davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-23
TELEGRAMY.

Moskwa, % listopada. = Po
czterodniowych debatach posta-
nowil komitet ziemstw polecic
do przyjecia nastepujaca rezolu-
eye:
Poniewaz carski manifest IL
wzglednii wszystkie nasze zada-
MIA, stawione przed rokiem, wy
pada poprzec Rad, azeby dac
mu moznoSc przeprowadzic re-
formy W mysl ukazu. Odpowie-
dzialnoss "a ich przeprowadzenie
spada na dzisiejszych ministrow,
ktorzy TAX dlugo liczyc moga ma
pomoc ziemstw, dopoki ME pre-
stana dziaIac w celu nadania ma
rodowi swobod, przyrzeczonych
w manifesto. Kazda dziaialnosc
" przeciwnym kierunku natrafi
ma stanowcza opozycye naszej
strony. Rad powinien kraj uspo-
koic, rozpisac nastepnie powsze-
chne wybory nadae zaraz pier
wszej dumie narodowej moe pra-
wodawcza, azeby ia upowaznie
do wypracowania konstytucyi dla
calej Rosyi do przeprowadza-
MIA reform terytoryalnych. Duma
Wilma przedewszystkiem uregu-
lowac stosunki ludnosci wiejskiej
ustalic prawodawstwo odnosza-
&c sic do robotnikow.
Zanim duma sic zbierze powi-
MEN rad przeprowadzic sledz-
two W sprawie wybrykow ME
ktorych wladz lokalnych, ktore
utrzymywaly anarchie zamiast u
trzymywac spokoi publiczny.
Wszystkim politycznym prze-
stepcom ma bye udzielona anne
stya, a kare snierci zniesc male
zy.
Giosowanie mad przyjeciem
powyzszej rezolucyi odbedzie sic
dzisiaj.
Guczkow, hrabia Hayden, ,kuiaz
Eugeniusz Trubecki professor
Kowalewski ME zgadzaja sic ma
dune charakterze prawodaw-
Gym, a dwaj pierwsi potepiaja
: stanowczo giosowanie powszech-
ne, gdyz lud rosyjski ME jest do
tychczas dojrzaiy do takiego glo-
sowania.
Londyn, 23 rstopada. - Ko-
respondent "Standarda" zapew-
MIA, re kiedy Witte pracowal
przy SVEN biurku W zesz}a sobo-
te, ulegl atakowi paralizu- Ultra
Gil wiadze W Level rece. Cd CA
su ogloszenia ostatniego manife-'
stu, Witte pracowal dzieh i noe
bez wvtchnienia. Nadwereza}
swoje silly, ME baczac ma to, ze
juz raz doznaI czesciowego spa
ralizowania.
Kursk, % listopada. - Agrar-
ne zaburzenia rozszerzy}y sic tax
dalece w tutejszych stronach, ze
wojsko jest "a siabe, azeby zbun-
towanych chlopow utrzymac W
karbach posiuszenstwa. Chlopi
rabuja dwory i pala zapasy zbo-
"a. Zapowiadaja, re wszystkie
majatki szlachty zrownaja zie-
mia przywlaszcza sobie kasy
rzadowe.
Washington, % listopada. =
Amerykanski przedstawiciel Ed
dy donosi z Petersburga o wy]-
sciu carskiego ukazu, znizaiace-
go Gene zieni, odstapionej wies-
niakom do polowy. Raty przypa-
dajace ma l styeznia 1907 roku
zostaja umorzone. z dniem wspo-
mnianym stale sic zienia Was
nosc;a chiop6w,B ,Bezrolni wiesnia-
cy moga korzYstae, ~ pemocy
"banku chlopskieko," ktory zali-i
czac i'm bedzie pieniadze, azeby
mogli dojsc do posiadania ziemi.
Wieden, 20 iistooada,.- Rad
turecki nadesiai dopowiedz ns no.
.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-23
KOngres ziemstw pOpiera Wittego.
Dyktuje wszakze rzadowi warunki.
Ukaz nabywaniu ziemi przez wiesniak6w.
IA ODRzUCA zADANIA M0CARsTN.
Posel kr6la afryka6skiego darami da RoOsevelta

dza sic na rozclaganle kontroli
mad finansami w Macedonii, po-
niewaz opinia publiczna w Tur-
cyl takiemu projektowi sprzeci-
via sic.
Berlin, 23 listopada. = General
Armii Zbawienia, Booth, przema-
vial wczoraj ma dwoch wielkich
mityngach w cyrku Buscha. "a
pewnial, re wplywowi Anglicy
pragua szczerze zgody z Mem
cami. Zalecal utworzenie ligi po-
koju monarchami, prezydenta-
mi, koSciolami prasa ma czele,
azeby przyszlym pokoleniom dac
przyklad W jaki sposob prawdzi-
we ojcostwo Boga wplywac po-
winno ma braterstwo ludzi.
Berlin, 20 hstopada. : Ostat'
ME wypadki wplyneiy do tego
stopnia ma zmiane opinii publicz-
nej w Nienczech, re metyIko
wolnomys1ni, lecz nawet znaczne
czesci socyalist6w oswiadcza]a
sic W parlamencie "a wnioskiem
rzadowym powiekszenia mary
narki. Cd czasu zjazdu W Jenle
dziela sic niemieccy socyalisci ma
diva osobne, nieprzejednane obo-
zy.
Rzyrn, 23 listopada. - w Spe-
zzia, ma gi6wnej stacyi wloskiel
marynarki, gdzie sic znajduje gfo-
wny arsenal, skonfiskowala poll
eva mnostwo odezw mamie
stem nowojorskich anarchistow,
wystosowanym do rekrutow
wzywajacych ich do dezercyi.La-
chodzi Ottawa pojawienia sic po-
dobnych odezw W innych mia
stach.
Ateny, 20 listopada, = Okrety
wojenne roznych mocarstw, kto-
re postanowily urzadzic mantle
stacye ma wodach tureckich, przy-
by1y wczoraj do portu Piraeus.
Witano sic wzajelnnie salwami z
dzial, kapitanowie okretow skia-
dali sobie wizyty.
Annapolis, Md, 23 listopada.-
Zabral sic wczoraj sad wojenny
dla rozsadzenia sprawy Mevi-
wether akademii zwiazkoweJ
marynarki. Oskarzony zabn W
,poiedynku ma piescie kolege ia
mesa R. Branch. Poniewaz pod
czas pojedynku ME przestrzega-
no regul, zapobiegajacych Okla
leczeniu pojedynkujacych sic, O.
skarzono Meriwethera o za6oJ-
stwo, pomimo re ten po 2otem
zlozeniu sic zaproponowaf "a
przestanie walh by} gotow u
znac sic "a pobitego.
New York, 20 listopada. = Bic
dna wdowa posiadaia domek ma
swoim gruncie, a poniewaz do
mex ten stall w drodze kompanii
Zones and Laughlin Steel, zarzad
kompanii najai tysiac ludzi i ka-
zaf i'm domek wdowy rozniesc.
Richard w. Glider zapytmie sic
w Century Magazine, z jakieJ
racyi osmielaja sic bogate korpo-
racye dokonywac podobnych
ewaltow we wolnej Aneryce.Kto
wiecej tworzy w Stanach Zjedno-
czonych anarchistow. takie kor-
poracye jak Jones and Laughlin
Steel Company, rozporzadzajace
gonna nilionami kapitaiu, czy tez
takie indywydua jak Johann
Most lub Emma Goldman.
Washington, 23 hstopada. =
Ma posluchaniu II prezydenta byi
wczorai FL Hadze Abdalah basza,
abisyhski minister handful. Zja-
viii sic w uniforrnie kapiacym cd
ziota, z fezem ma giowie j z ka-
rabela przy boku, lSt6rej rekojesc
-. 4 -. J,-<xrr;; an; Eo mi erlTa mi .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-23

czyscil revolver. Rama Jest ME
bezpieczna, noze Smiertelna.
Z szpitala Mercy nadchodza
niepokojace NieSci re spadkobier-
ca ojcowskich milionow valley
ze Smiercia .Lekarze So bezsilni, a
DIR. Arthur Dean Bevan ma malo
nadziei utrzymania mlodzienca
przy zyciu. Ojciec jego dostaf
wiadomoSc telegraficzna o niesz-
czesciu i jedzie najpredszym po-
ciagiem New Yorku do Chica-
go.
Kula przeszyla watrobe i mad
werezyla kost racierzowa. Sluz-
ba uslyszala krzyk ranionego /
nadbiegla pomoca. Sprowadzo-
no lekarza ostroznie zabrano
nieszczesliwego do szpitala,g ,gdzie
uplywu krwi pewnoscia UNI
RE.
DIR. Kuflewski.
Komisya szkolnictwa zapro-
wadzi sledztwo, ably sprawdzic
zarzuty czynione szkole rodzi-.
cielskiej p-zez Dir. Kuflewskiego.
Ma zebraniu komisyi szkolnej
przyjeto rezolucye trustysa Char
lesa Plamondona, w kt6rej autor
domaga sic ogolnego sledztwa W
tel sprawie.
DR.. Kuflewski zwo1af posiedze-
ME W tel sprawie. sub-komitetu
ma piatek Gutro). Jezeli oczywi-
scie uda mu sic uzasadnic swoj
zarzut faktami, re korrupcya i
stnieje w publicznym zakladzie,
to komisya zarzadzi sledztwo
szczegolowe, w iunym razie tylko
ogolne.
- Me robie zadnych zarzu-
tow - rzekl DIR. Kuflewski -
lecz domagam sic sledztwa, a re-
zolucye Plamondona opiewajs ja-
kobym robil zarzuty, dlatego "a
dam ably je cafkiem odrzucono.
= Panowie pewnie chcecie IT,
karat cziowieka "a wypowiedze-
ME swego zdanial dodai
Organ = popieram wniosek DIR.
Kuflewskiego, ably rezolucye od-
rzucic.
- Mic podobnego, niema zad-
nej pulapki. DR.. ku1leWsKi Dea%ie
miai sposobnost sprawdzenia
sweeo zdania - odparl Plamol-
don - ME many mic przeciw do
ktorowi.
20 sprawie tel poinformowai
mnie pewien cziowiek, ktorego
13 letni syn byi W tym zakladzie
przez cztery tygodnie. Ojciec
chlopaka wyrywal sobie wlosy, ma
wiadomosc naduzyc istniejacych'
w szkole rodzicielskiej niniej-
szem domagam sic, ably moi ko-
mitet sprawdzii wszystko. Jezeli
komitet ME ma mice zdania W tel
sprawie, ma coscie go panowie
wybrali? = zapytai rozgniewany
dr.. Kmflewski.
Sledztwo zostanie zaprowadzo-
ne i jezeli DIR. Kuflewski udowo-
dni swe zarzuty, superintendent
szkoly rodzicielskiej. McQueary
bedzie ziozony urzedu.
Usuniety.
Nicholas Hunt zmuszony jest
zrezygnowac urzedu inspekto-
ra policyi. Burmistrz Dunno od-
dawna przygadal sic piracy stare
go policyanta byl niej zapew-
ME niezadowolony. w ottatnich
czasach policya zamkneia kilka-
dziesiat wyszynkow, szerzacych
zgorszenie miedzy msodzieza, ale
Hunt dla wlasnej korzysci po-
zwalal ma otwarcie kilku sal kon-
certowych W najpiekniejszej cze-
Sci miasta Chicago, w Hyde Park.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-23

Me obejdzie sic bez rozlewru
krwi.Siostra postrzelonego czeka
ma slowa Renura, ably dac hasio
tym, ktorzy pomszcza krzywdy
kamrata.
Policya obawia sic, re przyj-
die do strasznych zajsc, pred
siewzieia w tymf celu Srodki o.
stroznoSci, ably ziemu zapobiedz.
Tymczasem tajna policya szuka
zbrodniarzy, ktorzy zadali Renu-
rowi smiertelne rany.
= Pc S, 8, 10 i IL dolarow.
w dniu Dziekczynienia odbe-
die sic kontest, MONA powie-
dziec l1rwawA bitwa, pomiedzy
dwiema jedenastkami: uniwerSy-
tetami Chicago Michigan. Bar
barzytiska gra W pike nozna.
Najtahszy billet wejscia kosz-
tuje $I.5o, inne po 3 i 5 dolarow.
Pojawili sic spekulanci, ktorzy
zaopatrzywszy sic W kilkadzie-
STAT biletow sprzedaja je teraz po
S., So, $40 a nawet i po $I2. Ma
tych miasto wyjefo warrant. Bur-
mistrz Dunno dowiedziawszy sic
tel spehulacyi udai sic do szefa
policyi poleceniem, ably wszy-
stkich spekulantow wylowil Cd
odpowiednio ukaral. Prawo prze-
pisuje kare cd SIS do $500 "a ia
kie 'przestepstwa.
ze publicznoSci bedzie masa,
o tenn niema najmniejszej watpli-
woSci. Spodziewaja sic w tym
dnih najmniei 10000 widow.
Komisarz budowlany przejrzy
wszystkie siedzenia w parku
Marshallfield, gdzie sic ten kon-
test odbedzie. w razie gdyby COS
bylo W nienalezytym porzadku,
kontest bedzie wstrzymany. Ia
kie Jest rozporzadzenie Mayora.
Kontesty W pike nozna przypo-
minaja krwawe walk bykow W
Hiszpanii Jest tylko jedna rozni-
ca: W Hiszpanii czlowiek valley
zwierzeciem, a tu czHowiek z
cziowiekiem.
Skonczone sledztwo.
DR.. S. c. Durand, zwiazkowy
radca korporacyjny, cd paru mie-
siecy prowadzil sledztwo W Chi
cago, ably sic dowiedziec o lie i
jak kompania Standard Oil jest
spokrewniona z kompaniami kolei
zelaznyck. Caly jego sztab jest
jeszcze w Chicago, on wyjechal
wczoraj Z raportem do Waszyng-
tonu ZWiedziI tu WsZystkie biura
kolejowe, widzial wszystko, co
dotyczyIo sprawy. Najwiecej CA
su spedzono, W Whiting, Ind.
skad wysyla sic najwiecej nafty.
Durand przekonal sic, re Stan
dard Oil ma korzystne warunki
wszystkich kompanij kolejo-
wych. Ably Chicago przewiezc
gallon nafty do New Yorku, kosz-
tuje tylko diva Gently. Stosunko-
wo niedrogo, wcale tanio. =. ale
dIaczego wszyscy ME moga z
tych niskich cen korzystac?..
Nieszczescia.
Fred. Peterson, dosta} sic pod
kola tramwaju Halsted str. 20
stall zabity ma miejscu. Nieszcze-
Scie zdarzylo sic ma ulicy 79tej o
godzinie 2giej w nocy. Cialo Pc
tersona byio strasznie poszarpa-
ne.
Samuel Simon, dwuletni synek
PIP. Simon, bawif sic ma torach
koiei ulicy 12tej. Niespodzianie
nadjechal tramwaj zabil go ma
miejscu. Motorowy zostaf aresz-
towany.
NieszczeScie spotka}o starego
ojca kapitana Nolana z drugiego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-11-23
Postrzelii sic.

Marshall Field Jr, syn chicago
skiego milionera, postrzelil sic
przypadkowo wczoraj wieczorem
o podzinie 6tei. w chwili kiedy
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09
PERSONALS.

Johnnie Lewis, of Sarita, arrived
in the city last night.
w. w. BALTIC, of Deweyville,
Texas, is registered at the Miller
today.
Ed. {. Duston, of Laredo, is a
late visitor to Brownsville, arriving
yesterday evening.
Louis Fries, of Houston, was an
incoming passenger on yesterdays
train, and is stopping at the Miller.
Mrs. Reed, of San Antonio, who
has heen a visitor to the city the
past few days, returned to her
home in San Antonio today.
VIM. Doherty, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Gulf Coast
Line, and H. w. Adams, traffic
manager OF the same road arrived
in the city last evening.
Tom Means. of Houston, repre-
senting the Graham Paper company
of St. Louis. is in the city in the
interest of his firm. He was pleas
ant caller at THE HERALD Office
'fodav rrf
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09
AATAMoRoS NEWS.
Interesting Items From Our Sister City.
Weather Without Parallel Since 1910.

Regular Correspondence.
Not since the notably inclement
winter of 1916, says the oldest
inhabitant, has Matamoros had
such a disagreeably long season of
bad weather as that through which
we have just shivered and coughed
ourselves. Weather, like riches
or poverty, is of course, relative,
and while in our late experience
we never had frost or a freezing
temperature, the weather was 50
chilly and damp by contrast to our
usually balmy, sunshiny days, that
much suffering was the result, and
many cases of grippe are reported.
1t is remarkable with what phil
osophy and stoicism the Mexicans,
even those who suffer most, accept
the inevitable. Be their depriva-
tions and sufferings what they may,
10 word of complaint is heard,
and their usual cheerful serenity
returns with the sunshine. This
was especially noticeable during
the recent bad weather, when the
poorer classes must have suffered
acutely, what with scarcity of fuel
and other things. Such a cheerful
acceptance of the unavoidable is
a most commendable trait, and
we'll worthy of imitation.
The friends of DIR. Chas. Mac
manus, and that phrase includes
most of the inhabitants of both
sides of the river. will be pleased
to learn that he is steadily improv-
ing and that while the inclemency
of the weather still keeps him with
in doors, that he is in good spirits
and is cheerfulness personihed.
In few days, or i'll other words,
Just as soon as the new chef is in
stalled and the culinary machinery
gets to working smoothly, a party
of Brownsville ladies will dine en-
famille" at the Hotel Matamoros.
ST.. Benavides and Manager Gary
promise that the menu OH that oc-
casion will be something to be re-
Superintendent DeWolf, of the
Monterey atamoros railway, is
in the city. He has rooms at the
Hotel Matamoros.
Conductor Pedro Neva took out
the passenger train this morning.
Most people on the lower border
are familiar with the handsome
papaya shrub, which not only
produces a very pal1table fruit in
great abundance, but is a very
ornamental plant as well. A late
visitor to Matamoros, who claimed
to know Of what he spoke, stated
to your correspondent recent exper-
iments had demonstrated that the
fibre of the papaya plant was far
superior in quality and strength to
that of the ixtle, and that it rival
ed in silken texture the fibre of the
ramie, (Boehmeria Nivea) OF Java,
and the hemp of the Philippine
Islands. He predicted that the
hardy papaya would be extensively
cultivated not only for its fruit
but for its value as a fibre plant in
this section. 1t appears to be
easily propagated in this climate.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09
SUGAR.

White sugar according TO grade,
ST c. to S 3-S c. per pound, sold by
sacks of about 100 pounds. Write
pastal cord for samples. 2-9-15.
I.ouIS BRULAY.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09
Lest We forgot

Don't forget that big pot Of
oyster soup at Kclly's, as well as
bean soup, only S cents. Opposite
Herald Office.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09
THE WEATHER.

Brownsville. Tex, Feb. 9Th. 1905
Tonight and Friday fair fresh north to
northwest wiads. cLNx.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

lamp, W. -. W. AZ inc opera
house tomorrow night.
Born, on Tuesday morning, Feb.
7, TO Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Blalacl;,
a fine boy. Mother and child are
doing very nicely at present.
There are three lots in Browns
vile and ninety house blocks /
want to sell. DO you want them.
Apply to A. II: Weller. 11-23-tf
The steamer Manteo sailed from
Galveston for Brazos Santiago at
7o'clock this morning with a full
load.
A small payment down, and l0c
a day, or SO per month, will put a
good Singer machine in anybody's
home. Why wait?
1-16-tf. p. ]. CAMBELL, Agt.
The hop given tomorrow night
by Frontier Camp, w. o. w. pro-
misses to be a pleasant affair.
Don't forget it.
Antonio p. Treviiio, the tailor,
has moved his shop to the upstairs
over Crixell's saloon. Look out
for his new spring and summer
samples. 2-3-9
The Buena Vista Truck Fa. N
will make another shipment of eau
liflower, beets, lettuce and spinach
tomorrow, so o. p. Archer informs
THE HERALD.
Ladies, why not get a Singer?
Then your worry is all over, so far
as sewing goes. Call at our Office
and see them in operation.
1-16-tf. P. ]. Campbell, Agt.
The motion for change of venue
IN the suit of Salome McAllen, ct
al, VS.. G. M. Raphael, ct al, was
Overruled by Judge Stevens this
morning.
The resignation of L. II. Bates
as city marshal was rendered to the
city council today and was i'm
mediately accepted. Geo Coanor
was appointed to fill the unexpired
term of marshal.
Singer oil, bands, needles, and
all kinds of repairs at the Singer
Office on Elizabeth street, first door
south of Combe's newbuilding.
16-tf. p. ]. CAMPBELL, Agt.
The Give League will hold a
meeting next Saturday afternoon
at 4 clock at the Scool Building.
Important business is to be trans
acted and a large attendance is
requested.
For RENT. New, modern, s.
room cottage on Elizabeth street,
formerly occupied by /. l.. Hen
bricks. Inquire at Z. H. Goodrich
& Sons office. LIFT.
The temperature is beginning to
crawl upward during the past
twenty-four hours, ending at $50
this morning, as reported from
Fort Brown at that hour. The
maximum during that period was
S.; minimum, 80.
4. ]. Outerbridge, a commission
man of New York City, is expect
ed in Brownsville tomorrow. The
gentleman comes down to talk to
our people concerning the planting,
cultivation, gathering and market
ing of the Bermuda onion. Mr..
Outerbridge is eminently qualified.
20 treat this subject in a thorough
manner, having been raised in the
Bermuda Islands, the home of this
odoriferous herb, and our onion
growers should meet him and hear
what he has to say on the subject.
THE HERALD learns from L. II.
Bates, that he has accepted the
position of special treasury agent,
and is now in active discharge OF
hrs duties. Mr.. Bates joined the
ranger service in 1896 and served
on the force until 1898. when he
resigned and was appointed deputy
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09
Peanuts and Popcorn.

have purchased a peanut and
popcorn rooster, and my stand will
be at Putegnat's corner every day
Fresh peanuts and popcorn all the
time.
1-2O-1m w. H. ADAMS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09

A prominent party of railroad
officials, accompanied by quite a
number of ladies, arrived in Browns
vile on a special train this morn
ing. Among the number are Presi-
dent B. +. Yoakum of the Gulf
Coast Line, accompanied by Mrs.
Yoakum and Miss Yoakum, Mrs.
II. w. Adams, President Davidson
of the Frisco system, Judge Parker,
general counsel of the Frisco, and
Messrs. Trumbull and Sheldon,
and many others. The party was
driven out in carriages to see the
various truck farms around the
city, and this afternoon went down
to view the Buena Vista truck farm.
The visit is said to be principally on
pleasure, but enough business will
be added to make the stay pleasant
and it is limited that something of
importance will be given to the
public in a few days. The party
contemplates a visit to Point Isabel
before returning north.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09

of material benefit in his present
position. Brownsville will be Mr..
Bates headquarters. The position
is a good one, and Mr.. Bates IS to
be congratulated on his appoint
ment.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09

Nine crates of caulihower were
shipped from the Buena Vista
Truck Farm this morning. The
price Of this vegetable is somewhat
depressed at present, owing TO the
fact that California is shipping
cauliflower into Texas by the car
load lots. From O. p. Archer,
manager of Buena Vista, a Herald
reporter learns that the recent cold
weather has interfered with ship
ments, today being the first in sew
eral days. AS long as the California
crop lasts there will be depression
in prices, but Mr.. Archer informs
us that he has quite a lot of young
plants which he begun putting out
today, and this crop will come in
about the time the California crop
has been exhausted, and will bring
good prices from the fact that no
other section will then be on the
caulihower market.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-02-09

THE HERALD acknowledges a
pleasant call today from p. H. Par
due, editor of the Alvarado Bulle-
tin. Mr.. Pardue comes down for
a few days recreation. and to es-
cape the cold cline of his section,
he having been the victim of pneu-
monia the past two winters. Mr..
Pardue says the cotton crop i'll his
section was very good the past
year, the average yield being about
a half bale to the acre, at least IS
per cent of the crop still being held l..
The boil weevil which has played
such havoc in most sections of
South Texas, has not so far invad-
ed his territory, and the cotton
crop was very good. The entire
crop has been gathered. In addi-
ton to cotton, Mr.. Pardue says
corn, oats, wheat and hogs are
good crops in his section, and that
in case the boil weevil should de-
eide to push his depredations into
Johnson county, his presence would
not in any way eudanger the pros
perity of its citizens. The put
ting up of the packeries at Fort
Worth has caused a large demand
for hogs, and they can be sold for
good prices at all times. The
county from which Mr.. Pardue
comes being wei! adapted to
corn raising, the hog industry
bids fair to become quite a remun-
erative one in that section. The
gentleman is very well pleased with
the Brownsville section so far as
he has seen.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-04-22

sat Our Dog. If everybody would do nothing but
SIT still and look at that the pulpit, would
he. But somehow he moved one hind leg inadver-
tenty. 1t slipped over the chairs edge. Our Dog
slipped over with it and came tumbling as
a being with four legs ALI this made noise
and attracted attention. Little boys and girls and
big boys and girls snckered and snorted and
strained as only people smoker snort and strain
where they ought not to. Even of the elders
made queer faces. The sexton then tried to put
Our Dog out. But he had no idea of going. He
had come with folks and he not going
til then went. The strange man grabbed for him,
and he lodged HIM time and again with all his
tive grace and agility. This something like it
indeed fun. The sexton gave up the chase; it
was running the sermon. Our Dog was sorry to sec
him go and sit down; he stood at d distance and
looked at him. as if to say Well amt you going to
try it again!
Then, in an innocent and touching ignorance
that he violating all the propTiees of time and
place, Our Dog went boldly up on the pulpit stairs
while our minister was preaching, and stood and
surveyed the congregation Indeed, he appropri-
ated much of that congregations attention to him
self, He stood there and surveyed that audience
with confidence and assurance which, to a ncrv-
and inexperienced speaker would be better than
gold or diamonds He didn't care. He smct of
the minister. He thought he'd try and see if the
latter in mood for any socablllty. Ne; he
was buster than any of the rest. The stupidity and
silence of all this crowd of people who sat there
and looked at him puzzled Our Dog
Gle could see no sense in it. Some little boys
and girls did smile he stood there; seemingly
those smiles were for him. But he re-
ciprocated the apparent attention. he
made for them, the smiles would vanish the faces
become solemn. And so at last. with a yawn, Our
Dog flung himself on the aisle floor laid his head
on his fore paws and counted the beef bones
he had buried during the last week. Not a word
of the sermon touched him; it went clear over his
head. "-Lippincotts Magazine.