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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-13
4 BUlGET FROM BEAUMONT
Oss Ols Sst;lsr kao Has Feith "a
J,ftsr>or C5baiy.
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R0CKpORT's REGATTA.
Indy Gay Won the Championship in
second Glass,

Rockport. Texas July 1o.-Toaay's sport
opered with the ladies' bicycle race in
Which there were only two entries Mrs
W. y. GleghorH Of No, lpl3 Scott street,
Little ROCK. ARK. and Miss Emma Brarer
OF RockporL The race was made grace
fully and IN good time over the half mle
track Miss Emma winning first place, the
race beng pro lorna on the part of Mrs.
Gleehoru
This race was followed by professional,
serpentne parade on wheels up the broad
race course ~ eight o. itn strappiug boys
dressed in female attire; this was the most
4auchahle feature of the day.
In the afternoon Con Roberts bay trotted
away from The gray owned by Mr.. lobe
| Wood OF Victoria.
After the boats got off the crowd went
to see the tournament and baseball game.
In the tournament the knights represent
ing Mission del Refugio" were victorious
over Ro kports knights. In the ball game
the Rockport Benedicts defeated the
Dudes
The wind was better today on the start
than yesterday or day before, but fell off
somewhat during the evening The boats all
got On in line shape except the Aened.
which did not enter today. In today's sail
ing the Hettie May beat the Lady GAY
and she the Winged Arrow of Port Layaca
! Tor that class. The Lady Gay wins the
contest. making best two in three in The
three days. Kettle May second and Winged
Arrow third. however the Hettie May " as
crippled in the first days race and had
To fail out; in yesterdays race. instead of
a tie. as at first thought, the Lady Gay
beat her ten seconds. To-day The Hetue
Nav showed that she is the fastest boat.
In the twenty foot class the Surprise OF
Lamar easily won the race yesterday and
the day before over her competitors. which
gives her the race, but today when halt
around tbs second course. she broke her
jih halyafd and had to finish the race
without 4 in, and was beaten by the
Pauline Of Corpus Christi but boat the
| Dolph Sterling o. Port LaYaca. the latter
boat tsking third place in this contest.
IN the working boat contest. the 81. d.
Starr took first prize, Ema second and the
SKIP Jack sailed by Roy Courts and crew
OF Juveniles. took third place. The Skin
/ JACK is a long. narrow schooner and was
/ sailed for all she would do by nine roll
| licking kids OF Rockpor,
| From financial point OF view the re.
eatta was not what it ought to have been
! but from all other points of view ii was ,
| glowing success The Rockport people car
squeeze as much fun cut of one day as on,
assemblage OF the same size on earth
Everybody had lots of fun as they ALVEY
| do here in the summer. and particular,
at the regattas, Notice is here. paren.
| thetically, served on the public that Inc
next regatta will be the best one ever la,
here w. IS"
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grand su-y n ezra session az ms Ao19
VII convene Dt1t MunaAy. oue ve7s t&-'
sies ttHn Ia rsEui2r session alis -2.7t
is sxruur ruhAc sentiment tAst 1-iiAt'
u-us-cutiocs are necessary S13 tsts sf1---
urri is shared ty Juags Cunt 4ut tre
ofaer county officers
Tae Wright Springer .raEety q last St;-
u-5sy evening is san s,spls tcsac o. ass
rrrssirr- WriEht's exE--l-iuc t-ai g 50
To- o'clocs Tomorrow ulu-t..ae oetu7t
judge Skelioa. Afts- ihe lrs, sorc, *
ARRAY re two men hti ;wo m1r-as ase
Wright warned S7,-inFe- II 3usuos shs--
-cr g court room IN tie presence q -11-
tishiS Cornwall Eac others TIA. i * eff-
Ns1; about Mrs. W. n- tEAu he woli1
kl4 him Su-.EEer made .olr - O. tas
ipa1 En3 On coi-ll-g nEes dia as, VIA;
MriEhi had warned hin -; 20 d.
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SHORT TEXAS SPEClAls|

BRYAN-BurElsrs entered the eraR
house OF Mr.. VI. II. James and Ess
sum II s. 20. A negro by the LII
Smith Harrison was arrested.
DEER PARk-The tlrst carlo,. 4
ternelons to,f a f.fty-a,-e pies) hill
Park for Denver. Colo. 1uiy 10 s.s:
shipped by Herpstreet < Swain.
LaGRANGE-Rev. John Z. Greer. d
cs Lee Kill1ugh, Amelia Law 81: "a
Morse have left for Torolto. CapaiA u
tend the Epwo.ih leaSue meeting
ROSANKY-Mrs. Aug Otis o. :!
Texas sold to Rcsanky bushes
twenty TWO bales o. corton Il q. /
shipped TO Houston q. cace By J. " 4
ket,
L0CkHART-Re p-ess NATIVE Rnr I
appointed Misses Stella Z Stone O u
hart and Leila 3. S;aEper o. Lal4
scholarship students IN the San Bss3
Normal institute from the Fi,y.t!rs. 4
r,sentatiye district for the year kGr,l
September !, 1897.
HYATT-The bottom saw IN TIE 8
J. :. x W. NJ Rice burst md frighisaa
The negroes out 81 the mill. No CO 4
hurt and little damage done with u
ception Of the saw Sawyer King ;1aI
bis post and prevented any damage =
done TO the carriage
GRANGER-Dr. J f. Rucker Of li1]
was down this week tn sit for ph',csI
for five generations OF tho family ]
group consisted OF Grandma Deas1 !
Mr.. NJ r. Goode of Granger, Isis
J. Il. Rucker q Temple Texas. Nh y,
Walton and Master James Walton
lett. Texas.
SHTNER-At a dance given a. ~
schcol house. about three miles ffoo
William Heider and his son s'AI
VOWED In d difficulty with Frei %.
Kocnning. Heider pulled pis.& y
was grabbed by Fred Koennins. u
was shot in the leg with his own p&s
Fred and Otto Koenring po'l ~
burned
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people .hst 20. ore solitary irct3soi oe-
CURED 70 mar TIE plezES-s uhic1 rets-s-3
supreme
The diner ap1- hE-1-lE arrived - gre.
sna or3t-iy sa-Cug wcrs srs9se1 . T2ria.e
q o rn1E-ttcs,-f S--et3. Atts- h Thtss
5seoJilt has cs,e. sbs i<-Hs zsu-1aer Q.
nsE-oes p-ere-s, Ns-g h.s6a1 e slz-t1sas e
tas se1sa p-sysr~s. Az h= 1astr fsJ'aTf-
ua.nt ersac-5 ~ hsrA Gss-V'-sE;ss- taey
lad - .hr G.-6-ess t15vg -EeZ-
-s4e- e. = IL -le SAr VII :eEAF1@ "a
sTe-rthaS- .AH- fa1.ttstGfft 70 ~ s9-i2-
rzu.ni.4rt GO lie. ID ceos5e q Al'9 fira
-iairf .,o-s-sE tCvrs Titis,g si-s e1ss oths-
i. dc.-.r Il. an rruaA- y a4s zzs q -
sr-r..fis.s as vne. HArUSe hare ssee-
dpz.e A.sr hEs shos-- s,sT u;t'gu13e- fs1f-
sai.a2s1F Ga1 a-p7s- Ass-EeG t.e I'rl20s q
sfriss-1i.-,s-sl
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Her Gusrts Were Ebtrrtninrh in q
Manner ls,ttl-fnatnr, 10 Al.

kjan. Trxas. JulY lo.-Alio entertained
her va.tofh royalty Oh the sth ios'pnt
eclipting ail previous tryris in nor bis
ro-y IN rho inztt~r u publlc entertain
rt.ent FOR Elaborate aeteii aud auprrO
management the hsssci dinner ana bar
becue. given uuArr the zpfplosg Of the seF-
ersi local lodee, WoodEnen q ,he World,
Knssbis d Pyihlas and Kuigbgs and
I,sdies q Dixie % The date ihd.catcd. haf
never beeu ezc.llef aud ararlsiy cqaHiied
by suy p1blr entertainment ever given
~ tbis county crowd. Ssriously ca
minated al the Dgy between 1900 aud lD09
people, sefe Ia waiting wheu ~ Tsague.
master a ceTenoaiet. formally announced
,bs programme foT the days ies'l,i-i ts az
1870 q. ~.
DisuaggiFhsd representative u the
respective lodge lion ". - Inboden,
Colonel II. g Leaifspa aud Hon John r.
I<rpR all ~ kurk, TcsaE. made addresses
10 be,fsH ~ tie lpdget. and acquitted
themselves 80 manner Mighty rre1ltabie
and 70 Tho eas.siaesloO u then frcnds
Tie RpRf hand contributed greatly u
fhe pleasure ~ tbe oefstlog ard wul III
the complement o, yosHt gentlemen tina,
belong 10 it Tbs hish appreciation and
eopmen datson u tbose Ass4mblsd
Refreshments we're served BY M e g
Brewer and his HssisiaiE Mr. Johf
Brewer, uarshal o. The day, discharged III.
manifold dulieA incumbent on him IN .
highly HafisfseioTy manner aud inaintsin.
ID The best 81 ordcr throughout the day,
Festivities. To appreciate the ptcuia
position Of Mr., BrsMrr aud the inAuy en-
barrasmneuis entsilea. I, Inntt be oondd
cred thai ths assemblage was To be PRO
vjded with all necessary comforts, and
at the same time. were 20 be controlled
To do this and give offense 10 none re
qnired rare tact and eReouiionai abilii
on the par OF the marshal yet 10 pcrfec
were the police regulations and 10 con
elderate the attention received BY III
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\ BRENNAN BUDGET.
HANDSOME CATALOGUE By BLINN
COLLEGE.
several Charges OF Theft Madc-Con-
Wet Escaped hut Recapturcd-An-
nunl Celebration.

B-eaharn. Texas, July l2.-Blinn Memo
rial college Of this city has JUS; issued a
handsome catalogue. which among other
things. sets out the .Act that Bllnn Memo
rial college was founded "a 1875 and IS IN
der the supervision Of tho Southern Ger
ran conference ~ the Methodist Episcopal
churh b. TIE former name, Mission ln>t-
,ute. was hy action o. tte annual confer
enoe held in 1853. changed TO biinn Memo
rial college. The conference 10y 50 doing
expressed its gratitude 10 Rev. ,h'-st---l
Hllnn Of New York. row deceased. and
family. who through Tarious Donations.
h4ye given the college about S-o.J3c. The
interest on this endowment a:fer expenses
G. Maintaining The college keeping W tie
buildings. etc. has grown 20 $4,000 which
5 the present endowment fund. while The
building fund amounts 70 Sio9e. About
5000 Ter anrum is added - The en1oT-
ment fund after expenses have all e. "a
raid Trssidea, Carl Urbau'Ke says that
rs rero1t a, treasurer q. The institution
shows Tint ne has never los, cen; @; me
endowment interest
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Luling. Texas, July l2'-lhe !"
patton tax law published in INC -,
first that made known OF ~ Aa
a storm OF indignation. Many ", n
will have to quit business as I'M b
able to pay the tax. Inc! srss d
concentrates business In the HN
few and the few have money. h.rtsss
During the festivities at me s,,i
the 7th. q slick artist fiichea taa bg
watch Of Mrs. John Keyes tro"
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Sheriff Harris County
BY w. VI. Baugh, Deputy.


Waco. Texas. July 12.-Ncws reached
here this morning that John Lewis a
livery stable man OF McGregor' had killed
negro at negro picnic five miles north
of Crawford Saturday. Mr., Lewis had hired
a number of buggies TO negroes in Nc
Gregor 10 visit the picnic and was on the
ground TO keep watch over his property
He became involved in quarrel with the
deceased who, II Is said. attacked Lewis
with n knife, whereupon Lewis flrod upon
him with fatal effect.
Constable Richardson took charge OF
Lewis, and today an examining trial ia
In progress AT Crawford, The name OF the
dead man could not be ascertaned here.
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Huntsville. Texas, july r. Everything
IL progr ssinE nicely for the complimentary
entertainment 70 the Tom Hamilton Guards
on Wednesday evening. The address Of the
occasion viii bo made by John G. Williams.
Esq
a seycrc fall received TWO or three days
sinno while ont at the prison farm. lie
VIVA Injured about the head by fall from
a Eraiold
Or. II NJ. Banning arrived homo after
several months stay in louisville at-
tending "a dental college.
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axo. he sheriff has also arrested and !Ailea
Pat Watson. Frank Tuue AID los ana mar
"a lone an Of whom vil o. Wednesday
hsvs an examining trial AL me parties
are negTuHs.
TIE new srtesisa well for the oity's
wnierwurks supply o. water furnishes aoou;
s. go gallons pr day, znd he water Is
good
county court is this week grinding on
diva! and probate business. which. however,
s not lArss
TIE county has soii the old court house
l.aNtirr and a suca Es u is torn down
S1-k On the rev one will commence
Tie og-,a house q Kahn & Stanzei has
s-aea rented ct Ses per month for the use
O. TIRE county officials until The new court
house is finished June l. 1895.
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INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
POSTAL Company Notified That They
COnld String Mircs.

sherman, Texas. July 12.--In the United
States court for the Eastern district, sit
ting in chambers today Judge d. T.. Try
ant dissolved the temporary injunction sued
cut by the Texas and Pacific railway com.
pany restraining the Postal Telegraph Ca
Bile company from erecting its lines along
the Texas and Pacific right of way frnm
TeSarkana TO sherman. and notified the
Postal Telegraph Cable company that they
may proceed with their work. The court
hold that the case Was properly and legally
removed from the county court TO the Fed
eral court
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KILLING At TENsmA.
Top of sam Paxton's Head blown on
win ~ shotgun.

Tenaha. Texas July le.-Thls morning
at 9:l5 W. ID. Johnston shot and killed sam
Paxton in a blacksmith shop at this place.
Johnston was in the back room Ct the
shop when Paxton came in from the front
They had a few words and Johnston lred
the contents of shotgun into Paxton's
face. completely tearing the top OF his
head off, scattering the brains on the wall
and over the floor. No ono witnessed the
occurrence except a little boy about 3
years old.
Johnston was arrested and taken to Gen.
ter iaii
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stocks Damaged nv Fire.

Bolton. Texas, July l2.-At O'Clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
grocery store of F. X Austin on East
street. The prompt arrival OF the fire de-
partmcnt prevented serious fire. Mr..
Austin's loss on stock and damage 10 build.
Ink was $500. NJ, +, Hyatt. adjoining.
dealer in musical Instruments and sewing
machines. was damaged by smoke and
wafer about 5000. Both losses covered b,
insurance
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something TO Know.

!. may be worth something " s,mtn,
the very bes, medicine ior hs,,,hy d
tired out nervous system 10 atn,ne /, 4
is Electric Bitters. This ineu'' ,nne pi
iy vegetable. acts by GIVING asn,ly y
nerve centers In the stomach, "a ali:
ulates the liver and kidneys, an .;,,es /.
organs in throwing off impas ~
blood. Electric Bitters pIlsr,no,rss
petite, aids digestion and is p hs ys1
those who have tried II as .ue m
blood purifier and nerve IN. AZ c.
sold for soc or 81 per botue
Heyer's drug store. -
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Mrs. May jane Trlpp. AZ aged widow.
.ir.ng BY herself IL cottage % he beaan.
was 'ouud .: the bottom 0: & fight OF,
stars deai.
The body vac clad Only n 2 night efs
The head was "a The floor. the body being
against the s,ape and ne feet further up
There was deep ~U1ud 81 he crown OF
he head Blood, long s-uce dried. stained
lh4 floor.
The body was in Al advanced state Of
decoGp position.
County Physician wa-tield was sum
moaed and ils,ice Of the peace from
iowa the island Bas called 10. Dr. War
ned. after q thorough examination, gave II
Is ne opinion that Mn. Trip had died
from the effects q fan,
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\ Negro shot.

sartartla, Texas. July l2.-Today on tho
Field plantation Joe Davis and another
negro commonly known as Sandy became
Involved In difficulty at Davis house
Davis got shotgun and ordered Sandy
TO leave, which he did He returned armed
IN short time. however. and Davis iired
both barrels OF his gun at him. missing
both times Sandy then dropped him with
a shot from his revolver, the bullet en-
tering just below the left arm.
Tho doctor has gone TO the wounded
man. the extent Of whose wound is not
yet known.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Costrsct Let for Bsilaing ,ts NtN
Court hosss.
OLD STRUCTURE SOLD FOR SlsQQ
Line Of Transatlantic steamers.
GAiveston 10 Hamburg.

CaiTss.a7. Texas. July 1e,-BS3s toT lie
ez-A5lzr 0: the ceE court aoose FeTe
ops5ci ~ ;Ae county commissioners 20
54r. hey acre - .ollvSE n L, Brele-
-a2. sI7s -. : .. PS-shurfi, sis5,9:4i
Seaes q. P4ll.ser. slss-.s7. Hsrry DesA1.
:i-iees: TeXzs Cp-is.-lc-sc1 company.
s. s,a-s.75: Thomas MeBe,-y, Sl7F.sie- The
t1ar-4ct vzs awarded - ths TEXAS Con-
s.r-seisoa company. The ola court house
rz3-s wee sols % Il :. Bailey e: tls9a.
Tha sueces3tal bidders are Mes~rs- Taylor
& Hlc1-zzs-. vho are now building The
santa Re asgo, Aa4 oe.cs rulieiag. They
operate szaer the name Q; the Texas Cen
struerioo company. he CID 1silaias IS TO
,,e to-- aowa sliaia s.x weeks AID the new
os.s e 70 - cg=p-e;ed E!-Aia e.sa:sea
.so1ios
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Preparing for nciton's Carnival.

Bolton, Texas July l2.--Everything IS
hustle and stir this morning. making prep
arations for the great midsummer carnival
that begins on the 18th instant. Deoora.
tons on public and private buildings are
now being placed the court house is hand.
somely decorated from dome TO bottom.
over loo sporismen have already entered
for the Stale shoot. General Phelps OF
l.aGrangc will address the ex-Confederates
on the iilh instant.
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W hnrf6n.

Wharton. Texas. July io-Ths citizens
q, this county will hold mass meeting
Monday for the purpose Of organizing A
county game Hsociation. which viii provide
onple protection for game and severely
punish Ell. vlolators 81 The game Law.
Tho AcFaddin Bros. have lately eHtab-
lhhed an agcnCy IN Wharton which Will
b. an immcnse advantage 20 cotton rairrr-
The coiorcd summer normal will be held
In Wharton from Jpiy IL to August ~.
an able faculty VIII have charge VI the
school and u gives every promire OF sue
oerr
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CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Thornton Ewing Of Breuham is in jail a.
Cameron. He was arrested there on a
charge Of stealing watch from John WA
liams of this city and the watch recovered.
Since his arrest a number OF charges Of,
theft have been lodged against hiuL lie -
now charged with stealing necklace from
Ell Nesan a watch. an uvercoat and $3.50
from Nd Lipscomb. and ring from An
uctte Fielder.
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Drow ned in the Hrnyos.

Cleburne. Texas July 12.-George Hud-
low was drowned in the Brazos river Sat-
urday while in swimming. His remains
We're inferred in cleburne cemetery yes
age.
The Roman Catholics are moving their
sehooi building TO their four acres on
North Anglin street. preparatory to be-
ginning work on their new convent.
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Quite a number OF Brenhamites left this
afternoon for Toronto, Canada, to attend
the National league conference.
Mrs. Turner, who has been here on a visit
10 her parents, Or. and Mrs. W. 4. Lockett
left today for her home in Bowie. l)r. and
Mrs. Lockett Will leave tomorrow for San
Antonio
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4 Mexican i>tliro'

Brownsville. Texas, July l-
Lopez. we'll known Mexican w.
and killed instantly carly Sunday -. i
at a fsndango at Santa Teresa laa 4 !.
ty. The Two men supposed 10 a NJ.
rlitted the deed fled 70 Matamol..'n M,
where they We're arrested ana i;i,,
extradltion. Witnesses 10 lhe -. IN ~
l,opez struck one Of the others W.
ed quirt. and then the shot was NV
Killed i,oDeZ
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North and South America. beside Guate-
mala, the West indies. Australia. and even
Europe, are the fields OF usefuines in which
Hosteuers Stomach Bitters has demon
etrated It's value as an antidote TO malaria.
and as a remedy for dyspepsia, constipa-
tion, rheumatism. neuralgia, biliousness,
nervousness. and loss Of appetite and sleep
Tho Inhabitants. tho medical men OF these
countries. have spoken ~ no uncertain
tones concerning ~ eGicscy q ~ great
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Rnin md Hail storm

Roekland. Texas. July i2'--hoa' AZ
Lindsey, ex-representative OF .ns
and a resident OF this tTyleFl 'V -,
rived in town this morning ana w i.
most disastrous rain and hail e'' :
section that has fallen for Yeas
and cotton damaged seriously
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Killing ut Cameron.

Cameron, Texas. July l2.---This morning
about o'clock A. p. Byrd shot and killed
l.. C, Alexander at the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass depot Particulars not yet
learned. Byrd is in Jail and will have lis
examining trial tomorrow. Alexander was
a switehman In The san Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Yards here.
Judge English held the inquest this
morning.
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\ Negro seriously cur.

Wills. Texas. July Eat negro fes-
uyai Saturday night Charles Smith, ne
gro. was severely cut by another negro.
!, being done in the dark and In q crowd,
Il " not known who did the cutting While
worry painfully cut. there Is nothing fc-
rio,s. Smith was placed under arrest by
Deputy Sheriff J. y, Crawford for display
ing pistol.