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them. then returned and did all In my
power to resuscitste the deceased"
The other four witnesses examined by
Justice Hershberger tonight corroborated
each others evidence. They we're DR.. W.
w. Lunn, j. t. Glaze, II. II. Roberts and
DR.. W. NJ. Brumby all OF Houston. Their
testimony was substantially as follows:
All knew the deceased. Saw him sink
and saw rescurers go to him and bring
him to the shore. He was dead when he
reached the shore. He was 65 years OF
age and proprietor Of the Dispatch printing
office at 1o1o1a Texas avenue, Houston. He
came TO Galveston today FOR the purpose
OF enjoying himself. He went bathing
about 4:3o p. m. and lost his life about
$50 p. m. No one had hold OF him when
he was drowned. We believe that he came
to his death by drowning
This testimony was signed by all four
OF the men mentioned Justice Hcrschber
ger did not complete the inquest tonight
but be informed The Post correspondent
that his verdict would be death due to ac
cldenta drowning.
]. N. Davis has been filling the position
of night editor Of the News for number
Of years. He leaves family.
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
The Fourth Was Not MARRIED by an
Accident.

The Fourth Was Not Marred by an
Accident.
Orange, Texas, July 4.-The big Fourth
of July celebration ut this place passed
of pleasantly without anything to mar the
happiness of the participants, Thousands
of people participated In the big barbecue,
witnessed the riding tournament, and this
afternoon adjourned to the race track to
witness some big races A majority of the
business houses were closed all day and
everybody celebrated the day.
Among the decorations that attracted
much attention today was The big flag
tAat flew from the tower OF the new IIol-
land hotel This hag was purchased by L.
Miller, president of the Orange and North
western railroad, and donated to the hotel
especially for the Fourth of July.
The big barge Spindle Top, the first of
the oil barges to be built here for the
higgins Oil and Fuel company, was
launched from the ways at Weaver & SONS
shlpyard yesterday evening, This barge
has a carrying capacity Of 600 barrels OF
crude oil. A second barge now under con
struction here for the same company and
which will be launched next week. will
have a capacity Of 10000 barrels Of oil
The Higgins company Will have a number
Of oil barges huit at this place,
Although in equlpping the new postoffce
the number Of lock boxes was increased to
over COO, Pos; master Looney states that
every box was taken last night and he was
unable 70 supply the demand. He will in
crease the capacity by putting In another
section OF 100 boxes at once.
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The prince of Wales in behalf OF King
Edward received the Indian princes at the
Indian office tonight The entertainment
was one OF the most brilliant ever wit
messed in London. Queen Alexandra and
royal family were present in a private box
overlooking the hall. The guests of the
evening included all the royal representa-
tlves to the coronation Of the king who
are still In London, as we'll as the greater
number Of the English nobility and the
notable personages Of London The deco
rations of the buildings were magnificent
and cost, including the furniture and hang
lngs, not far from $4,000.
The flowers alone cost 5000. The great
reception hall was transformed by palms.
ferns and orchids into a semblance of an
Indian garden. A feature of the decorations
was an immense ceiling cover, painted TO
represent the Indian Armament, In which
the stars and consultations were accurate
ly depicted Electric lights behind the
cover were utilized to make each star scin-
tillate in realistic manner. Three thous-
and incandescent electric lights were en-
ployed In the illumination Of the building.
The rooms were cooled by mountains of
ice clothed with masses of rare plants
and flowers.
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KING READS THE PAPERS
THE CONDITION OF HIS MAJESTY
CONTINUES SATISFACTORY.
The Prince OF Wales Held a Most Bril-
liant Reception at the indian
Office.

London, July 4.-The progress OF the king
continues satisfactory. Beginning July 6
only one bulletin concerning his majesty's
condition will be issued. 1t will be posted
at O'clock in the morning and the ar
arrangement will be contlraed until his
majesty is entirely convalescent,
The fact that Queen Alexandra, In com
pany with the duchess of Aosta, Prince
Waldemar of Denmark and Prince George
of Greece, drove out this afternoon Is
taken as sign of the kings satisfactory
condition. This was the lrst recreation
of this kind that the queen has INDUCED
in since his majesty was taken H.
The king Is allowed to read good deal
now, and he enjoys looking at the news
papers, He expressed amusement lately
at some of the sensational and, detailed
reports Of the operation in the press
The following bulletin was posted at
Buckingham palace at p. M:
The king has had a quiet day. His
condition is satisfactory and the wound
shows more active signs of repair.
"Treves,
Barrow,
''Laking."
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The eAYNoR-eRgEN CASE.
All Documents Are 10 Be Produced Be-
fore Iudopen+ lie Rendared

All Documents Are 10 Be Produced Sea
fore Judgment Is Rendered.
Quebec, Quebec, July 4.--Judge Caron to-
day rendered judgment in the Gaynors
Green case. He granted the motions made
by counsel for the accused for writs Of
certorari ordering Extraditlon Magistrate
La Fontaine to produce before the superior
court here without delay all documents In
his possession relating to those cases. As
to the motions made by counsel for the
United States government to amend the
returns Of Sheriff Langlier and Tailor valle
to the writs of habeas corpus Justice Caron
stated that he would not render the judg-
ment thereon until all the documents were
before the court. He then adjourned the
court until next Friday, when Magistrates
La Fontaine is expected to produce nil
documents relating to the case.
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Galleries to Begin Work.
Hazleton, Pa, July Alt was reported
here tonight from what is regarded as an
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Prohibition Convention.

Colorado Springs. Colo, July 4.-Prohibi-
tlonists Of Colorado In State convention
here today unanimously adopted the report
OF the resolutions committee pledging the
party to straight out and out prohibition.
all entanglements with National policies
and other extraneous Issues being elimi-
mated The convention voted to remain free
from all alliances with other parties.
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Convention Of Socialists.

Emporla, Kan, July. 4.--The State So
cialists in convention here today adopted a
platform upholdlns the Indianapolis Ma
tional platform in every particular. e1-
pressing sincere satisfaction at the rapid
growth OF socialism and taking strong
stand for the emancipation OF labor and
for direct legislation.
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BANQUET at copenhaaen.

Copenhagen, July 4--rhe American colo-
ny celebrated the Fourth OF July with a
banquet at the Hotel Phoenix tonight Mt
which Y. g. swensen of the United States
ministry delivered an address. Patrioti.
music was played and the room was appTo-
priately decorated.
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authoritative source that July IT, the open
Ing day Of the National Miners convention
at INDIANAPOLIS, has been selected by the
operators az the time for resuming opera.
lions at one or more colieries near Wilkes
barre with nonunion men collected FROM
the various mines In Luzerne county.
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DROWNED IN THE BAY.

Galveston, Texas, July 4.-Henry Mich
oils, aged 40 years, fell overheard from a
boat at pier 90 about 3 o'clock this after
noon and was drowned before assistance
could be rendered. Coroner Barry was sum
moned and held the inquest over the re-
mains, pronouncing verdict of death due
to accidental drowning.
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w1rNrsspD ny Mn. GRIGes.

Representative ~ Is. 'fllESs, NuV MuS ~
Galveston yesterday and returned on the
Southern Pacific last night. happened TO be
in bathing at the time OF rhe accident.
Mr. Griggs said TO a Post reporters
ave were bathing In front of Murdock's
though Captain Rust's party had gone In
from one of the roller houses. We were
out about fifty or seventy, five feet beyond
the ropes and the surf was very bolster
Gus. Captain Rust had been joking me,
calling me 'breakwater' and remarked
that the sport would he fine out on the
second bar some hfty feet beyond. had
lust been out little further and found
the undertow very strong, so I cautioned
him against going then returned 10 the
crowd about the ropes and in a few min
ntes heard cries for help. Looking out
100 feet saw Captain Rust and Mr..
Chandler struggling In the water and
shouted loudly for life saver. He and
others went to the rescue and caught Cap
tain Rust as he was sinking the last time
and brought him ashtre. but he died in n
few minutes. Mr.. Chambers body was
swept out of sight. ! did not see Mr..
Davis at all, but his son, who was with
the party was rescued In good time"
DR. W. NJ. Brumby. city health officer
of Houston. was also q witness Of the
drowning He had Just come out OF the
water when the cries for help were heard
and did all in his power to resuscltate Cap
tain Rust but 1t was too late and nothing
awaited TO preserve his life.
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southern Pacific railway IN this city ana
at the time Of his death was local claim
agent for the international ana Great
Northern railway in Houston. brother
Is railway official, residing az Palestine,
and another Rev. Richard Chandler, is a
Presbyterian minister at Mckinney, Texas.
AT latest adyiccs the bodies Of Mr.
Chandler and MIR. Davis had, not been re-
covered,
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THE FOURTH ALL OVER THE WORLD.
The day we celehrnte.

The S, DAY when s the American his
the worlds political that there bird" in tao
Independence
NIUE 9 Psa s9 e y s american ss a sss calender year.
red lemonade day throushoat
seems as IL American history Makers ep up ther eSos TO-
In illuminated editions that day Of all days ana we not only celebrate
or more g sSnay aappnss which have been brought to the
has the
about July Inclusive that celebration
the the, @ whispering
as .e e ss 1a ss s @s ns and an extra toast Or two " the
aa year by year until IT. sleepy neck of the woods indeed anywhere in
worth
in the notw July BY com.
in
spendthrrs OF
and asks but one question when heads packed Ice the next days
may generally July celebrated
ten times as big as she was Ave years ago
so MUCH HAPPENED.
time that Dewey
Teddy Rider Cuba
% of Republics Porto Rico has Hawaii came along Just naturally
Gus as atws the empyTean blue The nap of his wings was an
South Africa where pton and matched brain and and where Dutch
So three Americans gathered
before their lives They had
land whether
impossible before In her history
Ame hereif
respect institutions.
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Unfermented Fruit Juice.

Pure, unfermented fruit juices can.
not be too highly recommended for
the use Of both sick and we'll. 1t
can be successfully kept for two years
by the following method: Take the
juice as soon as it comes from the
press (cider or grape juice, as early in
the morning as possible, and place it,
one gallon at time, in an agate ware,
or porcelain lined kettle, over a brisk
fire. When the juice begins to steam,
place like amount in second ket-
tie over the fire. Skim off very care
fully any scum that rises. Have
ready a quantity Of clean pint or
quart bottles with corks or clean pint
and quart glass self-sealing cans.
The moment the juice comes to a
boil remove it from the fire, pour
through funnel in which a piece of
flannel cloth has been placed, to strain
out any possible impurity left in the
juice, then cork tightly, if in bottles,
or screw the top down and zeal, il
fruit jars are used. Push the corks
we'll into the neck of the bottles, and
when the juice is cool, fill the space in
the neck over the cork with melted
spermaciti or white wax. Store the
bottles on the cellar shelves, placing
them fiat on their sides. Fruit from
which the juice is extracted must be
of good quality.
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Ut ashin9tuu Standard
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

If sweet peas are planted in October
and given a protection OF leaves dur
ing the winter, they Will bloom much
earlier next spring.
When making apple jelly add to
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other portion little pineapple. and
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pleaded guilty to adultery at Tacoma,
last Saturday, and was bound over for
trial at the Superior Court, has effect
ed a reconciliation with her husband
and been permitted to accompany him
home to Vancouver. B. C. Rober,
Elliott, with whom Mrs. Clare ran
away, is still held in the county Jail.
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because her back aches SO necessarily
The pity IS that such break-downs are
50 common among young women. They
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In = review of the sea power Of che
great nations the Naval Annual shows
that in the ten years from 1892 to
1902 these changes have occurred:
l. Russia, Germany and the Unit
ed States have all become the owners
of as many battleships as France,
which ten years ago was in that re-
spect second only to Great Britain.
2. Japan's navy has been created
and, for Asiatic purposes, is united
with Great Britain's.
3. The British and japanese navies
together number forty-seven armor.
clads of the first-class-three more
than the combined total OF Russian,
French and German warships OF that
class.
4. France has made armored cruis.
ers the prime feature Of her new con.
struction and will shortly count thir-
teen OF them.
5. Great Britain has we'll main.
tanned her lead over her two most
probable adversaries and now counts
twenty.nine first class battle-ships
ready for action. against seventeen for
France and Russia combined.
Assuming that the United States
does not join it the Naral annual
concludes that no combination Of
naval powers could be made strong
enough to destroy British sea power.
That may be true, but at what q cost
it has been accomplished! In the ten
years covered by this review British
naval expenditures have risen from
$75,OoO,OOO to $15OOOO,0W just
about doubled.
Held you know / was going to
propose? She-Why / didn't see how
you could help yourself.
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TALK OF A WOMAN'S WILT
In This Instance She Devises Her Husband
bv Will.

The report that q recently deceased
New York woman left her husband by
will to another woman has been pub.
lished, and has attracted no little at
tention. It will be interesting to
note the result Of this testamentary
disposition Of peculiar kind Of per-
sonal property by one who has been
supposed to have only life interest in
the premises. For the sake of estab.
fishing . precedent We should like to
see the gentleman who was thus dis
posed to enter demurrer to the carry
ing out Of that particular provision OF
the will with which he il most con-
cerned. 1t may be, of course. that he
was thus devised to another OF bis
own free will and with his consent.
Still, the individual owes it to his sex
to have the legality of the devisement
either established or denied by the
properly constituted authority. It
will never do for the husbands of this
land to submit tamely. and without q
construction of the statutes by our
judicial officers, to an alleged and
newly discovered principle Of law
which reduces them to the level of .
chattle, and which gives them no
more 70 say as to their future than
that which we accord to q horse, .
dog, family portrait or . mahogany
bedstead. The issue may be awaited
by man with calmness, for it is hardly
likely with the machinery of the law
in the hands of men the decision will
in any way affect his rights. Never.
theless. an authoritative decision
should be rendered with all due
promptness, and we trust that the
marital legacy Immediately involved
will not delay in subjecting the prin-
ciple involved to the severest tests the
courts will permit.