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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-09
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Wesley Davis Was Admitted TO Bail or
Habeas Corpus Proceedings.

Wesley DAVIS Was Admitted 70 Ban on
Habeas Corpus Proceedings.
Brehhsm. Texas. September s.rhe sec.
ond week OF the district court started on
Monday morning without a Jury. there be-
ing so little business. As previously an
nouneed the grand Jury have returned
eighteen indictments and sixteen OF the
parties have been arrested. the two that
have not been being two OF the escapes
from the jail recently. The following al.
vorces have been granted. James Mitchell
vs.. Minnie Mitchell. Virginia Evans vs.. A.
r. Evans. Tennessee Brown vs. Louis
Brown, Charles Daniels VS.. Mary Davis.
Arizona Thomas vs.. John Thomas and
Mary Jones vs.. Lewis Jones
The habeas corpus trial OF Wesley pa
via. charged with the murder OF John AZ.
mold. Fslpllsd y aia bsiaE Adorned bend
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Three Men Hurt,

Beaumont. Texas, September Sat 1880
o'clock this morning Ed Parish ire
lighter, Machlnist A. ]. Ripka and Copper.
smith Pete Mckay, employees Of the santa
Fe OF the roundhouso, In the western
suburbs OF the city, were each burned
by an explosion OF accumulated gas that
had formed in the ash pan OF freight en-.
CINE Ne 61S
Parish is seriously burned about the face.
chest and arms and Messrs Ripka and
Mckay escaped with slight burns on their
hands
While Parish Is pretty severely burned,
Il Is not Thought that his injuries will
prove fatal. lie was removed TO the hos
pltal this afternoon.
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Sons Of Confederate Veterans.

Beaumont. Texas September s,rhere
was a meeting In the city hall Sunday
afternoon for the purpose OF perfecting the
organization OF the Albert sGney john
ston camp Of United Sons Of Confederate
Veterans. There were many present and
much Interest was manifested. Two weeks
ago a meeting was held at which a part
of the Officers were elected. About hfteen
Joined at that time. The officers elected
were Mr.. 10. a. Wilson commandant; w
p. Mollette, first lieutenant commanders
r. G. Boon, adjutant; NJ. NJ. Collins sur
geon; j. " Fleming. treasurer, and j. ID,
Wilson, second lieutenant commander,
At the meeting this afternoon the follow
ing Officers were elected: John W. Macay,
quartermaster: Frank Carroll color SER
geant and Rufus ID. Kent, historian.
number of speeches were made and as
one Of the ora tors said, one OF the main
objects OF the organization is TO keep alive
IN the hearts of the younger generation a
love of the Confederacy.
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RadIY scalded.

Mr.. Harry Cnne. who resides about one
half mile beyond the city limits on the
Clark street road. while attending to do
nestle duties about his home was LAdiy
schded by the oyerturEing OF a kettle Of
boiling water. His injuries were
about the waist. arms and hands and suf-
fered greatly. DR.. Bourland was called 10
administer palliatiyes
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special Court in Ellis.

waxahaehie, Texas. September s.-The
special term OF the district court for Ellis
county convened this morning at o'clock
The frst business transacted was the elec-
tIon Of Hon Charles Fred Tucker OF Dial
ias MS special Judge. The civil docket was
taken up this afternoon and assignments
for the term made.
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Williamson County,s Medals.

Taylor. Texas. September THE two
gold medals awarded Williamson conlAty
this year at the Farmers Congress at Col
lege Station, one being for the best dis
MAJ az 6eid crops and the other for the
bes{ disnlay OF vegetables by any county,
were received by County Farm superin-
tendent Mcneil Saturday. The snperin-
PENDENT says ne Is goipg TO win prizes at
The coming San Antonio fair.
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
The Rifles Are Drilling Hard for the Co
inc Entertainment.

ing entertainment.
Orange, Texas, September S.-The date
OF the entertainment aud bazaar to be given
by the Orange Rifles has been changed
from Friday night to Thursday night Sep
tember IL. Much interest Is being mani,
tested In the arrangements and the com
pany Is drilling hard to enable II TO pnt
ing
Mrs. +. $. Hatch, the wife OF a promi-
nent rice farmer In this county, fell from
the veranda at her home last night, break
ing an arm and sustaining severe bruises
about the body
Fishing In Sabine lake is better now
than II Inns ever been before aud hundreds
OF people 90 there almost nightly to enjoy
the sport. Mullet are especially plentiful
ana are being caught by the thousands
Little Is known here Of the painter Nc.
Donald who Is reported to have died Just
across the river from Beaumont, In Orange
county. The coroner at this place stated
today that he had not been notified OF the
death, hence had held no inquest.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
BANKERS HAVE BEEN DISCUSSING
THE CLEARING HOUSE.
Three Men Were Badly Hun by an Elk
plosion OF ens--Msetins Of Sons Of
Confederate Veterans.

Branch office: The Posts Beaumont Of
Fec Is now located In Exal building
ground noor, botE phones No. $50, Win /.
H. Nicely as business representative asd
~ w. Greer as correspondent. Suhscf ~
lions and advertisements or news iteiis
left at this address viii receive prompt
attention. Subscribers having any cause
for complaint as 20 delivery II papers arc
requested 10 phone or otherwise notify the
office promptly.
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CIearIna E4ouse pIeeussed.

Beaumont, Texas, September sThe oni-
GERS Of the Ave National banks OF Beau
mont, in addition TO deciding upon the
plan Of furnishing oil dealers advances on
certificates have discussed the clearing
house idea. Heretofore the clearing house
feature Of banking has been an improyiscd
necessity without any Incorporation. At
the meeting the following committee was
appointed 10 take the clearing house ques
ton Ia hand and empowered TO devise
methods looking 20 the permanent ncorpog-
alton OF such an institution in Beaumont
A. ID. Childress, assistant cashier nt the
Citizens National bank; a. H. Williams,
cashier OF the Gulf National, and ]. l.. Gun
bingham, assistant cashier Of the Beau;
mont National. These gentlemen VIII
make known their conclusions at subse'
Quent meeting,
Another feature Of the clearing house,
suggested by Mr.. Chlldress, Is for the mem
bers OF the several banks to come 20
gether once a month at n banquet. THIS
feature win be adopted for the purpose -
primarily promoting the interests OF the
bankers. and secondarily to create closer
relations between them than have here
tofore existed in a social as well as com
mercial way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-09
Electric Liaht Plant.

Beaumont Texas September SIN two
weeks the electric plant by which Beau
mont is to be furnished with light viii he
completed. Fer nine months the work
has been In progress, and when finished
Beaumont can boast Of one Of the best
equipped electric power houses In the
State The capacity VIII be from 20,oOQ
to 5000 lights. There are four distinct
and separate. circuits. 80 as to preclude all
In case OF accident.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-09
pamaoe case en TrIal.

Beaumont Texas. September s.--Thc sult
OF Frank c. Taylor against the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad company came up
for trial In Judge Martins court this at
ternoon, Taylor is suing for $4,000 dam.
ages for a blow alleged 70 have been re-
hands OF Reed Tevis, when Tevis was a
Waterman at the Southern Pacific depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-09

An error occurred "a the advertisement Of
F. III Stewart In yesterdays Post The
word our appearing before each OF his
onferings OF secondhand vehicles when II
should have been sone,'
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Vaunhan-WeIket.

Beaumont. Texas, September s-Last
night at 10 o'clock occurred the wedding
of Mr. W, N. Vaughan and Miss Clara
Walker, The ceremony was performed by
Rev. f. E. Robbins, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church, at the latters home
on Calder avenue. The marriage was a
complete surprise, 70 even the most ih hl
only the Immediate relatives having any
knowledge OF the purpose OF the young
MIR land Mrs. b. A.1Walker md hus been
president OF Beaumont Tor fourteen years.
Mr.. Vaughan comes OF one Of the oldest
families In the county and is a prominent
Young business man, being q member Of
the hrm of Keith Shoe company Mr. and
Mrs Vaughan left on the eastbound south.
ern Pacific train tonight for New YORK ana
other Eastern and Northern cities They
will be absent several weeks.
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Brazos Out Of Banks In North Texas.
Mineral Wells. Texas. September THE
BRACES river five miles west OF here Is re
ported as heing out OF rs banks. caused BY
heavy rains above.
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scoopEo PARIS.

Houston Woman Created the
--latest ModeP Two Years Ago.
New York, September s.-Nrs
Plunkitt Of Houston proved at the
National dtessmakers' convention
that the attest imported Paris model
for dress was made by her two
years ago.
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form, At its worst, Il Is q DANGEROUS death
breeder that should be crushed Ike venom
Gus reptile that lies Ia our path.
There IS q bright side 10 every picture
There is hope for every sufferer Nature
never permitted an ailment without providing
an antidote. Constipation can be cured. The
remedy IN summed up IN three words, ia
Clean lnsidHl' The greatest bowel cleaner
Is Or Thachcr's Liver and Blood Syrup.
1t Is Natures remedy FOR constipation.
acting In a natural manner on the stomach.
bowels aud liver. Why suffer longer whom
you have relief within your powerf Use
q little common sense In treating disease
Take the only remedy that IS guaranteed Ia
cure you. lsn't IL safe 20 trust a medicine
that has been IN use for over SO years and has
always stood the test.
Read what Luther Goodwin says
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W. B. RoBERTs.


Hampton. R1ordaiMay 60 tpg2 I
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like u new person . gladly recommend your Liver
ana Blood syrup 70 ALI for ! have tried all ltvef
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will have no other. MRS. ]. w. SUTTON.
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Eagle Ford. Texas
We think your medicine IA the best there IS We
keep Dr.. TEACHERS Liver and Blood Syrup all the
tme 70 prevent Hickness, The children and the,
ontire family like to take n.
August 20 1902, MRS. OLLlE DAUGHERTY.
Cleveland Alabama January Is. 1902.
I have been a constant user OF your medicines for
ten years and them ell right I have used Dr.
TEACHERS Liver Medicine and md II splendid in
every particular.
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TuAcngR MrnlcrNE coMrANT,' "-'

InHNInlUOkN, INIHs I
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great henent In checking constipation and other
troubles or Stomach and Liver. My father lived in
Nashville before tho and was well acquainted
with Dr. Thacbnr. who, he says, one OF the best
physicians IN that city. Ny father hauled many
paokhgo8 Of the Thatcher remedies 70 Columbia and
Pulaski ia 1857. Ha always used them himself and
thinks they have equal
Your very truly,
LUTHER GOODWIN.
We have hundreds OF equally strong testi-
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recent date;
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viii recommend your Dr. Thaohers medicines.
have had three years self-eKperience with the1
md cannot praise them bali enough, have taken
DR. Thaehers Liver Medicine and never found any
pther half 80 good. win Give IL all praise and buy
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bottle. DR.. Thachers Liver Medicine tdryI
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ambition.
Consttpa-
tion pro-
duccs sour
stomach.
yellow
skin. bad
breath. hil-
iOusncss.
headache.
exhRus-
ton. and
Oackacho.
II Is a foul
and oGen-
stve dis
order In Its
mildest
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

published formal order placing
Capt. Samuel c. Lemly, Judge-Advocate
General Of the Navy, on the retired list.
The question as to whether he 1etires
with the rank and pay of captain.
which he holds as chief law officer of
the Navy Department, Or with the rank
and pay of lieutenant-commander, his
linea1 standing, is left open, and will
come up before the Comptroller of the
Treasury. For the present Capt Lem1y
will continue to act in his capacity as
Judge Acknowledgement of the Navy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

ious effects of prolonged application is
announced by DR. J. Mount Bleyer.
He is authority for the statement that
a 1'arafine coating applied to the part
of the person on which the rays are
directed prevents burns. 1t has been
a theory that burns resulting from the
application of the X-rays are due to
secondary infection, and that the rays
drive from the air particles carrying
inoculation into the skin Of the patient
Acting OH this theory, DR.. Bleye1 found
that parafine would catch these viru-
lent particles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

Col. Frank D. Baldwin of the Twenty
seventh Infantry, stationed on the island
Of Mindanao, has written letter to the
Sultan of Baclod, in which he sets forth
the intentions of the American author
tiles, saying, among other things, that
the Americans did not intend to inter
fere with the religion, plurality of wives
or property of the Moros. The follow
ing reply was received from the Sultan
I'VE ask you to retire to Malabang; We
do not want you in the Lake Lanae
district unless you will join Our religion
and adopt our customs. In case yot
do not so retire all the dattos will make
war on YOU" Col. Baldwin says tina
the Sultans of Baclod and Massin viii
have to be taken prisoners before pei
manent peace in Mindanao will be pos
sible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

Lord Kitchener has sent the follow
ing identical telegram to Gems. Botha,
Delarey, and De Wet:
Now that the surrender of the bur
ghers is completed, I desire to place on
record my high appreciation of the un
tagging energy and unfailing tact with
which you have facilitated the work ol
my commissioners l recognize how
much is due to your exertions that the
burghers have everywhere displayed
such a loyal spirit in accepting the
change Of government, and I can in
form you that the manner in which the
burghers surrendered has greatly pleas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

ed his Majesty the King, and deeply
impressed the British people, who are
heartily anxious to welcome them as
fellow citizens. feel confident that a
new era of complete reconciliation
between all races has now dawned IN
South Africa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

Four American teachers living at Cebu,
island of Cebu, went out for days
outing June 10, according to Manila
dispatch dated yesterday, and have not
vet returned. Three detachments of
native constabulary are searching for
them, and have received orders not to
return without them.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The admins ration of Prussian rail-
roads, for the purpose of conducting
highspeed experiments, has ordered
two locomotives of especial construction
which are to be capable of running
eighty miles an hour.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The organization Of civil government
on the island of Samar was witnessed
by large crowd of people. Gen. F, D.
Grant turned the administration of the
island over to acting Civil Governor
Wright. The former insurgent leaders
Guevarra, Abuke, and Rafael were
present. Sef1or Llorente was formally
appointed Civil Governor of the island.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28
VOI(NIS Noes.

The House of Representatives has
without a division passed the bill TO
amend the Bankruptcy Law; SO as 70
make it more satisfactory and et1clent.
A new section was proposed by Mr.
Ray, Chairman of the Committee OF the
Judiciary, providing that where deb
tor valves to his creditors the exemp-
ton accorded by the laws of his state
the bankruptcy court shall not thereafter
set aside to>him the property so exempt.
This was agreed to-76 to S, A subs
titute for the pending bill proposed by
Mr.. De Arinond Dem., MOI repeating
the present Bankruptcy Law, to take
effect ninety days after the approval Of
the rapealing act, was defeated-65 to
I37.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The "Neues Tageblatt of Vienna
says that Col. Grimm of the Russian
army, while accepting enormous bribes
from Germany and Austria for the
betrayal of RusSia's military plans, sold
to these Powers bogus plans, which he
had himself concNcted. The paper says
that this fact was accepted by the court
which tried Col. Grimm as an extenuat-
ing circumstance; otherwise he would
have been sentenced for life. The
paper adds that Col. Grimms sentence
of twelve years imprisonment at hard
labor, which was imposed at Warsa "
Russian Poland, June 10, includes life
long police supervision and military
degradation. op!~o ( p.vs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

A discovery regarding the use of the
X-rays that does away with the inju1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The Navy Department yesterday
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28
FARMAclAT DR0eUERIA

sUcEsoREs DE RAMON z GADEA-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

The Steamers CoAMo PONCE Ponce direct
nd other pOrts) about June 10 90 July II 81 Aug "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

Juan Office at No. "A Tetuan st. Telephone ST
New York Office. Broadway:
New Orleans Office: W. W. Huok, Agent Common Street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-28

Tickets sold in Office until P. M of day preceding
C0astwisefreght received on Wednesday till
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-01
The Press and the Police.

yorce bill. One word OF warning,
printed or spoken, would have saved
her life, and saved this community
the shock OF tragedy almost with
out a parallel in its horrible and re
voting details.
The kilograms were received in
ample time for the police and re
porters to have ascertained the stat
lis. There were mistakes in the ad
.ass of Airs Miller. There might
have been mistakes in the nam y
The gravity of the message warranted
gilant effort. If the police lacked
the intelligence or the energy to find
urs. Miller. the reporters possessed
5eth In the local newspaper Offices
II would have zen recalled that Ms
Miller had but recently instituted
divorce proceedings. alleging that she
expected her husband back in Mem
phis, and describing his character.
They would have found Mrs. Miller
or they would have warned her il.
print. They would have commu ii
Gated with Kansas City, and they
would probably have reconiZed Miller
when he stepped from the Frisco
train.
The press is as much intero5tc i'll
the maintenance of peace. the proven
ton of crime. and the apprehension Ct
criminals as the police. The press
and the police should work in har-
mony. The press of the city is not
given to betraying confidence or
jeopardizing the opportunities of the
officers to win renown. It's aid can be
relied on at all times. 1t is proifared
in good faith, and unless it is so ac-
cepted the police department gratut
ously divorces itself from its strongest
friend and it's most potent ally.
This is the moral we desire to On,
phasize in connection with the mur
der of Mrs. Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-01
Peculiar Game Of Checkers.

A game of checkers has been played
under very peculiar circumstances be-
tween two Cornish families for the
!cst forty years and is not finished
vet. Whenever a member of either
toUse dies the relatives meet at the
:ecec seA's home as soon as the funer-
II rites are over, whereupon the two
,dest members continue the game
" til ore Gf the players loses man.
he pC5i4io1s CT the men on the board
7ve ti1on recorded and the game post
ned unr'l death gives the signal for
1Nrevil the tussle. Altogether nine
lherent players naye so far been i'm
.,..c&teu IL tie game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-01
GERMANY's HUGE GAME RESERVES
Immense Tracts Of Country Kept for
Imperial llea.ure.

Immense Tracts of Country Kept for
Imperial Flea.ure.
Something that illustrates strikingly
how rich n game crowded country
like Germany is. owing to strict pres
ervation and the great areas OF for
est and moor that are set aside for its
protection. is shown in the list OF big
game killed in the Crunewald. The
Grunewald is the great imperial reser
vation near Berlin. which has just
been given as free park to the citi'
zens It was decided to shoot of all
the game in it, and in the first days
hunt, in which the Empere: partlci
pated, zoe deer were killed. When
! the shooting was ended it was found
that 1000 head of deer had been
5agged.
The Emperor has had an opportunity
TO shoot rare big game lately. The
Prince of Pless invited him to visit his
reservation in Silesia and try a shot
| at the mi ghty Wisent bulls. The Wis
ept is a near relative Of the huge
Auerochs, which was hunted by the old
| Teutons and the size OF which so ap
palled the Romans. The Car of Rus
sia has been trying to preserve the
! Wisent, and in 1893 the last remain
ing herd was penned in a mighty res
arvation in Western Russia. There
we're 700 specimens then. Now only
100 are left. They are dying out like
the American bison. The Prince OF
Pless got a few pairs from the Car
and has done so we'll in breeding them
in Silesia that he was able to onel
the Emperor the luxury OF shooting
two grea. hulis of species that Is
al but extinct.
The Wisant is large and more i'm
posing in appearance than the bison
and far more dangerous to the nun
>er.