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our JUDICIAL DISTRICTS NOW
he Bill Thus Dividing Texas Only Needs
the Presidents Signature.
HAS PASSED BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS.
hip Subsidy Bill Is Still Unfinished Business in the
Senate-Mr. Frye Addressed Republican
Members on the Bill.

Mr.. CLAY (GaO stated that Mr. vest who
was 10 speak on the bill today. was IN
avoidahy absent and that be would AT
dress the senate tomorrow Tie gave assht
ance. however, thSt the democratic send'
tors would consume little tune 10 discussing
the h!ll
Mr. Fryc. in charge Of the bill, said he
would submit additional remarks. He De
clared that Ia drafting tho biz now he
fore the senate he had undertaken TO o2'
viate the objections OF those who were un.
friendly to Il and he added; II thinA
have succeeded
After reading from consular reports, Civ.
ing statistics Of American eNportS, Mr..
Frye, turning To the republican side SAD
Il wish to say a few words especially
To the republicans OF the senate. lie
then told them that he regarded the pres
ent hill as q logical response 70 the de
mands and the principles Of the republican
party ami read from messages TO congress
nv Presidents Arthur. Harrison aud Me
E'nlev in which the inferiarlty Of our mcr-
chant marine was set forth. President
Roosevelt had likewise stated bis views
Ia his message 90 congress.
Mr.. Clay gave notice that b." would 40
dress the senate tomorrow ou the pcahing
hin. The Hill was laid aside as the unhn'
ished business.
Mr. Hoar gave noIice that he would on
Thursday next after the d!suosition OF
routine business call up tho hill Tor the
protection of tho president of the Unite
States aud press IL each day until q vote
4 bin to divide the state OF Texas into
four judicial districts was passed As tho
same hill has already passed the muse
Of representatives. 1t only needs the preSl'
dents signature 10 become law.
Mr. Cullom from the committee on appro'
priatiouS reported the legislative. executive
and judicial appropriations hilt Tor the nS't,
year 100 Ind gave nottce tnnt ne would
call Ii M i'm the morning The senate az
3 o'clock went into executive session, aud
az $50 p. m. adjourned
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Washington. March 4.-The ship subsidy
] was further discussed 10 the senate
|ay by Mr.. Frye. His remarks were d..
+ted principally TO the republican senator's
Ilihe gave further expression TO his views
n the subsidy bill was logical re-
|,nse 70 the demands and principles OF
] Republican party and that in It's prepa-
|icn he had ohviated the objections en-
|tslned by senators friendly 10 the meas
/. No other senators desiring TO sneak
|ny. the bill was laid aside and number
other bills were passed.
.yhen the senate convened the credentials
. Mr. Allison aud Mr.. Deliver, both Of
.sa. were presented to the senate,
Ifr. Allison escorted his colleague to the
N of the president pro ten, where the
IN was administered. At the conclus on
| routine business the following bills.
hong others. we're passed: Authorizing
! appointment and retirement OF David
|Nurtie C;eer as captain in the Unit d
Istes army; to pay Elizabeth Mnhmann,
dow OF samuel A. Muhlmann. 5000 on
I>ognt OF the death OF her husband IN the
Iispse OF the Forls theater building az
bshiucton: appropri8ting SlA.OOo to pss
hcnln w Tibhetts for having saved tut
fgo ot powder Of the brig Tornado in
Iii. authorizing c. r. Bracket. polomo!o-
IA. departmcnt Of agriculture, 10 accept a
.roYattou rendered to him by France: ap-
Initiating 5000 for a lighthouse at the
Lnfh N oyster bav. near the Louisiana
.axt. Gulf OF Mexico; appropriating
.f5N. oO0 to carry out an agreement with
Grow Indians. Montana and S'noo a
ar for the support and maintenance OF
n permanent International committee on
Z congress of navigation and for other
Exposes.
IN the conclusion Of the morning business
3 shin subsidy bill was taken up.
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ADVANCE SPRING MODES.
Aristooratic Looking Materials Made i
This COUNTRY

Arstocratc Looking Materials Made in
This Country.
Il is safe TO saw that few who buy tho
stunning panne-lkc satin liberties at 81
and Sl25 dream that these srStocratic
beauties are products Of their ain conn
tree" Paris 10 be sure Stlu dictates in
the matter Of color and design, but says
silk expert. we do the rest Haviug bougu,
a few patterns for its exclusive use, q
firms representative brings them homie and
sends them 10 some manufacturer in Massa-
chussets or New Jersey: there's also an
Ouco woven. plain or faCoune, the mate
rial is sent 10 tile Gotham print worhs.
While eur own designers are responsible
for many Of the patterns buyer feels
safer ia Partisan purchases. II Is interest
ing TO know that French silks come In
shorter lengths than the domestic, In.
deed, hfty yards is usual here a, home, and
a firm may even order much longer pieces.
VELVET BUCKLES.
At least two virtues may he claimed by
the novel velvet buckle first. 10 Us new,
ami second, u is free from she stiffness ot
It's metal predecessor. 10 figures az The
back Of the trinity shipped hnj which is a
part Of rhe tailor Tig, sud nts into the
nEure perfectly, One noted on 3, navy gl0lR
costume is Of coral velvet, TIE buckle 10
two aud a quarter inches high and three
and three quarters inches long. Apont
thrce.fourths % an inch az the velvet
shows. hut IL is partly covered by three
rows Of cord-likc white sils braid aud
French knots We've had the milhners
straw buckle. but this II newer
CROWN JEwELRY.
The coming coronation is being frlt sven
hy our jewelry Al sorts of graceful crown
shapes In rose gold figure MS brooches The
settings are Of stone ~ So many yooyS
as 10 remind one of the harhJrig hodge
podgo Of giant gems noted in tine British
crown Jewels. They are nothing $50 clumsy
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RANGERS HAVE NOT LEFT
EpJUTANT GENERAL EXPECTED AT
PORT ARTHUR TODAY.
Sheriff Of jefferson County Has Not Re
oeived Any Explanation Of Why
They We're Sent.

Beaumont, Texas, March 4,--Shern Ian
dry went to Port Arthur this morning 10
see why the Rangers did not leave there
last night and why Deputy Sherin Kroegcr
did not come to Beaumont 10 explain mat
ters
Adjutaut General Scurry IS expected 10
arrive here tomorrow morning from Austin
and, as Governor sayers spokesman, tell
how b happened that tho Rangers were
sent 10 laylors bayou.
Meantime the Rangers are Stll at Tay-
lors bayou aud the Imported McXicaus are
reported as working peacefully on the emf
fey ronucry, work on which WAS the cause
of the anticipated trouble.
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FOUND DEAD.

6. S. Wentworth Left Note Saying He
Had Taken Poison.
RooEport, Texas, March 4.-G. S, Went
worth. who came here about a year ago
from New Orleans, was found dead in his
room at Tarpon. about twelve miles south
or here, yesterday. He left a letter 90
CAPTAIN White OF the life saving station
saving he had taken poison and asking
mat he be- placed In a pine box and hurio
IN the sand hills. Also that certain letters
ne left be forwarded after he had beea
dead three months When Wentworth drst
came here he seemed to have plenty OF
money, bought yacht and spent money
Freely. lie was originally from Connccti-
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DeoIared HopeIessIY Insane.

Texarkana, Texas, March 4.-Dr. r. A
Barber, a graduate Of the Philadelphia
Medical college, and for years leading
physician of this city. was today declared
by a hoard of inquiry bopelesSly insane
His hallucinuton Is that he has discovered
sure cure for all diseases and his entire
time Is spent In writing prescriptions.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence at Moody.

Moody Texas March 4-The residence Of
Charles Howard in this town was destroyed
by FIRE last night about o'clock with rs
entire contents, The loss approxlmatcs S4uN
which is well covered by Insurance. The
IRE was caused by the explosion Of a amp
and the flames spread SO raUidly under
high south wind that nothing could be
saved from the burning building. Mi
Howard is at present in ST. Louis pur.
chasing goods for the spring trade.
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TONED az different points 70 Intercept Rim
Officer Kinchloe and another man were
statloued at the bridge when a wagon
containing several Mexicans came on the
bridge. Mr.. kihchiOe hailed them. telling
them nc was an officer, He makes tais
statement. "As soon as ! called 10 he
Mcxicans one Of them began to search his
clothes, Ny assistant called. Look out.
see what that man has got | fred and
none too soon, for the man fell and ntS
pistol dropped in the wagon. greatly re-
greet the AFFAIR, but Il was done In defcaSs
" my life"
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Rankrupts pisoharned.

Galveston. Texas, March 4,-The follow
ing bankrupts We're discharged by judge
Bryant this morning; J. w. Langhmitler,
Pottsboro. Grayson county. Texas; J. w.
Langhmiller & SON, Pottsboro. Grayson
county. Texas; c. NJ. Greenlee, Denton
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rEALrHY LAKE CRY REPUrEp WORTH


though. OF course; rather dainty sugges
lions IN miniature. and about rs much Ike
fur originals as the originals are Ike the
colorcd liquids In glass that slowed In the
window Of tho 1pothccary OF we're.
Where the whole brooch is mass OF
gems, large and small, Inc mounting is
preferably 81 aluminium. ono firm is show
ing an tN sapphire crown brooch; many
de- not know tlat sapphircs may hc violet,
garnet. topaz. ruby and the like In color.
as we'll ais the much admired sapphire blue.
SATIN TAFFErA.
Ribbons Dt satin ta1eta are so much men.
toned that some OF Us are prone 10 ask
why satin tHfretat one In the know
thus explains IL; The back Of the ribbon
is crisp. dainty tateta instead OF the heavy
sroS grain Of other days Even the satin
face seems 10 have taken unto its2lf a
softened richness suggestive OF liberty
NeaveS.
GRENADINE AGAIN.
SIX crenadiuc IS TO share with silk and
wool wolfe a very prominent place IN the
list Of dresSy summer fabrics. and now il
is very mudish Tor home aud evening wear,
very lovely one In champagne tan Is over
q ta0eta foundation slip of the same shade.
Coat tails adorn the bodice back, while the
front is in Eton effect. Point de Nenise
lace and black velvet ribbon in strap ~
fect Is the graceful hulsh a daring fan
OF the lace finishing the elbow sleeves Tao
skirt is IN half-lnch tuCkS 70 the deptu uf
a. woke, and falls IN loose plsits below,
short triple Strappings OF The velvet ribbon
being set on at Intervals around the skirt,
6E CORD FINISH.
This cord finish is an important item In
the SIN slip skirt scheme Il serves thc
purposc Of whalehonc, and is yct per
fccty soft AMI pliabe Il IS az the very
edge " the slip skirt hidden by the rufhe
fnd Is simply stitched into the tancta II
Is @ good haf Inch In diameter. hut pcr.
feydy soft and pliahlc-evidcutly u loosely
twisted zephyr. While there's nothing Su0'
or awkward about IL. there's no doubt that
skirt thus equipped viii Garc and compel
the skrt falling over ID 20 flare modishly.
ln addition TO this a three luch hand Of fine
rrinoline IS SGT inside tho hem or facing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-05
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
THE CITY SAFE WAS ROBBED OF A
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The City Council Has Granted a Fran
ehise to Another Street Railway
Company-Looal News.

Beaumont. Texas, March 4-The city
safe of Beaumont was robbed o. about Sis
belonging to CITY Marshal Stewart and
Tax Collector sutton between noon and 3
O'Clock today The safe, which is In the
council chamber. was closed by Secretary
King OF the council when that body took
recess at noon. When he went to opco
it at o'clock he found that the wooden
drawers had been split open with hatchet
and that the cash had been taken. Scv.
oral hundred dollars worth Of city scrip
ab a gold watch were left uudiSturbed
The safe is combination lock AFFAIR.
but the combination was uut fully turned
on during the recess. When the council
took its noon recess Secretary King placed
the valuable papers ina the safe. closed
bcth the inside and outside doors and part
~ turned 90 the SuGr combination. Then
her.
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STREET cAR Line SOLE.

Bought in by the Cleveland, Ohio,
Syndicate.
Fort Worth. Texas, March 4-The Glen
wood and Polytechnic Street Car line was
today sold by Receiver George West for
$4,000, the purchaser being Frank IL.
CHM, attorney and capitalist Of Cleveland.
ohio- The road was sold for debt the
total or which is said by the master in
ehancery 10 be S24l, Sd3 The purchase 10
beneNed TO have been made I'm the Interest
or the Northern Texas Traction company.
now operating line in this city, and will
soon nave the interurban road between
Fort Worth and Dallas running
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
The Failures in the United States and
Canada During February,


New York, March 3--Commercial in
solyencies in February, according TO re-
ports TO r. c. Dun a Co, were 1lUi IN
number, with an aggregate indebtedness
of Sll .302O3D. In the same month last
to SIl, 2S7. 2ll The moderate increase In
number was mainly due TO misfortune at
the south where the bankruptcies were
numerous In general stores. although the
amount Of money involved was not large.
Manufacturing failures during February
were 23s in number aud S4.9l5,Ol5 in
amount. compared with I'D last year for
S4.39S, al.
In the class covering banks and trust
companies only three failures were reported
during February, INVOLVING but Sl4angu
COMPARED with seven last year for S432, l32
Canadian failures during February NUM-
bered l24. with total liabilities N 81 o f.
ia OF which fifteen were in manuf ctur-
9T4 while OF other commercial insnlyencies
there were two owing $4,000
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rhird Attempt At InoendiarIsm.

Flatonia Texas, March 4-The third IN
successful attempt was made last flight to
burn the building Of Mr. Thomas Baugh
next to the school house in tns city. The
tire was discovered by T. Z. Allen and OK
tinguished before much damage was done
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AL VESTON'S CHANCE
emOcratic Chairman Knight Calls AT
tentiOa of the Citizens 10 II.
letting OF W. P. h. ASSOCIATION.
bdies Of Five Hundred Storm Victims
Have Been MISUNDERSTANDING
in the Federal Court.

Galveston. Texas, March 4.-Chairman
|. NJ. Knight Of the county deuNratlc
|mmittee has issued an address TO the
Ecple and democrats OF Galveston in which
calls their attention to the imporGnc2
the determination on the part of the
kecutive committee to hold the next state
kmocratic c,csreption in this city. In it
\ states tina, this will he the trst time
|nce the storm that so large number Of
|nuential citizens will have had an op-
brtunity 10 investigate local conditions
kre He further calls their attention TO
b. fact that many Of the members or
|eH convention will be members of tho
sxt legislature and that In tho event any
|easure should come before that body az
letting the interests Of Galveston they Will
better able 10 pass upon 1t ny reason
their visit here. He states that the
Eii OF the convention at Galveston WAS
manifestation and an expression OF con-
hence by the dominant political party ot
|e State in the endeavors made by this
|ty to rebuild aud restore IL and make
safe against such calamities as over
|hefmed II In 1900. He says that no effort
Iould be omitted on the part of the people
Galveston to afford the members OF
he convention an opportunity TO make 4
borough investigation or To make their
lay here pleasant, agreeable and com
Irfable
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erove's slaok Root Liver pilIs.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Rlack Root They act 90 the liver
equal 10 calomel aud leave no bad after
edectS No gripping, NO sick stomach. VIII
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Stable at Waxahachie.

WaXahachie, Texas, March 4.-During the
high wind here this afternoon stable be.
longing to sam Hamilton. cnored. caught
IRE Jud was totally destroyed. valuable
horse was incineratcd in the building
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The Fe4e-al Court.

Galveston Texas, March 4.--Proceedings
in tho United States court:
John ]. McCantS ". Wells. Fargo & Co;
damages; dismissed at plaintiffs cost. rhe
Dlaintif In this case Is resident OF HouS-
ton. lie sought To recover damages ia the
sum Of $4,000 for personal injuries.
The afternoon session OF the court was
consumed in hearing the casa OF the New
York aud Texas Steamship Company W,
Steam Tug Charles Clarke, This is enc
glowing out OF The stranding Of the steam
Ship LampaSaS In Galveston hlrbor March,
Too Tho vessel was being towed from
pier "a to pier T. 10y the Clarke, when in
some way she became stranded and re
mained in that condition for a week. The
steamship company seeks to recover dam
ages in the sum cf $6Sql 80.
A libel was nled with the clerk Of the
United states court today ny Samuel Buck.
ley against the Spanish steamship Ramon
dc LarrinaCa Ia recover the sum Of $1,000
for personal injuries received aboard said
shin
Judge BRYANT, after hearing the argu-
meutS on the demurrers submitted ycs,er.
dav afternoon in the case Of George W.
Howth vs. GLADYS oil. Gas and Manufactur-
Ing companv. took the matter under advise
mont and he has not vet rendered an opln,
ion In he case.
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landn1ark Al Corsicana-

Corsicana. Texas, March AT O'Clock
this evening the Old bakery on court house
square was destroyed by Ere Il was one
OF CorSlcanaS landmarks and had been
used recently for Il grocery. Insurance not
known.
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Hillsboro. Texas, March T. The residence
OF A. Il McFadden was destroyed by hre
today. Loss $500, insurance $1,000
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The Bond Election.

Galveston, Texas, March 4.-The num-
Der of names enrolled on the list Of quail.
ned taxpaying voters being prepared by
the board Of Inquiry has been Increased
of the list was made Sunday and others
are being added TO the rolls very rapidly.
According TO the present regulations any
one who has property subject 10 taxaJi =
can become a taxpaying voter by smply
having 1t rendered. watch, a bicycle or
anything Of value will entitie the owners
TO vote IL he will have It assessed At
exceed 1000 names before March II, which
Is the last da. In which names will he
added TO the list.
The amount secured by tho bond sub.
scrlpuon committee today was 5000 This
makes the total ST92. uOO
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w. II. p. 4. Meeting.

|Galvestcn, Texas March AT 4 meet
tx Of the Womsn's Health Protective as.
bciation. which was held this morning at
be Young Mems Christian Association,
FRI. A. G. Mills. chairman of the ex-
futfve committee. stated that the work Of
Finterring unidentified storm victims had
ben completed as far as the association
buM proceed with 1t. However. 1t was re
brted that there we're still bodies lying
kpossd down the island and a resolution
fa8t passed calling the attention Of the
frnty commissioners 10 the fact aud re-
hestlng II possible that the commissioners
| Ike some action looking toward their
frial. The association rendered the use
its cemetery 10 the county for interriug
be bodies. A total Of sol bodies of IN
+entihed storm victims have been rein
bred by the contractors employed by the
fsoristion. OF this number 90 We're with
the city limits and do outside Of the
|ty limits. The amount paid TO the con
FACTORS for the work was S112725; the SUI
krvisor received Sl92 and there are also a
! W small bills which have not yet been
Rported connected with the work. The
|ina used in reinteTrlng the unidentified
poles was sent here by the governor and
teced az the disposal Of the Woman's
Fealth Protective association for this pur-
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sohMab Re-eIeeted Presldent.

Ncw York March 4-The directors % tho
United states steel corporation met today
ana re- elected President Schwah aud an
she other officers whose terms expired
Otherwise ouJ routine business was trans
nNLrl