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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-12-21


EDITORS.
MIA y. Morgan Smith and Mss. h. IL
Carkar
STATE DIRECTORY.
Mira J. Morgan Smith. Regent, Birnins-
MIRA 4. r. Moclsiisn. Vice Regent.
ans n 4. Carter. Historian. Btrming-
Mrs. L. !. Haley. Secretary. ssrmins-
Mr.. phsst coode. Treasurer. Mobile.
'.Rsrnember the days OF old. consider
the years of many generations; ASK tiny
father and he viii shew thee; thy elders
and they will tell thea"-Mosss.
CHAPTER DIRECTORY.
General Sumter Chapter-Hesen~ "'
L. q. woodson. Birmingham
Light Horse Harry Lee Chapter-He-
gent, Mrs. Il. R. Miller. Auburn;
Peter Forney Chapter-Regent, Mrs. Jonn
] wyiey, Montgomery.
Andrew jackson Chapter-Regent Miss
Mittie McEiderry. Talladega-
Martha wayles Jefferson Chaptsr-He-
gent, Mrs. J. l. Cowan. OpenkA
! Frederick William Gray Chaptsr-hs-
gent Mrs. J. g. MoorinG. Annass0a-
. John wads Keyes Chaptar-Regsnt. NILS
Aurora p. Mcclellan. Athens.
/. Mobile Chapter-Regent Mira Richard
II. Carks, Mobile
Lewis Chapter-Regent, Mrs. La 4
Dean, Eufaula.
! Tuscaloosa Chapeer-Resens MN- Asaa0A
Peter-Bryos, Tuscaloosa
Regent--Mra Sarah Mcqueen. EaeAWs
Regeut-Mrs. A. D. Pitts. Selma
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-12-21
Wanted, the Tombstone Inscription
of Jonathan williams,

UL 4441%4410s
Troy, Ala, Dec. 8, 1902.
Dear Editor:
In reply to your request will say, the
grave Of Jonathan Williams can be cas-
lily found. it is marked by a rude stone.
I was at the grave two years ago and
placed my hand upon the stone at the
head: there are but few people who know
anything about the grave-none. 1 pre-
sumo, outside OF the relatives.
Very truly yours,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-12-21

EVERYBODY in these days needs Safe Deposit
- Box.
Everyone possesses something of value to be kept
safely, bonds or stocks, deeds mortgages an insur-
ance pocyor possibly some mementoes and keepsakes,
whose loss would always be regretted.
Ihefts are common valuable objects are misplaced
such cause Protect your property now. Take
box in the Safety Deposit Vault located in the only
freproof and one of the most famous buildings of
the city.
Boxes rented for $500 and upward per annum,
according to size.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
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Queries

$780, 1IAMMOND-Please give me some
information of the Hammond family of
South Carolina. | would like to have the
Revolutionary service of Leroy Ham
mond. whose wife was a Miss Dobbins
Z. d.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-12-21

This Departemnt will regard it a favor
II ~. H. W." wall get the Inscription and
send to me. This is another soldiers
grave located and his name will be re-
corded with others buried in Alabama
soil and will appear in the forthcoming
smithsonian Reports, II we can get 1t
in the next week or two.
State Regent.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-12-21

1872. cUNNINGHAM- GORsUCH-James
Morgan Cunningham marriNd Sophia
Gorsuch of Baltimore, Nd. A2uld like
to know the parents Of James e. Gun
ningham, and Sophia Gorsuch, AM what
descent. M II. U.
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of the Lewis family of North Carolina.
Charles Caffey married Nancy Lewis of
North Carolina. l want to know some
thing of her family. Charles and Nancy
Caffey moved to Montgomery County, ana
lived at Kramer for long time, and
raised a large family. 1 will be Obliged
to you II you can furnish me some in
formation through the Revolutionary Col
umn of The Montgomery Advertiser.
N. r. G..
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ssl, LEwIs-I write to make enquiries
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
.GALLAHER is ON TRIAL
HE is CHARGED WITH NUMBERING
HIS MOTHER.
A Jury Was Secured Quickly and Agree.
nent Made to Use Stenoerapher's
Notes on Certain Testimony.

Snn Antonio. Texne, December s.-Vlrgil
Gallaher, who has been in jail five years
and four months, charged with the murder
Of his mother Mrs Kate NJ Gallahcr, IN
Galveston, on August 10, 1907, was ar.
raigned In the Thirty district court
this morning. tho case having been brought
here from De witt county, where 1t had
been taken from Brazorla county, TO which
court 1t had been taken from the Galveston
district court on the alleged ground that
fair and impartial trial could not be had
In either Of the counties named
The first move of the defense after the
case was called for trial was to nle mo-
! tion for continuance ON the ground of the
| absence OF Mrs. W. casey OF llalas' MIS-.
| Ottun Vance of Galveston and joe Bell,
| whose whereabouts are unknown, IL being
claimed that these parties are material wilt
ncSseS.
= After the presentation OF the motion, the
| attorneys for the state ana defense GOT
| ugraphers report OF the evidence taken al
| q former trial IN Galveston and as embodied
! In the record which went before the Grim
| inal court of appeals, should go before thu
| Jury in this trial without impeachment
| whereupon the motion forsa continuance
was overrucd At three O'Clock this after
noon the work Of selecting jury was com
menCed and Ivy Z o'clock, NJ which hour
court adjourned, twelve men. who are Z,
try Gallnher for his life had been secured
nine from different neighborhoods IN tn,
county.
large number Of witnesses In the cas-,
ARE here from Galveston and other point,
ana it Is expected that the trial viii con
sumo the entire week, II not run over int,
next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
TEXAS

yourg mar named Davis murdered Mrs
WvuEe near Tyler and then killed himself
Two ncgsc children were cremated near
kilgore.
4 strong flow OF gas has been struck near
Columbia
About 100000 acres OF land are involved
In the boundary dispute between Texas the
Federal government and New Mexico
Mr. LalIache, prominent Pythian and
railroad man Of sherman, Is dead
John vcronsLy was shot ana killed near
Clstern.
Appointments for the Texas conference
OF the Southern Methodist and the Austin
conference Of the Northern Methodist
church were announced
The supreme court has made decision IN
the Moore will case from Grayson county
The supreme court has issued nm order
citing the aldermen OF Waco to show why
they are not in contempt In impeachius
Mayor higgins.
Mexican named Dlaz defendant IN
Hensa uonal abduction case died ia Jail al
Palestine.
Engineer Richie Is not az all favorably i'm
pressed with the bids for work on tn
Houston Bhip channel.
Virgil Gnlluher Is now on trial at sal
Antonio on the charge OF mAtricide.
Tho city council OF Dallas overcame thu
veto Of the street car monopoly grant by
vote OF 10 3.
There Is little foundation for the seusa
tipnal rumor of o loss Of life by the sink
ing OF vessels near la Porte
The city council OF Palestine has grant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
THE sENATE's SESSION.

Washington, December s.--The senate to-
day adopted all committee amendments to
the immigration bill, with the option Of
one, prescribing an educational test. and
also the action Of the commit IN striking
out section So, prohibiting the sale of In
toxicants within the capitol bulldia G. and
then laid aside the bill until tomorrow 10
pass number Of unobicCted pension nllls
The amendment fixing a So head Tux IN
each immigrant coming into the Initcl
states furnished the princip topic for ue-
bate. Mr. Galliuger Insisted that There wis
less necessity for II now than there was n
year ago hut II was adopted with nj al
vision. new amendment was added do
signed 10 stop the alleged perjury on the
part Of PEI sons seeking admiss on TO tue
United states, and the committee amend
ment making the head tax a lien on Inc
property Of the transportation lines brlIZz.
Ing Immigrants 20 the United states WIS
stricken out.
An amendment was agreed 10 exornntipc
the tax on aliens in transit to tho IInitpd
states ana aliens once admitted and who
have paid. Wv
After some routine business Mr.. QUAY
Sent TO the desk and had read Tho res6-
iutiohs adopted by the Indinn Terri NV
ieglslatlNe committee on Territorial leris-
lauon IN opposition to the Statehood bilI
COMBINING Oklahoma and Indian Terri+orv
expressing sympathy for Oklahoma In her
euortS 10 secure Statehood. appealing for.
some form OF local self-government. such
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
IA NEW FEDERAL BUILDING
For Houston Is Recommended to Congress
by Cabinet Officers.
EXPENDITURE OF FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
Will Give Building Sufficient for the Needs OF the
City for Some Time to Come-The Present
Building Is Utterly Inadequate.

very extensive" the report says, "eompar'
ing fayorably with cities three or four
times the size. The aggregate deposits Ii
the banks Of the city are placed at So.
oOo. 200, while the business done through
the clearing house last year Is said to have
been S4G6,OO0,00Os
Houston can not foil to increase rap
idly" it is stated, and the next census
will show u population probably exceed
ing 100000. In view Of these conditions,
we are OF the opinion that a liberal policy
win prove ultimate economy in any build
lug operations III that city that are pro-
jectcd at the present time"
Two plans Of relieving the present I'M
satisfactory conditions nre suggested. one
Is TO buy additional ground adjacent to the
present site and build thereon an extension
TO the present building. II is the cpuion
OF those signing the communication. how
ever. that 1t would be good policy to
do this,
The other alternative is the purchase Of
a new site aud the erection Of a new build
ing whole block. go by $50 feet.
would be preferable It Is stated, but
tract 2jU by 100 feet could be made to meet
the requirements. The opinion Is cx-
pressed that site this size could be pur-
chased for about $4,000. There should be
erected a building containing a basement
and four stories. Such building would
cost about SSS0,000. The cost of tract
| 1859 by 125 feet adjacent to the present site
would cost 100000 white an extension to
| the present building thereon would cost
| about $4,000, making a total Of 100000,
| or just half the estimated cost Of new
! site and building complete. 1t is stated,
however, that the difference might be de-
| creased by the sale OF the present site and
building at about $4,000 In case It is de-
cided to erect a new building.
While the communication signed by the
three cabinet Officers does not say so,
it is understood that when the time comes
to advertise for bids for the sites, only
those of property within the rectangc
bounded by Rusk and Franklin avenues
aud Milan aud Caroline streets VIII be
considered. Some OF the papers which are
filed with the communication and which
| win become public property tomorrow may
throw some light ON this subject.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
REEDS MEMORY HONORED
The Houses Tribute Has Only Three
Presidents in History.
SENATE DISCUSSED IMMIGRATION.
no Amendment Fixing the Three Dollar
Head Tax On Each Immigrant Was
the Principal Topic.

Washington, December s-The house 70
day paid remarkable tribute to the mem.
CRY OF Former Speaker Thomas r. Rsed
Hls death had created q profound imprss
sion and there was a universal desire
among the members that the house show u
signal mark Of respect to his memorv ror
tue mousse TO take action on the deoth ~ =
former member had only three precoda,.s
IN us history namely, on the occnsors ~
lhe death OF Thomas H. Benton. lance :.
bla'hc and Alexander II. stenbors ,r,ea
tue house adopted resolutions ana 80
!oHrned out OF respect to their msmor,o,
II was decided to follow these nroaa,. ~ =
IN the case Of Mr., Reed. The cb.n,aI. -
the opening of the session noId Pan, ,aa,I a.
reference to the death Of The ,e eeI.ps
speaker No business was tronsoc+ s%'n Ne
sohu inc formal reading OF two ,no.-. Oe,
iiom the president and an arr.nu. .-'.''a : &c
postpone The special order for so s,nG"' 70
''nuon dock bnl-untn tomorron. 1 -, ne
sherman tN. " then, amid n,,,o, slr,
silence arose and, IN & few ,os,,n, ~ -
'na .,,i offered the following resolution.
resolved, That the following r,,r,,..
spread on the record OF the honsa y. ute De
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
DOMESTIC.

The circuit court Of the Northern district
Of Texas. which recently held that the iu-
snrhnce could DC collected on policy ON
which the premium hsd not hecu paid, has
been reversed by the United suites supreme
court
The United States supreme court hands
down & decision unfolding thc suicide stat
ute, requiring insurance companies to pay
regardless Of how the policy holder died
Tho Prairie Greek coal lands vi Ark usas
heve been sold Ia Now York syndicate.
The STRIFE comml sslou wa6 astous ed 20
learn that the 10 per cent incrcnsa granted
by the operators in 1900 was not a straight
out advance 81 wages
The Public Health convention opens NJ
New Orleans today.
At Thomas p Reeds funeral toiav VIII
assemble distinguished state. and tho
most noted residents ~ the Pine Tree
State.
The Civic Federation is Ia session iu New
Yerk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weahe.

I washington. December s.-East Texas
} yjhsctsied weather Tuesday and wednes-
6ay, probably showers; warmer Tuesday
/ IA northwest portion: Hight to fresh north
"a esst winds.
Alabama and Mississippi-Fair Tuesday
Wednesday cloudy. probably showers; light
10 fresh north 10 cast winds.
Louisisna--Partiy cloudy Tuesday; prob
ably showers In northwest portion;
Wednesday showers; light 10 fresh north
east winds.
West Texas-Fair Tuesday in north por-
tion; wednesday fair
Arkansas Cloudy Tuesday: probably
rain or snow; Wednesday fair.
oklahoma and Indian Territory-Rain or
snow and warmer Tuesday: clearing
Wednesday.
New Mexlco--Fnlr TUESDAY and wednes-
day.
Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at 8 .. m, seventy NTH
meridian time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
HOUSTON.

The Craig murder trial resulted In YER.
dict Of not guilty.
Booker r. Washington will lecture In
Houston on December 81.
Hackmen arrested for standing longer
than thirty minutes In front Of VOLTS cigar
store are discharged by corpor9 ton court,
Many Important measures are referred 70
the ordinance committee ~ the city coun-
ell.
Houston will be well represented AT tha
artillery hall at Galveston tonight.
Brilliant wedding Of Mr.. T. C. Kendall
and Miss Maggie Shearn.
Charles 70 Scott driver Of an ice wagon,
met death az the end OF pistol.
Expert accountants report presented 10
the school hoard SHOWS fraudulent warrants
issued amount 20 S2i,GI2. 81.
Army board Of survey audits accounts Of
recruiting office.
chief Of police Ellis Issues order TINT slot
machines must go.
Major John S Hoover welded Ia Miss
Florence SWisher,
tho now city charter Is discussed at q
meeting OF aldermen prior TO city council,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09

Washington. December s.--The agents
from the postofice and treasury depart
ments and the department OF Justice who
visited Houston recently for the purpose
Of Investigating the situation with regard
to the building OF new Federal court
house and postofficc there, are ia fnvor Of
spending $4,000 on the project OF THIS
amount It IS recommended that $4,000 be
expended for a site, 80 by $50 feet in
size. These recommendations were em'
braced In a JOINT communication sent to
congress today by Postmaster General
Payne, Attorney General Knox aud secre-
tary OF the Treasury Shaw, The last sig
nature, that Of Secretary Shaw, was az
fixed to the document about 3 O'Clock this
afternoon It was Immediately mailed TO
the capitol. but had not reached there
when the clerks Office closed this even
ing.
The Post correspondent, however, IS In a
position to state that the main features urc
as given above The communication de-
scribes the condition Of the present post
Office. giving the dimensions location, etc.
OF the building 10 is stated that the icol
space is now barely sufficient TO accom-
modatc the force that two years hence II
VIII be totally Inadequate. The worst foa
ture, 1t Is stated, lies IN the fact that tho
mailing division, for lack OF space on The
drst floor, has been moved 70 the second
where proper provision OF the work Us i'm
possible and quick aud economical haudlins
OF the mail IS out nj the question.
considerable amount NJ attention fl
devoted TO the wonderful commercial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
Old as the Pyramids

And as little changed by the ages,
Is Scrofula, than which no disease,
save Consumption, is responsible
for a larger mortality, and Con-
sumption is its outgrowth.
1t affects the glands, the mucous
membranes, tissues and bones;
causes punches in the neck, ca.
tarrhal troubles, ricketts,, inflamed
eyelids, sore ears, cutaneous erup
tions, etc.
Il suffered grom scFofula. the disease af
t1cting the glands OF my neck. did every.
thing was told 10 do TO eradicate IL, but
without suceess. / then began taking
Hoods saraspaTilla, ana the swelling In my
neck entirely Disappeared and my skin re
unmed q smooth, healthy appearance. The
care was compiett" MISS ANITA MITCHELL
HiS Scott 81. COvlngton, Ky.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
EX-spEAKER REEDS FUNERAL
Trip from Washington Wltho;St W. W.
and Obseduies Without psp1}

Trip from Washington WlthosM! W. ~
and Obsequies Without p'sps,
Portland, Me, December Sine ~
ex.speaker Thomas B Reed was ",
the First Unitarian church, WneFe
remain until after the funeral at Z ? z
morrow. -. ts,r, W.
Mr.. Kinds said that the VI ~ "A III
ington had been without inc,aien'' p.ss 4
piiancc with the wishes Of MS J. NM Ti,s
funeral services tomorrow WI y Se1St's
any attempt at display, II y ov ,asls,.s
there will he music. other ,l,als sl psrl;
by the oreanist. Rev John ~ 49, Hi Ai
the pastor. will oficilte' seslSc ss,Sfli
served for the Loval Les,,n' pseis B.
bar, Cumberland club apo ~ a' bnri1l 10
nj Eyergreen cemetery Az n, sip'sSu ill
including the local and feus'N
win be closed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
FOREIGN.
THE vENEzuELAN CplsIs.

THE VENEZUELAN CP'sIS.
President Castro pleads for delay.
The German British uitmatum hns be, n
presented AZ Caracas.
Tho British minister and German charge
d'afaires astounded the Vcuczuclans IS
leaving Caracas without warning They
boarded men-ef-war.
A blockade Of the coast IS said to be I'm,
minent.
France Is afsme ana the press urges that
feet be dispatched TO Venezuelan waters.
President Castro srvs. ~ win nor sock
excuses 20 dis3rm fooihardv eumltleS which
would offend the dgnr Of my pcopc."
Harry McCalmont King Edw I'd d
double" Is dead
KAISER wllhclm can not attend the S
Louis exposition, but may send tho crown
prince
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
A GLOWING TRIRnrr

Hon Thomas Bracket Reed Ala, :.
"asn,Hston December I. lp02. Fer twentv.
Two years he had been member 4, mi,
mouse TOT six years Its speaker. H,s serv,
ice &c terminated with the Ffty.afth congress
"''n'n THIS time the scene OF his Mes
t'ea'es' activities was laid lie rendered
1910. .', . 70 his country which placed him IN
m, Wv front rama Of American statosmansh,p
ns exhibited chAracteriEtics which com.
hi sbilits ana won admiration. Force
S,,Ds%ssss Drought him popular fame and
bresdt6 Of int 1SI1iaes'aip 10 him depth and
.slsp@ent had produced risnt t0S SisN "a, oe
sr ,,h Above his follows and smpressss0 , Tow
"A distinguished sta.s.
S wrsss, cultured scholar ana ,n. ioIsS
batter, q master ~ 49,, an unmatched de-
Sicss tsmous q the woria', :, IRE LIRE; tas
'1Ds As sfeat and gepssssnta, iisa s,,,a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
NEW CONTRACTS ARE LET
FOR WELLS AT SPINDLE TOP AS a
RESULT or THE RISE.
There Are Not Enough Rigs to lake
Care OF the Work Which Is Now
on Hand

Beaumont, Texas December s-The fact
that the price of oil is lowering around the
5O-cent mark has beeu great incentive
to renewed activity on spindle Top. There
have been no less than half dozen new
drilling contracts let within the last three
days. and they are ali at fancy figures.
TOO. There are not near enough rigs on
the hill now 10 accommodate tine contrac.
torB who have contracts, and one con.
tractor this morning stated that he did NOT
believe IL would be over two weeks before
the same rigs that have been shipped away
from here VIII be seen coming back on tho
cars. He looks FOR rush all during tho
winter. The rises In Corsicana and in
other fields are having almost as much
to do with this, apparently, as the rises
here; IN fact, Il Is sympathetic move.
meni all around.
The Gulf Refining company has brought
suit against the Dividend OH company ON
n contract which, Il is alleged, called Tor
the delivery by defendant TO the plaintiff
OF $4,000 barrels OF oil at 10 cents barrel.
II is alleged that no time was specified
In the contract as TO the delivery, but that
Il was to be made within a reasonable
time. The plaintiff holds that reasonable
time has elapsed and that the defendant
has made no effort to deliver the oil 10
the plaintiffs loss. The plaintif asks for 4
judgment against tho defendant for Sl7. SOl
for the failure 10 deliver the oil and for
all other proper relief.
~
SECRETARY Bunch has, set December IL a,
the date upon which the matter pertaining
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
WASHINGTON.

Texas nny sain land instead Of losing hy
the resurrey oi the boundary lines, says
Representative stephens
II has heen recommended 70 congress that
sn appropriation of S4oO COO he made fpr a
new Federal building ri Houston The
present building Is entirely inadequate
Mf. Henry viii have the support az tie
Texas delegation in his application fr the
place on the judiciary committee now held
hv Mr. Lanham
General Wright wants the tarin on phi
iprdue goods reduced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
postogster stewart AoqaItt.s'

San Antonio. Texas peeen M, esas
w. Stewart, postmaster az "a. ~ u ciss
with opening letters addFessss address,. III, d
was tried in the Federal eoa'. .,slsts
acquitted. MI stewart wa DI,aa Istisa
The alleged offense OF opeDssp esste,
dressed TO United state, ,;stsat pes1
Bailey Of Texas and the as''''
ter general. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
Rice ard SUGAR Bulletin.

Galveston, Texas, December S-sectton
Director Bowie has recommended that the
weather bureau establish n sugar and rice
daily weather bulletin next season. The
department. has not promised to comply
with this recommendation tavorahly, but
Colonel Rowle was advised TO take the mat
ter nm with the department again next
spring, Louisiana is the only state that
has q special rico and sugar daily bulIe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values made sharp advance I'M
der the unucnce Of n heavy decline In the
movement,
The grain market was firm on bullish
statistics
There was small trading In stocks, but
the tone was firm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
CONGRESS.


The house will adjourn from December
% TO January 3,
The house adjourned MS a tribute to the
memory OF former Speaker Reed, and the
senate discussed the immigration bill.
senator Nelson introduced joint resolu-
tlon for an amendment to tue coustitu-
ton to control trusts.
The senate committee on immigration gSve
n hearing 10 persons Interested In the new
bill.
senator Culiom wants the senate TO take
up the reciprocity treaty with France.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
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