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ECHO IN SENATE
GENERAL BREAKDOWN COMMISSION FINDS
OF EAILEY FIGHT
THAT THAW IS SANE
and
condition.
mea
ly
th
(4
However, th* senator did
"The minutes of the pro
eedings here
I
e ,
before us and the documenis
U
Conditions Which
1
1
also
DAY OF DISCUSSION
MAY GO TO HIGHER COURT
G
the securities at Aus
tratiug
con tend itg
of
M155 KATE A. HEARN
or
the
1
during the paat week and- u now in- A
A1. many negroes and
n 3 of th
tee d: istic measures taken by the de-
the
argued that th. P
\
by
fact
fender
Such is the policy of the de-
ing day.
Na
m
wt
velepme
UNITED CHARITIES
>K
NOW A CERTAINTY
SOMEWHAT VAGUE
for
whloh
a
l’ro posit ion.
is for a majority.
in during
"j:
SENATE PROCEEDINGS
by
S' andfather.
5
NOBODY SAW EM SHOOT
I eading
The resolution recited that
the senate.
ER
the bill was one in the Interest of the
of medicine in this state
Brownsv ille.
WIS
but that he was now
NT
he was asked:
A MI TH OF A 1>O0(.
The Nmnllest Dog
district.
Xie bo las.
dise rtminate alms K{vIng
l trin.
mittee Neports.
Austin. April 4
reported favorably
were
by committees today
delighted with it that they man
»1 her into the pala e, and wh
Ine to
the bill
Consideration
and
Internal
f the little princes* Hiizaheth
b
htghnm
the dal
tiny white dog tn ll.
W
ighted with it’
Henator skinner opposed the amend-
grass for almost twg years.
PERSONALS
Fnth inlantie preparation are
for
. r
purpe
V herein
inereasd annual approprlation
GRASS CARPETS
lini
races.
RELIGIOUS.
perfect floor
CREX is
5
other officials du
E
ted by the governing boards
appoin
njoyable affa
other things. It is provided that
given
among
nf
made
U k
rved
Be
A
them
and broadening on
AMERICAN GRASS TWINE CO.
"1or al < onditions.
St auL Miam
organized labor unlon
57
. Members of the Fort Worth DrvihE
ke
ve.
WANTED
Clean Cotton Rags
At Record Office
7-
and bad
6,
/
i
da
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.nac02u-0...10
gg
dramatic
hands of
it may be dusty, d> "
for your stomach and.
Itefreeh
Addresses
the Second ward has been
completed on the whole an
by an
for an
iong. I
sololat, I
testifed yesterday that on the morning
following the shooting he belleved his
f’rinee
more i
veillance is
i o the city
ill other
- being i
e e nhow
5
I
I
of-
, to
such
task
man f
that fi
a to
in y
an
In •
de-
made e
const de
tight be
and of conducting his defense in a ra-
tional manner.
est
Isen
him
nia
ere
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
COMPELS CLEANING UP
District Attorney, Angered by Turu of
Events, Lost His Temper and
Made Spectacle of ilimsei.
The op
a wembi y
an Thro
s the
labor
Officer Admits, However, That There
Was No Reason for Brownsville
shooting Up Itself.
I.)—
n in
that
war
ong
Hie
ities
ho-
sol-
l as
ited
e in
ruaj
pi B
and
lant
art-
met
tate
the
ine,
ef-
are
nee
one
IN
on
A. L Putnam of Abilene was among
yesterday’s visitors to the city.
ganize r
Worker
dress w
in the
Mr
w di, if
sec ui iti
it
and
f it
cull.
Upper House Again Had Under Con-
sideration Automatic Tax and
Robertson Insurance Hills.
fafrly healthful
t k n.is the abod
Mexicans.
nd
th
ment amending section 120 and provie-
ing that the ca ndidnte for a state, dis-
i th it
l Iittie
"brtsim
red thi
ves.
.. amiFum
“umn
i/k
V
aileptt
the, refrne hmentw
Wilson putting his
Ap-
ths
nd
not
om
th-
dse
TRADES ASSEMBLY
HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
I of
pre-
era-
y to
vet-
ho-
said the
ou will
gift to
JEROME VEHEMENTIY PROTESTS
aGaIsr EEcIsOX OF THE
LI NAVY BOARD.
sohool
At 4
o D1 Barber. the
work of cleaning
MISSIONARY WORK AT
NEGRO M E CHURCH
to the contrary.
Adjourament Resolution.
The proceeding# were suspended for
primary an
recommend
MATINEE RACES
BY DRIVING CLUB
’ng waa tailed to order
d a programme nf agger
He
n
EFFORT MADE TO REVIVE BILI.
FIXING ALIFICATON
OF SENATORS.
eca ire It la well known that the
legislature ' limit fix the quall-
as a burdensome
against the policy
PROTECTED BEHIND
CITY PRISON BARS
Pills, the Great Blood ronic. Have
Been Curing for Years.
CARPENTER FALLS
AND FRACTURES LEG
4
)
PAINS, DI2ZY SPELLS, HANDS AMD
FEET LIKE ICE.
lex-
ates
and
e a
ling
■ea-
rote
but
ing.
his
For
Ited
Jon
the
he
his
sen
the
bi ■*
■ the day following or the of-
es the city judge the follow-
ch
: an
m-
gh
hle
no-
eh,
oy-
ven
in-
prov Ides ....
,1 the senat e comm | tee will
Eilr
n al
Senator Hk
think the stat
~entty by the organized labor
r the city Ths attendance w >a
ty ordi-
fed one
must he
5TER W/0RK,
"t
tion
sail-
f
the serious Illness of his mother.
Mrs. L. B. Comer, wife of I. B. Comer,
livestock agent of the Katy, left yester-
permialson from th*
tn ace Princess Ntepi
The
rand.
-
o tet
nd e
plaeing of
here the i
I
Improve-
I rallroad
T’Iirar"
he latenens
a millionaire is how mut h you ran en-
how unpopular it makes you.
hat a woman envies about prim
cesses la she thinks they all have dif-
ferent colored slippers to match their
stockings
to withdraw hia amend-
dog never «
Im nea high
men were innoc mt.
the purposes In nald act net out.
Whereas. In wald act of congress.
I \
on the stand today
Several PInng Dwu-sed and Adopted
and at a later Meeting Body
W III He Organised.
How te inKepe
Mulford, Kill
been agr
ment and
This bake r - w ife had
ment. declaring that if the securities
were safe in the aulta of trust com-
MI hroadw
* ---
Williams' Pink
e nature of the charges against aim
th* busin
panies in New York they would be
equnlly as safe here, and that he. a*
a Texan, did not want to go on record . "A' 1
a Elizabeth.
1594, a tiny
men were guilty I
convinced that the
covering for every room in
the house it is absolutely
sanitary, beautiful in design,
durable and economical.
You can cover your floors
with CREX Carpets & Ruga
for about one-half the cost
I of other Carpets and it does
not require one-half the work
to keep CREX e'ean.
CAUTION: Avoid Imitationa
partment, according
city physician. The
6 25 the senate adjourned until ,
the reiatton of
been due to
the measure
it is
Hailey
ndent mchool distrit t
iven little say so in the matter
you get CREX.
drawn and the resolution was laid on
the table subje t to call bv agreement
The following local house bills were
passed
Rowielcounty road law
one that should
were de
r an y
u.
amoun
■ of elet
id not consider it good pollcy to in
a mnj
ma nd
t a
nf
an
for
any
lot.
to
hen
i r
rice
by
«nd
ble
the
Simple resolution.
Whereas The Thirtieth legislature
is rapidly drawing to a close and.
ts asked if he did n
was able to furnish hk
ItsAP Gw state p n dcitin g “
ie that the school fund now
for agricultural experimnental stalions
trong talk against it
i a re-opening of the
in o’clock tomorrow morning without
a vote on the Grigga amendment.
Mr? Judge W. H. Lessing of Waco is
visiting her son, W. D. Iessing of The
Record. Mrs. Lessing is stopping at
eral pa:
Paso &
After the adjournment today. Mr.
Jerome issued a statement in which he
said he could not tell until after •
thorough examination of authorities
whether or not he ought to take fur-
ther action in the way of an applica-
tion to the appellate division. Should
a bill
opinion that at the time of our exami- i
uation the said Harry K Thaw was
and is sane and was not and ie nut in
a slate of idiocy, imnbecill ty. lunacy or
insanity so as to be incapable of right-
spoke against the feature of locatin
for the deposit of the ercurities and
started that they was strongly opposed
of earing for
in the
the Touraine.
J. W. Minor, felty carrier of the po8t-
office department, has gone to his
home in Graham, Texas, on account of
rsed with
ng ladies t
were then
Women sufering from any form of female illness are invited to write
Mrs Pinkham, utlynn. Mass , for advice. It is free.
memmxummmzmeewaamasenmaxaszmasaszamsmnzw
wnoelman took for his subject
subject to the legislative assent of the
several atsies and ’err Horten, for the
purposes aforesaid; now therefore be it
Resolved, By the senate and houst
of representatives.of the state ef Tex-
as that the state of Texan acting b>
ana through the egisinture does here
by accept and assent to the said grunt
and appropriation for the use ane
benefit of th* agricultural experi-
mental station lo( ated at ( olleRt 5t it
tion, in the state of Texas
to this position
out th* gtace to meet the requirement*
of the provisions of the bill were it
enacted into a law He briefly renewed
the recent insurance invesigation and
askea if it would not He bette to bring
the money to Texas Than to leave it at
New York tn he contribnted to national
campaign futda an iarg4
Hesar * ompnnies F1
freight and passenger rates when
"somacodranhnan ihen attered anmipaioniemravorasrcingie
amenamenttopinike vutceetion d.or tino wuportt" TFavily hoss
that rent riHeet"eeRe fn l a lit rad .nni Tuporin ’
shall be deposited in I tia«
the treasurer
Ag rieulturul Appropriation.
Anatin, April 4 (Hpe Ig | ) J iBt he-
fore lim nuon recenm the following
self explanatory concurrent remolutlon
was offered by Senator Skinner:
of his amendment
said experiment
the same upon ’
was aunded down fiom
understanding his
rented somne little activity rn
bill was then resumed
Senator Skinner renewed hls amene"
ment, providing that the nssessor sub-
mit to the comptroiler a certified state-
ment showing th* total amount of prop-
erty in such county subject to taxation.
The amendment was adopted
Senator Smith offered an amendment
Ito make the law effective 1908 Instead;
lof 1907. The amendment was adopted .
Senator Grinnan offered an ano l ♦
' merit giving the board authority to t-
l any and all taxes other than ad valorem
tax. The amendment waa tabled.
In county.
stations to receive
the conditions and for
. er is to be give
(‘hrletian ehureh
of the little P’rizice
Justice Fit age raids desk District At-
torey Jerome was on ills feel vigor-
ously protesting against its confirma-
tion by the cvurt. He oharged that he
approached for ald
that they are as-
thoroughly studied before final . onsid-
eration
At the concluslon of Senator Murray’s
argument on the insurance bill Sena-
tor Looney moved that the senate con-
cur in house amendments, to "the one
board medical bill relating to the prad-
concerne, and that he tho
due the first consideration
Senator run n inghr.m wan tel to know
in what way it would affect th* policy
holders and Henator Renter answered
by stating the law would nce essitate
the investment of a certain per cent In
doubtful aecurities declared that
real estate securities are not available
for the large amount of investment the
law would require.
The senator from Dallas.Was fol-
lowed by Senator Green, who stated
there were ample seen rilles through-
pi actically
id and it is
|S after whb-h, ow- ge
f the hour the fur- In
Good resuits are crowning the efforts
of the city health department in clean-
lug the vity The sectfon of tie city
between Grove street and the Ro k 18-
land railroad and Eighth and fenth
streets has been given special attention
ied with
of the .•<
fork or r
sc uritie
•s that the we
fund investm
ter f ere in the business affairs or a well
regulated business too hustily and said
lowing bills
er « wife, I hope
adopted by the nt. to present a
day for a visit to friends and relatives
in Wichita Falls, Texas.
L C. Maynard, district clerk of the
federal court in Fort Worth, was in
Dallas yesterday.
pended and the suhstitute for the Rob-
ertson insurance bill was taken up
Senator Skinner stated that it had
it vv as not
santy in ths def endant at the present
——a Inom all of the facts it is our
OAe©R_.__
Handley.
Yarbrey is about 30 years of age and
, has a wife and four children He has vecamz, --------
been in the employ of Contractor Snod- cond anniversary of his marriage.
---- f~- el-net *we vere Some Sensational Rumors,
The decision came during the after-
noon session of the court and after re-
ports based upon insignificant circum-
stantial evidence had gained wide cir-
culation that the commission was split
and could not reach an agreement.
The two lay commissioners—David Mc-
Clure and Peter H. Olney —were said
to have submitted a report declaring
ThaW to be sane, whereas Dr. T. B.
Putzell was asserted to have submitted
a minority opinion to the effect that
Thaw was not wholly sane, despite the
fact that he apparently had been able
to advise lucidly with his counsel
Justice Fitzgerald had a long con-
sultation with the three commissioners
prior to the morning court session and
then announced that there would be no
decision before 2 o’clock. In the mean-
time Dr. Putzell withdrew from the
conference and this gave color to the
report that he was at odds with his
fellow members.
The unanimous report, therefore, came
as a complete surprise. In handing it
down Justice Fitzgerald gave no ink-
link whatever as to the finding, and
am the report was not read in court,
few of those in the crowded courtroom
knew what the verdict had been Mr
Jerome made his plea without perusing
the report. He evidently had divined
its contents, however, although he care-
fully prefixed the phrase "if the report
should be unfavorable tn my conten-
tion" to all of his remarks After a
formal reference to the authority un-
der which the commission Wae formed
and the procedure followed the com-
mission report is as follows:
Ues (her ford Pamtor Resignm.
Weatherford. Texas April ‘ (8pe-
cla __Rev J P Boone, who has held
the pastorate of the First Baptist
church in Weatherford for the past
year and a half, last night tendered
his resignation, which was.nceepted.
Mr Bodne resigns hls work here to
take charge of the Kentucky nvenue
Baptist church in Fort Worth. The
resignation of Mr. Boone takes effect
April IB. __
One of the nicest things about being
duced him tv
the measure
that there should be distribution
Judiciary tommittee
y election for th< severai caneli-
for said offk e he dectared the
Austin. April+-(Specinl.)- Thesen-seouri
ate devoted today to u discussion of cue examp
Robertson (ot Travia) insurance bill | Perien
and the nutom atie tax bill and while in :
there was much discusslon there was Greeu
wa- dle to the restrigtiens thio
arourd the investment of that fund.
.Sut.anixdllgMa. followed lhr_ seni
frotn Han Antonio and spoke in ra‘
I AST NIGITS MFNTINC: ( FMI NT-
ED ris riorOSII ION <»F
OIGANIZATION.
perts called bv tme district attorney
and the defendants counsei is I r recon -
cijiable, that given by certain expert
who personally examined the defend-
ant during the trial and since the ap- joy
pointment of the commission, and who W
of all the allenists examined had great-
est opportunity of observing, disclosed
the fact that no indication of insanity
at the present time could be found in
the speech, conduct or physical condi-
tion of the defendant.
'The direct oral and phyeical exami-
nations of the dafendant by the com-
missi oners themselves diselose no in*
Colgspringa independent school dis-
triet
Road inw for irazorla county
years of age will drill a squad of vet-
flan* at th* meeting of R F Lee camp
at the courthouse unday afternoon.
Unless Mr. Jerome should secure a
** l writ of prohibition in the meantime, _______ ______
8 Justice Fit zgerald Ts expeetedtoan*Senator Warner. The witness Tia V
, i nounce Mondi
in good condition. Clos sur
kept throughout the sections
by the inspectors.
SensGK Skinner resumed ble argu- ana
ment on the Grigg* amendment Speak-
has treen extiuded from theHast ses#i
ol the comlsion and deinanded to be
allowed to have aceess to the minute*
and stenographic notes of what tran-
spired at me rinal mental and ph}sieal
examination of the defendant.
Whe n Justice Fitzgerald declined to .
turn the minutes over the district at- nances- l he residenl arc no
torney Mr. Jerome declared he would dHY and the cieaninK. .Pro 675
cany the cuse to the appellate divislon started
and October nt each year by the seu-
i et , • » of : upen the war
rant of the get retary oagri ulture 0 it
or the treasury of th* inited Mtates to
tion a
time ;
n stbtho
1o not bi
fi atfons nt members of congress, wholprotec
are controlled by the federal constitu-vaults
partment in enfor ing
• receives a
cust in the
the
of 1
o ket membership
inemheru any of
You will do better work for
• cup of fragrant delicious
ARIOSA Coffee —and you
will lest better afterwards.
• Cuts your coffee bills about
in half.
z Sold in one pound package*
only, sealed for your protection.
[ Loose coffee isn t the same—■
"kidney TROUBLES
for gome time before.
In reply to a question by Senator
Scott, the major said that he could
conceive of no motive for negro sol-
home office
a, they wo
eposited in 1
bank or ti
He also si
t of wor k a
natot Alesxander made
that the amendments
of Grand Rapid* Mich sopra
and Harrv Bernard Aldrich,
reader rnkete are tn the
•y and liie counsel for the defense
will be heard in argument as to the
confirmation of the report at Monday s
session of the court if they so desire.
Caarfa wid> al s gd—we W As »
g di f Ma 2041.6hd at 1
ssenger department of the El
Southwestern railroad.
* delivered by a number nf prom-
i labor leaders Includtng .C W
. nd I Mesmer naticnnl or-
bill which caused much trouble
committee recently when Mr
succoss, ant enpectaliy were theso suK mi
Kestions of vulue to th* local organ |
thatlon concerning the problei of “igr
< hautauqun for Temple.
Temple. Texas. April 4.- (Special >—
A meeting of d representat ve citizens
was held here this morning for the
purpose of considering * proposition
to conduct a Chautauqua in emple
during the coming summer. Thomas
E Kennedy, representing the Southern
Chautauqua association of Me Alester.
I t.. was present and explained the
plans and other important matters con-
nected with the holding of the Cnau-
tauqua It was decided that the insti-
tution should be secured for Temple
and an executive committee was ap-
pointed composed of Rev. Simeon ShaW.
chairman; Mayor F P Hamill, Rev B.
A Hodges, A J. Jarrell, A. F Bentley
and Charles M Campball, to assume
charge of the affair and enter Into such
contracts and arrangements a? may be
found necessary and advantageous
There was a great deal of enthusiasm
expressed at the meeting and there is
no doubt of the event being made a
capital success.
Big Revival at Marshnil.
Marshall, Texas, April 4—<Hj ecial ) —
Th* union meeting now in progress at
the tabernacle is the largest attended
in the history of thfscity. Rev George
C Cates is conducting the mneetinK. as-
slated by al! th* Protestant ministers
of Marshall Three services are held
daily and at each many professions
are made.
in evidence are herewith submitted.
"Dated New York, April 4, 130".
"DAV ID M CLI IEY,
"PETFR H. OLNEY,
LEOPOLD PUTLELI."
It was authorittively stated late to-
night that District Attorney Jerome
will appeal from the decision of Jus- •
tice Fitzgerald in refusing to allow him
to inspect the minutes of the Thaw
commission in lunacy whicl were re-
ported today The appeal will be in
the nature of action to review the ac-
tion of the justice and will be taken
in the appellate division of the su-
preme court
like a ball on the diamond for the past)
week, filled because of the opposition
whieh developed.
The senate ommittee has had the
James elertion bill under consideration
And will report a substitute for it The' Senator <•> KEs
James bill provides for a piural'tybutthulhesid -
--itian will this matter blit idil
trouble than the
of in a quarter «
a Mau
Princess Windischgratz Ts the
dapghter of the emperor of Aus-
W heu she was but about 11
EXPLAINS C H A N G F D OPINION
REGARDING GUIIF OF
NEGRO ruoors.
masses f the people of Texas
should he called up and disposed
was laid on the (aide subject tv
Following is the resolution:
_New York.April4HarryKThaw
was today deelaret sane by Luc unani-
anous reporp nt the com u. is.-ion in
lunacy appointed to inqutre into kzlei
pi esent mental condition. The mom ok
ths F'rin
"Flora, Clark is my name. I wants
piteetton, I does, and Ts been axin
for it since the first. I want to tell ■ nounce Monday morning that he has
you all dere is to. A nigger kept pent- confirmed the report of the commts-
ing me and l’s gone and got a gun dis . sion and ordered that the trial proceed
morning and shot at him. I missed Iwithout further delay The district at-
him and he took ds gun from me snU , ana me counsel for the dere-
hit me over de haid. He done gone
wid my gun, but I wants p'tection fur
fear he will come back and git me.”
Such was the tale related to Sergeant
the oompaniee a law requiring thru
tie up their necurities in this or
other state, staling that he had
amendment that would secure the
Thaw was not in court to hear the
decision. The jury which has heard
the testimony against him Was also ex-
cluded and both prisoner and jurors
were out of range of the district at-
torney's heated discussion with Justice
Fitzgerald. All the members of the
Thaw family, including the mother and
wife of the defendant were present,
however, "and their keen delight over
the announcement of the favorable re-
port from the lunacy commission was
turned into alarm at the unexpected i his "cor
attitude of the district attorney whose
threat to take the matter before the
appellate divisions of the court seemed,
to involve another serious delay in the
long drawn out trial.
The news nf “the < ommisslon a unan-
imous verdict as to his present sani-
ty was carried to Thaw in the prison-
er's pen He expressed satisfaction but
not surprise There has never been
n time since the commission was ap-
pointed that the defendant has not
been wholly confident of a favorable
decision. He declared that he felt e5-
ecially lucky because it Was the
Whereas. There fenowpenitng
the committee on state affairs an Im-
portant measure to the great masses ..f
this state; therefore be it
Resolved b> the senate That th®
.3 was asked: committee on state affairs he instruct-
"When did you change your opinion J ed to immediately at t and rewor, t°
on the question of whettier your men - this body the following senate bill
had been implicated in the shooting?” | "Section 1 It shall hereafter be n”
"At about the conclusion of ury lawful for any person to hold the 0, •
court-martial, two weeks ago,” replied . fKe of state representative, sUte sen"
Major Penrose. tor, member of the Inited Mtates eon"
Responding to a request that he state gres* and inited State3. genge; ,,0
what tact caused him to reach the he- f qualify and perform the dutienIEe
lief that his men were innocent, theotfiee while in Uh servlec.o.erPyr
major said that few witnesses had been ment, as an attorn i o otherWiN ; r
able to state to his satisfaction that (any public service corporation or i it
they had seen soldier* in town during I porations th*
the shooting He said that witnesses Me. 2 Any person vlolatingihe
attempted to tell distances at which provisions of this act shall, upon con
they recognized soldiers and distin-viction, forfeit the orfteeand he.’ not
guished uniformed men. which he de- fined in the state penitentiary., no.
clared to be absolutely impossible on-le-s than one year nor more than
that night as it was very dark The
major added to this explanation, that
his mind had been undergoing a change
in the i strike
Terrell provi
intions nt the best, put the dog In- a basket Hn-4
ited by Rabblwith pink satin and wert to the pal-
- - -f g r* a e where Eliznbeth fved No stran-
* > into the pulace
C W. Newby nt the police station yes-
terday afternoon by a negress volun-
tarily entering the station, while two
officers were out looking for her, and
failed to locate her.
The negro woman related that the
negro man at whom she took a few fan-
cy shots had Intruded upon her at her
home, 1812 Jones street, and had be-
come an absolute nufsanee and annoyed
her to such an extent that she decided
upon the gun process to bring the mat-
ter to an end.
Ehe was given "protection" by being
added to the list of inmates of the jail,
with the charge of assault to murder
entered against her on the police bob-
Washington, April 4.—Major C. W.
Penrose, who commanded the battalion
of negro soldiers of the Twenty-fifth
infantry charged with having shot up
tition of th* organisation I
rfectinv of minor details
n*c| unrfl the next meetinK i
the Abu ■ to be announced I
worthy poor.
Communications were read from other
cities similar in stse to Fort Worth.
Independent ' and where the work of charity had
been tarried on with a great desree of
in (tn
chamber.
« ommittee on
* work nf charity and -ft
i* dfroct the lews fortunat
roper authorities
Mrs. L M. Brown left last night for
El Paso to join her husband, who pre-
ceded her by eeveral weeks, accepting
the position of chief clerk in the gen-
arid songs by
iqrity primary The platform de-
he reach the conclusion, after examin-
ing the law on the subject that Justice
Fitzgerald had not committed legal er-
ror in refusing him access to the com-
mission’s minutes, he would, of course,
take no further action Mr. Jerome de-
clared that if he made an application
to the higher court, It would be be-
cause of the precedent set by Justice
Fitzgerald, and particulariy because
of this case.
Thaw Not ia Court. -
before the senate investigating corn
mittee and wax cross -examined by
the tax derived from the securities.
Senator Green again spoke in favor
of the bill and tailed attention to th*
point raised bv the opposition that the
companies could not secure surit lent
exeept b> pnr mfsison She st
dog to the guards, an t they
white dwurf dog given her, whieh was
so email that when full grown it ce •r
with the stato tre
Senatol Griggs i
holders. Would get
Insuranee nnd Tax Board Hills I nder
< onsideration.
Austin, April 4.—(Special ) The sen-
ate was called to order (his morning al
10 o clock. President Davidson in the
chair.
Senator Holsey anti others offered a
resolution to rati up the senttte bill
which prohibit* public officials from
serving corporations. The resolution
was signed by Senators Holsey (rin-
nun. Her,ter Murray. Stokes. Glasscock,
Griggs Skinner, Greer. Kellie. V eale
Maslersoi Green and Mayfield its
Marion
Rolla
e man-
but 1
■ f There is no more perplexing trouble
tor a physician to treat than debility
sases, especially in women, in which
■there is no acute disease, but in which
the patient every day sinks lower and
lower, despite changes of medicine and
similar experiments.
That Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills will re-
.store health under these conditions is no
speculation, but thefaet has been proved
in hundreds of cases similar to that of
Mrs. Sarah Ramsey of 1008 St. John
Street, Litchfield, 111. She says:
"I never felt well after my first child
was born. I had a gnawing pain in my
stomach and could not hold any food
.down Mr head aehed a great dea and
sometimes the pain went all through my
body. I had dizzy spells so that I could
not stand and seemed to be half blinded
with pain. These spells would often last
for over an hour. My blood seemed to be
in a very poor condition and my hands
and feet were like ice. I seemed to be
growing weaker and weaker and could
not get around to do my work in the
house. I was extremely nervous and the
least excitement would bring on a dizzy
spelt
"For a number of years I was under a
doctor’s care, but seemed to get no bet-
ter. I had heard about Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills and I began to take them.
I soon felt better and gained in weight
and strength. My nerves are strong now
and I am a well woman in every way."
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are a great
discovery for suffering women. They
are unequaled as a blood builder and
tonic and have for yeara been curing
anaemia, rheumatism, after-effects of
the grip and fevers and such nervous
diseases as neuralgia, nervous headaches,
a izz in ess. St. Vitus’ dance and even par-,
tial paralysis and locomotor ataxia.
Dr. wiiams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists or will be sent, postpaid,
on receipt of price, 50 cents per box,
■lx boxes for $2 50, by the Dr. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady. N. T.
A booklet of valuable information en-
titled ’ Plain Talks to Women,” free to
any woman interested.
THE FORT WORTH RECORD: FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 5,
not change hia position, and after dis*
cussing the measure at some length
declared It waa not just to impose upon
(bpe vial I fhe tol
the chair to have read and sign the res-
olution to adjourn AptfI it noon.
The resolution stated the 1 tth was
• cards «n
firm* are
work, and
In hl* judgment the poliry holders
people directly interested hud I
A ommenda
buninens ouse
identifte with
the extendink
Mln* Hdith
House Tab nonra ne.
Consideration of th* house tax board
i. the I •
INTERESTING SPEECHES
LEAGtI NAEENAI.I. Show, ti 3K
Monnig Dry Heads Co,
mencing treatment with
Lydia E. Pinkham’sVegetable Compound
it may be the means nt snving her Hfr Read what this medicine did
for Kete A Hearn, ASO West 47h Street, New York, who writes
Pear NIrs, Pinkham:— "I owe a debt of gratitude to Lydia E Pink-
ham Vegetable Compound tor It has sared my life I Buffered with
kldney touble, irregularitles and painfnl porloda, and my blood was
fast turning to water. I used your unedie sine for some time and it has
tnatemestreng-andwelk— - - ’
I ydinE.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound made fr! native root
-
and orgun c Diseases Dissolves and expel* Tumorsat a “ •ns
It strengthens anti tones the Stomach. ( urea Hleadache, General Debillty
and invfgoratesthewhole system. For derangement of the Kidneysin
eithet sex Lydia E Pinkham a Vegetable Compound is exo- ent:
Mrs. Pinkham’s Invitation to Women
While climbing down a ladder yester-
ay morning at the four-story brick
structure being erected by the Texas
Manufacturing"company at Jennings
avenue and Fifteenth street, Luther
Yarbrey, a carpenter in the employ of
Contractor W. A. Snodgrass, lost his
balance by reason of the ladler slip-
ping and turning, and fell a distance
of twelve feet, alighting astride a
Joist, breaking his right leg about four
inches above the knee. The bone was
snapped by the weight of the man’s
body as he slipped to one side, catching
his foot against another piece of tim-
ber.
Some of his fellow employes ran to
the man's assistance. Medical aid was
called and the man was taken to his
home at Stop <5, on the Interurban near
t he at
of the supreme court. asking that a
writ of prohibition or that a mandamus
be granted to prevent a continuance ol
the Thaw trial until the higher court
had ruled upon the legality of the comi-
mission s course.
Jerome lxeited.
“I have a light in Hila mutter ' fair-
ly shouted District Attotney Jerome.
regulating the expenditure (her?
frt, did appropriate to the peverai
etale* and territories or the further
endowment and support nt agricuitural
experimental stations, the same to -be
paid in equal quarterly payment# on
the first day of January. April, July
W K Weat general secretary of the
negro Methodiat chureh la in the ttf
ments louse bil! to confer on
Matkin* through th*, old liar!
qa} rtf arms Th* led who
whom ups
mav al one
sistiny in r
the tarn* *1
Brownsville to "shoot up" their own
town.
From his experience as commander
of negro soldiers Major Fenrose gave it
as his opinion that the rare was secre:
ti-c and if there had been culprits in
his commund it wenld have been im-
possible tn have diseoyered them while
thie negroes were under pressure. He
’gave this ns his reason for having rec-
ommended to the war department the
removal of restrictions and the enlist-
ment of negro detectives to ferret not
the guilty men, if there were gutty
ones in the command. ... ...
Concerning the Springfield shells
found in the alley outside the garriyon
wall by Captain .Macklin on th* 1ol“
lowing morning. Major Penrose said he ।
took two of them in his hand and tney >
looked as if they had been exploded
recently, although he had not made an
examination with a view to determine
when the shells had been exploded
Lieutenant H. H. Harbold, of the
Twenty-fifth Infantry, testified As to
the texts at Fort M eIntosh to deter-
mine whether it was possible to dis-
tinguish between white, negro or Mex-
ican men in khaki uniforms on clear
nights by having them pass between --------------- ----- ----
houses ami street lamps thirty five Saturday, but it called attention to the
feet away. From careful examination® fact that April 12 was Friday; though
made under all sorts of conditons t)etit waa held thac this error did not ren-
lieutenant gave it as his opinie n that der the resolution void.
It wax impossible to do *° between - — - - • “
ing of the threat nf the companies that
if the law was passed as it stands that
it would drive the ompanles from the
state. Senator Skinner declared that
"the threatening ghost ’ had bet ome an
object not worthy nt consider ation.
Senator Senter followed the Henator
from Kills and wanted to know what
would become of the life insurance con -
panies were the other states to take
the same step as Texas relative to th*
control of the ineuraneg (ompanes'
assets for th* purpose of taxation, as
he charar terized the nature of the bill
He contended such action would drive
the companies out of business, and fur-
ther dee la red (here was no legitimate
way to legislate for the control of the
insurance companies' reserve for th
purpose of taxation which was the
paramount Issue.
In submitting some figures Henator
Senter stated that the passage of the
Robertson hill would bring into th*
state $30,000,040.
Her* he was Interrupted by Senator
Barrett, who wanted to know if such
artion would b* a calamity t • the state.
Senator Senter said he ouKht it
would go far as th* policy holders are
ituuxhter Ibis
then she unco
"1 had the right by the statutes to at-
tend every session nt the commission. 41 A I AH nrainnAr
wumearrn“e" aaronne wi ntc I MAJOR PENROSE
that I shall see the minutes
Justice Fitzgerald reminded Mr Je-
rome that he had waived the statutory
right nt attending the last session of
the commission by suggesting himself
that all the attorneys be excluded from
the sitting in question.
"I did suggest, ’ replied Mr. Jerome,
"that the commission examine the de-
fendant with no one present out mem-
bers of the commission and the official
stenographer, but I fully understood I
was to be allowed to examine the min-
utes. It was generally understood y hat
evidence was to be taken at the session
and that I was to have knowledge of
all that transpired.”
Adjournment Till Mouday.
Justice Fitzgerald stated that the
commission had directed that its min-
utes be kept secret, and he felt he
must comply with the requrst. He
then granted the district attorney an
adjournment until Monday morning
next in order that he might have time
to prepare his application to the ap,
pellate division. Mr. Jerome protested
that the time was not sufficient, but
Justice Fitzgerald cut him short with
the announcement that the trial must
be concluded forthwith.
ho progress made The bills are still ।
pending I <
An effort was made during th* morn- । ’
ing sesslon to pax* a resolution requir- J
iug the committee on state affair* to > ;
report-thelelsey peasurewhlchaeekst
to fix tie qualincatlons of Unitea States
senators and congressmen This is the.
the studenta of th* schools for
and two full houses will doubti
the result
M Ms
Frine pl**
•. Congresa March 14, 1906,
t entitled "an act to provide
or eoonty office
ity of all the v
Henator Griggs spoke nt length in
favor of the adeptton of lit* amend t
ment and was followei by Nenator M ar- i
ray who characterized the- measure 4
one of ' those mlsty proponitions in
which it was hard to distinguish where,
the exact Interest lay and state.1 that I
d there was a most interesting
ecipitated this morning. Iow-
■ of the J ternational Tohacco
r- union A short opening ad-
vns delivered by J K HhannAhan.
absenre of President • M L.eg
condition. This
The kidneys are essential organs
for k replug the body free from im-
en if they should fall to work
death would ensue an very short time
inflammation or irritation cansed
bysome feminine derangement may
spread to bum extent to the Kdne •
and afect them. The canse can be
so far removed by using Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
that the trouble will disappear.
When a woman is troubled with
pain or weight in loins, backache,
swelliug of the limbs or feet, swell-
ing under the eyes, an uneasy, tired
feellug in the region of the kidneys,
she should lose no time in com-
Thia foature with which every ehar-i years old ire whs known and lyvd as
jtable organlaatlon is invariably com-i"the littie l’rinceas Klzabeth."
pelledecontend was discussed nt eon,) There lIved bnkerlu thecity o
kiderable leugth, and the coneunus or Vienna whone wire wua particularly
opinion was that G may be easily fond - ...... -.....“
bil relatirig t • onfed-rute pennions avolded z. the sen k and r‘nren2
commition rubie Land-ana iand|nyatem whteh mneludan thg entantn:
orrice Hou. bill l« donat land be l ment "< « wenera! ' Trom "a"n ---------
ionuin« to xinte miiuated on M ustang l •a •' I" In berore Bl'l 12 .It on „ lady • hana *• *mali a dob
ialaa in Sum county. I > th- lull—l rendered ex copuinK tnoe aned »• nad never !..n mn bor and Peo
sutsgovernmet. on i. locatelemereency i...« .Iple often ' ame in tl . noune on purpone
ana , ofstruet and maintain eugine i on nt plennloK neidrntn 05 i to.look at it.
ma ..tn. r and ote, bulidn«e Imenting WM Ilin wiuInK -pirit "t ' o. H wan cnriatmna ove The bauer •
Commi. on Eduetion Hoi - ........ mantrenta by Hi* aruwire arenned horaeir in her bunday
to autnoniz H 0.1...I puti .• ch Iwit ..... table orwanz ■
to empioy kindergarten teacher" and [ill*, will'll wer mp"I ...
authoriztog the issuance ul certificates Jetsin who in a ‘eW 1 •• P M '
commiIE. 0l Miat AH,it. । annul 1....... «uve rem......... Information
rent snai rerolution / ropri .m.M ......ernin«.....ain .....* .
puri ne of Iwa painung3 < Th report of I » •!«»’» showed
y| rhe Dawn nt me Alamo and 1he|that fortycone on* huad bnen oard
■ Battle of San Jacinto," by McArdle,
whh h are now hanging in the senate
making I
nt the i
for the ,
Htephanle de-
f enure* the lit-
Nas Hhe loved
the rich xift
christmas The
tnore tha n fie.
peated that there would be
le about sufficient eet uritie
lained that the diffipulty in
securit-y for the Bi hool fund
eetpts tax in preference to the mode
of taxation under the bill
Henator Fmith de olared that the radi-
al dew nt the bill taken by the sna-
। tor from Hunt, who branded the hill
b,
* :
Com mins ion’s Report.
"After careful examination of the
defendant personally and of all the evi-
dence, we find the following facia:
"In the frequent. And in some cases
dally, during the several months past,
intercourse had by the defendant with
the Tombs physicians, chaplains, keep-
ers, other attendants and the probation
officer, these persons failed to discover
anything irrational in his conduct or
speech.
“The defendant has taken an active
part in the conduct of the trial; has
made numerous suggestions orally In
court and by letter as to the selection
of jurors and the examination of wit-
nesses. Many of these suggestions
were deemed valuable and were adopt-
ed by his counsel, and examination of
the fetters referred to show that gen-
erally the suggestions contained in
them were material, sensible and ap-
parently the product of a sane mind.
While the testimony of numerous ex-
Kood
club are putting new life into the or-
ganization with A View ‘o havin a
season of matinee races every UWO
weeks beginning April 20,
Fr*"h Interest in the sport of Kene*
mens racing is created by th* donatiun
of a handsome silver service valued
at $125 by Mr G. W. Anderson ef ‘he
Bradford Brothers iny Goods companY
for the owner of th* horse winning th*,
greatest number nt heats during a yeor i
Th* club offers a prize of A 50 *et o!
harness for the owner of the horse
.winning th* second greatest number or
ie salt rice heats, and a me -min » offers a Prize. 0‘ i
, ‘nver If. $20 in gold tot »i owner makinE the ;
In conclusjon Renato* Green said he greatesr numhi r of start
had no fear of any of the foreign com- i The Fort Worth Driving 4 lub haE A.
pantes snying "good by to the State in I fine track and nutpment conetrt ted
the event of the passage nt tn* bill, at a cost of $10,000, Racing Is eoni t
notwithstanding current threat*. He 1 ed without gambling or the sale of in-I
further said as far as he, knew all toxi ants and is pr moted Tor (be en-
home companies wer* In favor nt the « ouragement of hnrse hrtedinK..an
blii i for the pleasure of its members without
At 12:25 th* senate recessed until ex pecta tion of profit.
1 o’clock with both the tax bill an : For th* series of matknee race to be-
insurance measure pending | gin April 20 there will be a list of.vnlt
At tho convening of the afternoon j uable prizes donated by merehants, in
session discussion of the insuranee bill addftion to those already mentlonec.
recognized The senator did not think Henry Hay Waiker at th* < ommert
the theory nf taxation under tne btilcial club, is seeretary of tho driving
was right. Ho favored the groms re-,ohuh
holder*, almost
the opposftion
CONCERTS TO RAISE AgI 7 5"0E8"s
FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS s ----------
(tiers to shoot up the town and then
replying to a question by Senator
warner, he said neither could he con-
ceive of a motive for citizens of
I Hiouse
self development and edi
defense of the laborer
sing funds for tbe lm i
i|i* grounds 'if the ctiy j
first eonrert will take ’
r evening April 12 nnd i
ti« ipante are Claude A !
ever, the resolution was tabled subject state tr
to call I company
The effort to call up the on* boarci [ ef the e
doctor bill, which has been tossed ahout ■ tlie lurg
vestment and tax without tha
pository feature. The senator
tv b it. M 1
. # of thie
be de pus
Thirty deutes, rrpre montin ciwvon ar;” negAoN.nE '"I" ".AEror'Hi
churity noctetten and thercharl-ndenigheq to promote t - mianion wori
........rrra ... ..nd sen...... Loones H-. "I2r vju-lti
moved the previous question consid, last evening at ths Y w C. A bu ilding. ' . pIttue mugte aP will n-
rbleoppokidonwar.made io IhH a: wit N llm. «W.. ..... wero.mino. "ud. Rirgn, frnn H.U.. B
tion on the part of the senatr from spent in the dicussjon of tbe eharhinvle v -7 . . . _
+n Het ---e +te pr-ut --- +werk +n + w-i -wn"I J " "IM
rhe previqun queation «»« with- j Following a prayer by rroternor uon •o taetory .M busia-., pmp-n,
the meetinu wan tnrown, ov‛I to in. ia Nori va worth: - 1. Nenta vur we
pleasure of the delt gufom, by whom sex Towunite compauy
eral Interestin as wall as Inptruetive, ... . -r. Tl. . ■,, T
taika were given and suvgehtlons eh The rexaa Title «*. haring materially in-
fried such as might prove of tmneti rreased its force, to prepered tu get vut yuur
elty * work in a hurry. 5th and Mats
A spectalty drill w
m hools ri
place on Fr
among the
kosnignal
n honse held by th. Tr id*
at the laber Temple Her on
kmorton streets, last high
the eonitie > •
| . enrs kgoa It
he eondition At pi
the subject. dicussrd
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