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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
ARGENTINA TO RETlLfiTE.

THIS COUNTRY RECOMMENDED BY THE
PRESIDENT. -,
Washington. Sept 11.-Argentina ut last has
taken steps to retalate on the United States for
supposed discrimination In the new tariff. cable
dispatch was received at the State Department.
to-day from United States Minister buchanan. q
Buenos Ayres reading as follows:
Argentine tariff for next year has been sent 10
the Argentine Congress Argentine President
recommends In view OF the United States tarin,
the following increased dulles Sixty-six per cent
on yellow pine. l25 per cent on farm wagons, 100
Der cent on ploughs. harrows. Kerosene and agrl-
cultural machinery specifically mentioned.
Also recommends ma ximum and minimum clause,
according to which the President apply at will
so per cent duty In addition to regular duty. Am
writing fully In regard TO the situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
Infants Coats.
First Anniversary Sale.

One -immense lot OF over 1000 Infants Coats.
a very large assortment Of styles and materials,
the entire sample lire Of one Of the most prorli-
nent manufacturers. to go on sale at unprece-
dened prices.
Lot Infants Eiderdown Coats. in several
colors some braided collars. others trimmed
with Angora and Lambs Wool. choice OSC
Lot Goats Of Fancy Checked Materials,
also Atwood Eiderdowns. trimmed and made
in great many different ways, OF
cnOlce at
Lot 3-Coats Of plain cloth and fancy ma
terials, daintily trimmed with braid, OOS
Lot Goats Of fine English mixtures, plain
and bouce cloths, also some plain
white creams. fur and lace trimmed. Z OS
800 Infants Silk Caps some Of them silk en-
broidered. with lace pompon. others Of fancy
figured silk, with lace ruching, still others of
bengaline made in poke shape and lace 2Sc
trimmed: choice Of them all Monday. Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
Bicycles and
Sporting Goods,
FRS; Anniversary Sale.

Everybody will remember the great Bicycle
sale which took place at The Big Store" when
Il opened a year ago. We will not only dup-
cate but eclipse that great event by offering 800 =,
thoroughly up-to-date 1897 Bicycles. manufact-
ured ny OF the foremost wheemakers" Off
America: high grade machine, made OF fnests'
cold drawn seamless steel tubing, fitted with 2S-'
inch wheels, in all sizes OF frames and in all sizes
of gears: cups and cones warranted of finest tool
steel, and accurately ground: STILES for ladies or
gentlemen, also juvenile wheels for boys and
girls al a price that for wheels ~
of such superior merit was 10
never before known in this r.
country ........'...
NJ. e. W. Lamps Anniversary price. 1.:'1
TalIy-ho Lamps. Anniversary price. 1.9S
Skyle foot pumps be put in tool 1Oc
bag, Anniversary price ..............
Hand pumps. complete. Anniversary o.
price
Golf balls. Anniversary Price. loo
Golf clubs Spadng's any style An "a
niversary price
Rugby foot balls. best pebble leather. &c
regulation size, Anniversary price. Wv
Whitley exercisers. sold for S20o AZ
everywhere Anniversary price. .......
2 in lubroline. the finest bicycle u- r.
bricating oil. per bottle. ...........,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
Ribbons.
First Anniversary Sale.

The wonderful values that we have heretofore
offered will be eclipsed entirely by the very
special offerings provided for our first Ami
versary Out Of the many we mention these
Few:
No 80 satin and gros grain pure silk Rib
bon in bright cOlors Anniversary price lO~
and Az inch MORE and plain taffeta pure
SILK SILK Ribbon I'd IN all eoors' anniversary tic
Black double-faced satin Ribbon in two
widths. Nos. 80 and 80. Anniversary -,
price per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
China and Glass
Department..
First Anniversary Sale.

HuhiNSsohy
Cut-Glass Syrup Jugs new designs with
silver-plated top bought prior to the ad-
var vance in tariff, tariff and not sold elsewhere
P'ee'''''' '...'.'-...''''. ..........
best article for the table. suitable for olives
burnt almonds and other relishes: An 7Sc
hVersary price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nv
English porcelain Dinner Sets 1I2 pieces
consisting of soup tureen and all other pieces
required to properly set n stylish table Ne
for party Of II; Anniversary price. T'>O
limited number of Theo. Havand's Dim
ner Sets. consisting Of 1l3 pieces delicately
and tastefuy decorated. will lie sod toner
row, one set to customer, and 1one
to the trade, at the Anniversary ~. 90
price f.......".......,.., .."... A''""
Oyster Plates. and neat Of best Ger
man china, neatly decorated regularly 1s-
Doc; Anniversary price .............. IVS
Dinner Sets. 100 pieces, made with gold
edge and gold tracing, set never hereto
fore retailed for less than SLIGO in any
store in this country; Anniversary 77S
price,. ....................... |'O
background, decorated with historical designs.
ware that possesses artistic merit far be-
yond anything you usually find at dry goods
stores, fully 5000 value; Anniversary M
price,. ...........,..
Royal Vienna Vases. in the latest green
decora tons; we'll show them in the window
and you will admit when you them that
they remarkable bargains at our IN
Anniversary price of................. jaw
Carrara marble Busts the work OF some
Of the worlds greatest masters. imported
before the duty art goods went into
effect: our regular price. $1,000; An EO m
niversary price,, .......'''...'''
Cut-Class Warnr Sets. including large-size
beautifully cut Water Bottle and g Tumlers
match: mounted mirror plateau: = IN
Anniversary price ............ ana. |'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
Prints and Flannels.
Eirst Anniversary Sale.

Best quality Apron Ginghams; also red ground
and dark figure or dark color Orc prints SIC
Fine quality Percale, a good fabric 81 inches
wide warranted fast color. always 7c
121ac.; Anniversary price ...............
Wrapper Flanneette. strictly new PERSIAN
styles eecsd back the sort Tstd that sells at SIC
oc White hi Domet Flannel .! lot worth SIC
One lot. worth 1Sc.. at .............. 12lAc
Outing Flannel. l lot worth &C., Sc
One lot worth 121sc.. to sell at Se
1000 Skirt Patterns. in beautiful colors. each
pattern ~ yards wide and 80 inches 26c
long; Anniversary price ............... wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
Flowers & Feathers.

Flowers & Feathers.
First Anniversary Sale.
Amazon Pumes. 20 and "a inches long, in
black, pearl, beige and three shades OF violet,
extremely fashionable Anniversary S0
price
Black and colored Parrots. the kind 2Oc
you pay 15c. for elsewhere. here Monday wv
Silk and velvet Roses. in a bunch,
90 different new shades. Anniversary az
price .................
White Goods.
First Anniversary Sale.
4o-inch White Apron Lawn Anniver- Qc
sary price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Fine imported Long Cloth. - yards to each
piece. very suitable for underwear or in OQc
fants' wear. Anniversary prce........ 'oS
Fine white Organizes almost yds 2Oc
wide, IL ydS FOR ........................'.
Linen Birds Eye 10
yards 10 q piece, Ami OQ~ ard IN
versary price, II ydG. for Wv ""N A'IV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-26
killed With a Fence unu.

Paris, Texas, May 2I'--At ROCKFORD. In
the southern part of this d.amar) county,
late yesterday afternoon Pat Dunlap, a
farmer, killed ]. y. Clordle. a blacksmith.
The trouble between the men came up in
a conversation. They met a, tho blacksmith
shop and dispute arose. Dunlap, II is
said, started on, when Clordic called him
back and advanced upon him In threat
ening attitude, Dunlap picked up a piece
of feuce rail and struck Clorrlle on the
neck. breaking It and killing him instantly,
This morning Dunlap came In and sur
rendered 10 Sheriff Hammond He was car
riod hack TO the scene OF the killing. where
an examining trial VIII be held.
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MAxAliAeIlIE.
Man with Wonderful Cow Estab-
fishing His tlnims.

fishing His Clnims
Ws1aaacaie. Texas May 25--Gcorse NJ.
Ha,aes VIII 80 10 Mex.a this morning lie
is so.ar 20 MvX!S 20 leg The contract Tor
ibe Cumberland Presbyterian church at
mat nlaoe- The church VIII be a frame
~trnc,ure azd vlN east ssoO0
Bud Tho5nhll who -xas run over hy
runaway horse. Is SIN Ia bed. ira Rice
who aa~ burned IN esoapins from the
Southern ho1el - also Ia he'd. tic Nill re-
oorsr
Jrssa Wallace Of Ferris Is in jail here,
chavse Win abduction, Ills bond Vac
placed at $1,000.
j. ". Singleton forenon OF the grand
Wry NOW 10 session. lass q COW that gives
~ien, and one half gallons Il milk rer
day lie has escorted the srand jury up
ln seo he COW m.lhed aul has askel has
preacher and wife 10 Sc the fluid meas
urcd. N! Singleton says his yeracity is
al stake and Ne is not going - have his
statements doubted
T d" WaNahAgble Masonic Temple ae.o-
cis'ion mot ard elected " A. Coffee presi-
dent oece Goo-iwin, vice president. IL -.
Timmous secretary: Z. J. Cole treasurer
Et Hawkins. a director
Tonight az O'Clock a meeting Of the
Tenuesseeaps who are Interested IN the
succceS Of the orcanizaticn whether they
are mplatog a trim to tn" centennial
or not. arc requested 20 be present IT IS
thought a rousirg meeting Viii be tho re-
SUIT O; this notice. TonncsSecans are thick
hero
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-26

Orange, Texas, Nav 95.-W II. stark of
the Lutcher Moore Lumber company,
c. II, Panuewiia OF the orange Lumber
company aud Alexander Gimcr attended
the meeting OF umbermen at Beaumont to-
day
Tho tug J. V. Guillotto tokcd the barge
Hercules - Golfers Ferry, on the Norhts
river yesterday, where she viii load With
lumber for EXPORT from the Cow Creek
Tram oompany's min al Call. The Gull
iotte returned today with A. Il. Sason's
riie driver In tow. which viii proceed to
drive the pilins FOR a 2sO-feet extension ot
Wharfage nt the y. II, Wngate Lumber
cnmpanys mill
Rev. l. r. stafford. pastor OF the Meth
odis, church at this place, has been APP
pointed by the bisht1o 10 visit the south
western university at Georgetown for the
East Texas conference, and viii leave Tor
that place Monday to attend the COM
menccmCnt exercises,
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NOTES.

!, b. Boswell. aged 40. fell on the streets
toiaN. lie was taken to Sealy hospital
where his injuries were pronounced serious.
Three candidates for mayor and thirty
q ndldates for aldermen have filed tl,eI,
nominating papers with the city clerk in
ORDER TO have their names appear on the
official ballot. One OF the aldermlnic can.
didates Is ooiored. All nominating papers
must be filed by May 27.
The Sealy Rifles since their reinstata-
mt in the good Graces OF Adjuiant Gen.
erai Mabry have beea hard at work reor
sahiHlng. Tho roster Will he completed in
about ten days. and BY that time Captain
worthy boNi VIII have returned to the
o"!' fohr drlils are being held each week
ana me company Will soon have its old
time efficiency. ""
Tho police commission has heard tho
case OF Police Officer Nichols. who was
suspended on charge of conduct unbecom.
ing an officer The COMMISSION a,c,dna
NAT the officer was trying To bre,s nm !.
lo'tefy shop lie was ordered rcinsiatod
the commissioners believing, hal tho sns'
pension was sufficient punishment far tho
irregular method omployca
The commissioners court haa sxa,i,,o,
the plans OF the following arrhitec,s Co.,
new court house: Mossrs. sane,,ine, e.
Nesser OF Fort Worth, Mr.. j. u. Leg n,
~. Louis. Mcssrs. ii. c. Cooke Co N, c,I
weston MI W, A. Bird nj New Orleans
M'ssrs y. J. CLAYTON & Co. Of Galyr.I',p
Iohotrow morning Mr., j. RELY Gordon ~
san ANTONIO and MeSsrs. Armstrong a.
Frlt1 OF Gslvcston viii be heard and the
commissioners VIII make their seleol ion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-26

Great volumes OF dense black smoke
rolled heayenward from point in the
east end OF town and toward the bay shore
about O'Clock today Many persons
thought Wharf company elevator ~ was
On fire. 1t proved, however, to bc one OF
the warehouses of the old Merchants com
press, corner OF seventeenth and Mechanic.
which has recently been rented by its
owner. j. Sonnenthel, to Wiley & Nichols
and sublet TO others. II contained about
$l"o worm Of hay belonging to FIitt,r ~
Derry and three bales OF broom straw be-
longing to Wiley ~ Nichols. The fire de-
partmeut got TO the scene promptly and
subdued the blaze. The building is old
but WAS not greatly DAMAGED. The con-
tents We're valued at about $500 aud are
a total loss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-26

NuchIy Marrica Nan Was shot ny
tnLno~ tsrrtsc~,

:, esIrAu, Texas. May ss--oeputy Sherin
Joe Melton reccAvcs a Telephone MESSAGE
tosss from SAcrin Rea Collins OF Pamela
ccuuSy laajan Territory. IN whica >heroG
cabins stta that about : OF o'clock this
morning unknown parties called MARI Ea8s
ard vsea se Answered kSlca AiIn. Hsds
body was souaa il the ward az A tenant on
sae S&-r " 5ce rsss. DcAr Colbert. l. r.
sidasee R4;A Sallsgs. several shots bad
taken eaeos IN tae head, whtcA VAS alse
SnEtea into Alnloss a p8lp.
ss0as has rccea;ly ilsareA In the Gray son
cossts coaE;s Sane tsrae see he came TO
SHERMAN asa prOcgeea l}ccasc 10 msrrF
Miss Reaki Potts and EaA accompanied
- Ra alleged relative Of Miss Pulzs, Wa2
;psae sssssGs. 10 tie e1eqs ,ha} her rats'als
AaS e4yea Iarsr cnaS~8t 90 The marriage.
0,,sr T2isA EaAs ana Miss Potts We're
BARRED ia Ten.S0a BY Justice q, tae
Gcss~e az aeHel92ed taat sgcA was aot tie
ease, a.d gssl iae ySune wcmane father
r&s very much a5Saieased, taas being at
icEe5 ia have liy1nS wife to Missouri.
Nj. Eo5sS Al once instituted crirlaai pro-
cet~1.gss against EadS. who elUde! the os-
Overs Tor souse t.1ne but was finally To-
Gated ay sheriff Hughes o, this oouHty sad
Placed in 'Ril here Whs1 arrested there
acT@ $50 fQSrva ltylra WIKI hisn onc .!
N, bora WIS A's tirst wife Who had come
.r5m Holden, No wita her children, os-
iens,Aly 10 give tAem 10 Ea9s. The other
WAs wife Ne
A,;ss Ea,ls arrest Joe Potts. father o;
wsie NJ. . west 80 her piSre Of residence
sps csrvi~l he daughter home Eais vas
'~c~niiy released from iail on bond and IS
sllos~l % ha,~ said that be would have
h.s = ~ a. AA hazards. Last ujes, Ab1u,
10 oclDck. Uhiir alleged 60 be attempting
- CARY Qua bis threat. Mr. potts inter-
fc-ef. aaa q; IS further. alleged that
7t1s man empi'vei on the farm 81 Sir.
Ports returned tse fms NnGnHiae Eais.
$40 ~; oH3 wcnt 70 2 tenant house %
ihs Pal,s farm j WIS after rn.s that the
tragedy Jus, described VAS enacted.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS

TEHUACANA-The commsntsn., !.
.ercises Of Trinity university VII! IA
May %.
sARINE PAss-The steamship s,,,s
Hall (Br), Bartlett. from New 0lar
has arrived.
LAnONlA-Mrs E. Early, ,ga 4
mistake took large dose Of ng,ss,.s
which proved fatal.
ABILENE S. W. Pulliam, vho VI d
rested on charge OF pos,o,iiSe rsSn|
has been released withou. bail.
QUEEN ClTY--Miss Missouri Hlgs
living eight miles north Of here. cc-c.sy
suicide by shooting herself ,hrp:s !
head.
RICHMOND-Th standpipe tor as d
ter works is being erected. Wksi u
pleted the water works will be put "a
alton.
pENlsoN-A 2-year-old child nj !.
over by team and fatally injured, " a
leg and arm being broken and hg ID
crushed.
VAN AI.STYNE-H. c. Clark Mi; 4,
mile south of town, killed atilSia|
eight feet long. with twenty'pre r.lz|
and Il button.
BONHAM--W. r. Durham. msr@ !
tho pardon board has completed ha i,vs|
iigation in the Dan Walker eis u. !
left for Austin.
BRYAN Little Willie. the s.rsfi
son o( Mr. and Mrs W. B. Roman q !,
city. fell from the yard fence aud h.'h
left arm at the elbow.
LULING Most brilliant aurora VI
served here aud the entire city iuras
10 see the flashing northern lssa
lasted over an hour.
BIG SPRINGS attempt was ris
blow up the residence Of ]. !. MtDr]
president of the First National eaas q
dynamite, Parties arc unknown
RtrsK second commencenet's3
East Texas Baptist college is now Ia n
ress. Rev +. NJ Mcconnell OF L'tsF1
preached the commencement seTrea
nALLAS-Assistant Attorney Cog
Mann Trlce will submit a motion
court OF criminal appeals asking ~
ing in the Jones case, recently re'va'l
WARRENToN-The grand jury hu 4 !
in session one week Judging mo \
number OF persons cited to aFPeaf u.
that body. its work must lie ariuoa' =
earnest
LIVINGSTON Several importani y
await the action of the grand iury ahs
gnnized. Several cases Of more DAD ~ \
interest will come before this 'e'n :
:rict court ~
BELCHERvlLLE-A severe VIA ~ ~
did much damage Sunday nignt -,
houses were wrecked and stock Is , '.i.,
to have suffered severely. NO a.. ...,
occurred. Damage to crops was S'''
GoLDTHWAITE-The three yoe sa =, y
Curtis Pa,ten and Weathers Sao :. \,
shot AT Big Valley school house Na 4
ago are getting along nicely ana w
recover. 1t was a deplorabIe Aiau.
bows all stood high in the commune
KAuFMAN-Tbe peoples rsI'y NM IN
convention here and indorsn 'ne y ns
tho road conference 10 be he'd a. ' =. :
Tenn. ON the 18th OF July neaA -, i:
nolntcd fifteen delegates 10 attend , VA
grcssional convention. They i,a'f'H
middle Of the road policy IN iuu. -
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o,ses which they =
q1 in ,be line that we ss abI opt e X
sune ess hes been rerinn,,, Am year. MI, j
su sue 5nring The las; ill, ME- Il. % -.
enc enc, . snd il las eiiap's,iil 'ibsr asI n
.ca, We treat, IN nnasrfLke
q S ,,, nsp' We do not s genuine Wi
eNefNininnsw, ne think We M syphlss. ss X
sets' ah u Of Striel.Jhsrrri. .ae N.
the 'I''',munatlrsl p,s DEF. psbil;y n
tism. lmpo t .i. tar.coech.. iI;;ilcsfA r.
nal Weakpn,e a der Trons9i,Wi:o msn. !, i,
ratarrh and ll's sea- new. TheI nis
pnlr remedies ar ora IAN no, rsrs.,
,.,uslyelv TO W arly those thssa MI r~s.,,
v ,hsre We use OF brins me od' lib
W." taught US 10 ,res,in, thai 81 2
haS moi fair 10 m nrts n one ~,
as,>p,erience and es',,,siiied % ifsI. 81
We w. than those Mi Mi hss pfo, ~ 90
cases reatment by MAJ ,oi cab o. es,rs',
ON n,,e IS II YOU can send yo s ~ y,
suSseS, nS and we VIZ ne eau diass,tf y,
write from which W WI you An
blank, consultations y. M ba,s bssa IA ~
case. 80 of treatmehss reach o. ysii
our tem,Ss a within ne Ter nes ~
for sympn%nnn md 10. 5 for 1sdtrs. %, .
for women A. Call on psWAy k.sSe
for ca'" DIR. HAThin,cuia, 80
,,o plaza. san, 5
a9 Alamo temple Buiidns
MssshiIN New orleans =
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Ills.

Willis, Texas. May 25,--General y. n
openhcimcr Of the Texas State militia
and Colonel J s. Rice, financial manager
OF the State ponitontlary. are in town III
vestgatine Texas Havana tobacco, with the
view Of purchasing land 10 prepare for a
crop mex, year.
A. G, Barnes has received shipment OF
about 1000 pounds OF Connecticut tobacco.
20 he rcnackoi and reshipped MIR Barncs
ilhdS me climatic influences here superior
ior packing 10 anywhere he has tried
uhly abcut two weeks ago he received a
larre shipment from Florida.
:" Il. iaNdrc'h, who was so severely cut
SUNDAY evening by j NJ. Myrow, Is re-
ported doing as we'll as could be expected.
Myrow is sim at large.
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Section Director. Galveston. Texas


Richmond Texas. May PA heavy rain
fell here today, which viii be damaging to
the crops.
Relton. Texas, May PA very heavy
rain fcll Sunday morning, A great deal OF
grain had been cut and will be damaged
Farm work will be delayed few days.
Buffalo, Texas May IA moderate rain
fell here today. While II was not partic-
ularly needed It will be a great help TO
corn that is sIlking and tasseling, Cotton
and othr crops are looking fine.
l.oekhart, Texas, May 2i.--A good rain
fell here last night, This insures an av
rrage corn crop and will bring up the third
planting OF cotton. Cut worms and other
insecis are still at work on the young cot
ton. but will soon turn II over TO the hot
weather.
Troy Texas, May 2i--On Saturday night
and SUNDAY morning another fine rain fell
Ihls community has heen blessed by get
ting rain when needed and void of storms
AZ present there is the finest OF outlooks
Tor a good crop Of all kinds with the eN-
ception OF spring oats. Wheat and oats will
be harvested this week.
Aiief, Texas. May 2i.--Yesterday even
Ing about O'Clock it began raining and
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no REWARD FOR THE MOB.
Governor Thinks Smith Connts o.
ficers Shcrld Act.
PRELIMINARY WORK FOR MILITIA
General Manry Orders Them 80 Go 70
prtiIing-w~S End Dock """-
pany Of Galveston Chartered.

Ars;in. TexsS Nav :a--Thcrc viii y
20 reward. c-s-~G Ny the governor Tor tae
.r-~~. .. TIE psr-s,s implicated II ths mob
s,,r ~ s!il gaaes a. I'gse-, as hts excel
ie-.cr las cpzos 90 tSe cenolSstoa so1' N9-
,ess :ne seris1ssurs tAses s7ine Ae'lS0 u
the way Q: providing tor shs PreTenlicn o
rnes Ssaieaes ssz sAe 7ansss-sien; Of 'aiEss
rsss .a.ease ~ q. sAsrs IS 70 Sse @lei as
a s,eaus tx tAssE As'f;v-eszssea, Further
more. .se asss-scs image sheriff A7c SlssF
e.srs-z @. Smith county weEs I7espa,t
p-een 1aaes va similarly beast via Aad
Key iz.oE vA0 Es7ls4 A4sA SNe AS eHteVs
.3o. % IKE law h sle case l;es wi1a .acsH
- x9rs-ruc las very ssrgSSn-cs'a vseus
O. ihe s4asees =, ssuc.4hs saa IS coaieiF-
rzs.uS tAa.~r sAe Assoet4es ~ IAe extra
sess,na 1os-ega as3 saescstiae lsssss4ts42
sS- SIS Sarst-x sslol-
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A HUNDRED HOMES WASHED AWAY.
Broke of the Rio and Caused Great Damage
In the Lower Fart of FL Paso.

alarm sounded
The ee had
spirhs
on stanton
had reached is highest point 1881
force OF al TO check tho angry
backed large
q
hundred
a
the advance which the International street
is mingled tonight
with their
hundred families
u and
VIII flood the
he broke
OF
b. danger
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poLiCrM,>'s SUICIDE.

after II Display OF Bravery lie sent
~ RuiIct Into His Hcnd.
san Antonio, Texas. May 95.--Special
Police officer John Wagner Of the Turf
exchange pool rooms walked into the Men
ger hotel bar tonight, took scat at table
aud cody sent bullet through his head,
In the afternoon Magncr was injured in the
right hand eni arm by daring attempt
70 stop runaway y short time before
the shooting he hade his child Eoodby, sent
her home and then went into the saloon
md fired the shot His condition is crit
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quite CUTE, a shower fell. when /, NJ, = !
a about, o'clock this morning !, ny ~ " "
opened and the water ponrss = 4. as''sz
mas continued almost inces,, ,,s ~
Farmers will not be aha S = ia
week or more even IL ii STOPS MIN. Mn = :. !
Granhury. Texas, May RI 3. 4
Yesterday morning, Farmers 4. Il IN,
with their crops a little, orns !, -, !.
queht rains, but they are working M. y =. |,
~ to Keep crops in good toutI,iS, ~ -
and oats are all very fne. m. MI ~, ~
have been detrimental to cotton y !
great deal died necessltating rss,,, !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-26
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