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also first bascman from Cairo. III. Both
these men are expected to join the team
al sherman as they enter upon, Their
Northern tour. aud 1t Is believed that
their presence VIII materially strengthen
the team. MI Winning is negotiating WIN
IA wen known bas. hall piRser from Ken
lucky 20 take chars" OF the team, anu ne
will receive IL definite answer from him
In a few days Mr.. Ninirg says lnat the
directors also intend TO strengthen the
team IL several spots hoth Ia ,hc inner
aud out fieid and that when he once Eets
Tho post uns cDN er"I VIVID competent men
tina; tiny WIN play incir positions every
game aud VIII not be jumping from enc
position - another during the game or a
series Of gnmcs. He says that ~ tho
trouble at present that tn" players have
h,en made 10 play too many dnerent
places until they have reached that paint
wnere they finl j, difficult 20 play any
position. ,le Statesman wonld herr-all
the Indulgence nf cur citizens tor the bail
manage in'nt for TIM AZ Least. Ihty
arc making .very ru3r. ~ sifrugi non ~.
team. and " gwen q lltNe iine II + he
lioN"d that they VIII %" successful, TNrrr
Nas boon "a rumor .nrrcn' 90 late that hr
Austin directors were Arranging 20 bring
Merlnshcy 60 nannge The Austn team.
Dir, N.nIug. When askci about ihi~ re-
Iurt y'atrrIat. stated that such was not
fhr case. lnmm"r. who was Win the
Shrrycuar, tear las eur. has been s.tsii-
I'D ~itI the Austin team.
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THE AUSTIN TEAM.

Director Nlninr Has Something to Say
Ahout the Players.
Austin Statesman.
Yesterday morning Director Nnlng AZ
the Austin baseball team returned from
n visit to Houston. where he won't to sc,,
aftcr the Austin han team and find OH;
what was the matter with them in that
they We're playing such poor ball. lie re-
ported that owing 10 reasons which were
entirely satisfactorily Ia the directors he
had seen fit 10 bench blackburn. thf pres
ent manager, until some future date. or
=, least until the directors saw III to re-
nstate him on the ficll. Blackburn has
been rather sulky, ~ Il WERE about crr-
tain matters here OF late. and the direc-
tors considered y the part of wisdom to
bench him ana lake him ont OF the man
asement until he came to himself Mr.
Nining pui Mile Laurence in as temper
AIRY manager until another which ho is
now negotiating with Is secured, Mir.
Nining also reports that he has signed
WEIGH. the great pitcher from lava, and
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Big Costs of Cour, m a litigation oyer y
Ton Dollar Calf.
There was cali IN litigation in Jus
lice liuspeys court yos,crday which must
have boon passesso If aeme prcimm NJ
fca'inns hrcpusr the expenses az tie care
were Tar In recess of the value Of thu an
lual, lho etll was probably worth SO
and the costs &C tho case amounted To
about SIS.
1'ho siy'n of rho casc was q T.. Wright
VS.. ClaIl,a W Williams. Roth parties
live in the ruth ward ana both claimed
,iu4sn.. ni,on,ou He "ntifn AN and
snn. thWe take CITY witnesses were eN-
nmir.d. IT va2n mry tIial and the Jury
brought IN verdict for Tie defendant.
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WANTED rOu I,nI,GNRy.

officer Ellison Yesterday arrested a
man by tho name OF W u Vdball alias
W. II. Tay,or, Who is said to =, wanted
in bos Moinns, Iowa Tor forgery, II is
alleged against MIN t1lt he obtained
ssfu 10y s,i,uins another mans nume, bat
tie authorities of res No'ncs evidently
do not want MN very badly aa th'y on y
offered 50 reward for has capture. They
were wired last niight HAT lie WAS under
urr..s nnIN-
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n1.slNEss l.EANl.E NOTES.

Thorn VIII he an adjourned meetine NJ
ihe Ersnr League directors this after
noon AZ I o'ciurk shnrp.
Moaarg HAN x iuaor have furnished
tho league witi. a ct,lays growth OF ca
uairra from 'nclr iicil az i'iurinuhs, ltr-
30 o.i41ir Their sui ~ h!ick sandy
ono fhorr arc now about laon acres o'
canhisrr uGdor cultivation IN Texas,
HorAgerci vostoriav. III llarrnlson
Atlanta GA. phMp Thorne, Iowa r. s
tllranhio4. cuv. n T. smith. rom N;r"rn
r.yis. W $ Jpne4 Liberty r. - Iinw-
hiuF. Clnicndon. TeNiN. j. n. ~ i.NlH
san tariaio. 1,syRs Harris Ian -ty. JOY,
y. iAfioriy. Illinnlf
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VERY MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Two Gentlemen Thrown From The il
Buggy Yesterday Afternoon.
BOTH VERY PAINFULLY BRUISED
Stoddard tho Victims -Ano her E1.
ci,inr Runway On ConGtc.s

yoq.ordo,, ,,.n,,,r,, ,,-n,,, c.o a..,o.,-
'''"s wy 'e''N"
'here was n schsniicn"i runaway accident
V'' ioHos "NeNun near thc capitol ho'e.'
''.'' - ''N'' VI '"'' '''S
az! General II. u. s'odeiard Of Bryan
were thrown from II buggy and ualuful.y Il
ihnuph un. ..-iousi,. ,-s,-.,
''y''''"
captain Moore una taken his friend.
G.neral Stoddard. far n drivc aor,- ,A.
Ilnrr,sb,,ry -o,d ,rt .
''"N '''' ~ terry 'oH'p't a
'hr prlNc whom on Texas uV.nuo ncnr
fannin Tho horse tool; fri.,h, mad hro,.,
ou, ,e ,tI.t,,, '7-' "''' D'oNe
'''' ~ "a
i"e "NinAi WIS beaded up Texas ave
ruo ana Captain Moore, ,yho v,s 1,t.t,,,.
sc. mod ia have h4,, ~, nus,
"'NN nan W'l IN hnri until
'NN corner ~ Travis street was reached
There Captain Moore wax ,neA,A ,o i.,,t.
tt.. 1900
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A GOOD IDEA.

We arc believers IN keeping ahead 81
he Times We are the only laundry h,,,.
lNs doMesus hnish mn mine in Teas
Goods ironel ON this machine are lone,
lived look cleaner and worn by ali eenb
drcssera We giNs .ithrr the gloss az ~
n'esiic nnish. and beginning ioaav vim H..
Il mother 20 you. VIII iuvud your o.othes
and darn your socks frso at charge. non,,
forget us Al same old stand. ~ prnirye
avenue. Phone Iia,
81 peckard's Troy Laundry.
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II. Boyd. Secretary.
To thn ronnlls.s Of roxas:

To tn" fopullsts ~ Texas.
At our last state convention n was
rToNacd MAI or platform COMMITTEES
SHOULD consist Of ono member from each
rou.,t'sai uai di4'rii. to he elected hy
said fnlterc s4ilHal iHtriots throughout the
stare IN ',r. rnat Atpi culGnliifcc should
in"cf at he place fof holding TIE State
convention three DAYS before the slttln4;
II said ho IS. therefore hy virtue of said
a ION hereby eficr IA congressional
conventions of Il. peoples party OF the
! Stf'r ~ TeNas To elrci III mher of the
platform committee when they meat IA
4 th.ir rtspe ,iNr convent Ions. said com
/ nlltt"" tp be ready convene on August
! . lSi NJ Mo place for holding our state
\ convention. due notice Of which viii be
/ givon ,lic public IN ample time. hope
| tho people ,vil bc careful IN the a"lrrtion
/ OF 'hosr committeeman ais muoh depends
upon their wisdom, care and pnirio ism.
/ also horcly rnll moo Ing OF n" state
I executive committee a thu Raino time an
4 ritce.
Tho following basis for tho election of
/ d.lrrntos 10 tn" national convcn ION ha
/ l"on adopted and viii govern IN the &c
/ lection Of vour delegates Elcrt enc dele
| rat" for each pom VOTES ra: Mt last cleo
ton, aui on" Gclgafc for Your conrross-
| nnn
Wialom. patriotism, conservatism and
! fealiY - rrine'rle should characterize all
our actions Yours fratcrnnly.
IL $, p Ashhv
chairman rooplo's party state rxeeu'ive
Attest. II BOYD, Secretary
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REVIVAL. AT PALESTINE.

Palestine, Texas, May 6-Rev. J. Il
lloon rAc wer known Christian
Evangelist. arrived las, night ana hcsll
a folr Neaks revival tonishi under hi.
Tort Wh.l n II pitched on The lot wher,
Dnlprpnrr hcli PTS revival last fan
RoV Miiuam ~. Vnrlv, ,lr newly eicrt
81 Baptist pasiar. viii tskv chrrsc hrr
noxl AumllN nronolliME tLlt Aay.
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nNlY A Q1,nsrlnN az nrsINnsa

I'M business men o( Texas are now IN
reach ot the best ligh'ing medium known
10 tho public. You cRn sake tgree- fourihs
OF your light bill and g.l equal or better
srlYlrc hy usins tn "New l.lghi Tn
syaten rs no oNper'now. oyer - 90 ,sr
IA une 81 the East. and IS tho stsnhAr.
ilghi in many OF the New Enehni cities
call 1t our oi,iue and let ~ give yat piain
,isurca and cold facts that VIII WORTHY our
Tcxas Automatic Limit Company,
1918 TEXAS ave, Moore Burnett Bldg.
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In tho county court yesterday tNo FOL
lowin.- orders were made On Tho docket,
by Hon. John G.. Tod;
Civii Docket
carson 4 Foley vs. l.. a Thornton
Judgment for pialnun for :i25jl and
oosis IF suit $50 allowed a. " smith
for representing the deienlant TO lie taxed
ms costs.
Probate Docket
Walter appointed adminlsti, or; bond
fixed ut s500p.
Estate of Dorrlce Alice McGpH =.
minor: John Walker arnointod euRrdinn
Of tho estate aud person OF thu mluar,
porrace Alice Mceiow- TOAD hysa ~
sinoo G.. A. smith. l. H. Me'hslaaa ana
George H. Evans appointed appraisers,
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RECORDS OF An ESTATE
Contest Of Ward Against the Ac-
counts CT Her Guardian.
MANY DOCUMENTS ARE IN EVIDENCE


All day yesterday the probate cour, OF
Harris county was engaged In an iavesil-
CATION OF the records of years gone by
in the matter Of the estate of the johnson
minors. There is mass of documents
piled upon the court tables. gathered
about which are the attorneys engaged
in the case, and receipts ard yoaroors
several years old are brought. Vi fer in
speclion.
This is suit of Carrie -. Miller Joined
by her husband. J. Miller OF Michigan,
against j. w. johnson, guardian Of
case cas- Is ihs asneh,e- Of dHiea ~. ut
She IL one Of the i've heirs 20 ,ns estate
OF Mrs. philadeipnia W, Johnson. tsr
10 the year Isl. The father J. y John
fon. was appointed guardian Of the ~
tate bs e me, the n n Ss, Tae nd his5n'R W
unable To mauag. her own affairs. but
has since reached the aee OK ii years,
in the petition shc complain 20 tae court
that she believes the various iiiyt qtotiea
md annual accounts filed by tho guardian
nre correct. She alleges:
FIRST, tia. tho Inventory Of the prop
crty, and effects belonging TO N" estate
of Philadelphia W. johnson. cDnplain-
her I, 1850. showing what prpper'y be-
lunged to the wards IS incorrect bvragsc
II fails to credit the estate With aA0lt
s2i.1eD then In tt- hands q nc guardian.
Second the p.il;iener asks 3he court
to revise and review all ncepuals ~ thn
guardian from the tnic OF has appoint
mcnt.
Among other otjects sfcrlnol the com
piainant alleges That thu Eanf'liru re-
ceived on necernher %. is,A. frau tic os-
tate of Gail Borden. u,tIHiiHF pfald-
father, for her ;ndiyidualiy. ~ ~
United States 5 per cent bonds $50 IN
United S.a'es Az per c-u bond. aAA sl-I
in United States pr cent bonds lrsld' ].
receiving the same amount fef each Of
the other wards. tiai suu guardian coi-
1ectei the interest ON sail bond from
that date until be dinpoaed 81 mem. thN
date of disposition lclug uiihncyA nll-
plalnant: that SAID houls. vteu disposed
Of were of valur above par vi1n SlNt
that the said Euaraan faiinl - f-rnrl
any interest and failed ~ rcuor' 'Ne
collection Of said bondF. Tho pe'ltlll 8Ng
alleges thai the guardian claimed ami Wff
allowed n one-thlri interest IN said BON ls
being entitled TO any part o. el!nrc What
ever.
The petition ia very lenEihv and ror'
on 10 complain Of many errors IN the
reports Of The guardian. ani iherr Is ~
te,niged list of expenditure. NJ - Which
are challenged. the ALLEGATION N,iug tha
saih expenditures were not mad" by orlei
rhe case IL n very in'rcn,c one m,
IS demanding Close attention from ihns'
engaged IN tho trihi thereof. tn" plti1ii
Carrie Il Miller Is rcprsacNfri lbs
Hutchinson. Campbell & scnrs. tha d.
hy Irran,lln & cohbs NJ Gan An'nsu
and II. Wilson Of this city Mr. John
son, the Defendant. was on The sinnd yes
.lf
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CONCENTRATIONS RETH ISRAEL.

The annual meeting Of the congrrga-
ton Beth Israel was held last sunday n,
wh.oh tho following officers were elect
cd: Y. llalff president; sol. NJ. colman,
Nice-prc.,,dcnt, simon ko.iWiiz, secr,s
tary, l.. n. Rlch. ircasuier. Arthur Ian
per. T.. Rnphae. Jules l,irsen, Jake sam
and Henry Fox. board Of officers.
The resignation OF Rabbi NJ. Rosen-
stein was received and accepted.
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,, New York, May 7.-Resu.ts a, Aque-
About 7 fnrlonss Mirare. ioe. shccay,
! TO / ana evan, won; Kinglot iii. cong
aon' 70 ami ? - J. second. Kalhrhue.
'Vi ,, g. h,s.a,iS, : 70 !. ,bird, Time IN.
sett, even, wop. Whinnany i'd : iieaiy.
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to /. second; Tomoko. lo,. Keefc IL to /,
third. Tine l;isa,.
HAN mile Loo 'llayman. 100. Lamley.
"a =, Won Hoy own, rs. keef, ) TO /, sec
cnl; Young Harry, IS, Cannon. TO /,
third. Time 80.
ME- and one-siNteouth, scling-Marsh-
all, li2, DusHo,t, 3 TO .. won. ChuSnut.
~. Powers. . 10 . second. Rosedaie, lbs.
connolly 4 To /. third. Time l;5oia.
Hait m.,s-lao le1. Sicedy, 10 D. Won:
Hri.siit3n, N, Hamilton, to /. second.
Nal.n. tL.lrl. I.me. lO.a
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In the civil district court. Hon. Sam
II. Brashe,r presding the caae of T.
Juergens Va. the Missouri Kansas and
Texas halfway company was conrlul At
Yesterday afternoon and the case Of liai-
four VS.. Cleveland was taken M. The
jury In the .]uergens case VIII be charged
this morning.
The jury IL the case If J. w. Davis
vs. the Houston and rcNas Central RAN
way company IL still ont.
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First Race-Rci nlon. cf.mea.
'rb sria ia, Ia" siarriIiag, Balmaghie.
Fourth kare prebund. itr.3nss'
fii'o kaae- Miss q. H.. SIR Moltke.
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Cal. o. q visit % relatives Tic was ac
corpa-.ed hy his little daughter. for the
oesees Of whose health the trip Is under
.,L
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srECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Trains for Dickinson picnic Sunday
leeve At $40 ana 10 a. N. and y. m.
Schedule changed.
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l'so base Its Sage, lIaydon, Welhart,
Fop5 r,y.
Three base hit ~Wcikart.
l'oria runs--lanigen Hayden (N
Struck oui-iy rnuntrVman 7, by Chard
!, Nv staples ., by Elaekhnrn l.
Bases on called ball on Countryman l.
eff staples 4. nj Blackburn
Double plays-liaiiey and janizen WDi-
Kart and Nj.
salon hasos-~Nan lrcssor, Burns, black
burn Nc.
Time of ganic-9.c5.
I,mnIre-l.ani.
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STATE CONVENTION,

official call 10 ,ho roaplis;s 20 Assemble
In Galveston.
TO tho popiilss of e. Nas;
Il, authority Of TIE state cxccutive com
mi,tcc Of the pcople 1arly OF the STATE
If Texas | hereby call eouvention Of sle
r,pr, sentativrs Of the peoples party TO
il'et In Galye.tgn Texas, at ~ o'rloc.i
ti- m. on = iu'aday, Aug asst ., isti, Tor
me ruiupso OF nominating candidates for
EPtrinor, licnt"uapt governor AMI otl'r
Hiate oilr,rs. INC bass Of ruprcacntn-
tiYn has bo,n fixed a. une DELEGATE Tor
ct.ry 80 vols cast nm Thomas l.. Nu-
rtnt az he Last cIrrlpn
Let No urGo ui,on sou tho necessity
Of Il iuli r'rlr~4 utntipn. l.et iiat con.cf-
ZION ,xpr mus ,uc viii OF u" f., o. L..
1ms e',n only hc done ny II fun aitcud-
nHre f The del "a os elected hy the IeD-
pic ticrt no man as delegai uulos- ne
VIII promise. absolutely, u a'tvnl tho
M citing Of The convention.
Ninpl" faculties haNc h"rn guaranteed
vs. thr citizens Of Galveston for our on
f'finlum"ut WIN" ia ihc city au ran
ronl rttoe 80 the convenfior VIII 10 low
enough So ihni ovrrv delegate mn. at
t.nd AZ 4 trnsng oXpense. rraiesnally,
H. s. y Asuly.
chairman Peoples Parts STATE ENccat.ve
ccnmiEce.
Atipsf. II Boyd Secretary.
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FORT NORTH \, GALVESTON :.
Fort Worth, Texas May The Pan
theirs won iolay's game after one 81 the
hardest struggles eyer witnessed on the
home grounds. and the result was uncer-
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,ein until tho third man was retrei In
Ia. ninth inning Wolut,r's home run III
The frst inning VITA the hases fui' was
tho fpafuIa of the game
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cITY EIaEVlTINS.

A marriage license was issued ycs'er lay
TO l.. $. llornberger and Miss Matte
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ntvrsoN = Ir0r,eTON \.

,;oto-An error gave the Houston PER
c.ntare incorrect ia Thuradays Post.
snuNia INV. boon A.3.
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coor orR1cr Fop RENT

over pHstori2a's Stationery Store. q
Main street. cheap to good man
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NOTICE
DELINQUENT 1AI.P|El|

Notice is hereby given tnM Y
unco with the provisions .. n ma
and ordinances OF the .l.y ns y
If SAID delinquent taxes a's ="
the
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pR1,iARIEs IN A., 70 MA.


,ro,,e,y hot ana vigorous cam
uaign which has been IN prosrefS '"F 'i''
ae,,ocratic griberna'cr!al nomination ~
fA,.bama closed yesterday AMI the prl'''i-
,sas today will determine the result
=. vas ,eon n struggle chiefly between
80 nancy md free silver coinage
ta,oez with Congressman Clarke OF 'h'
-,.,.,,a a,st,,c. as the candidate OF the
,o-roe, aua Captain Johne.on OF ilrni'fe-
,,o leader of the free silver NOV
80, ,,s., claim TO be confident Of VIC
,.,a,, q, the primaries. Mr. Clarke IA
n vigorous campnigner an" mn" VI
.,rone convictions. Ho has prese n''u wv
so,,pd money side and me o'hN''f'"'
Aomonrat,c position IN most oAp"'''
,,anncr He has maintained 'h' n''e7'
,,tv OF the south occupying roS"io'
xvhich will keep 81 in line WIN i"e '''
.oryatiya thought OF the country 'h''o'
than running wild after one 'nen' "h' nan
commended with reason that there are oth''
issues than that OF SILVER 'o'e
In the pending campaiBh' ,. ..
His opponent. Captain 'on"n''"'
very popular and eloquent c'uA.n ~
hama. who has been equally ehi''i'' y, "
sent,ng the reverse. or free co'hase e''', ,
the picture. lie has large pe''o' 49,
lowing in addition TO that at'fa''e' y, -
special political Views. ana ~ eNp.
noll more than tha natural strength ., ~
rree silver democratic faction IN ms s,a'
Tho contest has been unYsuanS NV.
Ia axtend.d and the expression o' J"
ny,,naries today. whichever way that M, y,
~ viii DO regarded as settling cono''
.,ye,v the attitude Of the Alabama ee'"
1870 On the financial question. coming
.n,s time. the result is bnnd 10 nave co
siderable influence in the SCUM. PAL
Iarly IN Georgia. Tennessee ap' r., :, -
rhs srn authoritative expression ., o.
~ the leading and typical seu'ne," 90 ~.
~ this question and In the peho'"s 90.
ra,rn viii be watched for win krea.
ss,e.t. II Johnston should win II wi''
ar towards intenaifying and strens'ne"i
~ Yres slivsr movement In the SCUM
ronsyesr,nsn clarks receives the nom,f
.,cr = NJ, virtually check ~ prs.eni'o
4 = w ~ - ae,nees AAyecetes sno ssns
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HOTEL REPORT.

Chairman Dieckmann OF the hotel COM
mittec submitted the following re .jort OF
olers Protective Association of America.
To the President and Board of Directors,
TeNas Division, Travellers protective AS
sociation of America:
Gcntlemcn--I herewith submit my report,
as chairman of your hotel committee for
the past year. When appointed 10 the
chairmanship Of this, committee, l h9d
meet tho approval OF tho officers OF the
division, and at the outset was met by n
decided opposition and nfter mature
of the board as probably best and resolved
TO take up tho question pertaining to my
duties with the discrimination TO do every
thing in my power TO advance the interest
and comfort OF the travelling men of Texas
! wish to say that have ever found the
hotel proprietors ready and willing TO ac-
to-. for the comfort OF their patrons. TIE
hotel proprietors of Texas are q wide
awake progressive set and know. how 10
every way possible. well knowing that the
drummer boys a-e their best customers.
They are occasionally at n loss 10 know
how to provide for the young man "out on
his first trip" but experience has devel-
oped n wonderful knowledge among them.
a narlor Is provided him rs sample
nod and by Tho time mine host has got
through with him he firmly believes that
a ilowery path is his lot.
When, however. his expense bill Is rem
dored he stands aghast. for he has had hi.
first lesson and realizes that little less
style viii do him next time.
The hotel men are endowed with a large
amount OF patience and soon become ac.
cuslomed 10 the "chronic kicker" for w
must admit that We have a few such whC
tote the grip"
have written every hotel proprietor ir
Texas frequently. and where complain,
VAS made ] have had courteous replies
and promises to adopt the suggestions
| made. l beliava they endeayor to dc
everything In their power to make the
boys comfortable.
l have found in my travels that II Is moi
| polite to request II proprietor TO have tht
| linen changed twice each day, or tho walt
| er to NIL my pipe--lt's carrying things toe
far and don't add 10 your popularity. Spe-
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MORE nonpEns Annrsrrp

Paris. Texas. April iO.-uniied States
Marshal Williams received u telegram
tonight from Deputy Marshal Little stat
ing that he had captured three Of tho
men who robbed Dr. W. Cooper Mt
Calvin, J. r. Wednesday night in the
Creek Nation. Marshal Williams wired
Little TO bring the men ana witnesses here
at once. Considering the time the robbers
had, the work OF Marshal Williams ID
ferreting them out aud effecting their ar
rest In unprecedented. No robbery has
been committed in the Eastern distrc,
OF Texas since Williams went into office
that tho perpetrators have not been run
down and brought TO Justice.
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Washington. Apfi il.--For Eastern
TeNaa. Generally fai. s2uthetv winds
ArHanFaa. Fair aud continued warmth.
sou,hofiy winds
South Dakota: light rnins. followed hy
clearing w"HihrT. n9rtnerly "iDds shift
ing to westerly.
North Dakota: Generally fair, casterly
w!rdg
Colorado: Increasing oi5plnoss. .iih
local ralnK, nprtheriy winds, cooi.r
Wyoming; showers. followed by fair
weather. westerly wlndr,
| Montana: Local showers, ilYht rains
| followed by fAir, warmer Sunday even
| Ing. wifldH shifting to aDunrfly.
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II Russia says stay" the missionaries
in Turkey Will stay. but " the car says
GO" they will go. The crar IL running
the Eastern question and bossing turkey
now, and 1t would be poor policy Tor the
United States TO antigonizc Its big ana
only friend in Europe in tho attempt 20
folst lot OF unwelcome visitors upon
the Turks. Turkey has the same right to
exclude missionaries that We have 10 ex-
clude Chinese or other foreigners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-11

the sound money wing hopeful and agrros-
s,vc IN a majority OF the Southern States
The issue In Alahama today. therefore,
10 nm all important one.