCia-
tloh amended Its charter by increasing it's
capital stock from $4,000 TO $4,000.
state National Loan and Trust company
0t Fort Worth increased its capital stock
from $1,000 20 $4,000
ITCHY on company of Beaumont; CAPT
tai stock 100000. lncorporators; \. NJ.
Brittcn, c. \. Bradley and Il. Il. Steele.
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ALLEGED FARE Salesman Arrested.

Hearne, Texas. September 10. An i'm
portant capture was effected here today by
City Marshal T. p Griffin and Constable
Green Brown. The party arrested is al
legged to have represented himself as trlv'
cling salesman for Messrs Thomas Cog
gan & Bro For some little time past
Messrs Goggan & Bro have been recip.
Tents of tracers after different lots OF
goods said to have been bought from their
representative and upon which a deposit
was paid as required, To these inquiries
answers would come ia the effect that the
PARTY representing himself as their agent
was a fakir and had no authority fro9
them IA sell goods for them.
An effort has been made for some time
10 locate this man.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CENTER. Captain u. NJ. Short lies very
m at the home Of his SON.
SAN ANTONIO. Further relief Is being
sent TO Zapata county by the local rehei
association.
TBRRELL.-sldney vesey, aged G, died
from the effects OF a kick Ia the stomach
by a horse.
DALLAs.-BurgIar robbed NJ, c.. Ru,
pard's business place Sunday night OF S4Oo
In money and a quantity Of iewelry.
cold SPRING "A Young son OF George
Rcers. colored. was killed by the accidental
discharge OF gun in the hands OF nus
brother.
pEwEYvILLE.- Constable i hopis - Log
r. shelter. a merchant. Particulars not
now Ubtalnable.
LoCKNEY.--An angry boar attacked the
here, and badly lacerated the hesh or each.
they are not fatally hurt.
ThIPsoN.- Rev. Jackson. pastor OF the
Christian church at this place, closed .
very successful meeting ~ wnisn pnei0
were thirty accessaons 90 the ohui'n'
GAN ANTONIO. Charles Cunco. an eyed
Italian who died here last week, lett an
estate valued at probably S2Vpoyv, ~ ~ "
believed there will he legal battle Tor
possession thereof. !,
GRpGOR.-James McGaughey, who rs
charged with having killed I'D Hearst near rem,
| Crawford, had an examining trlal pel3tt !,
| Justice Middleton ana was bound over IN
| SJOp ball. Inc ponu was ENNh'
BRYAN,--At a meeting OF the city eoun'
| ell an arrangement was made between w
/ council and the business men Tor susNs,
/ eprinkling A committee was appoinlep
! from The council 10 buy sprinkler NJ one
| KAUFMAN.--TheTe was local optiosp
election held at Rosser voting box lh Naut :,
| man county Saturday. Tue box went ~ l
/ . ~ II Two years ago there was y peel
| saloon at Rosser and II was voted out py
| a large majority.
| SIIDRAIAN. Wesley Rogers. county ~
tornev on Throckmorton county, mas peen
! brought 10 sherman, having been arrestee
| mon an Underwent returned by Crane
! Jury In sherman IN lsIs , cnsrglng am wa
PALEsTaNE.-.sevefni eitissps tom hsk'
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Austin and Norman Elected Commits.
slOners by Large MaiOrlties.
AN ATTEMPT TO DISSOLVE INJUNCTION
Which Is TYING Up the citys Money
Will Be Made--Teachers Are to Be
Elected Shortly.

Galveston, Texas, September 1o.-The
election Of city commissioners today passed
or very quietly. only very light vote
being polled 1t became evident early in
the day that the candidates brought out
by the city club, w. r. Aust1 and A. r.
Norman. would have an easy victory. The
independent candidates, Of whom there
We're four, divided the opposition TO su h
an extent that none OF them developed
any strength.
The city club arranged 10 bulletin the re.
turns Of the election tonight at Clayton
hall and a large crowd Of interested people
gathered at this place to await the news.
The members OF the club are rejoicing over
their victory and the defeated candidates
are as rule taking It good naturedly
The total vote for the candidates for two
nia,ttVa Is followg,
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To Contest the Injunction.

Galveston, Texas. September 10,-A mo.
tlon to dissolve the Injunction against
the city Of Galveston, restraining the OH.
GERS or agents of the said city from paving
out or disposlng Of the taxes received for
the years 1890 and 1890 for purposes
for which they we're pledged as payment,
has been filed In the FiftS-sixth district
court NY Acting City Attorney Charles J..
Stubs. The petition sets forth that the
appropriation of S12.S7o recently made by
the city council to pay tho salaries " the
employees Of the police, fire and heath dc
partments OF the city w0s necessary, ms
many OF these employees were threatening
To resign II the said salaries were no paid.
It is further recited that the sum appro.
priated was not from the taxes received
for the years 1899 and 1900, with the
exception Of Sl51, and that the remainder
OF said sum WINS from the general fund.
II IL prayed that the said Injunction lie
dissolved and the city be allowed To pay
the employees with the sum appropriated
for this purpose.
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ArrlaRNonN SESSION.

AFTERNDbN ShSSipN.
The Wilson staples pension amendment
was defeated
Davidson (Ga!ycston offered several
amendments to ttr quarantine department
Among those adopted we're the following;
Providing for an assistant STATE Health Of
fccr at salary Of $500, instead If n
steLogiapler al S12N per car; Increasing
from $4,000 to $4,000 IL item far new
residence for the quarantine officer AZ Cal
weston providing for the sale of the tng
ny era and the purchasing NJ tM9 ndpR'ha
launches An amendment pTOvidtn" Tor
Sti5 OOU Instead of So 900 for I DISH feet
lug vessel and machinery at Galveston tnd
lICyiding th1t the matter Of letting VIC
contract for same be placed III the habds
of Il board composed OF tn governor At
tornpy general and comptr''ler, aUd thlt
No more Of the sum app, lpr.A!ed man 40,
sulutely necessary be uset was uetcdt' u
after Il long discussion. \ substitute lcoY-
ing the Gmuunt at $iJ.nn alt inc.lt'HG
the oth"l provisions referred to WAS ADOPT
ed
Miller offered an amendment increasing
from $4,000 to $1,000 the To for clerks
fees in felony cases in the CONT " crini
nal appeals Adopted.
Harris CBeNar had adoptHd m arr nj
ment providing for an aldlnonal clerk 10
the general land office at salary OF Sl-"O
I,att, offered an amendment providing
for $3.50 annually for puN OF the ln,lEe
Of the new Fifty-eighth judicial district
An amendment providing for 5000 for
fencing San Iaclntn battlefield was onered
by Llpscomb and adopted
Patterson had adopted an amendment
CARRYING $1,000 for n monument to Gen
cral Albert Sidney Johnston
The, appropriation hill vas tnen manly
Dibrell introduced bill approprlating
S5O00 to cover deficiency in the milenGe
and per diem fund Of the first called SEES
rom tod m III Z a.
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ave be requested TO transmit bv wire N
Se,Srelalg Aol1elyou at Buffalo, u H. tho
iohoWing; That the senate 81 The sfate ~
\, is3 sh mas heard with profound sorrow
the life Of President Mckinley; mai W.,
voice the sentiments of the peonle az 'rrxns
IN expressing to Mrs. Mckinley our Sin.
cere sympathy and trust that Kind nro,i.
dence Will speedily restore Tho nntion's
chief executive TO health, to his family ana
to our country.
Senator Patterson and Dibrell offered n
concurrent resolution designating the stntpo
Of Sam Houston as the one 10 be placed
In the niche devoted to Texas in Statlerv
hal IN Washington, Senator Davidson Gal
veston) offered memorial from the Daugh.
ters of the Republic along the same lines
AT ll:l5 the scnate went into executive
session and confirmed the appointment Of
Judge Martin.
The per diem and contingent expenses
bills were taken up and finally passed under
suspension Of the rules
The appropriation bill was then taken up
by sections aud departments. When the
school land department was reached Sena-
tor Harris tBeXar) offered an amendment
providing for an extra clerk at a salary OF
Sl2oO per year II was allowed to lie on
the table subject to call. An amendment
TO the department Of education making the
item for printing $1,000 instead Of $1,000
was adopted az was an amendment pro-
viding for 5000 for repairs at the South
western insane asylum. Senator Harris
tBeXarl offered another amendment provide
ing for 22.c0O for a hospital for men at
the same institution providing the gov
el nor had sufficient funds. he 10 be the
sole Judge of that matter, Adopted. An
amendment providing $500 annually for
literature FOR the Confederate home was
adopted Senators Staples and Wilson Of
fered an amendment providing for SOU.
0OO per year instead Of SljQ000 per year
for Confederate pensions. Chairman Dlb-
rcll opposed the amendment and senator
Patterson favored It, Senator Wayland Of
fcfed - substitute making the amount S2'h-
COO hut afterwards withdrew t.
Pending further action the senate took a
q
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Files Nearly Completed.

Austin TEXAS. September 10. Com
missioner Charles Rogan stated this after
moor that the work Of examining the files
at the general land office had been com
plotcd and that the office was again ready
for business.
bd the clerks have resumed work and
win be busy for some time TO come catching
up with the work.
Judge Rogan stated large number of the
missing files were found. also large mum
Der of documents which were misplaced.
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Notes and Personals.

Austn, Texas, September 1O-Colonel
Horny d. Mcdonald, a well known citizen
Of Paris is In the city on business with
the attorney generals department.
Judge r. r. Perkins. general attorney for
the ST Louis Southwestern Railway com.
pany. Is In the city from his headquarters
a. Dallas
Or. NJ L. Graves, superintendent of the
Southwest insane asylum at San Antonio
is in the city.
Mrs John G. Tod and children returned
last night from Houston. where they nave
been for the past several days visiting
reiatlyes
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

THoMAsoN-GRAyEs. Mount Calm.
Texas. September s.-Henry Thomason OF
Mount Calm and Miss Mollle Graves were
married yesterday and Will reside here
BRAsHER- LIPPETT: Kaufman, Texas
sentemher lO.-Mr. a, IL. Brasher and Miss
NnIiIe l1ppett Of the Cottonwood neigh
borhood we're married Yesterday, j. A. Mas
sey, ESQ., Officiating.
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BIG SHELTER FOB LLANo.

Company Is to Be Organized at Austin
Next Monday.
Austin, Texas, September 10.-A big or
ganizaton, with capital stock Of $1,000
900. will he formed here next Monday by
outside capitalists for the purpose of put
ting in n 5OO-ton emelting plant near Llano
for the purpose Of handling gold and COP;
per ore The plant will be put on the land
OF c c. Wilson and the Development OF
thn nrnncrtY Will begin at once.
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The Roma lnlnnotion.

Galveston, Texas, September lo.--On DC
toher 7, the FIRST day Of the next term Of
u" district court, the movers Of the steam
ship Roma will he summoned to show
cause why they shall not be adiudged In
contempt of court for moving the vessel
across the water main IN violation of the
order Of the court restraining Sthcm from
moving the ship over the main until the
agreement required by the board Of water
commissioners, demanding a certified check
protection of the main. should have been
complied with.
lie Roma Is stil tied to the draw Of
the Ia Porte bridge, where she awaits n
h gh tide before being brought to the city.
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neIau on Onera House

Galveston Texas. September 1o-Con-
trptor Harry DevIn, who has charge Of
the work of building the new opera house.
has n large force of men employed on the
Luildire The recent rains however, have
great interfered with the work and II
is now doubtful whether the building VIII
he ready for occupancy ny October !, II
there is further interruption by the weather.
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theological.

Galveston. Texas, September 1o.--Mrs. S.
Taylor, aged "a years, died yesterday Mt
her residence. Her funeral occurred at
O'Clock this afternoon and was attended by
the members Of the Daughters OF Erin,
az which deceased was a member.
f;ewR was received here this morning OF
the death in Houston OF Miss Elizabeth
hiity, granddaughter of Mr.. A. ID. Nolsan,
formerly OF this city
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lnvestioatino the Boil Weevil.

Victoria. Texas. September 10. DIR. L.
o. Howard government eutomologist, and
his assistant, Mr.. W. d. Hunter left Sun
day for Yoakum to make lnvestig tion OF
the boil weevil aud will go from there 10
San Diego for the same purpose. Mr.. Hun
ter will remain In the vicinity OF Victoria
mill January