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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

TO the Sheriff or any Constable of
Cameron County-Grecting:
You are hereby commanded, that YOU
summon by making Publication OF this
Citation i'll some newspaper published
in the County Of Cameron if there BE- "A
newspaper published therein, but if not.
then IN any newspaper published III the
28th judicial district: bat if there be
no newspaper published in said judicial
district, then in newspaper published
in the nearest district to said 2Sth. judi
cial district, for four weeks previous 20
the return day hereof, Mary G. Smith
wick and Margaret Horgan who are
non-residents Of the state of Texas to be
an appear before the Hon. District
Court, at the next regular term thereof,
to be holden in the County Of Cameron
at the Court House thereof, In the City
of Brownsville N said county and state
on the Fifth Monday after the first Mon
day iii January, 1901, then and there to
answer q Petition fled in said Court, ON
the 11th. day of january, A. D. 1901, III
d suit numbered on the docket Of said
Court No. 1870, wherein the state of
Texas is plaintiff and Mary G. Smith
wick ct. ais. are defendants. The ma
ture Of tie plaintiffs demand Aing as
follows. to-wit: a suit for taS due
the state OF Texas and Cameron q ~
in said state for the years 1884, 1855
1886, 1897, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891, 1852,
1898, 1891, 1895, 1896, 1897, and 1865
and for interest, penalty, and costs and
charges aggregating the sum of seven
hundred and forty-seven and 27-10O
Dollars and further costs of suit, and
for a foreclosure of lien for taxes on
Lots 3 and ) in Block No. 81, Lot SIN
Block No. 50, Lot in Block No. lib,
Lot 8 in Block No. lis, i Lot 8 IN Block
No. So, Lot II in Block No 81, and Lot 8
IN Block No. 120, al in the City of
Brownsville, Texas.
Herein fail not, and have yen before
said Court, on the said first day of the
next term thereof, this Writ, with your
endorsement thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Given under my land and seal of said
Court, at Office in Brownsville, Texas,
this, the 18th. day Of January. A. d.
1901.
LOUIS KOwALSEI,
Clerk District Court, Cameron Co, Tex.
A true copy 1 certify:
Celedonio Cara, Sheriff.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28
KING EDWARDS SPEECH.
Determination Expressed To BE a
constitutional Monarch.

London, Jan. 23.-The follow
ing is the full text of His Majesty
accession speech:
"Your Royal Hignesses, Lords and
Gentlemen:
This is the most painful Occas-
ion on which | shall ever be called
upon to address you. My first and
melancholy duty is to announce to
you the death of my beloved moth
err, and l know how deeply you and
the whole Nation, and | think ]
may say, the whole world, sympa-
TIE with me in the irreparable loss
we have all sustained.
81 need hardly say that my con-
slant endeavor will be always to
walk in her footsteps.
ain undertaking the heavy load
which now devolveS upon me, am
fully determined to be a cOnStitu
.tionaI sovereign in The strictest
sense of the word and so long as
there is breath in my body to work
for the good and alnelioration of
my people.
81 have resolved to be known by
the name of Edward, which has
been borne by six of my aneestors.
In doing so | do not undervalue the
name Of Albert, which ! inherit
from my ever to be lamented great
and wise father, who by universal
consent is, | think, deservedly
known by the name of Albert the
Good, and | desire that his name
should stand alone
"ln conclusion | trust to Parlia-
meut and the Nation to support
me in the ariuous duties which
now devolve upon me by inherit
anee and TO which am determined
to devote my life. "
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28

Now, if Teddy Roosevelt would
tackle the grisly old trust monster
with the daring intrepidity which
he has displayed in Staying noun
tam linus, the country might yet
congratulate itself upon having
such strenuous young man at the
head of the senate.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28
LOUIS KOwAISH
Clerk District Court, Cameron Co, Te1
A true copy certify:
Celedonio Cara, Sheriff.
Assessors Notice.

All persons interested are here
hv notified that | am now ready Il
receive asSessmt nts or rendltlons
af property far the enrrent year
Same mnst be presented To me al
nv Office in the Court House, with
in the time prescribed By lax- The
Assessor Will leave town about
March lst 1901.
EzEQUIEL CAvsz0s.
Tax Assessor am 60 Texas.
Brownsville, Texas Jaa 1901
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28
LITERALLY TRUE.

Stray STORIES
Edward: Tina: sign CHASED.
Taking Stock has been in TIM
window more than week.
Ned: "Oh. that's alright The
shop is closed: the sheriff is talk
ing the stock.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28

The Greek Indians Will, of
course, find very shortly that they
are buuing their heads against a
StGue wall, but many 2 brave white
soldier nav measure his length on
the soil of the territory before the
wild red men are turned.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28

If one Is 10 believe all that is
reported of the behaviour OF the
foreign allies in China-of Uncle
Sans men as we'll as the others
their countries have cause to blush
for them aud the record they have
made for christianity in a beatheu
land. They have done nothXess to
cause in the Chinese any ID
emulate their so called chr
civilization, but on the contrary
have rendered it Odl0us to them.
The temples of the people have
been violated aud their religion
treated with scorn and public rid
irule, their homes have been loot
I'd aud destroyed, and the inhabit-
ants driven ont. The Chinese have
always leaked With suspicion upon
foreigners, and shut their gates
against them as long as possible.
Now they will justly add hatred
aud contemplate their former feel
ing for the men of the western
worlds; and, though the great
wall OF Chinese traditions may no
longer serve to shut ont Christians
from the Celestial Empire, yet il
may we'll he that the spirit of re
vruge will take root upon It's ruins
aud one dry turn the millions of
Chinese people into an army of
relentless ayeugel u repay the n
suits that the foreign allies have
pas agess i.sssn
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28

QUEEN VICTORIA's last words are
said to have been a plea for peace
between Germany aud Great Bril-
tain, praying her son, now King
Edward, aud her grandson, the
Emperor William, to avoid any
clash between the two countries.
It is believed that, had the queen
possessed the power to do so, the
war of the British against the
Beers would have been prevented.
She was opposed to war, and weep
ing fur the soldiers sacrificed in
that unhappy contest FASTENED her
end. May her last plea for peace
be fulfilled.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-01-28

Subscribers VINO do not receive the;4
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-17

namel Leave my palace at once,
and don't you dare to enter it
againw
The poor woman tried to speak,
but she could not. With a deep sob,
she turned away and slowly walked
from the room.
SNOW" resumed the duke, turn
ing toward Rosalind, "what means
this secret council?"
"My lord" returned the countess,
struggling hard to overcome her
powerful emotions. "they were here
-to-to"-
But she could not finish the SEN
tence Her soul was too deeply
moved. She only gave the foul
wretch one look of horror and dis
gust, and then, covering her face
with her hands, she sobbed aloud.
If the bad man had anything fur
ther to say, he reserved it for some
future time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-17
1.-THE GUNMAKER
xOF MOSCOW.
D.
BY
I SYLvANUS COBB, JR.
fcoSTIHrED.l

lions of surprise and anger. "Why
have We done this? Whose hirelings
are We that ye thus waylay and seize
upon an honest man who has done
DO harm TO any of you?"
\ Never mind that now, sir" the
m<an coolly answered. Suffice it
Tor you to know that you are safe
for the present"
"But will We not tell me what this
is for? There is some intent"
Eyes, and come with me and you
shall see. Come"
Thus speaking, the man turned
once more, and, having picked UP
his lantern, he moved on, while the
others, taking Ruric by the arms,
followed after. The prisoner made
no resistance now, for he knew that
il would be useless. At short dis
lance another flight of stairs was
reached.
"Down here ?" uttered Ruric,
with a shudder.
"Of course. You'd freeze up
Shese words struck harshly upon
the youths soul, for it meant that
be was to be detained in this lone
some place.
At the bottom of these stairs they
came to vaulted passage, at the
end of which was door. This was
opened, and Ruric was led through
into the place beyond. He cast his
eyes quickly about. and he found
himself in a narrow apartment, the
walls and floor of which were of
stone and the roof of brick, the lat
ter being arched. In one corner
was couch, and upon it were some
Did skins.
And here the youth was to be left.
His guide simply pointed to the low
couch and then turned away. Ruric
asked a question, but it was not an
swered. In few moments more the
heavy door was closed upon him, and
he was in total darkness. lie sought
the couch, and, with deep groan,
be sank down.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-17
CHAPTER XII.
4 CONFERENCE AND HOW 1T WAS INTER.
RUpTED.

la CONFERENCE AND HOW 1T WAS INTER.
RUPTED.
Rosalind Valdai and Zenobie were
together in their sitting room, and
the former had been weeping She
lo2csd paler than when we saw her
Y and her brow was heavy.
Iles no longer crept about the
Dimples of her cheeks, and her eyes
had sad, mournful look. Her face
PLAINLY showed that she had suffered
much.
my dear Mistress urged the
Faithful Zenobie, throwing her arms
about Rosahnd's neck and drawing
her head upon her bosom, weep
DO more. Oh, there must be some
hope! Surely God will not suffer
such an unholy work to be done
"Ah, Zenobie," returned the fair
maiden in a futtering, melancholy
tone. where can | look for hope?'
81 say in God. You have told me
We must look to him, and ! have be-
heyed you. Have you not always
been GOOD to God ?"
81 have been as good as knew
bow. though | have sinned.
"llow sinned Oh, my mistress,
Il you have sinned, then who is
pure? Tell me-"
I've all sin, Zenobie. 1t is our
nature"
$50 / have often heard, but |
hardly think you have sinned. What
have you done which you knew to
be wrong?"
Nothing, nothing"
"Then how have you sinnedY
"Ah, Zenobie, we all do things
R4Awe ought not to do. But yet
Ayn to do as near right as /
Ian"
"Then leave the rest with God.
ph, when poor mortals do as near
hight as lies in their power, surely
they may leave the rest with God
Without fear. And now, if God is
ust, as you tell me, why should
be allow the wicked duke to triumph
yer your What justice would there
Y in that when you are all good
less and he is sin itself ?"
Rosalind was puzzled. She had
med to teach her attendant to love
nd honor God, and she had so far
ncceeded that Zenobie understood
U the principles of Christianity
nd embraced them gladly and joy
nlly. But now how should she
bake this point understoodG How
'nHN she reconcile this apparent
k1jushce with Gods universal mer-
and justiceS
"Can you not tell me ?" the young
lrl asked again. "Why should God
How such a thing? You say he is
u powerful and can do what he
bills"
"Zenobie," returned the maiden
fter bordering for awhile, "you do
OF look at the subject in a proper
ght. God does not operate by pet
\, individual decisions, as an en-
kerQr does. He sees that certain
paw Orc necessary for the good Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT 20 a call issued % the banking iusti-
buttons OF the city by the Executive Committee
Of the Clearing House Association with a view %
prompt and concerto action or the proclamation
% the President, appointing THURSDAY SEP
TENDER ~. as a day of mourning and prayer,
meeting was held at i O'Clock p ~. this daF
in the National Metropolitan Bank, az which
representatives q the following financial Ius-i-
tutions Of tins city were present. viz American
Savings Bank. American Security & Trust Coz.
Capital Savings BANK, Central National Bank,
CitizeIIs' NstioEal Bank. Columbia National BANK,
Farmers & Mechanic National Bank, Home saw
incs Bank, Lincoln National Bank National Bank
Of Washington National Capital Bank. National
Metropolitan Bank. National safe Deposit, saw
iugs & Trust Co, Riggs National Bank Second
National Bank Traders National Bank Union
Savings Bank. Union Trust s storage Co.. Wash
iugt1n Savings Bank. Washington Loan * Trust
Co West End National Bank. Crane. Paris &
Co Lewis Johnson * Co. After earnest and
harmonious consideration % the proclamation.
IN which ali present took part, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted viz Re
solved. That the proclamation OF the Pr2>l-
dent Of the United states has set apart Thurs
day next q day Of mourning nd PRAYER, there
fore the banks, bankers, and trust companies
OF the District of Columbia, desiring % observe
the DAY Tiu close their respective places OF
business All persons having notes due on Thurs
dav, September Ia, hereby requested TO attend
TO them on the preceding day
CHAS. $ BRADLEY, Secretary.
z s PARKER Chairman
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-18

ing his way into the building. These Wit
n,sSes include liessrs- QuackeUbEsh and
EabcGCk of the Reception Committee.
who stood but few feet away from
FrCsId ant Mckinley when the shooting
occurred. Detectives tfCuTE and solomon
of the municipal police force Secret Sery-
ice Detectives Ireland. Foster. and Gala
CHER, member OF The Exposition police
and some civilian Witub S~eS who saw the
fight with CZplEusZ after the shooting Il
IS possible but not probable that Mr. Mil
burn and Secretary EnIt-lypu viii br
called. District Attorney Penney says
that the case against CzolGOsZ can be
proved without these gentlemen, and that
nothing more than is necessary viii pc
done by the prosecution to establish the
prisoners guilt
II is probable that the two fun days
usually required for the filling of the jury
box. viii not be necessary. The counsel
for the prisoner viii insure TO him fair
minded and impartial jury. but there will
De- no pickering and S.usIblug on the
intricate points of the law u has been
y, injured that there are FEW men who
have not formed an opinion IN regard 70
the guilt or the prisoner ana that there
fore. II VIII be difficult to get a jury
That is not true IN any sense, Mr. Penney
CzolEosz has been placed in the cell in
The county Jail in which he viii remain
until he IS taken to Auburn to pay the
penalty for his crime unless 10 becomes
necessary to spirit him away again as
was done last Friday when the mob
I threatened 60 descend upon police head
quarters and take him away.
His new cell Is on the third floor Of
the jail and is one Of SIX that are known
To the Tailor as ''murdergrS' row When
the doors of the compartment in which
these cells are situated are closed, the
cells are I'm total darkness. At present
there is in the cell an iron cot and COW
| eTinE. The prisoner is under guard day
and night ana every pTeCaUtiOn is being
observed 10 prevent his taking his life az
he threatened to do when ne learned
from his guard last Monday that the
President was dead.
Czolgosz maintains, when awake in his
cell. the same stOical lemcanor that he
exhibited in court AT his FIRST aTraiEu-
ment. But in his sleep he is restless and
4 is often heard by his guards 10 mutter 10
himself as il he were really under great
stress Of mind. Yet he has shown no
( signs of breaking down. His health is
I good. he eats heartily. but the luxury Of
smoking has been denied him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-18
REMOVED FROM TIE HOSPITALS
All Save Two. Severely Hurt in Yes
terday'S Crush. Taken Away.

Those injured in the stampede at the
Capitol yesterday had been removed from
the hospital this morning with the eXcep-
ton OF two persons who still remain at
the Casualty Hospital Mrs James H.
BOtelsr. of * II Street northeast, was the
most seriously hurt and it is feared that
she has sustained Internal injuries. She
has shown no signs of Improvement since
the accident and it may be several days
before the extent OF her injuries aye de-
terminod.
Miss Marie Wood. of 1917 I Street north
west. who sustained fracture of three
Of her ribs, remained at Tho hospital last
night. and there is but lizzie change in
H,T condition today She - suffering In
teUSrly from hcr injuries and from the
shock and excitement incident TO the
crush.
Considerable criticism has been induIg-
ed in OYER the action Of the army officer
who ordered the mounted policemen from
tae foot 81 tEe steps or the capitol The
entire mounted force OF the city was on
duty there and when the body had been
carried into the EGtUuda the police ar
rauEemynrs contemplated the placing OF
"A platoon of mounted men across the
space at the foot OF the steps. As the
men were taking position at their desig-
mated posts they Were ordered 90 the rear
by the army officer in question.
Il is suggested that Con -Tess may be
asked at the coming session TO provide
such legislation as viii avoid a repeti-
ton of such trouble II will Doe urged. It
Is said. that the authority Of the Metro
Volitau Police Force shoGlr be extended
throughout the entire Disjriyt If Column
bia and that the restrictions which now
give them no power 70 act uuou Govern
meut reservations and IN The Capitol
Grounds should be abolished.
Major Sylvester. who had been Informed
that the military had iuttrfercd with his
men and prevented them from carrying
out their orders in some Of the most i'm
UOrtaut features. this afternoon called
uuOn Captain Pearson. who had charge OF
the police detail TO make fun report
of the circumstances incident to the
stampede.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-18
MORE ZONES Or GELD.
And Many GrecnIacEs.

To 81 cure additional information direct
y from the people. u is proposed 90 send
little boxes Of gold and =r,euH1c6s 10
persons who write thc most interesting
detailed, and truthful descriptions OF their
experience on the following topics.
J. How have you been affected 5v COT
Zee drinking and by changing from cot
fee to Postum
p DO you know amy one who has been
driven away from Postum because IL came.
the first trial2
9. Did YOU set. such person right re
gardinE tho cay way 20 MAXI Postum
clear. black, ana with crisp rich frSfey
T. Have you ever found a better way
g make 81 than To use four hcaUiHg tea
EpuOusfuI 20 the TlHt gf water. let stand
on stove until real boiling begins. then
note Inc CLOCK and allow b. 90 continue
easy boiling ran j. mines from that
Ilnle- Stirring COVE ss"H -.0uIIlv2 "a
piece % outter about the size OI navy
ing Oysr.y
s. Give names and accoaut of those
you know % have been cured or h,IDtd
in health ly rho EisWils.I OF coffee and
the daily use 90 Postum Food Come in
its place
6. WRITE names and addresses Of %
friends whom you believe would Dee beue-
hted by leaving OF coffee tYOur name
viii NOT be ci~uiEfd % JhnmJ
Address your letter % Tho Postum Cereal
Co. Ltd. Battle Creek Mich V-rifiro-
your own name and address clearly.
BE honest and truthful. don't write
poctry or ianc!iul letters just plain
truthful statements.
Decision viii De- made between October
@lth and November 10Th 1871 hy three
judges. not members OF the Postum Ca-
real Co, and neat little box contain
ing q SO gold piece sent TO each Of the
1--WE best writer's. a box containing a s
gold piece a. each Of the Zu next best
writers, A 3 gFeenbaclS e. each 81 The I01
next best and a 81 greAulack To each of
the 10 next best writers MAKING cash
prizes distributed to 1-5 persons.
Almost every one interested in uur4 food
ard drink IL willing ID have UIeir name
and letter appear In the papers for such
help as II may OUsc TO the human race
However, a request % omit name will be
respected.
Every friend 81 Postum Is urged 10 write
and each letter viii be held iu high e.
teela by the company as AN evidence Of
such friendship. while the little boxes Of
gold and envelopes Of money Will reach
many modest writers whose plain md
sensible letters contain the facts desired
although the sender laay have but small
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Talk this subject over with your friends
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-18
RAILROAD ZEN TO MEET.
Session Of the ROndmasters' and the
MnIntennnce of Wny Associa tiOn.


The Nineteenth Annual Convention OF
the Roadmastors and Maintenance Of
Way Association Will be held in this city
on October s, o. and -. - most interest
ing programme. Including several eNcur-
si0rs for the entertainment of the dele
gates 90 tho convention, has been ar
ranged
Morning and afternoon business ses-
sieus will be- held Tuesday, October &.
at the National Hotel, and the body viii
meet on the morning and night Of the
following day. The afternoon Of WedEes-
day. October .. viii be spent in seeing
Washington. Thursday will be devoted
entirely 70 entertainment 4 boat ride
VIII D. given In the morning down the
Potomac 20 Mount Vernon. passing Alex
auGTia. Fort FOote. and Fort Washington.
Boats VIII leave the seventh Street wharf
at ID a. IN. returning 10 the city at
@ ciock ia tho afternoon At 3 D. m the
VISITORS viii ride III carriages 10 Fort
Mycr, Arlington, and through Southwest
Committees have been appointed TO re-
pert ou the following subjects
Tie Plate g. J. C. Heehler. g. r n. ID.
and r. G.. Pueblo, Con- Does Chemical
Ire-tmeEJ % Ties Increase the Hardness
OF the wood and tho Holding Power of
and : J. v. Stockton Col. 'Surfsciaa
Track. a. Sullivan. r. II. H. q. r. r.
Niles. Mich, -fampiuE Of Ties r. p.
Collins. T. IL. n Y. y r. and r.. Read
vile. tsa--.- burned Clay Ballast" VIII
linn shea. J. n. c. ~ and ST. T..
ElakesburE. iowa. Are The E-st Results
Obtained from the Use Of Broken or
square Joints. On Both Double and Single
Track =. Bradley r. -. A r. ana s
r. EmTara. Kan. and r. j. Allen. r.
H. a.. =. and O.. Aurora. H. Results
DHIlin,d from Jha Use Of Fertg-fivr and
SiEty-f1at Rails" r. r. Coates. Chief
Engineer. q c. W. ST Paul. Mimi. "Brl-
lasting, w.. r.. Emery. r. ri O. ana y
". n ,-t Chicago H. The Rail- W. IT.
Manning Consulting Engineer y and o..
Baltimore. Md. ''Fa arrange for the Nine
ye' nth annual Convention" s. T. Rice. r
T. and p. r. r. Ashland Va.
These reports win DEE distributed ar the
C.uy. Tfluu.
After taa close Of the convention in
N-asEluE'an tl" association has planned
a trip u fredericksburg and Richmond
Arrange meets have been made 10 leave
tEi@ city AT O'Clock Friday evening Dc-
t"rrr IT, arriving a. fredericksburg short
Iy after lJ-aH o'clock. Here Tho uarry win
visit -hc monument Of Mary the mother
"f Washington. M8rye's Heights ana
many other historic places Tho train Cor
Richmond viii leave Fr,derjrI-sF,Irrr-
shortly after noon.