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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
NEWS.

hemsha was locked
r. ne boilers of the Paris were tss,a,
n mrd;,Gsday and Thursday. Dut ,hei,
''nu.!ion wa: not reported
Ky M WAf.-Messrs. Ha,yooo G
Iurtis horse attached to carr " 1 cra, N *
some excitement, N Tw"n. o'ta,eu
street and Washington aven,ia ,S'st''n
, S'n'h Yesterday. The horse va. ~ M,
eng at terrific rate of speed W.. r" m
h tnEneu mt" Washington avtn,,e 'r ne
i!ie i.tSi National Bank Ru.Iiinn ' H., VI
+, missing Pyser's show-ca.n liz ra,,
u, ,.,. ir3ni OF the Brax,un Buildjnr IN IN
will. '' 'iii :hierfered
personal. AND NOTES.
.a aS,, Of Washington. d. G.. SON ~, ~
M, ' '.SS'thor i'ayard. was rcris,arcI y,
'"e a'wick y"sierday ~
Mr. ana Mrs IL. u. I.urhar v,o
Me," visiting for some time al Ncwmnr,
->, ~, ;,;,l nave returned 10 rortsmou,b
William W II we. of Mount V.r,o,,
-, a., inventor Of HE Howe sawi,,,.
M ;,,,. Is stopping al the W,rv.ini, ."s
II" March session of The Mr,hnIis,
N,ii,S,nNniN Soricty VIII be hrl1 -, :
eiock SUNDAY instead OF last MIN.
was stated yesterday. '''7 a. as
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
Among our Cotton Men.

Weather in cotton belt favorable.
iiNe'poyl future contract market clos
ed steady. Prices Unchanged
Ear silver in London Soi declined
Consols lC9% decline Of l-l6.
me bears m New York Yesterday were
alarmed a: the free exports small
iH2un; of cotton "certifcatcti." and fear
OF Mt lnman's control ~ contracts.
We're $50 bales. against aalm haiss
last year. and 1886 bales in 1929
Future contracts in New Orleans adj
vanced 7GS points
New Orleans receipts t1-day are os,i-
mated al from Zoo to 2.4G1 haIns
again:t G,io' bales last year, and SEQ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27
Town or SUFFOLK

ments looking to the contamination OF
the most brilliant social eSent Of the
season are now being perfected with a
Will. Many visitors ar" expected from
Il distance to enjoy the elaborate func-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27

nina,N ana Economic Cookery ron.
alcoholic mediation. non
CO., :" Ednch'ional; Physical C,u,,ur.
CAPITAL ana Labor. Schcni ''' -. Me-. to
ana Parliamentary l,sarn - - we 'nods
schtih& our cause 10 innrn,,.,i r.
,H.arc"tics, school and Snvin.s i D"''cs'
snh"rdinat" branches, rvonrci ls.i n''ns
cial and l. gal So
The W. I, 9 T. i ra,,r,.
counties "f Maroon, ,nI ! IN me
twenty-five assnoi.ti,,,, - ,'|!Nlck ly
and l.. 7. J.. brnnche. i haI.!s me y
holding i,,' .r :" more than loo persons.
which NJ. y uiS'F.ct conventions. If
K ,,,n.i,, ~ Mllcy. of our own city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27

,,l Evsry Sunday. afternoon member. or
''ti hiey IN connection with III, CHRIS.
"'h f,n'.a hold services nj the
barracks VI iii me
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-27

v, w nm me ndven; of the y rays man
WI! no longer be- able 10 hide his life
under q bus:.~l '''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-30
LOCAL, AID PERSONAL.
n-o,i,prII INSTRUCT.

Gan Antonio. Texas, April 99.-The fol-
lowing decisions were handed down today
he m. Fourth court OF civil appeals;
Afnrm.a-Ren Il. Cahell g, al vs.. ]. NJ.
Johnson. trustee. from Dallas VOORHEES,,
Ntuor A. 90. ct al w. n. l.. Walker. from
Limestone, Maggie H. Rogers 81 al vs..
Iohn ~ Joner. from Dallas, Gulf, Colo
rnan and santa Zee Hallway company vs..
snmu"i Nest. from Johnson, Galveston,
iI,r,,anur.r and san Antonio Railway
cnmpany vs.. the state OF TeNhs, from
Revrrscd and Remanded--G George r. AL
ford eli al ~. the cry of Dallas. from
E,.,ers,1 and Rcndercd-fmma Culmcll
q, W lose 4. Borroum Ell AL from
hoo. Mrs. A. Warren w. Springfield Flro
and Marine Insurance company rem DAT
'" i;.vers,a and demanded in Part and in
pa,, Afnr,nrd,-i. n. Guthrie ot al VS.. j.
Is Mann. from I'm.
Dismissed 10y Plaintiff. " Flanders
et al rs. l.. n. Williams ct NJ from pm
Motion to Dismiss writ Of Error Teyas
and Pacific Railway company vs.. WI
INN cables. from III raso. Mrs A. a
Warren ct al ". tho Home Insurance
company. from Dallas, Mrs. NJ a War
ron at nj ys Manchester Fire Assurance
company, from l,aiias; W, u. Maverick
vs. bohemian club ct al, from .BeNal
Railway company VS.. j. l.. Ruledye Is
=" from Bvxar, Galveston. Harrisburg
and sam Antonio Railway company W..
Milton Green, from Gonzales; state OF
Texas vs.. Ben NJ Patterson ct al. from
Iii Paso; J. II, ciassen vs.. Henry Elinen
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SONS OF HERMANN.
Balance of tho Offices Tired-The
Finance Committee.

Balance of the Offices I1illed-The New
Finance Committee.
san Antonio. Texas April %. The grand
lodge. Sons of tiormaMn, concluded it's
business today and the delegates spen,
he afternoon viewing the sights of the
city.
The time Of the mornings session was
occupied with unfinished business In the
shapo of the election of the Two add
ucnal trustees. continued from yestcr-
day. The rcsul. Of this election was tina,
William Dldunhorg of Galveston is in
cumhcnt for TWO years ana X. Strcckcri
OF Bronham for oao year.
nr. E BrccSor Of Brenhnm WAS again
appointed Grand Lodge physician. r NJ.
Glooku.r VAS appointed guide, rhilip Bos-
sst inner guard and II. ratri Of Aunt,n
outer guard. None OF the offices are r.
inurorntiNc except The grand secretary
aud grand treasurer tho former receiving
siipl per year ana the latter 500
The now iiuanrc committee rs composed
as fpllowsi &. J. Schraa OF Dallas. term
ono y-nr. q. II Heieklrmunn. term two
years. Louis Schark OF Houston, term
ihrec years. The next meeting VIII bc
hold In Galveston on the last Monday OF
Aulil. 1877,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-30
THE rExAs EDITORS.

The Executive Committee Announced
Pleased With the Entertainments
IL Paso, Texas. April 9a-The Texas
Press association was slow In getting TO-
Ec,h,r this morning. Last nights blow
cut by tne Mcliinty clib was inclined 10
make ,hem lay IN bed or lima other re-
creations away from the dull routine
tualrrss session. liowovcr, when they
DID get ose;her they transacted their
business III a flash and adjourned sine
die at 1852.
lulious thanking the people OF Nj l,aso
ard Iuaiez for tho kindly treatment dur
inp thcir stay here. They also passci
resolutions favoring the International nam
courfc -smen 10 work for tie PROMOTION "l
the creme.
TN,y all say that th,lr visi. 20 III Faso
mas it.ra red letter day n their existence
anu many of them at last nights enter
/ tninWout were ~ favor of hacking ia
Paso their perretual place Of mceing.
just before the adjournment of the sew
cut, ,nth annual meeting President Baltic
announced tho names Of the executive
cotaml'tee. orc from each congressional
First dis,rct-R VI. Johnston. houston.
Stcond alstrict-J. Il. McFarn NJ, Jack
Thr.d dis,rict--E. w. Harris. irecnvilc.
! Fourth dlstrict-,Ioe J. Taylor, clarks-
| Firth disirct "a. g. Murray, Denkon.
| SiNth district-Johu Cullom. Garland.
seventh distrct-W. G. p'Hryau. Nc
/ Gre@or
tielth dlstrict--f.ugenc Moore, stephen
| viilc
! Ninth liS,:ict--perry Hawkins Taylor
! Trnih district-Clarcnce Ousiey, Calves
I ton
1 Eleventh district-p. w Barnhin,
1 ivuile.
/ rwlfth dstric,--A c. Valdez, san An
j toulu.
( rmrleenth district-M. y. johnson. Mem
I pills Texas.
/ only It few papers We're read hoforc the
v association aud none OF them were OF
general Importance.
! Their stay here has further canertcd
the already friendly relations between tne
I Gibbons OF this city aud Juars2. and
tArcHeh the courtcsics of the Mexican
d secretary of war one OF the crack nili
/ tar, bands of that country has furnshe'
music on both Sides OF the river FOR lh'
{ "ni riNtnment of the editors. Eighteen
/ members of the association loit OF tho
( train this morning for the ''ily Il Ma.ico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-30
THE COTTON nELT.


Crop Conditions Generally.
Following arc the United States weekly
crop reports .or the southern States:
t.oui.iana---A warm, lry. sunshiny week.
favorable to tho completion of cotton
seeding and growth OF crops. hut rain
would be beneficial. Cane, corn and early
cotton generally good stands. Rice plant
ing continues. Grasses pastures ana gar
dens In good condition.
Texas-Thc weather of the past week
has been very favorable Tor farm work,
but rain Is needed over the northern por-
ton OF the State to bring up cotton. which
crop has about all been planted. Other
crors are doing well. but would be Inn
proved 10y rains,
Arkansas--We Weather favorable, The hail
on the olst and high wind on the 26th were
damaging in all localities. Corn about
all planted and being worked. Cotton
planting nearly finished except in north
portion Wheat. cats potatoes and fruit
doing well. Warm rains would be benen-
cial.
ssiss.ppi-Generally favorable wealth
er. Corn and cotton growing nnely and
corn well advanced. Cotton being scraped
and chopped oats. wheat. iruii and gar
lens doing we'll showers would he hene-
iicial Some fsw complaints of damage 10y
worms and other insect pests.
Alabama Very Hight and poorly distrib
uted rains. Hot aud desiccauns winds
checking growth OF corn aud cotton
which IS about all planted Cotton chop
ping begun, aud corn receiving second
blowing. Oats heading Sugar cane COM
ins up and peanuts ana sweet potatoes
being planted. Fruit prospect excellent.
Georgia Prolonged hot. dry sill broken
latter par, Of the week ty showers which
were very beneficial to all vegetation. but
more rain Is uccdal. cotton NJ nting re-
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CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION

Victoria Texas, April 2a.-Wlliam
Lewis. coored portot on one of the pas
senger trains bnowccn Cucro ana Fious-
ton was arrested yesterday hy Deputy
Sheriff Ford Sterno on warrant lssu, d
on complaint of Armisteai i.ankhead
,ColorodJ Of lne2, charging him with the
abduction of his danehicr. Cornclia. who
1t is alleged. he iniUrr4 leave her Ii lone
and go to cuero and Houston with him
lie waived preliminary examination T.
fore Justicc fenntr Yesterday.
District court convened Norway, and Is
devnting this week In the civii dockct
Will" the Erani jury ia adding 20 the
already fun criminal do koi county At
tornoy j. V Naulnherec Is acting dis
trict attorney. owing to TIN" Illness Of Hon.
y. T.. Davidson IT has boon stated that
MIR. davidson would not Ice candidate
fer r"-el.ction. but this IS no, authorized
lie leaves IN a f"w days for TennoSsee
and Will spend he summer there recup-
Grating
The Try goods merchants Of Victoria
hay" agreed Ia clos" at ~ IN. except on
saturday. during the summer m 3uths
from May to september |.
VIII fie'ds roorcdD dicd yesterday.
Harrison l'coplcs. another uoorcd man.
died and was buried YESTERDAY his death
resulting from blow ON the head re-
cciNnd last Doccmh.r
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THE WAIF Annprnn

East Bernard. Texas. Aprn 2>-on the
s'th inst. baby girl. about elrht days
old, was found on the rorch OF MIR. Neal.
county commissioner Of precinct No. =
wharton county, The baby was put in
Ghnisr Of Icy. j: q. Mr'.l,r pastor al
East lt"'natd Methodist i.ni~ opal chu,eh.
Mr. Mrcllor intended 20 tike irl ittio
On" to ,he Orphans Homo 1T waco. IN,
i4,uni a home Tor her IN Houston. Mr.
TO take the tAhy. and Rev. Mueiiur c.t,rI, al
hier there yesterday. Tho chiil wly Ian
wed by thr minister inst h.fore Ici,ina
inr lipuSion ani named Esther Rar,nrd
She is iinc-ooking nttlo fnln,, ,,4ii,
back ha!r and blue eyes Parents IN
known and no one has been adj" - IN.
rhN"l me mNs.fly conun ted M.ih hni-
arrival At this li'tle place.
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MILAN COUNTY, rors.
The Party Drifting Into the Hands Of
Practical Politicians.

| The Party p-if,las Into the Hands OF
Practical Politicians.
Roosiaic. Texas. April eS.-Pursuant -
! call .. the co1nty chairman. W. y. Wells.
| a niec1ns If representatives Of the Yos~
ats, s.,ibs Of Milan county was he'd
here today. Delegates noi having been
chosen In all cases IN accordance with
the cali ine gathering resolved its,I into
mass meeting Only little over oue
hundred vo.srs were present. ba; nearly
all sections os The county were repre-
s-u,ei. giving the meeting cons siderable
Importance.
4 resolution was in;rciucea iniorslng
the action c. ne National committee n
calling Tie NtuansI convention after
those held by The Two old paroles. This
LED 10 a hesl.el discussion.
On one side Il; was urged that possible
Intention existed 70 fuse with free silver
4st.scrA;s an. srpIhi.cEus al rne ,Nreu.e
o.. tae tsnets of the popu.ists, rs ennnciat-
g u. TIE late omaha platform which was
IN the ether sid ); was urged ,hat s.,
would De tiint enough 10 chn-re irs2 -
cry ga iar committee af;ar II hal per
in -wait The action = tla old parties
and profit hv M iis-snsiens. as voter.
'77fAer J u shelton brought down ttf
hous- ly saying teak ias ntrinn ,ak4r
N"iiI "rntl'' tae 4ani.-l--iS. omaha plat
itrfn aug ~ 20 invaie 'he sacred ir,-
tintS 'i -n- -ra7I Oh party and gain
IKE strength from 'ao jsekass
e'a'l. ma r'y hu. was i-n7,.-1 lNtely I'll.
faTrl hr '',c watch i.stirt-tN or;os q
frsi wi, arv faa.en er iarty Ihso h
re3 afer.,o-0, --t - single en.ure
"rii'r tAe rHrrD.er 80 r-isrts ~ =
t' 'ae MEETING. cenln 7.uE. n'n
= r4rssi i7iaiiiseue All ne ii-,ie re-
So ss' li'a'. -a~ Hetirn ;akeu SIS Significant
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rALnsrlNn's rAlp Gpo,,xns

Palestine Texas. April Preparation
i'F th' coming fan fair are moving along
win good progross and disratch Tho
hali-milc tack WAS easily gotten in the
forty acres, leaving ample room for iii
other PURPOSES. Work of grading the race
course ana loNrllng and hcautfying the
grounds II now under good headwav The
rlans and specifications made by Houston
architects for tho exposition and grand
stand Ia ldinEs have been submitted and
accepted and when those buildings be-
como realities thc East Texas air and
DRIVING Park association caH boast of tho
pr"t,icst county fair buildings in The
state. Already the secretary. Mr.. H. H.
l'adon. In receiving daily Inquiries CON
corning the approaching fair and EXPOSE
ton.
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HONSE TNlliE CA.'C.HT.

Center, Texas. April .a.-l-ast Friday
night X, l.. Davis, who lives three miles
north Of town had horsc stolen and
he ami Constable Nj. Nj. Middleton left iNto
Saturday evening in pursuit ui the thief.
Al He same time there WAS 10 ore aus
pected of the thofi, as no one hld lett the
country ny hard riding they overlook
dochcs county. whore inc Had been turned
loose lsu, tins did not satisfy The hunt
ers, so they continued their hunt aud To-
Gated and arrested the .uiaf on In. An
eelina river. who proved TO he Joe Rivers
of -ANarado. who Nas a stranger here
and who stole the horse while passing
through the country. lie Is Eow III The
iall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-30
SHORT TENAS SPECIALS.

TEMPLE-At the city council meeting
Tuesday night hil' wns presented for the
INFORMING of CITY officers and was pnsse1
fr tho third reniing
CLEDrRNE-An opening was found in
ne Jau today LEADING from the upper TO
me lowrr cells, where the condemned muir
uerer wilkins Is confined.
BhENiAM-Colonel Gidaings is In re-
cent or letter from parties desiring to
establish "a cotton factory here and every
rNorl wiz hc made 4, secure II.
klRHYNII.LE Professor Ramig OF
Houston and his performing monkey have
afrivei llo will begin making prepaia-
tlfns for their balloon ascenton and dou-
Die parachute jump on the LIST.
Lul lSt.-John Linslani. a Sweii> al rnrri.
'r LIVING about TWO miles, from town. was
nirost'd by Constable DAVIS and taken 10
NAnr'on aud Jailed, on a charge OF in
4niiN, lie attempted to kill his wife and
WhS only prevented hy the timely inter
florence of noignhors.
SAN SABA-Contractor Hughes. from
Dallas. accompanied by Mr.. Carey from
Denver have been here for the past three
days looking over the dam site and ditch
linr located by the irrigation company
Wi.h = View of bidding on the consiruc-
ton of dam and bitches.
LApoNIA News was received this
EVENING from Paris Of the capture there OF
me negro who broke into -. III. IIill
a s,yaa , store Friday night and stole some
Ne robbery giving his name as Carl
w walker. formerly OF this place.
81 ANA-captan Andre Fourchv
me New ORGANS contractor and builder
ma, now practically completed the cree
.lon OF the Brazos river light house STA
Won opposite ouintara, and within n week
WIN be ah." to turn over TO Uncle sam
nm OF me iih'st AMI most substantial light
mousse stations on this coast
hASTEoP- Burglars have been Mt work
n.Ir ANA nave carried OFF some ynllah' q
a,tVIrs' iney entered the bedroom NJ
M"Ssls l'aion and Clark and robbed Them
"i ,hr'-s gold watches. a fine pistol. n sci
' "n,.n c'lalh some valuable papers and
.rAs'lins cards. So far no clnW 10 the
Perpetrators has been discovered.
MAtil N--At meeting of The stock
lo'usrs OF the Marlin Sanitarium II was
'rtiu''t 10 raise an additional stock and
t.'t immediately a si0ool hotel on III.
,,, ht"'oihinh me saniiarium. This Is a
~" n'taou Improvement and meets
49, 'n' neeriy approval Of every one.
FORT WoRrH-The surname loace n,
- hllru Benevolent assocIntion met An
ssvr'r, session here thirty-iiy lodges he
NJ represenied, Fort Worth was male
ns s'mahrht hcadquarters NJ. q. Hustled
y, i,ehison was elected supreme president
secrsi,r ri'E, ri,, Of Fort Worth supreme
su,r.'y iiliman Smith of Fort Worth
wn ,mthhe councillor and DR.. j. A. South
sn,,nn OF corsicana supreme medical ex-
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SHOT a wATCIiMAN.
\ Mistake Made Which Leads to n Battle
With Pistols.

\ Mistake Made Which Leads to n Battle
With Pistols.
Taylor. Texas. April 2sA shooting af-
fray occurred here last night which came
very near being fatal. and which was tho
result of nisu understanding between Of
fiee.s. n colored man who was employed
IA nght Waterman nj the compress
platform caused the disturbance Con-
stable Xwcrnamann ana Deputy Gamble
were ut the platform looking for disturb
crs. when the Voorcd Waterman WAS seen
going In ear. The officers not knowing
who he was called on him to halt. The
Waterman. thinking the officers were
trBmps with whom he had had trouble
on n previous n ght, made some incohe rent
reply and opened fire, The bullets from
his az Erazed the lugulnr vein OF or
flccr Gamble. and another shot. which
struck the sides of n box car, threw spin
t,rs In his face Mr.. Gamble returned tho
lire. tho bah striking the negro In the
h-nast but not causing a serious Oouni.
The negro retroatcd and some time after
ward the mistake ~ the officers was dis
az
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CRIPPLE CREEK IN ASHES.
A Second Confla0ration Nearly Wipes
Out tho Whole Town.
FOUR PEOPLE DEAD. FOURTEEN HURT
By Explosions In Flowing Up Buildings
Policeman Shot n Thief-Tcnfs
for the II rmeiess.

Cripple Creek. Colo. April GA fire
which b-oke out in the Portland hotel
shortly after noon TODAY destroyed all
that was left of Cripple Creek after the
confederation of last Saturday. -Four per-
sons were killed bv explosions and at
least fourteen Injured several OF them IA
tallv The flames TODAY spread with great
rap!dity and although strenuous efforts
were made to check the fire by blowing
up buildings with dynamite. they proved
Of no avail. All the urincipal business
buildings are in ruins and nothing is left
of the town proper except the railroad st&
,ioie and a few scattered houses. The fire
died out tonight for lack of fuel on which
to feed.
Tho burned district is follows: Be
tween Movers and Warren and Second
and First. one block: Movers to Pike Peak
avenue ana between Second and h streets
ten blocks; all the allev between Meyers
and Bennett up to Eaton three and one
between Second and Third are standing
Tho origin of the fire appears to have
boon purely nc slentai. though the general
better IS that it was ,nceudiary. There
has been talk crediting Saturday fire to
sgch origin and this one coming so close
upon II ciVr- rise to suspicion. The facts
appear to discrcdit the suspicion.
hrank Angle the PORTLAND chef, can
rot re found Ii is reported that pan
Of grease on the range blazed up and
Caught the ercuse-soakcd boards at the
! back The entire side of The wall was
ahaIe in an ilstant Bessie Kelley, one
al the Mattresses. says she had gone into
ill.,. Kitchen Or an orirr al lunch time.
S1c saw flames running MP the walls and
believes they came from outside the nnili-
iur apparenily the Chicago cafe, adJoin-
us she rushed from the kitchen to the
/ office CRYING Fire"
me other occupants of the kitchen had
NOT noticed the house TO he on IRE.
rnc Portland Was htiilt of frame ana
Veuocred brick. the Kitchen occupying the
central rear portion the dining room
of store rooms from Meyers street:
/ The roof of -ho Portland hotel came
( down with crash. the flames jumping
/ mrliainlr began blowing UP adjacent
! nuiiiu.s Win dynamite in It's eff 'ris to
one hundred pounds Of giant powder
| was exploded in blowing up buildings, hut
n hlsh wind arose and the efforts ITO check
/ ihe iiainos met With 10 SUCCESS
| a policeman shot and Killed AN unknown
! man found carrying away valuables from
| burning building.
/ revised list of the dead and injured is
as follows:
Dead: J Griffith, -. Bassctt. two
| others, unidentiie5.
Injured; y. ". Small. John Rice. r.
! Evans, George Yaungsirom George Ivden
! 0atally). John Kreggcr Gataliy,. r II.
/ smith. superintendent II the watorworks
| l., Maroncy T., Il. Bradley and eight
! others. names not yet learned
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porrLIsr coNvI.NyEoN-

Galveston. Texas. Apri! @'l, VA
learned today that Chairman aiJmp hth-
~ had decided lPon GsiYsftpn - the
place for holding the popyhsi sts.e epn.
Ia irssiie1 in Il few days ~ ilas DrrD
asked TO call the conpentipr f'sr hes@4s
Y IN order thai tSs conr"niicN UaY .t-s'
r,ret,ede that ,f the Efs1fa Fatsn~rs All
NICE wsilcsl fnests hefe IN ~. --f- i@sf
81 is NOT known w'ethef ~ ~. r.5nii3
with the request. ~ ~" T&sF i,pF ..ni
fJ,sttee Fet fife date for ErzD*i 2. ~ ie
.spccte6 tfe convention VIII b. ~" isfs
est ever heid ~ The DpiyJ!i,t isss'f ~
Texas as inr railroad rates tf1lnls" "
H., very low ami s.oyaHfase VIZ ~ 'akeI
10 visit the sAzsl,OIf - insLt ilnlt
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health is the very thing h 49, y.
than anything else. Hs he,lsS ] Z
by which lie climbs 10 sucss. 1
hooves him TO keep The rops !.
dition, and not to neglect S,oi.. 4. l
When the rope Of health b,,sL p
little bit, 1t should be mended = Y
Is easier to keep health thss kss
II. When a man feels hlmsI l
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and energy, he must call a INV
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condition. II makes health, Il r,is1
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dyspepsia-kidney disea:e-,b.,ss
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iuagc Of this ORE 1-N.ra) judicial district.
for ihe following reasons, to-Vii.
I. Because durilc Nis entire term ot
s1rvss,> No Ass never seen reversed Ns
our HIGHER COURTS resulting IN saVinS
10 The fnxrAycyS 81 the district.
:. BecAWse 81 sss unifo-r, courtesy upon
tho beach. which Is 8 matter o. general
ccmrent.
/ E,-rauss Of his su>t and impartial an
raintn,pat Of Jury COMM ssicrcrs-
rss.-at;ss 81 his cssfinsnNN aNie and
impartial administration generally
< TfA. III TIE event Judge HGrrett Ia n
candidate for reelection We siNe ann ors
,,ri.,si A., cordial <.!rt.crt.