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marriage to mourn her death. The
funeral will occur tomorrow morning
at o'clock, at the Catholic church of
Bareias. lnterment will be made at
Barelas cemetery.
George Arnot, the secretary of the
Gross-kelly company, has moved his
family to this city from Las Vegas
and they Will make it their future
home. Mr.. Arnot is manager of the
Albuquerque branch of the company
I'M the coming of his family is an &C.
QUESTION for Albuquerque.s
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

Mail for Las Vegas, East Las Vegas
and Santa Fe closes at 6 p. m.
Carriers collect mail from boxes at
5 p. m.
Carriers leave postofice at 8 a. m.
and $3.50 p. m. d
Sunday Hours = General Delivery
and carriers windows open from 10 to
II a. m.
General delivery window open daily
except Sunday from s a. m. to 6 p. m.
r. w. HOPKINS, p. M.
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No DuMoNsTRATfoN

At il:4S o'clock the doorkccper drqcicd
his assistants TO clcsr the floor Of an per
sons not entitled TO rcuaIu during the ses
sion Meantime members were epIorlng
the door from the iobhics and there was
much confusion. The leaders on nafh sides
were surrounded and greeted as they found
thclc way ia their desks, but thrrc were
no demonstrations Mr. Cannon OF Illinois,
whose election as speaker OF the. uext house
Is already assured. Wass hnsgged by his
colleagues With congrmplatips and could
with dl6icuty force IA way to Ills desk.
Mr.. Payne of New York, TIC floor leader;
Mr.. DaIzcu Of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Richard
son OF Tennessee, the minority leader, and
other prominent members also held i'm
proptu receptions
Three minutes before hour OF noon tho
doors from the rear LIBBY swung open and
Speaker Henderson entered, lie was I'M
mediatcIy surrounded 10y members and held
reception upon the marble steps OF the
rostrum untl the hands Of the clock met,
Then. exactly at II O'Clock noon, he as
ccnded to his plnce. A great outburst Of
applause greeted him ns ne faced the house
and galleries With several vigorous whacks
Of the eave the. speaker stillcl the dem'
! onstraton III. the hush that followed, the
blind chapalE. Rev Couden. offered prayer,
rervently knocking divine blessing upon the
president, the government the members
of congress aud the work OF the session,
When he had concluded the voices broke
out afresh aud in the volume OF sound that
| filled the han the calls OF the clerk could
hardly be distinguished. So great was the
| confusion that the speaker was obliged "a
bring the house TO order and to admcnish
both the members aud the spectators In
the galleries to preserve order. The roll
then proceeded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02
QUARANTINE LAW SUSTAINED.
Colorado Statute Prohibiting Importation of
Cattle Held to Be Valid.

people against infection and contaeicn,"
taking care always that the means cW-
ploycd 80 hat cnd do not so beyond the
necessities " the case or unreasouably
burden the exercise W privilege Of citizens,
As there Is no evidence as TO the practical
operation ot this regulation ON clippers
~ cattle. as It does not appear otherwise
that It can be obeycd without ombarrass'
inent or without unnecessary delay, the
court can not assume arbitrarily that "a
was wholly without authority in the cir
cumstunces. or that IL uuduly burdened tito
exercise " the privilege Of engaging IN
Interstate commerce..
AS the statute does not forbid the In
PRODUCTION Of an livestock coming trom de-
lined territory, but only prescrlOcs certain
methods OF protection, aud MS those meth.
DDS have been devised 10y the state uu.
der Sta reserved power Go protect the
properly ot It's people from Injury aud do
not appear upon their faces to ee unrca
smabic. we must. In the absence Of eN-
dcuco 10 the contrary, assume that they
arc appropriate tn IBIS object when the
state Is rntitlcd to accomplish
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SPECTACULAR EVENT
W Brilliant ASSembIage Witnessed the
Opening Of The Congress.
WAS A SHORT SESSION.
The Proceedings Of the House Were
Purely PeffunclOry.
GREETINGS WERE EXCHANGED.
Speaker Henderson Received a Cordial
Reception.
NEW MEMBERS WERE SWORN IN,
Customary Resolutions Adopted and Nd
iournment Taken Until Today When
Presidents Message Viii Be Read.
NEW MEMBERS WERE SWORN IN.
Customary Resolutions Adopted and Ad-
iournment Taken Until To-day, When
Presidents Message Viii Be Read

Washington December l., The opening
Of the Fifty, seventh congress IN the house
was as usual, spectacular event The
galleries Of the freshly decorated hall we're
packed to the doors with people prominent
IN society and politics, aud tho dover show
on the door although not as elaborate as
usual, oiled the chamber with perfume
and added grace and beauty TO the scene.
The IT ,mbera were good natured aud jovial
and there was no outcroppiug Of partisan
feeling. Speaker Henderson received a
cordial reception as he assumed the saych
but beyond this there WAS no dcmous'ra-
ton The proceedings wero purely per
fuuctiouary prayer, the calling cf the
loll, the swearing in OF members elected
10 Ill vacancies created by death or reeig-
nation during the recess, the adoption OF
the customary resolutions to appoint q com
mlttce 20 walt on the president and 10
inform the senate that the house was
ready to transact business and 10 DIX tbs
daily hours Of meeting, summarize what
was done
The death Of Representative Charles Rus
sell Of Connecticut was announced by his
successor The usual resolution Of regret
was adopted and the house, as further
mark Of respect adjourned until tomorrow
when the presidents message will I've re
celyed. The session lasted less than Al
! nous.
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ESTIMATES FOR TEXAS
Half A MILLION Fer THE HOUSTON
SHIP CHANNEL
To Be Expended During the Next Fiscal
Year on Sections Ono and TWO
Several Public Buildings Included.

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the language "t t'' ''ll'" IN ''N'''",nt
the improvement m the "a'''H'''. sup
channel ana buho'" "'1v' w 20
depth ~ divisions one 'u' wv 49,,
The amount appropriated l"' Wv "'''
year ending June ~ io""' was l'U''''
Other estimates OF interest '' l'N"S ar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02
ENEMIES OF SOUTH
Promptly Began Their Attack As Soon
As The Congress Assembled.
TAYLER OF OHIO THE MAN
Who Was First TO Spring Virginia
Elections Matter on the House.
ATTACKED CREDENTIALS OF GLASS
Resolution Was Referred to Committee
on Elections, Iayler Chairman.
------- g
DEMOCRATS INTEND TO FIGHT HARD
It the Matter Is Pressed 70 an Issue by
the Repub6eans---cr umpeoker is Not
Especially Interested
ATTACKED CREDENTIALS OF GLASS
Resolution Was Referred to Committee
on Elections, Iayler Chairman.
DEMOCRATS INTEND TO FIGHT HARD
II the Matter Is Pressed 70 an Issue by
the RepuhGeans--C runpeoker is Not
Especially Interested

Washington, December u sccms mat
the enemies NJ tho South iu congress are
not disposed TO lose nnN timo M beginning
their attack Jusi lftvr ihc ccromony OF
swearing IN uow momnor was finished TO-
day Representative raylrr Of ohio, chnir.
man Of elections No J. created something
of sensation by o0rrIng resolution pro.
willing that the credentials Of Carter Glass
elected TO The FIFTY seventh congress from
the sixth Nicginn district bc referred 70
bls committee and iuqWey hc made as 10
whether tho election WINS "bascd on law
ful returns I'm the election held In Nirginio'
November g ana upon which registration
lists such election was hcld and whether
franchise WINS allowed TO ou ciiscns allic;
mud whether clt1aus of thr United states
entitled o. vote ror mcmhcrs ~ congress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02
a fouR srARREp PENNANT.
Dewey Resumes DUTY for the First Tim
ei..rn ~ I1LiIiar,irc I.rnien

Dewey Resumes DUTY for the First Time
Since His Philippine Cruise.
Washington. December 1. Admiral Dewey
resumed active 500 dutS tbls morning for
the first tlnio since his return from his
eyer memorable crulsc So Philippine waters.
His foursturred peWaur was hoisted On
the presidents yacht MaynoHer at the
washington navy yard about Q O'Clock, and.
accompanied by the members II his staif.
the admiral sailed away e nssume direct
command Of the large fleet engaged In me
Included Rear Admiral Taylor chief II the
bureau OF nlpic tion, chief Fl STAINS Captain
swift and Captain Pltlsbnry, asslsfhat
cljefa 81 stan and Commander Sargent,
personal aide The departure of the party
was devoid u display and the customary
salut- TO che admlr was omitted at MS r.
direct for Culebra island. on Porto kieo,
and is due thcre next saturday
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THE TEXAS DELEGATIONS.
lSnccinl 20 The postO

Washington, December Eight Of the
thirteen Texas representatives answered 70
their names when the roll was called In
the house today, They were: Cooper
Sheppard, Raadell, Henry Lauhum, Bur
Lesson and Stephens.
Senator Bailey was present during the
short session Of the senate senator Cui.
berson is expected to arrive tomorrow.
Judging by opinions expressed by the
various members OF the delegation, tpere
viii be comparatively Little la the way or
new legislation Of interest to Texas durins
the present session Tho opinions seem 70
be that moi much IN this line can be accom-
plished aud that IL viii be better TO devote
the energies Of tho delegation TO getuns
through the bills introduced during the hrsl
session.
Pending the arrival OF Mr.. Ban nothing
definite can be said as % the proposed nc"
Federal building for Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02

Washington, December THE uniod
States supreme court today sustained tho
constitutionallty Of the stock quarantine
law 81 Colorado Tho decision was an
nounced by Justice Harlan aud was hesCd
ON the case Of $. n Reed ". The People
~ Colorado. The law prohibits the i'm
portatlon Of cattle or other livestock ipto
the state from points south ot the thirty
sixth parallel Of latitude between April
and November, unless they bear hills Of
health. The law was stacked as uucon-
stitutioual aud as antagonists TO tho IN
tcrstate commerce law and the atAmai in
dustry law. but the court held the law to
be Within the rights Of the stare TO pro
tect its own cltlEcus, An APPLICATION for
writ Of error In the habcas corpus pro
ceedings by Rocd was also oNcrruled'
In the course Of his opinion Justice Har.
Inn said that the cattle In question were
On the way from Texas to Wyoming mud
that Il was Admitted they were not in
fectcd bv any contagious disease, or the
claim ,nat ono State has Il right to shin
livestock from one State 10 another the
court said that state may protect It's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02
rHE sANlTARY coNFERENcE.
Health Officer Brumhy Is to Represent
Houston.

I0U0TTIT 10 DO TuHII
washington, December DIR. W. NJ
Hrumby, city health officer Of Houston. mr.
rived here today to attend the sanitary
conference Of representatives Of the Amer
lean republic, called by the governing
board OF the international Union II the
American Republics in accordance with
the resolution adopted by the second inter
national conference OF American statcs,
held recently IN the city Of Mexico. The
conference will commence tomorrow and
VIII last until Sunday. II viii be presided
over by Surgeon General Wyman of the
navy and its purpose Is to discuss mutters
pertaining 10 quarantine, sanitation aud
bindred topics.
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Room ,ol Nn0u Bl0ek. Houston I'I".
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NEuIRAL ATrITupg MAINrAINgD.
State Department Refuses to Make the
Orinoco Bloc <sde an Issue

State Departnent Refuses 70 Make inc
Odnoco Bloc <sde an Issue
washington. December 1.-The state de-
pariment Is perfectly satisfied Wlth Alh'
lister Bowen's neutral attitude respecting
the blockade Of the orinoco river by tue
Venezuelan government. According to me
departments information. the minister has
not committed his resS4nition OF the ef-
made an issue with the Venezuelan govern
ment by refusing to recognize the block DC.
The state der" rtment has seen no occasion
yet 10 make a. Il 40 Issue, for its reports
10 MOI indicat that American commerce
mas VET suffered from the blockade. II Is
believed that what are supposed u 10
American vessels on the oripoco are vessels
sailing under the Venezuelan hag ana
therefore subject to the laws Of the eoup
tTy.
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the resolution, bot as Nj, Taylor dld not
ask action upon it, nut only that It be re-
fcrred to the committee for elections No. !,
it was referred without objection
A resolution was adopted Tor the appoint
mcut OF a commircc of ,hrcc members Go
join a senate coGnmittce TO wait on the
president and INFORM him that there was n
quorum present and that It was ready g.
receive any communication lac might desire
TO make. Inc speaker appointed Messrs
Bingham &C Pennsylvania, hit u Illinois
and Rlchnplson of Tennessee
Tho customary resolutions iustructing tho
clerk TO inform the scantc that the house
was ready to do business, and fixing the
hour Of meeting at noon. were adopted.
Mr.. RrandlGcc ot Connecticut then mn.
nounced the death Of his predecessor, MIR,
Russell. ana presented the usual resolutions
Of regret. These were adopted, and at
1855 g. N. as q further mark OF respect
the house adjourned until tomorrow.
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rwo MEMRERs nEsIGNEp.


When tho roll call was finished the speak
or announced quorum present. Tho resg-
nations OF Representatives Ray OF New
York and Hail OF Pennsylvania were laid
before the house.
The following members elected during
tho recess to MI vacancies created by death
or resignation then appeared before the bar
or the house and took the oath Of ofhce:
Augustus b. Gardner, sixth Mnssachu
scus. vice Secretary Moody resigned; a..
nrlmyer. Seventeenth Pennsylvania, vice
II X Polk. deceased: II. b. Brandigee,
rbird Connecticut, vice g. A. Russell, de-
ceased; ]. W Dwight, Twenty sixth New
York vice @. W. Ray. resigned; De witt
e Flanagan, Fourth New Jersey, vice J.
8 salmon. deceased; Carter Glass, Sixth
virginia, vice p. J. otey, deceased; Morris
sbeppard. Fourth Texas, vice his father,
J. s sheppard. deceased James J. Butler
Twelfth Missouri. vice himself. he having
been unseated at the last session
Immediately after the swearing in or
these members Mr. Taylor Of Ohio created
aurry by Offering resolution TO inves-
t,este tho election Of Carter Glass from tie
sIy,h N gInIa district Mr Richardson,
tho minority leader, challenged action on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-02
THE srNATE's SESSION.

Washington, December The senate
was In session twelve minutes today, the
FIRST day Of the session. an Adjournment
until tomorrow being taken out Of respect
to the memory Of the late Senator James
Mcmillan, who died during the recess.
Rarely hns the historic chamber pre-
scented such an appearance MS = did TO.
day The custom OF placing flowers on tho
desks Of senators on the opening day Of
session is one which has long been FOL
lowed, but todays display was admittedly
the most magnificent heretofore seen. Many
Of the senators were carly ON the door anl
kept busy exchanging greetings with old
ncqualntnnccs.
The galleries wore packed 10 sufocaNon
aud hundreds stood outside HE corridors
and tried to gaiu admission Among the
spectators wcrt several members Of the
diplomatic corps. Senior QuesHda, the Gu
ban minister occupied a conspicuous place
Tho absence OF Rev Or. Mllhurn, the blind
chaplain. was particularly noticeable Ills
place was taken by Roy. j. Prcttymnn Of
Washington.
! No business was transacted, beyond pas
| sing the customary resolutions that the
| senate was ready TO proceed to business
/ aud fixing the hour Of ccnvening the SEES.
sions at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Frye nsccnded the rostrum at noon
and hush fell upon the assemblage, white
Rev j. Prettyman pronounced the inyoca.
ton
The clerk called the roll and sixty.eght
senators responded to their names
The customary resolutions were adopted
notifying the house the senate was ready
to proceed TO business, appointing com
mttee to Join with one from the house 10
wait on tho president aud Inform him that
congress wns assembled, and also fixing
the hour Of meeting at - o'clock. Mr
Piatt OF Connecticut and Mr.. Jones OF
Arkansas were appointed to wait upon the
president
Mr.. Burrows Of Michigan then announced
the death OF his colleague, James Nc
MILAN lie spoke WITH great emotion and
briefly referred 90 the NE and services q
the dead senator Rescluticas Of regret
were offered aud unanimously odoptcd,
and, as a further mark of rCspcri, the gen
ate, at i2l2 p u, adjourned until -
,psl' cldCls tomorrow
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-15

Lady Foster Hive viii give a epchTe IN Thu s
day Afternoon. June -. at BiehleFs Hall. IA d:
Lady Niiriah Hive held its reSurcr review IN
Thursday afternoon in the, Burl nrton hri! ms
son. past iaGy cOmisalde'. w@o Is ore + IN
charter members OF the hive. as lieutenant ccTI-
mander. wcs presented with a silver cake bask I
as a slight token Of esteem. Ms. Mar.ha SEaw.
lieutenant commander. made tae pr6selta Iol
address ana the gift coming as a comrl te sGT-
prs. 70 Idrs. Wilkinson. held hor spelb-un I
usual heartfelt manner.
Mrs. MuiEc Of Queen Bee I've was \ y%!Fit"r
forth much applause. Mrs. Byezland CT M1p..-
wood. recently of Texas. invited the hive me T.
the hours Of . and 6. it being her cls;on to
~celebrate her birthday among her Ma .c-b e
friends.
at Maplewood. likewise invited the hive members
at some date soon to hold a porch party"
he N'I flaf Ninv was aniiedp by Miss II Emma Lre N.
Court. one Of the latest recruits to Maccabeeis,n.
MS. Leftwich. g new member. was present fr
received and ballotod Upon favorab'y.
Mrs. DeSusa, the newly-elected picket, vas
duly installed. the service being taken by $.
The wonderful progress and prosperity of the
Order of the Ladies Of the Maccabees Il tie
NJ. Hollister. This order. being the ninth lar
gest in the world. among fraternal beneficiary
societies. Is the largest OF the kind composed OF
women. the ether eight whose membership is
larger being mems organizations. Mrs. Lillian
HOLSTER is chairman OF the Ways and Means
Lady Managers for the Temple of Fraternity
TO be erected at the Louisiana Purchase ExPosi.
keeper. is first vice president Of the board. Tais
fraternal building Will be the headquarters fr
both ,n msns aa9 w and sS 3 SSGteu in ali anid d is I
george ! FRANKIE, Sc sseT St. % q INtsS SsoFaE Sm m
mittee OF the Board of Lady Managers.
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an entertainment. Brother Charles Begeman,
secretary Of this lodge. is contemplating giving
up business and sta. ting on the read this fan
with a troupe MADE up OF Columbia members.
Baden Lodge Is mourning the loss OF enc OF
its best members and medical examiner, Doctor
Enterprise Lodge Has elected one Of the young
est protectors in the city, Brother Ryan. Al
though young. he has very few equals as a
lodge worker, AMI the chances are very good
that by the close Of his term OF office the men,
bership OF Enterprise will bs doubled.
sister Johanna Feldman, grand vice protector
o. Missouri. i, one of the most entnps astic
doubling the membership Of her lodge. Humboldt.
and is now Determined to make Il the banner
German-speakinS lodge in the State. With the
sister started on this mission, some of the Ger
man lodges are bound to lose their isurels.
Past Grand Protector Henry G. Dammer has
served notice on the membership Of Eureka, OF
which he himself is one. that they must have
now on.
Doctor Libby Russell Of Sylvan Lodge Is keep
ing up the work in that lodge ard has already
added to its roster several members in the past
month.
The grand protector desires for tho informa-
tion of tho members who have been making In
quiries at the Grand Lodge office as to the
whereabouts Of Brother Louis Graf. that the good
brother was sojourning In Ireland. visiting his
relatives for the last two months and Is now at
home and can be seen at the meetings Of Flora
Lodge in the Fraternal building on the second
ard fourth Tuesday Of each month.
The grand protector and staff have decided to
months. There are fifteen in all. with three
others which will be instituted this coming week.
making in all eighteen new lodges since Janu-
AIRY last.
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Order of Scottish Clans.

Fifty-iye hundred dollars was paid out by the
royal treasurer the last week to the heirs Of de-
ceased members. The average payment OF these
claims was less than two weeks from date u
death.
The Scottish Clans is having a verltable boom
During the last two weeks three new clans were
Instituted, and. with the friendly rivalry now
existing for the Royal Clan prizes, more than 20
members were added to the membership roll OF
Clan Douglas. No. 3. will hold It's la,t meeting
next Tuesday evening at its hall. Grand and Eas-
ton avenues. prior to the twenty-fourth annual
picnic OF the combined clans OF this city. on
July 4. at Normandy Grove. The m OF
the clan will make its report as to the programme
Of the day. and explain everything in connection
Herewith. A large attendance is ANTICIPATED
The Executive and General Arrangement CON-
mittees of the twenty-fourth annual picnic Of
the order on July 4, at Normandy Grove. Will
meet the coming week and give It's decision on
all unfinished business. The programme of
amusements and athletic sports and the prizes to
be awarded to the successful contestants wilt
be announced. and the committees given their
fnal Instructions. With fair weather. the at
tendance this year promises to surpass all former
old-tIme celebrations.