Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. TEN, No. 42, Ed. 1, Monday, September 2, 1901 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. TEN.
tfBOWNSYILLE TEXAS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1901.
NUMBER -42.
CONSOWDATKI) IN JULY 1S?K$ WITH THE DAILY COSMOPOLITAN WHICH WAS PUBLISHED 1 1 EH 12 FOB SIXTEEN YEA1JS.
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Meals the Choicest
To Be Obtained
On the market. '. .
A Three Sfcnrv Brink
20 Nicely Furnished Rooms. f j
On .Principal .business street.
Reasonable Rates
to Families
PROP.
Brownsville Tex. jj
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DISTRICT AND COUNTY OFKICBES.
Congressman 11th. district. . . R.Kleberg
tate Senator 27th district
r.D. McNiel Turner
Representatives F. W. Seabury
85th. district . . . Win. J. Russell
County Judge Thomas Carson
County Attoxney . . .Root. B. Reutfro jr.
CorintllrJc Joseph Webb
SheriffiBSR Celedonio Garza
Treasurer . Aug. Celaya
Assessor Ezoquiel Cavazos
Collector Dmnaso Lerma
aurveyoiis M. Hanson jr.
Hide Inspector Tomas Tijerina
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. 1 Atenojenes Onbe
Precinct --No. 2 Jo.- Celaya
recinctNo. 3 E. B. Raymond
Precinct No. 4 Eugene Keller
Tnstice Peace Precinct. No. 2
Yaleihm Gavito
County conrt meets for civil criminal
and probate business .911 the first Moil-
lays in March June Septenilr sind De-
cern er.
CITY OFFICERS.
alaj'or Thomas Carson
hief of Police L. II. Bals
i-easurer '. Geo. M. Putgnat
secretary Frank Champion
Attorney S. A. Beldcn jr.
xirveyor . S. W. Brooks
VfcTiSsor and Collector S. ViUdez
U. S. DISTIUCT COURT.
Che following axe the officers of and
rhe limes ai.d places of iiolding court for
the Western District of Texas:
S. District Judge T. S. Maxey
orney Henry Terrell
Jlett D. H. Hart
Marshal J. Geo. L. Siebrecht
Court convenes in San Antonio on the
first Mondays in May and November
In Austin on the first Mondays in Feb-
urary and Jul.
In Brownsville on the first Monday ki
January and second Monday in June.
In El Paso on the first Mondays in
pril and Octobor.
J. S. CUSTOM HOUSE.
C. n. Maris....
A. Thornham. .
A. A. Browne. .
E.K. Goodrich.
Collector
Special Deputy
Chief Clerk.
Entrv Clerk.
MEXICAN" COKSULATK.
Miguel Barragan Consul
Genera! Merchandise
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C. C. FOK1).
IIiysicinn and Surgeon.
Special attention given to chronic di-
Yvis of aU classes. WilT visit any
ipartof the county to attend thr sick;
tor night. Consultation e-.r.fideji-
Calls left ftt the 15.tieadelj
Brownsville Texas. .
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A M ICS it. WELLS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offic Second Floor Rio urnnie RuHrcd
Building
? AMES B. BUTiER
. " ATTORNEY AT LA.W.
Brownsville Texas
Will practice in sill the courts.
K. H. UOODIUCH. E. K. GOODRICH
E. H. GOODRICH fc SON.
Attorneys at Law.
!-aiers in Kea! Estate.
Complete Abstracts of (."atneror County
kept in the office.
B&Ott v V U.E. TRXA.n
J'OIIV !'. A IJTLKT'I
A I TO R N E Y-AT-L A W .
Will practice in DistricJ. Stair 4n6
Federal Court.
Otfls B. Wells In Hio onwxi. & ir d
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Office Oppesite Millar's Hotel.
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BliOWNSVILI.K. TilXAK.
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PHOTOGRAPHER
Its introducing new and select styles
ot work at his parlors. Also new style
of fr.ncy card mounts.
Copig and enlargements in crayon
jellies and Jams.
Qatmeal and Rice.
KigJ'-grade Hams.
o fntmegs and Spice
o f$AGkerel and Macaroni.
good Goods for the Money
S Quions if yon please.
O rmisilli Canned Fruit.
very thing that's nice.
R Heasftimble Prices.
8 ever Jfails to Suit.
'gave Money by buying at
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mcbQvern s.
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OS ELIZABETH STREET.
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IA Iaivsc Well Ventilated Two!
I Story Brick.
fConvenient to the business portion of
I the city. lalMe-snppue I with fish
oysters shri tup crabs ducks geese
and all kuvis of vegetables m season
jffiiss iary Douglas
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TO KEEP EGGS FRESH.
A New" Process" of Preservation
Just Announced in Uennany.
Dr. W. llanika pives the results
of his studies of ejrgs in a German
paper in which belays that he
: found in the pores of even newlv -
j laid eggs miem-nrgauisms which !
i cause decomposition an.d that it is!
evjdent from this tstat methods of
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pi ei-ervuuou wiiiuii ;um uun 111 Liie
exclusion of the atmosphere must
( consequently be useless lie pro-
poses in place of the various pro-; graph signatures and ail mail mat-
cesses now in use the following;: ter sent to these two women will
novel one which he says attains ! be "Carried five during their lives.
j the desired 'd completely: The No signature or marks are nere-
I eggK ; to be preserved" which should ! ary to the free carriage of mail
be as fresh as possible' are laid in j matter to either of these two wo-
warm water until thev
are warm
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! throughout.
Every particle of dirt
! should be removed from the shells
.The Hggs are then put into a sieve
j basket and held ior five seconds in
j boiling water!jand removed thence
as (juickly s possible into cold
j water. The eggs ;ill wet are
; i.-ud on h clean cloth and 'let dry;
! olT soontaneou dv. Under 110 eir
cumstaices are rhev to be tripi
1 wr'' iX ''mn' As soon as they aie
i quite dry they are packed with sift-
' ed womJ ashes or wheat bran which
has In en diied by heat previously
The five seconds' dip jn boiling
j water is sufficient not merely to kill
the microbes in the shell substance
and between it and the inner skin
but to cause the coagulation of a
thin but all-sufiicietit -layer of albu-
men lying next the skin and .thus
form an impassable barrier.
A $40000000 Station for Chicago.
All the rjii Irnfifls with t'nnr v.
$1
olceptions centering in thatcitv have
j accepted the proposed terms of a
M movement to build a $40000000
union railroad station. It is to
combine both passengers
and
j freight facilities and will be
equipped to make it the finest
structure of ils kind in the world.
f'here has always been a gieat de-
sire among railroad men of Chicago
to bring the eastern and western
roads together in the same struct-
ure and this union station will
accomplish the object.
According to the house bill con
gressional district No. 5 will be
compo:
d of the following conn-
ties: Calhtinn Aransas Yietoriti
Refugio Goliad Bee Karnes
Wilson Atascosa Live Oak Mc-
Mullen San Patricio Nueces Qft
val Zapata Starr Hidalgo Cam-
eron Webb. LaSalle Prio Zavala IJoey !ls beei1 re-arrested on ad-
Maverick Medina Dimmit Uvalde ditronal counts in connection with
Kinney Bandera Kerr. Edward the Chinese conspiracy ease. His
ft! Yalverde Kimble and Sutton.
A HARD CHARACTER.
New York Times.
v ue i went to the palmist s last
wpe U nave m$ cnnracter read:
She Yes? What did he sav!
e I went to the palmist's last
: He lie didn't say anything. Washington D. C. Re?ar Ad-
I He looked at my hand coughed a miral Howison will not ask to be
j bit. and then gaye me my money relieved from duty as a member of
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i&BSQLVlEEZ PJRE
(Vlakes the food more delicious and Aho!esome
Allowed Free Use of AI ils.
: It is said that only two women in
rhe United States jnny use the mails
' without -paying; for the. privilege.
j The women are widows of former
J Presidents. These women are Mrs.
! Julia D. Grant ami Mrs. Lncretia
!A. Gtirfi?ld. . A franked letter goes
thrjingh the mails without postage
bearing their signature either
stamped or written upon the envel-
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Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. Grant 1111-
j der their respective written auto-
' men the addresses being sufficient.
j Mrs. Gut field has enjoyed the
('privilege since 1SS1 and Mrs.
i Grant since 1S86.
It was so dr' and- hoS in Ln-
Gtaiiiie during the latter part of
last week that wagons wre going
i around wi'h their tongues out
!and ice had to be soaked in water
i "iftht before ifc was wet eiiongh
to make lemonade. The catfish
kicked up such a dust in the bed
of the Colorado river that the
river had to be sprinkled before
you could go fishing. A spark
from an engine set a little pond
on fire and burned up it wagon
load of bull frogs before the fire
could be extinguished and the
ground is so hard ami dry that
the crawfish holesjn the low plaees
are being pulled up unojjsjiipped
off for gas pipes. LaGrange
Journal. -
Carrie Nation Ejected.
New York. Carrie Nation the
"Kansas Joint Smasher" attempt-
ed to lecture Police Commissioner
niPny to-day and was ejected
from his office.
Her Mother. You must be pa-
tient with him.
The Bride. Oh ! I am. I know
it will rake time for him to?see that
he can't have his own way. Puck.
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Yellow Fever Experiments.
Havana The yellow fever pre-
ventative of the Brazilian doctor
i'il"'l Hvett contagion from the
"lie or a mosquito ana uie ex
ments stopped.
HOEY RBAKREbTBD.
Tucson Ariz Aug. 2S. Unit-
ed States Collector of Customs
bond was raised to $5000.
EEP your blood pure and your
stomach and digestive organs in a
Sarsaparilla and you trill be WELL.
FrOWISQN WILL SERVE.
the Schley court of inquiry.
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PHOTOGRAPHS UNDER WATER
One of the Features of an Italian
Submarine Boat.
The Italian uay department
makes chum to possessing tlie fin-
est submarine vessel in the world.
Tne experiments which were con-
ducted at Spezzia will have to be
taken on trust for only Italian
naval officers were permitted to be
present and it is stated that the
actii'il working crew of the subma-
rine hoat ws eomfiused for the nc-
Crtinn of men .of commissioned
rank in order better .to guard the
secret.
Engineer Albrizzi however
staled th'it the submarine Imnt
Delfino traversed Jtt good speed
under water the whole Bay of
Spezza and lannchefl a torpedo
against the side ot the armnrchuj
Verese despite the fact that the
latter had been warned to expect
an attack.
TIij Delfino is fitted with an ap-
j-juu-atus invented by Albrizzi b
which tt is said the range of vision
is extensive ami photographs can '
be taken under water for a distance
of 100 yards. C.
Phraseologically Conect. .
A 3'oung fellow whonvas looking
for si clerkship was recently recoup
mended to a city merchant by a
Glasgow gentleman. When the two
friends met some time threafter
the Glasgow man ventured to
hope that his recommendation had
had been productive of good re-
sults. - "On the contrary" replied the
merchant.
iYon astonish me" said his
friend. I thonglit he would suit
you exactly he was so full of go."
"And so he was. lie "has gone
off with a thousand pounds of my
money."
"Is it possible? And f thought
he was the very man yon were
looking for."
"You are right there. He is the
very man I am looking for."
Schlep' Case Like Rabbit Hunt.
Special to Chicago-American.
Ex-Governor Proctor Knott and
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
John Yerkes were discussing the
rival claims of Sampson and Schley
and Mr. Yerkes took the ground
that the honor belonged to Samp-
son. The governor when his com-
panion had finished said with a
twinkle in his eye: "I was walk-
iug through the woods once with
a boy friend of mine when a rab-
bit ran into a sin hole. .We stood
around the hole a while j then I
told the boy to keep watch while 1
went to get fire to smoke the rabbit
out. When I returned the boy had
the rabbit it took it from hitn
claiming that it belonged to me be-
cause I had told him to catch it if
it came out. That was over fifty
years ago and. you ar.c the first
mau who has ever agreed with uiit
that the rabbi ; was mine. I feel
now that 1 was right in taking it
and my eoncience is at rest."
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BRIGUAM YOJNG'S WIDOW.
-Salt Like Utah. The most
noted of the widowsof Brigham
Young is dead. She is to be
Joseph Smith's "Eternity Wife1
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Wheeler, Jesse O. Brownsville Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. TEN, No. 42, Ed. 1, Monday, September 2, 1901, newspaper, September 2, 1901; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth146084/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .