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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market generally strong.
Total sales amounted in par value Sc, ,19S 400,
against s3.550o5o Saturday. The heaviest deal
ings In TIE Central of Georgia first, second
and third incomes; Chesapeake and Ohio sizs Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy IS; Forth Worth and
Denver City frsts. Kansas City Southern 3s. Kan
sas City. Fort Scott and Memphis IS. Mexican Cen
fral first incomes Missouri. Kansas and Texas
ond As Reading general As. Third Avenue Is. Union
Pacific convertible Is, Wabash debenture Bs and
Wisconsin Central general As. Colorado Fuel and
Iron convertible IS and Consolidated Tobacco Is
also active.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London April q. p. m.-The market for Aner.-
securities was strong and active. Final pricas
follow:
London New-York New-York
close. equivalent. close Changes.
Atchfson s1it
Anaconda 5% 113fs sil2
Canadian Pscihc...-.i2sh l2ox l2s% q
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WHEAT.

Open High Low Last Sales
Ing. ! est. est. sale. busn.
@iy Hay SBSo 7E ~: s 81 ~ ~ oisSS% IsSSS
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Int Int ,,. ...s
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l-Actual sales--l-CIosing- shaIes ,i
Oman nigh Low Fin.i Bid. ASK. s'id'
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
ACTIVE STOCKS.

Furnished by William f Nichols s. Co.. IS wall-s,)
Cd
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CHARGED WITH PASSING BOGUS CHECKS
ARREST MADE BY PINKERTON DETECTIVES ON
COMPLAINT OF THE BANK OF
THE METROPOLIS.

Leroy Claiming Shear arrested yesterday
morning by Assistant Superintendent George S.
Dougherty, of Pinkerton's Detective Agency, on
the charge Of passing bogus checks.
On Thursday afternoon the Bank OF the MetrOp-
Oils of this city, Informed Assistant Superintendent
Dougherty that a check for $50 had just been re-
turned TO them dated April q. drawn the Fourth
National Bank of Providence. r. l.. payable 10 w.
NJ Clark signed II. A. Hunt and bearing what
purported to be a certihcaton of Thomas Boyd. jr.
cashier of the Fourth National Bank, Providence
r. l. The Bank of the Metropolis advised the
Pinkertons that the check in question had been
pronounced bogus throughout by the Fourth Ma
tional Bank OF Providence. r. l.; and that II had
been presented in this city to II. ONei & Co.
Sixth-ave drygoods merchants.
Mr. Dougherty, after looking at the check. said he
suspected Shear. 1t happened that Assistant su-
perintendent Beutler, Of Pinkertons agency, rode
In the same with Shear from the Morris Park
racetrack Thursday afternoon. and, after con-
sulting with Superintendent Dougherty, II was de-
Glued 10 arrest him. He seen in Broadway
near Twenty y-sixth-st, yesterday and taken into
custody Shear arraigned by Detective Ser
geant Price and Mr.. Dougherty, representing Pink
erton's in jefferson Market police court yester-
day before Magistrate Leroy crane He was held
in default of $1,000 ball
1t is said Shear is wanted on several charges
He is sixty-two years old
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington. May e.-The storm in the North has
reached Lawrence Valley. and has caused
light England and the interior Of New
York the high IN its has reached
Lake Superior while the cool covers the entire
country east Mississippi and north OF the Ohio
rivers and Minnesota and North Dakota, with TEN
peraures ranging % degrees below the seasonal
average. fallen tonight at Duluth and Winni-
peg and showers IN the north slope
and States In the Central West the
been fair and warmer. West Of the Rocky
Mountains the weather has been partly cloudy and
warmer with showers the northern
districts weather will continue cool Saturday IN
New England. Middle Atlantic States and the lower
lake region, followed by rising temperature sunday II
will b warmer Saturday IN the lake region the
Upper Mississippi Valley and the north slope There
region middle and north slope and the Missouri and
Western Upper Mississippi valleys, followed by fair
sunday. showers probable In the lake
Eastern Upper Mississippi valleys ON
England the winds will be brisk north
west: on Middle Atlantic Coast fresh northwest.
South Atlantic Coast, variable; the Gulf Coast
light mostly south, and the Great Lakes fresh
north northeast which depart Saturday for
will have fresh 10 brisk northwest winds
and fair the Grand Banks. Storm warnings
are displayed from Sandy Hook Eastport Frost
Valley the northern portion Of the Middle At
the mountain districts in Pennsylvania
West Virginia and Kentucky. and also for
Michigan and Northeastern Wisconsin.
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a large share II no trust was 70 he n1acsa ,r
them. vas u NC placeo IN
MR.. TELLER's SOLUTION.


discussing a solution Of the trouble In the
fhiiippines, Mr.. Teller said: IF we can hold
the Islands with honor and decency TO the Fill
pinos, even though It be to some disadvantage
10 ourselves, am in favor of doing so; but
am not In favor OF holding them under the
present dishonorable conditions. particularly as
We we 90 not care to tell the Filipinos what their
ultimate condition is TO be- II ever a people
we're we're justified In resisting foreign power those
people are justified in resisting US"
Shaking his finger at the Republican side the
SoIorado senator said: You have got TO face
thls proposition. Give these people a free gov
Tfhfnent or declare they shall never have one.
II we listen to the voice of kindness and mercy,
ana not to that Of avarice and greed we will
answer the appeal made to us for self-govern-
ment and freedom"
In the early part of the session some debate
occurred over Mr.. Berry's resolution TO dis
charge the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
lions from further consideration of the pro-
posed constitutional amendment providing for
the election of Senators by direct popular vote
flnaliy the resolution was withdrawn, assur-
ance being given that a rgoort from the com
mittee would be made.
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RECEIVER FOR PAVING BRICK COMPANY.

Judge Iacombe, In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday appointed Howard P. ELS tenn
norary receiver OF the Eastern Paving Brick Com
pany of Catskill, Greene County. n. Y. The ap-
pointment made on the application of the
woodland Avenue Saving and Loan Company, of
Cleveland Ohio. which alleged that the Eastern
10 meet it's current expenses.
Mr. icils Immediately filed his receivers bond.
which was fixed at 5000 and assumed charge of
the company's affairs. The Eastern Paving Brick
Company has office here at No. lH Broadway,
and is said be one of the largest manufacturers
OF having bricks and similar material In this mar
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

that date learning that an operation would be
necessary to relieve him, he went to DR.. Walk
er's hospital and three days later Dr. Keyes
performed the operation. 1t thought to
have been eminently successful. the patient
gaining steadily for ten days. On April - he
suffered a relapse. and, continuing to grow
worse. sank slowly until last night. when the
end came peacefully, His two sons, Henry s
and Quincy Morton, and his sister. Mrs. Brinker
hoff, OF Chicago, were at the bedside.
President MortOn's wife died last September.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

The 1902 edition of this wei known work Containing
all distinctive features which eleven
editions valuable has Just been ISSUED
the the present work Is complete newspaper
directory listing all the periodical publications Of
and Canada. II bound redc and
contains pages gives complete carefully ar
frequency Of issue estab-
lishment circulation, etc. Of publication.
convenient desk and Is the only newspaper
which a for memoranda against he
OF each paper In which advertisers the
OF contracts with the have
hand In
shape published price S. be obtained
publishers Messrs. pauchy Company % Park
Place New York from booksellers.
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DR.. HENRY MORTON DEAD.
PRESIDENT OF STEVENS INSTITUTE
SUCCUMBS TO EFFECTS OF AN
OPERATION.

DR., Henry Morton, president of the Stevens IN
stitute Of Technology. in Hoboken, died here at
the private hospital of DR.. John b. Walker. No.
33 East Thirty-third-st.. at 10 o'clock last night
from the effects of operation performed on
him on April ID by DR.. E. L. Keyes, who attend
ed Archbishop Corrigan in mis- last illness.
President Morton. prior to April II, has suf-
fered intensely from a disease of the kidneys
having been unable to sleep for some time On
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

For New England fair and continued day and
Sunday: diminishing northwest north winds.
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland. fair and
fair Sunday with rising temperature Hgh,
10 fresh q northeast winds.
Delaware and New-Jersey. fair to-day Sunday.
fresh north L northeast winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern New-York fair
and continued cool today fair Sunday with rising
peratuTe. fresh north TO northeast winds
For Western Pennsylvania, fair to-day; Sunday
with partly cloudy probably showers
cas-
For Western NewYOrk fair and continued cool to-day;
sunday and partly cloudy with probably showers
western portion. fresh north winds.
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Maryland Society. in the Maryland Room at
Shcrrys- More than hundred and fifty persons
were present The patronesses were Mrs. j. hewitt
Steele. Mrs Philip A. S. Franklin. Mrs Elgin r.
L: Gould. Mrs. w W. Baldwin. Mrs John Hanway. y.
Mrs. J: B. Horner, Mrs Ellen Hobbs. Mrs. Z. II.
Price. Mrs a. w. Spier and Mrs. Donald Mclean.
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WJLHELmINA SIGNING DEGREES.

The Hague, May s.-At Castle Loo this morning
the following bulletin was posted:
Queen whitening had quiet night. with no rise
In temnerature She Is taking sufficient nourish-
Jnent and her condition really is satisfactory
The Queen was able to sign royal DEGREES this
afternoon.
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Pn.fnmcc Nnffce

tShould be read DAILY all Interested
occur I time)
Foreign mails Tor the week ending 1902. vii
close promptly in all the General
IllWs- Parcels Post Mails
Closing time shown below. Parcels
many close at . p Monday "Wednesday
REGULAR and Supplementary Mails
tlon haIf hour later than closing
cent that Supplementary Mails for
tOnl - 9- -
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TRANSATIANTTC, MANS

SATURDAY-At a. m Islands
Tartar Prince lmau for Itav directed per s.
Tartar Prince y a. m. s.
Lain Onail must he directed per Lahn'.l: ar
$50 a m. FOR Netherlands direct per Rorrer1aTrL
tmal must be directed per Rotterdam'l; $50
9. N. Tor scotland direct. s. Ethiopia
be directed per s. EthiCpial 1880 D m (slr-
Elementary D. M for Europe. 5 Lucania. via.
Queenstown. -
PRINTED MATTER, ETC--Ths steamer takes PrlntaF
Matter, Commercial Papers for Germany
only. The class Of mail for other uarts %
Europe will not be by this unless speciaIIY
directed by
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatianrf,
Mails ramed above, additional Supplementary Mails
are opened on the piers II the American FneIIzh
French and German steamers. and remain omen nnrIr
within Ten Minutes OF the hour sailing OF steamer
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xErxxv NtIt Ennn EnN<

Pictures and descriptions of the rnins left
ness portion of this pretty New-EnElnnd
town, and some emergency business quar-
now I'm there. See TO morrOw's :
Tribune.
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Highest temperature yesterday. Co. lowest AZ average
Average temperature for corresponding year
Average temperature for corresponding last
twenty-five years ID
Local forecas-Far and continued cool to day. sun
fair with rising temperature; fresh north north
winds
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OUR STATE MILITIA

very interesting article on the 41th Regi-
ment of the National Guard. with picture.
of md prominent Officers. will
conclude the popular series of National
Gunrd stories In to mOrrOw's Tribune
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated The Tribune's SELF
recording barometer The dotted line tempera-
ture as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the temperature for twenty
comparison with the corresponding date
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pauchy s Co... New.paper catalogue.

Premature Loss OF the Hair may be entirely
prevented by the OF Burnette's COcoaine
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IN NEw-YORT CITY.

IN NEW-YORS CITY
MaiI subscribers to the DAILY TRI-WEEKLY villa
oe S charged one cent postage addition
the rates named above.
Ihe Tribune Will be mailed Cuba Porto Rico Ha
postage. F-0 50 -0''S-t
For Europe and all countries in the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune mailed at the follow us
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DIED.

Amanda TiIIou wife Of George r. Brown. Fansral
Scotland Road south Orange. o. sunday Nav H. az
4;lS p m. on arrival Of train leaving NeV-forS az 3
CALDwELI.-At NewburE y Y Thursday. May s. 1902
Charles Caidwe assd IS years Funeral se5yses from
Interment private. Kindly omit towers
FORD
sons Of Revolution. once OF the Secretary: ito
greet announcement is made Of the death Of Paul l. Fosd
FREDERIcK $ TALLMADGE President
NORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS Secretary.
@ SS s EIsaSs'9 & \ & Pgay 2 % %9rPnF MsE q
Funeral serYics a, ~ ia,s Ts5. ~ nee NJ 237 Sosrn
1BToSd.st; Eii5a6eth al 3 p n en sunday May ~.
papers please
MOLLER-May $ Johan MoIIer In the s7th year of his
sge Funeral service from his late residence No East
convenience OF family. Kindly flowers
ISg3,S Msy G ny Morton ga Ps'ens e q:
10Th year. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MTRPHY-on May Z after a lingering illness. sarah
Corneiia Myer wife Professor John @. Murphy.
dence her dSughter Mrs Ella E BrundsEe Fishkii-
0n- The Hudson on SATURDAY. at p m Greene Della
BirdeaH Rice Funeral services az O'Clock Saturday
Piatt No lis GsSTs ] o Plas a son sistiys and frisna
invited without further notice. Interment private
sTRAIT-Francese Povie beloved wife OF Harvey
Chambers-st, sunday
wINsoRzAt Bound Brook. J.. THURSDAY. May 5. lsos
residence Of her sister Mrs Elizabeth Ross. Saturday
May 10. at ?. m
The woodlnwn Cemetery. ~
One, o Borough Fss of Sf Bronx New YORK City so,,
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.
only store sth Ave * 18Th ST stephen Merrl.,, rr
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Malls for the Philippine Islands via Francisco eo.,
bsrs daily at $50 . m May I'll. Inclusive fo-
dlspatch per U. :. Transport
Natis Hawaii. China. Japan and Philippine
NAV nc inclusive for dispatch $ 5. = -
Japan. VIA Seattle. here
m. Nav ia Inclusive. for dIsnas~h
8 Kinshiu Maru. (RegSteFsd mail be a.
rected via Seatte''l
NaJIs for Australia exccpt (which FIR
yaris5 Ma HIrope1 New ZealandN. Fiji. Samoa anE
hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily at 63S
n IN after April t26 and May III Inclusive. or
arrival Il :. :. Campania- due az New-York Ma
fIT for dizpatCh s. :. Ventura.
via Seattle Victoria.
close here daily 6;i0 m May t20 irriusve
Empress OF India fregisterad mail
ne addressed. Me-~handse q
United states Agency Shanghai cannot be for
warded via CRnadal-
Mails for Australia except West Australia which
Esrope and which via san FranciscoD
ana Ffu Islands Seattle and Victoria. 3 c. close
here daily at D. m. after May tlI and 70 May
t24 Inclusive. for disnatch per $ : Miowera
Mails Tahiti MaFqussas Islands. via san Fran
cisco here daily at $50 p m up 70 June - IN
elusive. dispatch per . ; Australia
forwarded To port OF sailing daily
ana IRE schedule arranged the preSig-
tlon Of uninterrupted overland transit TRegiS>
tered mail closes " 8 D. m. previous 6ay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. POztmastsr>
Postolaes. Nex-YeEk. y. y, Nay :. lsoa
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DIED.

BAILl-On May g. in Shanghai. China Frank Pennington
Ball of Frank Pennington and Virginia Lowery
Ball, IN the 50 year Of his ege.
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Special Nonce5.

Bangs 4 CO., 81 and O3 Fifth Avenue.
VIII sell at auction MONDAY. May 18th. and following
days. 3 +. NJ.
PART II.
The Large and Valuable
LIBRARY OF
MIR. JOHN f. BURTON.
OF LAKE GENEVA. WISCONSIN
a Collection standard Works in the di,~
feTent departments Literature Medicine. Mexico Nor
monism. NAPOLEON; New England Primers, New York.
Pamphlets Poetry Rebellion Confederate Leraurer
komanism. Shakespeare. slavery Tobacco Voyages and
Travels. Washington. Wisconsin. Woman, etc.
FRIDAY. May l6th.-A Collection of Americana: Early
Wood EngraviIgs Artiscay Illustrated Books Original
AHahaoad Editions Of Kiplng; Reynard the Fox, 1919
Crulkshank Illustrations. First Editions and other
scarce and valuable
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DINNER OF THE MARYLAND soCI

Maryland My Maryland" was sung and played
last night at the reception, dance and dinner Of the
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Addres all communications relative subsrirtlcr$
sdVertisements to THE TRIBUNE. New-Y1rk
Remit by Posohce money order express money orisr
draft registered letter
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC -

SATURDAY-At a m. for Porto Rico. per $ Coamo
VIA san Juan. al a. m. Complementary o. nj
for Curacao and Venezuela. MarataIbo fr,aff
for SavaniUa and Cartagena be directed
Mar9Cabo'D; at ESQ a. supplementary 1880 a m
for Fortune Island, Jamaica. Savaniila Cartaraua
Greytown per :. Alene tma Tor Costa Rica must "a
directed per 8 Alene). 9,30
l0:S9 a NJ for Haiti per Hungaria at 9;3O a
for Brazil. per 3 karfr Prince Ianefro ar1
Santos (mai Northern Brazil Argentine UrixSIav
and Paraguay be directed KoH-
Prtnce'D: at 10 a. for Cuba. stIe
via 10 a m. for Grenada ana Trinidad ana
CIudad Bolivar per ;. MaravaL
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

HOURS: Morning. Night
, I3SsBsTs issss stOu
~ I 81
m
Y 9 l.
~, stt-k4
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QUOTED AGAINST HIMSELF.

Mr.. Gallinger, in replying, said that he for
the moment constituted the few Republicans" "
he would call Mr.. Teller's attention to the fact
that on December &c, 1898. the Senator from
Colorado had declared that the United States
This caused considerable laughter in the gal
leI1es
Mr.. Teller said that 10 have given the Islands
Spain or else they would have been seized by
Germany
Mr.. Beveridge inquired whether Mr.. Teller
stood by the statement in his speech at that
lime that our flag in the Philippines would not
come down
Mr. Teller said he meant that the world was
TO be informed that the islands would be pro-
tected by the American government He meant
that the flag should remain there until a suit
able government Of their own could be estab-
lshed.
Does the Senator say now" inquired Mr..
BeYeridge. that We cannot disconnect ourselves
entirely from these islands?"
4 do not think we cam replied Mr Teller.
Il do not think ever can disconnect ourselves
from Cuba. We have not been able for eighty
years TO disconnect ourselves from the South
american governments. over every one of which
We have exercised Drotectorate under the
Monroe Doctrine And when the Senator from
indiana tells me that the Filipinos are Incapable
2f self-government ] tell him that all the facts
,eny that statement. Admiral Dewey has de-
Iafed they are as capable of self government as
ire the people of South America or Of Cuba"
nr. Gallinger read statement by Mr.. Sim
,hey, a postal official in Samar asserting that
ne fipinos were utterly incapable of self
government. and that every Filipino would ac-
Iept q brbe.
Mr. Hoar inquired how Il was that the Philip
9he Committee, the administration and the
..,lnpplne Commission proposed to give TO these
pie government In which they should have
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Malls Tor NeWtoundIand by rall 20 NoTth sydney ana
thence by close this office daily al 6.2S
o. m connecting close here Monday Wednesday
and Saturday, Mails for Mquelon. by rail to Roston
nd steamer. close JaiIv
o m Mails Cuba by rail Florida ana ths1Ss
by steamers dispatched daily. except ThursfIav
hna connecting closes fcr Gispatch via Port Tampa on
MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Saturdays go a ;
for dispatch via Miami on Mondays and SATURDAYS as
sp4cially addressed dispatch steamer close a.
This Office daily SHndev az go o. and n sS
al I p. m II 80 D m Mails 90
t.,sta Rica Belize Puerto Cortez Guatemala nv
rail 20 New-Orleans. and thence steamer close a.
this daily. except Sunday; at = 80 m SUNDAYS
m. connecting closes here Mondays F4IIze
puerto and Guatemala. and Tuesdays for Costa
Rica). Registered mail closes at D n. previous day
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Tribune Subscription Rnte.-

SUNDAY, 3 cents yEItF,E1y RF,vIEvV can't.
DAILY 3 cents Tn I-yVFEEsI.y csnts
WEEKLY FARMER } cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC, s5 CENTS.
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BY EARLY MAIL. TRAIN
For all points IN States Outside OF
New-YOrk) nd
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The wOOdlnwn Cemetery. -
Borough OF Bronx. New York City W
Once. 20 East 23G Street Madso- Square South y"
The stephen Merritt Burial Go.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-06-14

ro, the product of an inflaned imaR-
ination, a lady unspeakahly fair,
found by accident walking under
the trees. or rescued from some ter-
rible happening. Can we construct
q society on such false idealsS They
who seek the one, as Won say. re-
main on anxious solieitude In their
fathers home; they who seek the
other draw out the golden thread OF
life in bachelors den the victim
Of folly's seriest day dream. TIL
failure 10 get as ths meaning of ths
line, s.Life is real, life Is earnest, .
fs what Is the matter with the mat
rimoniaI market. In a mind thus
contorted the real purpose Of life Ia
obscured. If the ball, the opera, II
clothes and steam yachts are the
end, then indeed would the unmar.
ried state be the summum bonum oi
existence. In the pursuit of n as'
ures that vanish, and the search oi
deiusive ideals, the relations to So
eiety, the influence OF the home, the
unifyfng agencies OF the family, are
all forgotten. The functions that
people sustain to society and gov
ernment are never dreaInpt of. The
failure to realize that society de-
mands something, and not fear oi
extravagance after marriage, il tbs
thing that has caused a luil In mat
rimony. A thorough study of oul
social structure will do more to reg
uiate marriage than thousand lee
lures on extravaganza. A
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-06-14
A HABEiS CORPUS HEARING
Young Man Admitted to Bail on
q Charge of Rape.

Quite little sensation was Great
ed yesterday afternoon I'm the En-
sign country when 1t was announced
that white woman had been crimi-
nally assaulted. C. w. Beard, a
young man, is charged with the
crime. He was arrested and brought
here last night by Deputy Sheriff
Minnick and taken before Judge
Dill lard for O habeas corpus
hearing. A number of citizens and
attorneys came with Beard and
when the hearing had been concluded
he was admitted to bail In the sum
of 5000. The bond was quickly
made and the party returned to En-
mis- on the s:57 train.
Very few facts could be learned
with reference to the affair, which
was alleged to have been committed
yesterday afternoon. The woman
and her husband live in tent near
Ensign. She claims that Beard came
to the tent and at the point of a
pistol forced her to submit him.
Beard denies the charge, but claims
that he was at the tent.