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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-23
PE NMANSHIpI PFoF HoLLfY

Teaches every pupil 10 write a nae rapid. business nanu, in q course or i8 private les ons and no failures All kinds of pen work executed in tha highest degree of art.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-23
WaltS-F0r SalG-1O Rent

THO RENT House with barn, West Side Hill, A Slo. O., F. Goodwin & Son, B Spring street
 Il-.3-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-23

EREE-Pailroad trip our N. C. mine 12l II expenses paid both ways. Particulars, Southern Gold Mine, 2l6 Washington street, Boston. ll-2O-o
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-23

ITO RENT Tenement, six rooms and barr x S69 South Leonard 11-20-b
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-23

TOR ALE-Eight room house; all improve E ments: on electrlc car line. Bargain for some one. Address "Electric' Democrat of- ice. ll-2l-6
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sttute, to strike out the enacting cause.
Mr.. Moore was recognized to close The
debate, and paid his respects TO the oppo-
ncnts Of the bill. what be had TO say was
nppauded throughout. The substitute TO
strike out the enacting clause was votcd
down The amendment to increase the
price 10 $4,000 was defeated and the bill
passed to CpgroSSment.
The Austin charter amendment bill was
passed to cngrossmeDt ana so was the blu
TO validate the Incorporation 81 the town
OF Moody In McLcnnan ctdnty.
ON motlOg of Kennedy umcstone) the
passed finally.
ON motion OF Mr. Terrell Cherokee the
fish bill was taken mp aud amendments
were adopted which eXempts nearly 100
counties from the operation of the bill. Mr..
Schluter offered an amendment 10 Include
Harrison county In The list Of the coun-
ties Ia he affected by the law Mr.. Bla.
lock opposed the amendment saying that
peop OF his county wanted to be exempt
from the o, ration of the law. 4 vote on
the amendment developed The fact that
there WAS not a quorum present, and the
house adjourned until $50 O'Clock Monday
morning. after voting down Il motion by
Callan to adjourn until Tuesday morning
In honor Of Labor Day.
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Austin Texas August 3i.--(StaT spe.
ciaI)-- rho amount of energy that ls being
displayed by the legislature Just ct pres
ent rs nothing short of remarkable. Had
the same degree Of activity been shown at
the beginning OF the session, Or even as
late MS two weeks ago thc work assigned
by the governor would have been hnlshe1
and there would exist no necessity for
another extra session, which IS now inovi-
table If the work is to be done at all
If the request embodied IN Mr. McTalrs
resolution passed by the house this morn
ing should be acceded to by tho executive.
the members Of the twoA houses would
probably begin to send foF their families
and their winter clothes and TO make prep
aratious for spending the Christmas holt
days in Austin. The resolution In ones
ton asks Governor Savers to submit 10
the legislature all Of the platform demands
which were not enacted into laws at the
regular session, and n official cogniz8nce
Is taken of II the long and weary hghtg
oyer the Gogble-hcader bill. the elghtho
bill and others which characterized the
regular session, win again become Ia evil
deuce.
The senate appropriation bin was nm.
ishcd in fairly good time and is now nm
10 the house. The house, OF course. win
not entertain 1t. In the first place, the
honsc wishes to itself originate the bill
which shall be dnally passed and In the sec
oud place the senate bin Is hardly the one
TO be adopted. There is a good deal Of
pork In it, the senate, realizing that II
would not Dc accepted by the house hay.
ing admitted several Items which w0nld
hardly have been considered under other
amonnt carried by the bill Is somewhat
larger than the maximum liked by the
governor However, the hill as n whole Is
wanted 10 get through by next Wednesday,
It could take the hin up, amend IN few
particulars and pass II.
The present condition OF the redistrlct-
ing bills, however, Is such as 10 lend M
incentive to fast work-except for effect
just now 1t Is realized that the redlS-
tricting matter viii not be arranged al
this session, so there viii be no effort TO
hurry except as Just mentioned. such Of.
forts as may be made for effect.
The reeommitment Of the house appro-
prihtion bill was the nnal move which
made IL impossible 10 pass an appropria-
tion bill az this session. The passdge OF
such bin under ordinary circumstances
usually consumes ten days to two weeks.
hut had not the ineXpresslbly bad cOndl.
tior Of the bill which was reported to
she house made It's recommitment adYisa-
bic, the matter might have been finally
hendled at this session by rapid and con
tinnoes work The bill as II was reported
and hrst printed was replete with errors,
whole itcms were omitted, the fYpDgraphi-
cal work was bad and the document az
whole could not Wen have been worse.
There was n big error I'm tue senate bill
500 appearing IN the place OF S2jO.O0O ia
one place, hut Ii was possible TO cure this
defect BY the adoption OF amendmenie
whereas the adoption OF an amendment for
each error IN the house bill would baye
cntatled the losa nf more tina than NIL
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ANCIENT PILGRIMS.
Officers Were Elected and Adjournment
Sine Die Taken,

Officers Were Elected and Adjournment
Sine Die AIKEN.
Marlin. Texas, August 31.-Yesterday was
the last days meeting Of the Ancient Or
der of Pilgrims here.
The house was called to order at an early
hour and much important business was
transacted at each session throughout the
dag. The morning session was entirely
spent IN reading and adopting the report
Of the committee on supreme home officers
report.
At 2:30 o'clock the afternoon session was
duly opened and adoption Of the report Of
the committee on the state of the order,
obituary and Jurisprudence was read and
adopted. James D. Ryan, s. s., read a
supplementary report which showed the
order to be In n very encouraging condi-
tlon, after which the bond Of the supreme
scribe was fixed at $3.50 and that of the
supreme locker at 5000. The house was
declared In order for election. The follow
Ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: John Matthews, high chief protect
or; j. a. Parker supreme high chief pro-
tector; j. II. Crawford, supreme locker;
James ID. Ryan, supreme scribei Miss j.
NJ, Chandler, S, W; Mrs Fannie Washing
ton, j. W; V. A. Mckinney, 5 l.; ], w.
Anderson Jones, S. Board Of managers,
j. A. Matthews, James ID. Ryan, j. III.
Crawford. A. NJ. Purtle, 9. u. Bell. Trus-
tees. W. G. Conway Il L. Williams, II. c.
De Gauluc
The meeting adjourned to meet al Cor
slcana the first Tuesday In Jlly, 1902. In.
stallatlon OF officers took place at the
court house.
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BRAzoRIA's DESIRES.
Wants to Be Separated from Harris and
Galveston.

Wants to Be Separated from Harris and
Galveston.
Angleton Texas, August 31.-In response
TO a second call for Il mass meeting in
regard to the congressional district sltua-
Gion published in the Commoner. a well
attended and enthusiastic meeting was
called to order by Chairman Thomas f.
Douthitt at 1870 m yesterday. Sen
ator Dayidsou's letter to Mr. Douthitt was
read aud AFTER comments on the same, It
was moved aud carried that Messrs G. -.
Harris, f. G. Smith and J. y. Warren be
aGded to the original committee of six,
n prepare further resolutions expressing
our views on the situation. Ihe nice Ing
then adjourned TO o'clock p. m. to give
the cQnmittee time to draft resolutions.
Upon relssembling mt 4 o'clock the fol-
lowing resolutions were reported by the
committee and unanimously adopted
10 the Hon. Thomas Z. Douihitt, Chair
Yoar committee appointed to draft reso-
lmions relative 90 the re9ppottlolmeq
so far as the same relates TO congression-
al district, and also regarding thc COM
Davidson relative TO the same, beg leave
10 recommend that the following Wso.u-
tioi Is the sense Of this mass lncetng;
Whereas, At a mass meeting hell In the
tGiu resolutions were passed among which
VAS the following: That we HEREBY mot
EgIlOnSlN ana earnestly DIbltHl NE tAuhA tue
action OF our State senator, Hon. x. V,
Davidson, In his support Of bill which
places us In the same congressional ais
trict with Galveston county and most
earnestly beg and Insist that he discontinue
such efforts, ANA that he use bis infiueu &C
and vote To secure for us q congressional
district disconnected from Galveston coun-
And. whereas. We have recelyid a com
munication from Hon. n. v. Davidson,
Through an open letter in The Houston
Post. addressed TO our chairman, Hon.
Thomas y, Douthitt stating that he, the
said Hon. X. V. Davidson, had not ald
would not support such a bill, ana that
he is opposed 20 placing Galyes-on and
Brazorsa counties In the same congr essinn-
al district; therefore be II
Resolved by this mass m aetinE, fnat We
regret the passage OF that portion OF tpe
resolution referred to in senator David
sons letter, and that we take this method
TO assure him that the resolution was OF
intended In my way 10 do him an Injustice
or TO place him I'm n false light before MS
constituents, but was passed upon infoflhl
tion received that the senator had SO voted
which Information we ind 20 be iucQrrect
from seLntor Daydspns letter. lie Y
further
Resolved. That we do now express TO our
senator, Hon. r. V. Davidson, our appre-
citation Of the fact 1hat he faYors disron-
Meeting Brazorla county FROM tia!Nes;cn
county and for his expression OF Interest
q our. behalf ss shown In his said letter
Resolved. That it Is the sense Of this
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ARD TO GET A QUORUM.
Il the House Managed 10 Talk Con.
SiderabIy o One Small Subject.
FALL RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED
he Congressional Conference Commit
tee Is Said to Have Nearly Reached
an Agreement.

,HE HOUSE spent about half of It's time
this morning trying to secure ana re
lain a quorum. 1t did its work by fits
and starts 10 consequence. Both the
house and the senate adjourned until
Monday morning, those who favored the
Labor Day holiday having been found t6
be In the minority.
NE FREE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
on representative districts was In session
during the day. This evening it was
Mated that all differences had been ad.
.jpsted save those with reference to the
HARRIS county matter, and that these
probably would be as soon as the attend
NICE of Senator Lipscomb could be Sc
cllred.
sHE FREE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
on congressional districts was in ex-
ecutive session all day. 1t Is under
Stood that tentative agreement respect
lhg the districts on which the principal
light centers has been arrived at and
that the committee will be ready To re
port Monday Galveston, It is said to.
DAY. will be put back in a district some-
Bling like the present ore, Brazoria de-
tnched from Harris and Hill transferred
from Dallas 10 Tarrant.
rHE HOUSE today passed finally it's sena.
torial apporionnent bill after -tierotng
The entire morning to the bill authorizing
the sale Of part of the temporary capltoi
block In the city Of Austin for $4,000 TO
the Masonic Grand Lodge Of the state.
ahe latter bill passed TO engrossment, but
2prlor to that time a sharp debate was
enjoyed by the house, IN which Mr.. Moore
frravis) took the leading role and held
fown the opposition in high class repair
Zee The gentleman from Travis nc-
Quilted himself in good shape, and before
&c finished he made many friends for the
measure.
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mass meeting that It WIZ he detrimental
10 the interests OF Brazora county TO b .
placed In the same congressional strict
with Harris county, Tor The reason mat
no two counties, each having the develop
ment Of harhor to come before cOugrc'
we do now earnestly ask nnd Insist ttat
onr state senator join with our reprcsen
tativc, Hon. L. T. Perry, IN opposing my
blll that AS b"Cn or may be iutrodu ed
seeking to place Brazhia ana Harris coun-
ties in the same congTps slonal district BE
1t further
Resolved That We 6lvor the passage Of
the house bill through the scnatc pliclrg
Rrg2orn county In The Fourth district com
posed Of the counties Of Brgzorin Malta
gorda. jackson, Wharton, Colorado Aus
tin, Havettr Gonzales, LaVaca and De
Resolved, That we extend 10 our repre-
sentative, Hon L. L Perry, our thanks
for his efforts IN securing the passnre 81
said bill through the house, aud Ie Euest
ana urge our state snator Hon. Il. v.
Davidson, to use his Influence and vote 10
secure Its passage in the senate
NJ. S. Munson, lr,
W. NJ Caldwell,
A Z Masierson,
+. e. Smith,
j. W. Munson
/. ". Murdoch,
r. G. Gaines,
6. + l wagisn
Committee.
II was moved and carried that copies OF
the resolutions be sent 10 Hon f. |, Perry
ana Hon. X. v Davidson at Austin ami
that copies be furnished 10 the correspond
ents of The Houston Post and the Calves
Thos Y Douthitt, Chairman.
j, w. Saxon, Secretary.
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

The Senate.
{rhere was no quorum this morning when
psiness was resumed, but as only a re
ass had been taken yesterday evening. the
fnate proceeded to business.
Senator Potter introduced a bill amend
rs the Law 10 create more efficient road
gstem for Grayson county.
1senator Savage introduced a bill pro-
ldlng for the maintenance and education
deaf, dumb and blind white children,
td carrying an appropriation OF 5000.
4senator Savage made n motion that the
fnate grant the request u the house for
Tree conference committee on the repre-
Fntatlye district bill The motion pre-
piled and the chair named the follow.
~ senators for the committee. Sehas.
'nn, Savage, Lipscomb, Staples and Way.
on nOtion of Wilson. the cass county
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Fort Worth, Texas, August 3i-The
Northern Texas Traction company. building
the interurban iIne TO connect Fort Worth
and Dallas, has closed contract for the
election OF the power house az llandley
% cost quarter, OF million dollars.
A shousand tons OF steel IL IN transit here
from JohnstOwn, Pa Fifty thousand dol
ear sheds ana dispatcher's ofioe, which
VIII be built at Hapdley. Carr are ex-
pected 10. be running on this line within
thrse or four moattI,
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road bill was taken up end passed to a
third reading.
On motion Of Hanger, the Spanish land
grant bill was referred TO judiciary com
mittee No. /, instead Of the nlblic lands
committee
The committee on roads and bridges re.
ported fayorably the Grayson county road
bill.
On motion Of Senator Turner, the Spnn-
ish land grant bill was taken up and
passed to a third reading
The senate adjourned until 10 !. m. Mon
day
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Admitted to Bail.

san Angelo. Texas August si.--The hab-
eas corpus trial at Mcnnrdyille Of Jonsthlm
Mileg charged With the Rlundes az HatfH
cuxed wes Ersntsd hOiI % ne sun al SFQott
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MRS. ALEXANDER DEAD.
Five Little Children Are Left Or
t1hAns

Weldon, Texas. August s1.-rhs wounded
wife Of II. r. Alexander. who was killed
last Monday at about sun rise died this
fnornine IN l:30 from the effects OF q
wound Received In the right side Ia 10 eg-
fort to defend her husband when ne was
attacked at his hoIoe by ave young men
Of this place. She leaves i've little chil-
dIen and the community TO mourn her
loss. She was 4 loyal wife and 4 Chris
tian WOMAN. q
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SOZOD0NT Fas TEETH Csc.

man r.. II. Burke was approved this morn.
Ing by Special Judge A. 1. Hudson Of
the county court. The appraisement shows
the estate TO consist OF lots Z and Ia
block $50, city OF Dallas. valued at Siu-
COO and present property, valued at $l20p.
1he entire Estate was left 70 Mrs. Burke.
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Congressman Burke's Estate.
Dallas. Texas. August 30. The apprasse-
msnt-sc fss AstAts Of the late canxEsss1
Evening star., 1901-09-24
Bank Omcer. Under Bail.

Former President William II. Kimball
of the failed Seventh National Bank of
New York; Gamaliel 9. Rose, paying teller
Of the bank, and Frank B. Poor, Junior
member Of the defunct firm Of Henry Mar
quand & Co., bankers and brokers Of that
city, were arraigned before Judge Adams
In the United States court yesterday on
indictments found against them in connec-
tfon with the failure Of the Seventh Ma
tional. They appeared, accompanied by
counsel and bondsmen, about 8 o'clock In
the afternoon.
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney e. e. Baldwin asked that Mr.. Poor's
bail be fixed at $4,000 and Mr. Roses at
SIS 900 and that Mr.. Kimbalrs bail be fixed
at $50, O00-$5,000 on the first Indictment,
$1,000 on the second and $4,000 on the
third. After some discussion Judge Adams
said he thought the bail asked was reason
able and SO fixed It. The bail bonds were
soon afterward signed and the prisoners
released.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

turb the financial system of the civ1lixeA
world. The story Of the Comstock runs
in big figures. The output has been varf-
ously stated. Statistics give 1t inadequate
ly. because the losses made in milling and
the sums stolen represent enormous addi-
tional amounts which are unconsidered In
departmental records. 1t is probable that
the gross yield Of gold and silver, from
the beginning to this day, will approxi-
mate value of $45O.OOO, 600. The ConsoIi-
dated California and Virginia Mining Com
pany, generally known as the Con. VIZ.
ginia, had produced $131, 759, ,339 up to the
end OF 1899, and had paid out I'm dividends
the sum of S7S, ,14S 800.
When the bonanza began to be produo-
tive In 1874, 1t made the Con. Virginia q
marvel among mines. The average Yield
for three years was 81. .OOO0 600 per month.
The dividends were at the rate Of 81 .OSO,-
600 per month. In 1915 John w. Mackay,
who was then superintendent, took out S.
100000 In one month, In order to make an
exhibit of bullion for the centennial exhI-
bttion at Philadelphia. You can visit the
ASSAY Office at Virginia City, and Mr.
Fielding, who still has charge Of It, will
tell you that there was melted in that Of
f1ce $l2o.OOO worth Of bullion per day for
three years, and that one night there was
taken out Of the stroag room. for ship
ment to San Francisco, bullion valued at
$5.OO0.O0O.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
Falls Church News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
EAII0 (sIJIJpCIJ Uo

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va,
September %. 1901.
Union services, conducted by the pastors
of the several churches in the town, were
held at the Baptist Church last night, Rev.
r. 8. Dawson Of the Presbyterian Church
preaching to large congregation on the
subject, Classification" Rev. w. F. Miller
OF the M. e. Church, Rev A. W. Graves CT
the Baptist Church, Rev. Robert Nourse
of the Congregational and Rev. A. T. Lynn
also took part In the services.
Lieutenant Curtis Rorebeck Of this town.
having passed the necessary examination.
has received his commission and been as
signed to Fortress Monroe.
Mr.. M. e. Church has sold to Mr.. H. J.
King OF Washington the house and lot be-
longing to Miss NJ. e. Rawlings on Little
Falls street
Miss Marie Wagner OF Charleston, 8. c.,
is the guest Of Miss Nellie Hawxhurst.
The public graded and high school Of
the town opened this morning with a large
enrolment OF scholars. under the principal
ship OF Prof. E. D. Sines. who has as his
assistants Miss Maud Riley, Miss Lottie
Evening star., 1901-09-24
California Fig
Syrup Co.,

San FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. 7.
For sale by all Druggists.-Price. Soc per bottle.
fe2Otu. th&s. S4.n
Evening star., 1901-09-24
BOARD OF TRADE MEETS.
Hyattsville Citizens Moving for In
prOvements-Other News.

HyattsvfIle Citizens Moving for Inn
prOvements-Other News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HYATTsVILLE. Md, September "a, 1901.
The Hyattsvlle board 2of trade held a
meeting last evening at the law offices of
Mr. Arthur Carr, justice Of the peace.
President N. A. Dunning presided and Mr..
Z. A. Fuller served as secretary. After the
reading of the minutes the body took under
consideration the practieability of estab-
fishing steam laundry.c Two gentlemen
were present who expressed desire Of es-
tablishing such concern
letter was read fby tSecretary Fuller
from Mr.. B. H. Warner Of Washington
accepting the invitations Il endered him to
address the board at the next meeting.
Mr. Warner suggested IN his letter that
others be invited to make addresses at
the same time. and the clerk was instruct
ed to invite. amons others, Mr.. Barry
ton and Mr.. George He Harries Of the
Board Of Trade Of Washington.
COMMITTEES OF five. consisting OF J.
Harris Rogers. W. H. Richardson. L: O..
" -I1erney. was appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for the next meet
Ing OF the board. to be held in Masonic
Hall Monday evening.
The board was occupied for q short while
In the consideration Of an electric lighting
franchise. The board Endorsed the fran
chise offered, subject to any changes that
may be made when presented to the COM
mon council of the town. It is not thought
any trouble will be had in securing the
franchise from the council. To aid in se-
curing the franchise the board appointed
Messrs. Miller. Rogers. Wells. Blundon and
Dunning to confer with the council.
Mr. William Kretschmar, a Nell-known
citizen Of this section. died Sunday night
after long illness OF consumption. Mr..
Kretschmar was in the sixty-third year Of
his age.
The Hyattsville republican and demo-
Evening star., 1901-09-24

cream should be frozen very solid or it vii
melt too quickly.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
cratic clubs will hold meetings tomorrow

cratic clubs will hold meetings tomorrow
evening.
A mock election will be held tomorrow
evening at Dents Chapel, Bladensburg
for the benefit Of the republican colored IL
literates. Addresses will be made after the
election.
Now that the water works have been
practically installed in this town, the ne
cessity Of having sewerage and drainage
confronts the residents, and the subject Is
a much discussed one. 1t Is said by some
that efforts will be made to secure drain
age for the town either by appealing to
the city council or by getting up meet
ing for the purpose of securing funds to
do the work with.
Evening star., 1901-09-24

W.B. MOSES SONS. W. B. MOSES SONS
Furniture Sale
lit Ends With the Month.

Closing time September thret, the
SALE After that regular business again. The sale goods will
be about gone then A weeks warning.
just heard from carload of Extension
bought this day Maybe YOU
been waiting for them. We
their worthfuness and price lowness public Well the
prices when they the floors first
thoug7-aro1nd the middle of the week.
The chamber floor for prices sues-and
those excellent
Evening star., 1901-09-24

: banana Sauce.
Boil a cup of granulated sugar with two
cups Of water until 1t will thread; remove
from the fire, and add well-beaten yolks Of
two eggs, the pulp of six very ripe bananas
and lemon juice to flavor Beat until
smooth and serve hot or cold.
Evening star., 1901-09-24
Too many People Daily with Ca

tarrh.- 1t strikes one like thunder-clap de-
veiops with q npidity that no other
disease Goes DR.. Asnew's Catarrhal Powder is
the radical quick. safe and pleasant cure that the
disease demands. Use the means prevent fin deep-
seating and years Of distress Don't daily with
Catarrh. Agnsw's gives relief IN ten Minutes
Sold by r. 8. WILLIAMS. 9th and Sta; ND.
MONDS & WILLIAMS, I'd and Pa. ave, -
Evening star., 1901-09-24

q
utes with four pounds of sugar, two ounces
of whole cloves and two ounces Of stick
cinnamon broken into bits; put the spices
in thin muslin bags and take them out be-
fore putting in the fruit. Have eight
pounds Of berries picked over and washed
add to the vinegar and let boil up well; ;
then skim out the berries and boil the
vinegar down to one-half. Pour over the
herrieS and seal un while hot