davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1901-12-18
Not n "Christian Scientist"

inc EultUr SUIT.
In your issue of December there ap-
peared news item from Hagerstown, Md,
in which reference was made to the death
of Mrs. Lydia Musser, Franklin, Pa, say
ing "she was Christian scientist" / have
investigated this report, and learn from a
reliable source that Mrs. Musser was not
Christian scientist at all, but member
of a sect calling themselves Fire Brand
Baptists," whose doctrines are radically
different from the teachings of Christian
science. Your own report says "her hus-
band Is also an ardent adherent of the
'Pentecostal Band or 'Salvationists' I"
Christian science has nothing in common
with any of these so-called faith healing
sects, being distinct from them in principle
and practice. HERMANN s. Herring.
Baltimore, Nd
Evening star., 1901-12-18
Delegates Elected,

At the regular monthly business meet
Ing OF Continental Chapter, D. A. R., held
at the Ebbitt House Monday afternoon,
the following were elected to represent
the chapter at the continental congress of
1902. Alternate to Mrs. Mary 8. Gist. the
regent, Mrs. Lucy M. o. March; delegate.
Mrs. A. X. Lowe; alternate, Mrs. A. Van
Ness Snowden. To fill vacancies, Mrs.
Mrs. Ruth M. G. Pealer read a communi-
cation from Mrs. Mckinley, in which she
expressed grateful appreciation of the
sympathy Continental Chapter extended To
her in her sorrow.
Evening star., 1901-12-18
washinston's s.Reconstructio, >,

To the Editor Of The Evening Star,
The reconstruction period of our environ
ments, under the direction Of the new park
commission, has begun under the most
favorable auspices. The Inauguration of
the new regime could not have had a bet
ter starting point than at the Capitol build
ing. that crowns Capitol Hill. Representa-
tive MERGERS bill, now before C,onpress
appropriates 100000 for a new Supreme
Court and Department Of Justice BUILDING
on Capitol Hill, north Of the Library Of
Congress This location will balance and
complete the most magnificent and extan-
sive plaza In the world. That the laws of
our country should be enacted by Congress
and often affirmed by the highest legal tri-
nunai OF our land, should issue from a CEN
tral location is the logical Conclusion nr
the Capitol Hill site for the new temple of
Justice The new park commission has a
Evening star., 1901-12-18
Without Authority,

The District Commissioners have decided
that they have no authority to furnish Po-
tomac water free to house 401 18th
street northwest, which is used as a
nurses home for the Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1901-12-18

the plan, If any, Will be due to the motion
of the air in the immediate vicinity of the
fans, the same as from an electric fan.
w. C. DODGE
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GOVERNOR SAVERS MESSAGE.
Additional Matters Submitted to the Extra Ses-
sion for Consideration

Austin
legislature
liberation
20 Of
chapter Of
state
o
ana htaoes o.
l without
The redemption lots sold the state
The o
Claims which originate Mexican
To withdraw
OF me comptroller pnie and
counts
state Texas
Incurred by the
70 amend the
To amend general
To amend the charter Of Austin
For the the blind children
10 To enable through
ructo
other
Indebtedness
H. To enable the
hrcakWatcs debt
- To children
To provide for alton upon off oil wells.
H.
JOSEPH D.
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sENAToRIAL pIsTRIo1s.
Bill Which Has Been Agreed On by me
House Committee.

-, ,.u.t ~. pcan Agreed On by the
House Comn1'ttee'
A .n s,on,orioi district bill as reported by
the house committee -, ~
committee substitute for house bil NO :.
KIN IA be entitled an act to amend
Oh" !" ,,,i, d, revised stntutes
articles 10 ana -, NV ~ ..,n.r,,o, tho
81 .paaS INTO senatorial districts,
Slale VI .,,.,,,, and cnnyassing
and to proNlue lpi iN'''' - -, ,+tt,otns
the election returns and Issuing 'eri'ne"'''
of election onoct.a NV the legislature of the
s, be =, ~ Tn,es that articles Ii and II of
hhi,t lie ~ iisb5 he amended so as TO here
aft erS rs,J Gs follows
"lkN,ticle Id me senatorial districts OF me
co., NJ rcNnR shall hereafter be com
n's seG al the following n1red counties eaoh
Of Which 9sE ala dIsricts numbered from
"a Al inclusive, towit:
Bowie, cas-, Morris, Marion aud camp.
"a i,it,s
any ,annir and Lanai.
q 1870 and Grayson
4 cooinlHIn and Hunt
q nollns and Rockwell.
:, g. ,l hn'nS' "''U'
p7Er,,, rortison. Rusk Pamela and
s,,r,y 'sh'
~ Navarro. Henderson and Kaufman.
IA Rnapua Hill NUu MfItnhgUs
~ i i,oiI ut,,lis and Milan.
- i}ohartsnn Leon. limestone and Free
-, -
S'vynne' 1o,.or cherokee, Houston, Angc-
NJ, 70 IN YSrriniiy
ny ar T,lar Jasper Newton Hardin,
oI1o SSnd T.. fiersop
ot21hE IN II" eaY Iocipfo. Montgomery, walk
10; hu,S, IA prsIos and Mndlson
er; "TTinnarr,,s iIhcrty. Fort Bend and wal
10 i"'t'9'
( 'T- c.t,.o,,.n Chambers BrazorIa Mat.
80, ~ N'"I ,S'isa,top mud Jackson
I hg,tg"H' M coiorndn. Fnyette aud Ldvaca,
~ i,nstrnn Iee, Burleson and Washing
~ '"NN"F' 49,
tonc; u,,,i,a,,son Travis ond burnett
~ cnonHaies TnIdweii Guadaiupe Comal,
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MR.. ROBBINS STATEMENT
LlTTLEFlELO's TESTIMONY WAS
VERY MISLEADING,
There Was No Deposit Of State Funds,
as ntimated-Money Belonged
TO an Individual.

Austia. Texas. August 90 state Treas.
urcr Robbins gave out the following signed
stotcmopr TO-DAY
Tbe testimony ~ George w. IittleGeld
ba. tcer road Inv the undersigned and that
pir- ~ fine testimony relative TO trans.
action Of se5.oo0 in silver Is misleading.
IA 50 far that il inHmates that John w.
Kohitne trcosuror denosIted with the
,.ocr.,on National hank Sa5ooo In silver
to Ms credit as treasurer The facts in
Connection Win his tronsoc,ion arc os
-. oa yaa,,an, 1e tsoo p y
s,',',s, at.act"r % san Antonio
Tests presented warrant at the treas
uc, no, window for 500 0GA. being num-
100 - ,.I r,,,,. te 200 ana
nrr'H hot an" u't'u 1"huuS 49, 900 '-'
said warrant was paid, heing for labor ana
n,sta,,al On his contract in the erection
,,..,,.,,.. ~. en-, co,,b0.osterp
OF adait ohai pul'u'hs lo' 'i' ''"'"
Insane asylum; the warrant was pall IN
suyc. c1ccnt about s4GO. which was In cur
SH'''' ~, ~ .ioh+ %
rcl y. MI ShlelpS' as Nv ""'' q i'7H
do as It was his money took inc SILVER
doWh 10 ueP'S'l )" q ""uh'
on 80 be the American NATIONAL bahk OF
Austip. about am hour after Mr. Shields
.4..,,.t ,.,.,.,,,, ., d, "a ia q
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IMPEACHMENT TO BETRIED
COMMITTEE TO FRAME CHARGES
WILL BE ASKED FOR.
Attorney General Bell Holds that I'M
parchment Proceedings May Be lin
stituted Against Mr. Robbins.

Austin, Texas. August % Attorney
General Bell rendered the following oplnion
late this evening"
Hon Travis Henderson. Hon, A. W. Wal
ker, House Of Representative.
Gentlemen. have vestigaicd the queS.
lions since being with You this morulng
when you requested my official opinion
and submit the following answers thereto:
l. do not think that there Is anything
in the message Of the governor which pre-
scented for the consideration of the lcgsla-
ture the ACCESSIBILITY OF ins,itutng impeach-
mcnt proceedings against any State officer.
., think Il within the power of the
legislature TO present and entertain impeach.
mcnl proceedings at special session Of the
legislature although that subject has not
been designated In the proclamation az the
governor calling such a session or presente A
to 1t by III gorernor The legislature at
an extra or special session Is no, confined
to consideration of the subjects to which
It's attention Is called by The proclamation
OF tho governor or by his message m the
absence of restraint upon US power by
the constitution. Tho limitation upon the
right OF the legislature under our consiitu.
ton when assembled In special session Is
contained IN section 40, Of article 3, Of the
state constitution, which is as follows:
When the legislature shall be convened
IN special session there shall be no lcgisla.
tIon upon subjects other than those desig
mated IN the pr clamation of the governor
calling such session or presented to them
bS the governor" Tho restriction contain
ed in the provision Of the constitution just
quoted Is on legislation alone ana impcach
mcnt proceedings have been held to b,
judicial and not legislative in their char
actcr See Fifteenth American and Euglis.
Enc Of Law. 1862 That restriction
against legislation at a special session Of til,
legislature is limitation on legislation
alone, see Tweuty-third American and Eng
lIsh Enc of Law, 100 note and Cooley OF
constitutional limitations. 1s7 note. Peopl,
VS. Banding. 6S Cal. 333.
ySrespectfully,
G. *. Bell, Attorney General
A resolution to impeach State Treasure
Robbins viii be introduced in tho house II
the morning The above opinion Is VIVA
the gentlemen asked for today. The reso
luton Will be an affirmative one. and viii
ask for the appointment Of a committee
to frame the charges, whatever they ma.
NJ
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,.n. ..llouInr bIIs were introduced !.

me following bills were introduced IN Tue
house today: !, ro,, estate
.oo9 ~ he state Of Texas for taxes TO ie
desm ,lI1oeareio authorize the commlisssiongr
% 90 genena land once 70 cihss,lh !
~ ~ chnol and asylum lands Is nihs ~
ssad ~ provide for the disposition OF 'ne
s' RE MeFall Prince and LittIe-sheria'
rec or ,obo,son and seabury 70 pro! w
Tor ascertsining and 9d1ad'cat'h ~ eJ stifs
LOT M geainst or ia favor oi ihiSe1 T.,
~ lana titles to wlich are W. Mo-
No. 40. ~ emapated from the spanish Or N'A
loan governments f,,A tho time within
- lands heretofore sold 70 tbet ~ ~.
~. ~ ,es Tndef decree ot to'EF p'''N"7
IN t1t ,,s,,ner If such rcdenpiion- p....,..,
By Nolon aud Tarpe} 10 9i, NM .tlch
ssi,,suias - To counties ana tltissS -
49, heep or may hereafter pe ossl - !,
~, srfter disaster 20 COMPROMISE "v'sVn"
a., tnpded Indebtedness. ,. - q.
~ o,,sa Joint resolution 10 perh.t tue -
,oruev general 10 Withdraw from the csn,p'
ra1iay,s offce such original souri,l :,
MINERS and accounts as may bs IN,
! IT, enable hln 20 properly ~. ,s
~ az SAFE Of Texas for payment ~ ~
! United Suites unneI ~ ~
proved January TO- Au~
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

liz OCIlGlGs
petition from the citizens OF Tyler
'aty asking that that county be net
iHeed in the Galveston congressional dis-
Ivy but left in district with Sabine Pass
e sent up by senator Beaty. Resolu-
as With reference to the matter adopte l
mass meeting held in ColmesreIl We're
|el IN connection with the petition.
Message from the governor, submit
u additional matter for legislation, was
T'eral protests from citizens OF Fal
ls6S against that county being separate
Nj., sleLennan county in the consre sSlonR
Isg.nr' etlns' were sent up by senator
baalor LIpscomb presented a petit on
|hy sne Daughters of the Republic *
|I,A an appropriation of S2oOpJ 70 d
|isnsIdn oeautifying the San Jacinto Pat
ca, petition from Camp AIagrnder lin ted
|tr -etate Veterans. Of Galveston, asking
isiars, aesquate appropriation for the Cen
|br5sc, nome, was sent up by Senator
~ ~ lhalyeston)
s following bills were Introduces:
q fesi lanser-An act to permit owners
Ia ~ estate sold to the State for taxes
NJ lSeem the same.
lir5o, n1ess-An act validating. for scho
Hfh - y.,Hl-T tue incorporation - ~
bT w Nnldress, Childress county.
tie ScSnldson tGalveSton)-An act author
kss suuhties and cities In watch there
sfuciaan or may he herea fter, great de-
trsbeu o. property and depreciation Of
a DIV, Mlues occasioned by storms, foods
eue great disasters. to compromis :
h ta1d or refund their valid sabsist
Pa 'aaed and floating Indebtedness
eqd. % such purposes to isus
toa thout submitting the CUES
lgsrs issuance 60 q vote of the tax
4 stSS' anding bonds. warrants or scrip
tNds y, sid bonds and apply tn pto
b settlement OF said Indebtedness
as4ut Vt'es-A bin fixing the fees o.
lsssge alq constahles lthe same "a
= q d,.n, we regular session. aud whc.
tsas- ,ttul validity as q result II ta'
ite me signature OF IN speak
nj ps se,hgr,nded the morning call. Pre- 1
,rate - Ten Neal then laid be ore
% me regular order senate hi
ei'tiiic,lA Patterson. providing for III
tehsi alls ~ the State into coagi
etiee sn3lts, tegctaer With the con
iae ecnNslltute therefor.
lEueer aai shl yes floor manager. Sep1fo
= IL SsAed that the Substitutes be anopt
vent ca TO state that the commit
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-. Washington and Lee CD.
~. bureson ~.
20. Austin Il.
81. Colorado I'D.
%. f.aynca %.
So. Lavaca and Wharton ~.
81 Matagorda and Brazoria az.
90 Bee, Victoria, Calhoun, Jackson and
| 90 Dewitt ~.
81. Gonzales in
Se eSSseies. bastrop ana Fayette ~.
90 Bastrop a..
| 81. Caldwell %.
| G. Travis IN
| 81 Williamson l1l,
| O. Williamson aud Burnet %.
| Is Milan ID.
| 50. Robertson ID.
! Bl. Milan and Robertson az.
1 IS Falls %.
| 60. MILcnuan t2l,
/ 20. Mclcnnan and Fails ~
| n. Rel IN.
| u, COryell ~.
| I3. Hili on
] "A. Johnson "a,
| rs. johnson and Bosque l).
| q. Erai6, somerycil and Hood ~.
! IS Parker az.
81 rarnnt q
| 81 Wise ~.
! So Cooke az.
Sc. Montague ~.
! 81. Clay and Jack ~.
81. Paic Pluto and stephens ~
SO Eastland aud shackelford (p.
! So. Comauche az.
| IS Hamilton aud Mills ~.
50. I.ampasas, san Saba, Meculloeh, Ma
son and Menard u).
so Ilano. nlauco and Gillespie ~.
qi hays and Comnl %.
| % Guadalupe ID.
| n8, BeXar ~.
| o. Wilson aud Atascosa az.
O5. Arkansas san Patrlclo, puval anc
%. Cameron Came Hidaigo starr and "a
patn IN
| %. Webb a..
as McNIulien. Ia Sale, pimmit zavala
Frlo Medina and UNNlde ID
% Bandera. Kendall, Kerr, kimhle aho
100 h Saney. VA verde. Maverick, pecos
brewster. Preside, Jen Davis ano
Reeves %.
lOl ~ Paso On, v.a
Ector, Midland GlasScock. Andr,eWs
Martin. Howard, Mitchell, Nolan Fish
er, Scurry Borden, Dawson Ealnes
yoakum, reiry., i}nn GarSa5 H HScb
Crosby, Lubbock Hockey anu N'eu
1913 w Tom Green. 1rion, Coke, Rpnnesns
Ccnoho McnRrd. sutton. Schleichcr
sterling and Crockett Ql.
104 Jones, Taylor, and '.ail4nan ~ stone
wall Knox. Baylor and Archer tdl.rd
iOG Wichita. Wilharger, Haruemae III I 2eae,
King. Dickens, Motley, Cottle' Cnl'dres'
,o7 'R Foy va" Haze. Lamb. Bailey, Farmer
Castro. Swisher, Briscoe. Colllngsw9rtn
DonIey Armstrong;, Randall psS
smith Oldham, Potter, CARSON GtitS
Wheeler. nIemph,ll' E nn1Sa,n Sbe, SNOWMAN,
Unnqford. Ochltrce and Lipscomp W.
los Brown and Coleman ". ., ,n
100 Tnrrnnt Denton, Wise anu C"okV W.
! 10. Karnes. Golad anu l'NV van we
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The House.


MIR. Greer sent up a petition from ell
zens OF Tyler county protesting against
that county being placed In the Galveston
congressional district, according to The
senate bill. The county wishes to rema Il
in Congressman Coopei's district.
Mr. MclSal was recognized on his labor
strike resolution and spoke for its ad p
tom He said it was time for the dem 1-
Gratis TO go on record one way or tie
other with reference to organized labor
Mr.. Lane offered his substitute, Whlca
CONDEMNS both sides n the ,s gEea5 lsoCr
ing that Mr. McFall had introduce sew
eral resolutions which had Tor the ooleel
u sensation, and had oefh ehe Nan Mr.
MCtali should apologize to the mouse
his many resolutions. Time was called on
the gentleman from Fayette ana VT heii
derson (Lamar gave notice TINT ne wrnn
make 4 motion at the first opportunity q
Indefinitely postpone the resolution ana the
The meSAage from the governor was e
ceived aud read Mt this stage, and eaen
Item was referred to the proper commit
Tee. MIR. Phillips made motion that the
house convene In regular session.
Mr. Shaw moved that committee o.
three be appointed TO draft I'LL on III
Tending business was the representative
Mir Satterwhite made a motion that the
+ portionen on q basis OF 1900 panp'e >
( each representative He spoke in favor or
Mr sui sent mp an amendment that
the basis be 10000 population. 10 was
voted dslwn overwhelmingly. Mr.. Wells
/ tCiraysonl moved TO table the Satterwhit2
motion to recommit. S~ne moQon prevailed
I ~ n vote Of ~ 10 81 The rest OF tle
hill was then read and amendments were
4 permitted to be sent cup.
/ An amendment by Dir. Grigcs was ADOPT
1 ed giving Harris and Fort Bend one p
/ resentatiVe and creating a new district ~
4 Harris and Waller with one sepres NJ
/ tive The amendment WAS adopted.
! Air Ragand offered an amendment plac'
! ing Camp county IN The Third district with
/ Red RIVER, Titus and Morris ana by pui
Z ting Morris with Camn and Ipshur IN the
7 Tenth district Mr.. Roach llitusl opposed
{ the amendment Mr. Wells (Re1 niyer)
| MISC opposed the amendment.
| Nr Gary spoke for The amendment The
amendment was defeated by vote Of 90
AIR Jones offered an amendment putting
4 nnsfrop county In a h0turill disirici with
tinnzaies and Fayettc, Mt. l4hne oppos d
the amendment. II was adopted ny vote
/ OF "a 10 -. The bill went 70 engrossmeut
! nv a vote Of 9S to >.
AIR. Kennedy called up the bank inyesti-
! gati0n committee report and asked that the
/ Committee be discharged
arr Henderson tLamarl asked that the re-
I nort law on The table subject 20 call. a.
! HE attorney general was looking M a
I c,testIon Of law on account Of this being
/ 4 snecial - ision For that reason n
I wanted the report 10 10 over. The HOUSE
Adjourned until 9.3o a. M taInorrow.
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dmernor Sent in a Message Naming Six
teen Matters for Consideration.
CAME IN THE NATURE OF A SURPRISE.
HOveyer, Number of Bills Were at Once introduced
70 Cover Them Impeachment Proceedings to
Be Begun Against State Treasurer.

tee had tried to treat every one interested
lairly ana with justice, and TO the ED
eSeIy one who wished to do so had lie n
gwen an opportunity to address Tho COM
huttee. The committee had worked hard.
tne Speaker said, and he thong that its
pm was, one with which little faul, could
DC round. He asked that the bin he MOI
amchuen BY the senate. as even one amend,
hent would disarrange the entire map
senator Turner (Nutccsl prote ted siren
1oNsiy against the proposed substitute HIS
ulstIct, he said, had been hope,essly torn
UP DA the committee. He spoke a, som
nfgth ana answered a number Of cues
lions ha closed by SAYING he thought tho
senate should consider the matter as 4
committee Of the whole. In orlcr to give
me members nm opportunity to familiar ~
themselves with the bill he moved that
lLrther consideration thereof he postpone !
l" 40 O'Clock tomorrow.
senator Davidson de Vito favored the
PM as strongly Ms Senator Turner opposed
IT. lie told OF the manner I'm which In
committee had handled the matter and az
how every one had beel GiveE a hearing
the arrangement suggested by the iii
with reference to the parts of the State
was, he SAID, absolutely beyond criticism
lot of discussion FOL owed, during which
senator Turner stated that he desired his
dlSJrlct 10 be left undisturbed
The motion to postpone consdcrat II
was defeated by vote OF III to 10, as
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REpREsENrArVE pIsTRlcTs.

Text of the Bill Which Has Been En-
crossed by the House.
Austin. Texas, august 20.-The following
is a copy Of the representative district bill
which passed TO engrossment In the house
today. II provides for 1872 representatives.
That the state Of Texas be and it IS
hereby apportioned and divided into repre-
sentative districts. and said districts and
the number OF representatives, In each dis
trict shall be as follows:
]. Bowie ~.
. Red River %.
g. Red River Titus and Morris a..
8 Delta: FRA Kiln oand HopklHs ~.
q. Hopkins ~.
Z. Cass a.
S. Marion -.
a. Harrison 40
10. Camp and Upshur ~.
II. Wood ~.
~. Smith %.
u. smith end Gregg ~.
IA. Pamela %.
Is. Rusk -.
10. Cherokee ID.
IL EacOgdoches ~.
is, shelby a.
10. san Augustine and Angelina "a.
20. Sabine, Newton ana Jasper ID.
81. Taylor, Hardin Liberty and Cham
%. JEFFERSON and Orange %.
%. Galveston az.
"a. Harris ~.
-. Harris and Fort Bend Q).
25a. Harris and Waller %.
2B Polk and San Jacinto %.
~. Montgomery, Trinity and Walker ~.
y. Houston u.
-. Anderson Cd.
go Henderson ID.
81 Van Zgndt %.
- Kaufman ~.
30 Kaufman, Van zandt aud Rains %.
"a hunt ~
49, Fannin (2l.
80 Grayson ~.
81 Collin ~.
IS Dallas GO.
80 Dalias and Rockwell u)
40. Ellis ~.
Al. Navarro t2l.
! 49, Limestone ~
a. Leon aud Madison a..
| As. Grimes ~
| Al. BrazOs a..
| a.. WaahfRgtcn Ql
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o,,gttnation. Impaired digestion and a
,,i1 liver are the most common ailments
NH ave responsible for thar tired listless
tagged out feeling that makes the summer
ntNE VIII cure constipation, u improves
~ digestion and arouses the liver 70 nor
mni activity. Price % cents FOR sale Dy
A. e. Klesllng, Druggist oo- MAIN street
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House state Affairs.

Tho committee on state affairs this after
room renorted favorably on the concurrent
royo,ptton authorizing the attorney genernl
ItsriVYtbd-oTv from the comptroller certain
70 W. H,~iiotinq TO The claims Of the state
l,'a.ppi,,st tbe tinted states and approved 9y
49, u.s.; ~ congress. II Hls1 reported tavofaniY
on the resolution l nd 9nd bSIldng aud
mark
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kiIInd hu an OffIcer.

seymour. Texas, August eo.--A stranger
named Bruce was shot and killed near
here by deputy sheriff The officers
were sent for 10 arrest the man becluse
OF his peculiar actions which Indicated
that he was not exactly clear minde
When they approached and commanded
him 10 surrender he made an effort 10 get
his gun ard open hre, whereup0n he was
snor and killed The deputy claims self
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A Yollnn MAJ nroMned.

Rosebud TexAs. August 20. Dennis
Lhilders aged IS. was drowned while in
bathiug In the Brazos river An effort was
mane 10 save him by his companions but
they we're too late The body has not been
rgcovarrd
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uo,ise Pubic Lands.

nv bousa committee on public lands ana
land office held a meeting inis 49, san,sh
ahu, aI"f nt mn nnrk n inc mouse WIN
.,s Standardization that'it go to judiciary
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IN COMMITTEE.
eenatn EdncatIon.

Tho senate committee on education has
agreed 10 report fayorahlv Goss' blu pro
viding for the inyalidation for school t pnr
noses only Of the Incorporation OF the Town
II ChiIdrpEs.
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mo.,nded Man Moi poina WeIl.

Brookshire. Texas. August 2O.-foung
stapleton. who was shot last Saturday. 10
not doing 40 well. ed Kirk has been ar
reated and PLACED unaer bond " $50,
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localities while In others It Is suffering
for RAIN the cotton crop win be short.
Henrietta. Cotton looks wen and some Is
being picked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-21
HAS STOOD THE TEST 20 YEARS
Groves Tasteiess Chlh Tonic.
Rlshon earrett Approyes the Psn.

GreenylIle. Texas. August 10. --RlshoT
Garrett has announced his unqualified ap-
prevail OF the suggestion Of Judge orueps'
president Of the sonthern board Of NOUS,
trial education that the mlp-A-efS q
Texas nresch Sepfember 1 from the tnlra
verse Of The eighteenth chapter of Acts
for the encouragement Of the organ5i aes
"a 10 me needs 81 the industrial classes'
Ulher prominent devines 10 dinerent POI.
tlons OF the State have also signtneo tnSlr
approval Of the suggestion
MA, ARIA CAUSES BiLlousNESS.
crn,'.,s tresteiess chill Tonic removes
the cause.