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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-02
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AGp4rEr. INu. gsIs-
H.arY N Furmar. ca sers-sr,.
FURMAN & HERBERT.
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.
oGce-Herbert & Lewis building
Ardmorc. I. T.
x. l.. utHHrrr. Cau~rtzrs Harsv
suamrrs Hardy. stennkraps~r.
GARRETT & HARDY,
ATTokNEYs-AT-LAw.
Practice In ali the Courts, Terrific
rial, State and Federal. Special at
tention given TO criminal cases.
ofiee-up stairs in Hardy building,
Ardmure, ]. I
2. @. BARRY,
ATToRSEY-AT-LAw.
oniee-over City Drug Store. Main
street, Ardmore. I. T.
CHARLES b. KENDRICK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ohlce over Kearney 4 wvxc.
( A. EDDLEMAS.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Practices IN all the courts ter
rtorial and state.
cHoe in Herbert & Lewis Building.
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". T. GARDNER. 81. d.

Onlce over Coleman A Lynn's
Drug store. Residence North Caddo
Street.
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT
w. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska,

FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ARTHUR SEWALL, of Maine.
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Ofice over Coleman A. Iynn'a
Drug Store. Residence West Main
Street.
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ARDMoRE, WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2
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A. EDDLEMAH.
ATTORNEY At LAW.

Practices In all the courts ter
rtorial and state.
C4ioe in Herbert & Lewis Building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
nrn1.EYIsM REPupIATEp.

Nacoaanchos Democrats Resolve TO Act on
Ola Time Methods.
Nacos-dochess. Texas. March The DEM
ocrltio executive committee Of this county
held meeting today and parsed the fol-
lowing resolution;
Resolved. That the construction p'"eed
on the action of the state executive com
mlttee by Chairman Dudley In tho matter
of holding primaries does not contemplate
that county committees shall be Invested
of authority In the manner aud time or
holding primaries Tor the nomlnution Of
candidates for county and district o:Hctrs;
therefore
Received. That We believe It would be
detrimental TO the success OF Dur ctnoi-
dates for county and district ofN7c TO
hamper them with Issues about which they
can have no official concern. Therefore We
recommend that primaries be h.ld "a the
several precincts OF NacogdOchcs county
for all county, precinct and district offices,
az well as those OF representatives and
State senator, shall be voted for. and also
delegates to county conversion to be held
on The 9th OF April, as heretofore, al
which time nominations shall be made Tor
ali county offices and representative. and
choice expressed and instructions given FOL
trlct offices except congressman, and dele
gates elected 10 The judicial and senatorial
Conventions, all candidates nominated OF
instructed for In accordance with the vote
OF the democracy as expressed Ia the pre-
clnct primaries.
Resolved. That we favor "A submission OF
l tho financial issue, asst really Ia, TO a vot'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
Colonel Giddngs Fine Residence In Bren-
ham in Ashcs-Firemen Injured.

Colonel Giddines' Fine Residence In Bren-
ham in Ashcs-Flremen Injured.
BRENNAN. Texas, March 9--lhe palatial
residence Of Colonel D. C. Giddings was
burned this morning, and $4,000 went up
in smoke 1t was by far the finest resi-
dence In the city, one block from Court
SQUARE, on the corner of vulcan and
North street.
At o'clock this morning the flames
burst through the roof on the south side
near flue. from which 1T Is supposed to
fave caught. The alarm was given and
the entire department turned out with
alacrity and worked hard but to no avail
for 1t was apparent from the time OF
their arrival that the building was
doomed, and hremen and citlzens ad-
dressed themselves 10 the task of reinoV-
ing the furniture on the first floor The
piano. pictures, books and number of
household articles were saved.
For two hours the nrcmen fought gal
iantly. but the IRE spread from Que room roof
to another and slowly CONSUMED the bulin, ,
ing leaving at noon only the cuaItcN
remains Of the frat story
The Conner Hose company NO. ! re-
plired TO the north SIZE OF ttle s oulliii ~
10 fight the flames. ard stream rom tile
Nechauics' COMPANY sent the totterihg
wall over and Mcssrs. Frank Levin and
Honry Eckert were caught. s.., ,..,,.
Henry Eckcrt received paintul hrulse
on the arm and staggered backwaru7
faiuting. He was placed on n c'' auu S'i''
viewed 10 the drug store f2r ireaatme"I ,,t
frank Levin was Knocked down anu
! caught under the burning Wall ana We
( taken out bleeding and UNCONSCIOUS anu II
/ was some time before he rcghlheu coi'-
/ sciousncss or showed slams of life, but Is
resting very well this evening.
l t.a HfFafA
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MeLENNAN SILVER MEN.
They VIII Insist on Voting on the Finan
cial question on June s.


They VIII Insist on Voting on the Finan-
eial question on June 6.
Waco, Texas, March "a conference
was held this evening by number of the
free silver democrats of the city, the re-
suit Of which was an agreement TO call
a mass meeting OF the free silver demo-
Gratis OF the county on March Is for the
purpose Of calling primary June c, to
pass upon the silver question.
The meeting was a secret one. d. Il.
Hardy. w. l.. Rodney, O. l.. Stribling,
John c. West. Van Hall. NJ. W. Mcwil-
llams. X. l.. Johnson and others were pres
ent.
They spent considerable time In discus
sion OF the situation and resolved to make
no fight against the action of the county
executive committee except 10 take action
TO secure vote on the silver question In
accordance with the Instructions of The
state committee. This Is understood 10
mean participation IN the primaries called
by The committee and keeping the fight
from affecting the county ticket The
mass meeting VIII arrange for the silver
primary June ., and the selection Of those
a the primary convention In May
There is prospect that the county OK
ecutiVe committee may agree to cali a
primary and submit the silver Question
the silver men are determined to hold n
primary June and they declare that The
action this evening means that the demo.
Gratis OF this county who want to express
themselves upon the question will have
the opportunity.
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q the people IN primaries 10 he held az tho
fariolH voting places iu the county OF
Juna O. ts PRESCRIBED by the state eNecu-
NNr committee. b4f we do nos consider the
question of hmc'ail,sm an issue before the
pconle, bot the true and only issue S. for
rr against the free md unlimited coinage
of silver AT the ratio of siN,eeu OF silver lo
ore 81 gold hy the nitcd states alone, in-
QNDaudcfsi of other nations. II is. there
tore, the sense u this committee That che
question shall I've 20 submitted, tO-Wit
F'1r the free and unlimited coinage Of ST.
yer az Tho ratio or siNiccn cf silver to one
of gold by tne Tinted states alone, iude-
,ln'a0nt OF the 8rtiou OF other nateus' or
'Ar1irSi the FREQ u1d uuiimft u coinage OF
silver az thc railo of sixteen Of silver 70
orc OF gold hy tine United States alone, IN
dependent OF he action VI other NAT .ons.
Resolved. That we consider the issues d.
vidiHg tho democracy Of Texas as more
,nASinnry than real. and We call upon AN
lovers Of good government to rally 20 the
support OF our candidates, without any re-
Garu to their views on the financial or
other National issues
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A STRAINED DENIAL.

George Clark Repudiates Statements
Which Were Never Made.
Austin. Texas. March e.--The san An
tonic Express, the Galveston News and the
Dallas News OF yesterday contained the
following;
Austin. Texas, March 7.-(speclal lin
speaking of the special sent from here TO a
Houston paper and given prominent posi- !
lon IN its cofumns stating that Judge Geo
CLARK, Judge Maksnson, Wright Quincy
and A. j. Rosentbal had held a political
conference IN Judge Clarks room at the
Hotel Salee, Judge Clark said today thar
he did not see Wright Carney while In Aus
TN, that ne met Mr.. RosenJhai only once.
and then In the dining room of the hotel
and that Judge Nakemson called at MS
room 10 make a purely social call Other
wise he SAYS the special to the Houston
paper. regarding the conference was cor
rect"
The Houston paper above referred to is.
presumably, The Houston Post, and the
special, the correctness Of which IL partl-
ally denied Is probably the following. which
appeared In its Issue OF March 6:
However. Judge Clark Is in Austin again
tonight right on the heels OF tho puDHca-
ton Of the Harry Invitation and right IA
the midst Of . big republican convention
Furthermore. lie and quincy ana MaKemEon
and Rosenthal and other republican Lead
meeting was social. political or religious,
or all thren, Is question. yet II was sug-
gestiye. Maybe they talked about the
chances OF sound money Independent
democratic iicket winning with republican
assistance and maybe they lid not bnt
since George Clark and the people who are
with MIN either Openly or coycrly MAKE
no secret Of the fact that they are out AZ
ter Cnli,srson's scalp over ana above every
thing else. thene Is considerable room fof
FurTnise when the Waco prophet and tho
Galveston republican vote broker get to-
gether and have big talk
A comparison Of the above with the al
legged correction Reproduced from the Ex-
press and News shows that 1t does no, Il;
the case
Nowhere In The Post special Is anything
said abou, political conference at saige' S
boiel in Judge Clark's room neither IS
there anything but an infer ni!a impnTt-
ance attached 20 Judge Clerss acclu"utal
{thats hls own wprsl presence ia Austin
at the time that 81 many prominent re
publicanH were here. The fact is that tne
denial iss more suggestive and upkind than
Che com plained Of item. and that some one
has unluteuiioually allowed hitherto Nf--
heard Of eat to c=caDe from tne sack 49, an
effort TO eaten much less offending icNne.
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REFORM REPUBLICANS.
Worth and Rpspectamlity OF the Party
Urged 10 Participate.

Worth and kpspeciaulnty OF tie A"'
Urged 70 fh''lu'f"t''
San Antonio Light, March g.
Ia ,,aa,,,a ,sa,,o viii no found thu call
=" ''S -, g.. ...,..,...
for the reform repuhlcah 9'e'" cu"N'H''1''
Mt Houston 90 the 10th Of Aprh next il
,,,.s ,no,,,h, b,, sorns. that tha date might
-" 80, ~ ..,.,,.,.,,.r r...
no chahsfa 10 hp't "'nei sa''i'l "s'' "--
this was found impossible IN order 10 SUIT
,verv ono. q, tho 2lth is the date. Dele
49,
gates can rench houston on SuH1aF' hnn
by prompt work the business can be per
fected IN time to enable those attending
i's'SN - -, :,
returning I" th"f hoiiles On inc H4sh' OF
the 2oth or 2ist In time to attend 10 other
,,,,.,..i,,-,s ar rslei,rattons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10

BIG SPRlNGs-ln a. difficulty between
Two MeNicans one was fatally shot through
the breast
A, WAL LEY, vIEtWA,;-Jodie. son of Mrs,
his horse and his neck broken.
BtRKE.--A horse, frightened by
passing train, ran over Ed Henderson OF
browns mil, this morning, breaking his
.-.ll.~
ored who was shot by Lee Holmes. col
ored on the China Grove plantation, died
today.
San prEGo--Ed vigan OF this place
Vas Drought in by Sergeant Paris of
oi Il mule.
~ PASO-The American who was found
murdered over the river Saturday has
zen ry6a it,1IoqsniHed as James Doyle OF Colo
at Cripple Creek.
,TERRELL.-Tom Greenhouse. Is years
old' was handling a 22-caliber pistol when
, ,ne weapon was discharged the ball en-
I d'r,mg tne ealr OF the right leg. ranging
downward and lodging in the leg.
TENARKANA.-T postoffice depart-
.heht at Washington has issued an order
tor free mall delivery in Texarkana, to
s tnKe erect April Ia Five carriers will be
phcatons for the positions.
g, SHEET .HOME.-Sunday evening Geo.
scanning tired his craftsmanship by shoot
i,ns at negro named John Henderson.
~ Is not known whether the negro was
huri or not, as he was running so fast
ne mas not been heard of since
,MlLANo-rhe mother of tho colored
enild found here, as reported In The Post,
WHs located In Temple. She had thrown
u out OF the window, The child's gtand-
,,atnner came down and identified il and
LOOK II home TO Temple. The woman Mil
Do turned over TO Tho county authorities.
toLMESNE'L - Constable Fortenherry
~ very III with measles There are severn
~ thseS IN town, among them being
me Httle daughter OF DR. r. r. Haynie
" nose recovery Is almost despaired Of
good. 80 ''"'- "'''
oANLAND.-The Post correspondent Is
renaply informed that the grand Jury,
now assembled in Columbus, under the
i,gTariess and patriotic charge of Judge T.
~ spooner OF Gonzales, is making 1t
ehSeealngly warm for some of the offi-
eiais of Colorado county
=, HliAu NtoNT--Charley Ca,son and Fred
Sturge the tMp white men arrested last
saturday by Constable Shields and Jailed
on nc charge of assault with intent 10 rob
q mack driver Friday night. We're dis
u ,,S concluded that one Of tho men
was guilty OF assault on the hack driver
anu ne was nned accordingly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
THIRD plsrRlcr.

state Senator Stafford Is an Avowed Can
didate Tor Congress.
Dallas News
In all probability shall make the race
r2r congress-, subject to the democratic
nominating convention, in tho Third dis
trict" said state Senator Il. y. stafford
81 Minaola 20 Round About yesterday. IN
TACT. to be candid ! am In the race Speak.
INK VI the silver question down in my
county Wa do not ask a candidate for con-
stable hts views ON tive financial issues.
We merely asic n he IT, competent to dis-
Charge the duties OF the position sat!afac-
torily. We have no quarrel with the honest
money mon We are all straight party
mon and not scratch rs, We tako our
medicine az prescribed hy the convention
and vote tho ticket straight
senator Stafford IS gu ardent lG.tc-i-cr.
and a leading member OF the free silver
convention, which met IN the city OF Fort
WORTH last August. COngrcgsmuu &. IT.
Yoakum was nominated az Mmoola In 1884
after protracted deadlock, ani Is serving
his first term Buck kilgore Judge FeuX
j. McCord and Il. n. Miner We're candi-
dates before the convention that solccted
Nouhum as the successor Of Judge kngore
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under the circumstan. undecided as 10
the course they will follow In the case.
Majo. John Davis, colored. VINO Is en-
gagged In engineering movement Tor "a
State encampment OF colored military. or
foundations of Texas, to be held here May
to next has received the Following let
ter from Governor Culberson:
Major John Davis Waco, Texas:
Dear Sir-Your letter OF the 18th OF Feo-
ruary Is received and in reply beg. TO say
that have referred 1t to Adjutant Mabry,
with favorable Endorsement. Please accept
my sincere thanks for the kind invitation
10 attend the proposed drill at Waco,
which | assure you is appreciated. Very
respectfully, c. a, tuiperson.
Post Ii, r. p. A., at Its meeting saturday
night. unanimously adopted resolution
lndorsing j. Harvey Wheeler OF this city
for president of tho State division at the
annual convention at Dallas next month.
Mr. Wheeler is at present first vice prest-
dent and next In succession TO the, ptesi-
dcncy His friends are confident that he
viii accele to their wishes and place him
self as a candidate for the presidency.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
WANTS TILE UNIVERSITY.

Lullng, Texas. March 9.-Luling Is max
ing determined effort to secure the
Texas Presbyterian University at this
place. AS will be remembered an endow-
ment of 100000 is to be raised and the
university located as soon as 100000 is
subscribed, Luling's citizens have gone
to work In the matter and have already
secured several liberal donations of mon
ey and lands Several neiehborIng towns
have assured us of their hearty co-opera-
ton and assistance in the project.
Money was raised this morning for the
purpose of sending a delegate to the
MIR. John Orchard Will 20 as represents
tive. The many advantages that Luiug
possess for the location OF the iustitl-
ZION coupled with the we'll known refine
mont and lberality of her citizens make
the place n particularly suitable one for
seat for learning. 1t can be depended
upon that every effort will be made 10
make the move a success.
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. O'Clock under the auspIces d a
men of the World and Knish1 4 }
being an active member Oh Nj b
the business houses are Ill III
afternoon.
MRS. GEORGE. R. PECK 4
tonic, Texas. March s.-Mn a.
Peck, wife of Hon. Geortt r ist
eral counsel OF the Chlcaso N
ana st. Paul railroad, did n
morning, Her maiden name ~
Burdick and she was born Ii NJ
WIS, In 1876. A special trsir hi
remains will leave here iuunI
Chicago, where the tnsefmnt 4
place &
NlNCENTE CANTU : sss I
Texas, March a.-VincMte Cam /
inent young business man 40
president Of the Texas Advaas7
pauy and a member Of The Ben;Y
died this morning Of typhoid isys
q years. He was married % w
and contracted the fever b !
City while on his wedding too, l
the son OF a Texas vttsn
HON. JAMES SPILLANE-a
Texas, March s.-The fintnl
James Spillane, late repNs,.f
tho state Legislature from ihs
occurred this afternoon. Csrr
Mcdonald, ]. ". Terry, Juds, !
com. Jos. Seinsheimer, g: w
George Anderson. L Schlas3l
james A. Croker netting as ni
The flag at the city. hall burg
mast ali day and this aftencta
meeting of the city council ~
take action in reference 70 NJ
death, he having been The
agent until t<e office va ~
the last budget committee ~
was conducted with Aasenn I
by Past Master Preston. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Attorney General Cranes Opinion
On Land Forfeitures.
THE ASCERTAINMtEf UNNECESSARY
Ton Thousand Casns In Which tho Com
missioner WIN Proceed-The Sun
day Sun Knocked Out.
ustip. Texas, March s.-Thls afternoon

Austin, Texas, March 9.-This afternoon
Attorney General Crane banded Land
Commissioner Baker his opinion in the
question of land forfeitures submitted to
him some time since by State Treasurer
Workman and Land Commissioner Bak er
The opinion is very brief and the salient
points were fully covered in the forecast
in Sundays Post.
Tho attorney general holds that 1t Is
not necessary to obtain judicial ascertain
ment under tho land act of 1874. He is
also of the opinion that judicial ascertain
mant is not necessary to obtain a forfeit
IRE under any of the land acts subse-
quent to the act of 1874 and the treasury
department and the land commissioned,
acting in accordance with said instruc-
tons. Will proceed TO forfeiture in some
thing like 10000 cases. they Will not act
hastily in this matter but will on the
contrary hold consultation tomorrow
with reference TO the cases involved and
II VIII probably be six months before they
VIII declare any forfeitures If 1t is evil
dent~d that owners of the lands desire
to retain them in good faith and yet have
not the money with which to pay the in
terest Mt present
Under previous rules governing such
cases, after suits have been FILED In va
rlous counties in the State, the owners
of the land in question have been rer-
- - ~ -. - % az" Wv eases
ieavins tba,n IN noss an ~, ,f's w In
This new ruling of the attorney general
VIII orl, a about q revolution IN ANA mat
sjoner md ,t,assi,rer 70 ~ i,'cIi',ad ~,
This ruling ms lirht as nnen;tJo ~, az iI 10,
owners rbev viii accardinaIv ,,i,,a 80, n,
unssibia time 20 "iairants Sv -, a.
mo notica nf tho tfr,o 90 ,,,.s,t,.
under ms ,ar r,,itno ny, a2.lri'u ~
public fhrcti,b tho ,,ress rs 'rs
Commissione,. Rollar rroas,Sra, "S W.,
than and Attorney General Crane have
decided on this date for forfeiture.
commissioner Baker will probably issue
a letter Wcdn sday containing a copy OF
Uni I'M, as'ornfy General opinion and his
aqII,tsS WIN re'e'ence thereto as outlined
cr.>-DAv er.>, eo,,,,r~,,r
~ NbA SoN o1OELChED.
ms morning IN the Federal court Judge
MaSey handed down an opinion In the
case of the Kansas civ SUNDAY Sun rs
.ho ST. -, r. T., hit ~ ,,o,,.t.
VI c e-,a'' -. mn 90. P-op,
~ vi tue sunny sun sousht 10 nuiiily
tho a't o. lhe laSt lesisIature proHidlne
. ~ o. , t|p asalnSt each 4ealer ~ IrX h
VINO handles single copy of the Sun. The
recitiug ali the opinions Of The suprsuIt
| court since 1874 hearing on similar iitiya.
ton mis- nnner has h'.cn invnivaJ In onl
concludes hv sustaining the law passsi by
M ,ru.,,t =. e,,-tL -; -, ''" "a, - ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
poLlT1cs IN JACKSON COUNTY.

Edna Texas. March '9.-As soon as the
chairman of The democratic executive
committee calls the district convention.
County Chairman Kleas viii issue his call
to the democrats Of Jackson county. In
regard to the election of delegates to the
State convention. Chairman kleaa VIII
follow old rules and preccdcnts, leaving
democrats free to adopt whatever meth
ufs they SEE proper for expressing their
sentiments on the currency issue,
The Ganudo Popplist club IL olectnR
delegates 10 the county convention, which
couVcnes IN Edna on the 1lth instant. In
structed for che following for county Of
hces; j. NJ. Haley county judge; j. 4;
steele sheriff. l.. Euudson. county and
district clerk. T.. NJ davenport, county
treasurer The popullsts are severely ar
ricted with office mania, and are getting
Il move on themselves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
NOT SEEKING OFFICE.

Hutio. Texas March s.-The democratic,
party Of Williamson county has ful
ticket for all county offices except repre-.
sentatives. No one has so far announced
Tor this Office. but the popular opinion Is
that Hon. Thomas a Evans of Iiutto.
state organizer OF the Farmers institute.
and q member Of the democratic executive
committee OF this county, VIII receive the
nomination
throughout the state rs an able sneaker
and staunch democrat. Mr.. Evans II q
firm believer IN the office seeking the man
FOR this reason he has not permitted his
name to come before the primaries, and
as hts numerous friends throughout tho
county knowing his pecull3ritics, have
not placed man on the primary ticket
tho Unanimous lndorscment OF the county
conv sntlon TO DO held at Georgetown
Aprl g.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
rnrIIIlsrs NAE ACTtNN.

Iullng, Texas, March 9,--rhe popuists
ara holding weekly meetings at n number
Of country school houses In this and adj
Joining counties, whore red hot speeches
are delivered. one at Liberty nm, east OF
the city. was held Saturday night. quite
thusiasuc. They will put a fun county
and district ticko, in the field. Az the
county Is IA close ono the democracy will
be FORCED TO do some hard work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
KLEBERG VIVID RUN

Cuero. Texas, March s.-The governors
call for a special election has brought
things TO focus In this part OF the dis
trict. Hon. Rud klcherg being called
upon this morning stated that his name
would he before the nominating couNcu-
ton as IA candidate for the nomination for
congress for the uneNpired term.
The petitions from all parts of tho dis
trict have been very unanimous In the
call for Mr. kIohcrg to make the race,
and the district viii be fortunate indeed
to get a representative so well qualified
To succeed the late Hon. William Henry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
NEUROLOGICAL.

w T. ,CLEMENTs-Troupe. Texas.
march suW. Clements died here yes
aver snort Illness, Of pneumonia.
N-lfed, on the 9TH, after two weeks III
ness ne NJ v. II. Williams. lie vas buried
ANTONIO RosALEs- Diego. Tex
pro,nj nsrtn MIR. Antonio Rosales, a
morning at l2'ao after fifteen DAYS serious
'""ess' He was buried this afternoon al