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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
Nasz Przewodnil,


Smulski, J. r., offs: % Mstrspsli.
tan III. Miesskanis: sos Noble -,
Chicago.
Geeting d Nosoak, II2 ClarA a,
Room 40, Chicago.
CSdrnecki d KoraleskS, Suits II,
125 La Sale Of. 4 STA Doksoo
~.
ARCHITEKCI.
Fisikoaoskii, L. s., w. Dfvfsasv
ct. Chicago, Ill.
BIeznicki, j., budownicxy, koa,
traktor, 6Ss Holt Ave-, Chicago.
APTEKI.
Bdrdohski, Wiktor, OBS NohasuS
r0g Bradley, Chicago.
Buttsesoicz, Rdzimiesx, 681 MI.
yankee ave. r6g Will ST. Chioses,
Burda, W1Gd., Noble S., r69
Blsokhawk, Chicago.
Hufzescski, 8. j., 1885 W. 23.a
St., blisko California ave. Chapa.o,
Nosoak, Jan, 724 w. 18Th N.
reg Paulina Ut. Chicago,
Lenard, Robert, 8448 Supszis,
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TsofI, $50 Milwaukee Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Mdrjan, 688 Nobls o.,
Chicago, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
SzumthskS, John c., GOA NsAl
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Ru1leuski. ". A., 724 w. ~ O.
takzs W apiece Butkievior,Oh.
cago
SieninO,oics, DR.. ". J., SO Mn
wauh ee ave. Chicago.
Zi6tkososki, II. d., 6s8 Noble %.
ib74 Milwaukee ave. Chicago,
DENTYSCI.
Chrzanoaoski, j. Il. Dr., 72l ND.
yankee ave. Chicago.
FABRYKI CIGAR.
Meczarski, J6z9, 81 Homer =.
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYkA ZkOTYCH ODZNk.
kOW 1 AEDALI PAMIAT.
Stdchososki K, 588 Noble uilsa
Chicago. Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklas { P~0sosososki, $50 MIlw.u.
6ee av. q block cd nj. Nohlsk
Chicago.
IdsikoaOski, Jan ", ABB Mnv,s-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY IKAWY.
AIass, J6sef, sol Noble 81. o.
oago.
KSIAZKI 1 ARTYKUxY RI.
LIGIJNE.
Augustynoaoicz s PodczasAA -
Noble str. Chicago.
-INTROLIGATORZY.
Aetsger, @. E., 467 w. Hn,s.
St., Chicago.
K~ONTRAKTORZY.
Piqtkie,oicz, Uzs, Budovnssrvs
Kontraktor, 574 Noble nj, Odss-
90.
MEBLE / PIECE.
Nosoaczeaoski, Wsad., 8S6 - ID
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Smolarz, Piosr, 6o7 Milvsakss
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 480 Milwsuk,s
Chicago, III.
MALARZE.
Seh1ie6en, p. o80 Hol, avs..s
Chicago.
PRACOWNIE CHOR4GWI etc,
W. SSOminska. Slawna prssov.
MIA Choragwi, Sxtsndar6w, Hsas
Od.pak, Beref marssalkowskich.
679 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, III.
~PIEKARNIE.
W1ekHnski, Walensy, oVS DiaL.
SOD ct. Chicago, Illinois.
Pasoe'kieaoicz, o., $50 - esa -.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Ai!eaoczyk, r. T., ETA Noble D.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
Stspinskt, ". { KasprsvA -,
648 Noble ST., Chicago,
RES 1 SALONY.
DziscioSkiesoicz, H., b72 NsLss -
Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17

PRACOWNIE
PIEKARNIE,

Wleklinski, Walensy, GOD DiaL.
SOD ct. Chicago, Illinois.
Pdeoeskiesoicz, o., $50 - eo3 -.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
HOUSTON DAILY MONDAY MoRNrNa MARCH II 1903

% tne committee BY Judge n. 4. .,s.,.,
ang unanimously adopted:
resolved, That we most hear.,,, -.
mend to tho consideration o. ali ds,ross. =.
- ~ lexas the candidacy OF our countrymsn
S Seu "a Logan. for nomination for the uf I.
ncs u comptroller of the State OF Taxaa \
hon- John M Logan Was born Ma
raised raised ia the State Of Tennessee. fem
Mnlcn state he came and settled h, 4 A,sr'
Iexas. In the year 1874.
Judge Logan has been a most honored
cltizen OF Smith county for these twsn,, !
Iour years. he having held and most Ron :
oraoiy iiiied, many important positions of
Puoiic trust, In all of which nc has eysr
peen most faithful and successful. To b;s
career as member Of the bar ut TYLER,
as county judge of Smith county. and ,a.,f, /.
per OF the Twenty fourth ana Twenty
NTH legislatures Of Texas, and gene, s,ly
pride. Win
During all the twenty four wears Of ~
les,oence among us, he has been an active
anu consistent democrat, always fgn,,np
win the organized democracy, and esae. !.
any mas he been active in supporting tte
principles enunciated in the Nation.l r;.t-
tcrm at Chicago in 1896.
we most earnestly request the democ-
racy OF Texas to consider the claim; ~
Judge Logan and to give him th,lr s,,,
port in the primary elections ana dem,.
cratic State convention at Goivost i,
Texas, on August 2. 1928. for the cffice IL
comptroller OF public accounts OF The State
of Texas. 1sCs :, 80 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
POLK County PopuIlsts.

Livingston. Texas. March 1a.--The pop
ulist executive committee of Polk county
convened here today with quorum pres
ent, c. n. Pitts OF Laggett chairman An
order fixing May p for county convention
and the Saturday preceding for precinct
convention the latter to elect delegates
to the county convention and the county
convention to nominate delegates to the
State and the several district conventions.
ana nominate county candidates or fix .
time for nominations at its discretion.
An effort win be made to combine with
the independent element, hoping that they
will strengthen the ticket, but one who Is
an independent simply because he has
no hope OF nomination by The party,
which has previously honored him or them
with ofice. will hardly prove TO be ma
terial aid in adding strength TO party
with whom the proposition TO AFFILIATE y
only for ihe purpose OF adding 10 MS or
their own strength, few OF whom Va
,,cs. ihly have.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
al snlIicr,s snirlde.

San Antonio, Texas, March 20.Willam
Smell. private In the United States army
committed suicide here today. He was found
in an unconscious condition but stll alive,
near the National cemetery. carly this morn
ing. and taken to the post hospital. whore ne
died about II O'Clock. The cause Of denth
WAS stated az opium poisoning, self-admin-
isiered. Smell was formerly member OF
the Fifth Cavalry Band ind while with that
organization at the Dallas Fair he had sons
trouble with the principal musician was
court martiafed and reduced 10 tho ranks.
This, together with the recent death OF his
wife and child, is given as the cause OF
suicide
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
AN OLD TEXAN.
Colonel Grant of Walker Comfy
passcs PenccfulIy 10 Ret.

Passes Peacefully To Rest.
Phelps. Texas. March 20 This morning
about O'Clock Colonel G.. w. Grant, one
OF Walker county's oldest citizens. died
from a stroke of paralysis. He was 81
years cid last Wednesday and had small
attack of paralysis last week. but mad az
parently fully recovered and was in lively
spirits this morning, joking with the mem
bers OF his household just before the fa;al
stroke.
Colonel Grant came to Texas wnen fba
was flying the single star. having lancfd
here in the late 3os- He was personal
acquaintance andsassociata Of General sam
Houston. He served the last year OF intle
in the Confederate army In the clsll war
and has been identified with several I'M
porfant enterprises IN the State. III AN
early day, before railroads were a conyc,il
euce In Texas, he ran stage line beixf en-
Houston aud Austin. Soon after The var
he founded what is known an The Giant
colony, about four miles west Of this pace,
and II was here he died, HIS iirst set-
tiers were the Quakers from Ohio. Tut
these gradually drifted away until there
are only one or two Of the orlgiiii st.-
tiers left He is widpwer without ifste,
but has raised large adopted family. he
leaves large landed estate In this COUNTY
mostly covered by will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
FILED CHARTERS.

The Peeos and Northern Railway COM
pany filed its charter with the secretary
of state. Capital stock, 100000. Line of
operation, frcm "a point in Farmer county
at the State line near the southwest corner
of said county TO a point on the railroad
OF the Fort Worth and Denver City Raii-
way company at Amarillo in Potter county,
passing through Farmer, Castro, Deaf
Smith, Randall and Potter counties, prin-
cipal place of business. Amarillo.
The Nicely Adams Harris company tiled
an amendment TO its charter changing tho
name of the company to the Nicely Hgr-
ris Cunningham company"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
TExAs rolITlCAI. NOTES.


Corsicana, Navarro County.--An effort Is
oeing made to get r. Z. Prince to run for
State representative
Ennis. Ellis County.-A. j. Lloyd OF italy
has announced us n candidate for repre-
sentative OF Ellis county.
Sherman, Grayson County.--Judge j. M.
Hurt is here, presumably In the interest
OF his candidacy to succeed himself.
Brownsville, Cameron CountyAt d
meeting OF representatives OF The bars OF
Cameron. Hidalgo and Starr counties the
candidacy OF Judge II. Clay Peasants
Tor reelection to the court OF civil up
pcals was indorsed
Denton. Denton County.-Dr Il. w. H.
shelburn and Sam McKelvy. democratic
candidate for representatives from this
county, have arranged series OF dates
when they will deliver a series OF Joint
addresses over Denton county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21

have also been summoned. ana It Ia cx-
pccted the trial will be one OF the most In
terestlng had in Denton county for some
time
Davis is charged with the murder OF n.
y. L.. Semples on or about May IS. 1897.
Sempies disappeared about that date but
his body was not found until June 4. when
Newt Hurst, farmer, In riding through
the woods, ran upon a decompused body
lying In an unfrequented spot near Roam
oke. An examination showed ghastly
wound In the dead mans breast and an
other one in his head. The body was cx-
humed after II had been buried, aud on
examination a hole was found in his head
caused by grnshot wound.
Upon hearing of the crime the officers
went down and Investigated the matter
with the result that they arrested Davis.
who Is alleged to have been the last per-
son who saw Sempies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
Tnn sn,ArE cArlrAI..
University Students WIN Not Orgnn-
Ice a roitticny tsynh

lee a Foiittcu, club.
Austin. Texas, March t9..--Amcng the
4so young men now students at .he STATE
University at Austin, representing a.nest
every county in the State, there is naiur-
ally some incidental interest In tho or
tunes of the several candidates for grv-
.ernor. 1t was proposed that they o,aun-
ize into Crane. wynne, sayers AMI ,T,s-
ter. clubs more to compliment their can-
didates than from any idea Of participating
In the campaign
At n meeting last nightsthe Crane aud
Sayers students decided not TO organize
because the intended compliment might Tic
misunderstood. and wrongly construed is
dragging the university into pClu,cs.
whereas, In reality the move was To be
nothing more than an expression ot iii-3
dividtfl preference, s44
The general sentiment of the stllNnts
is that the university should not bernme
embroiled in politics at all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
Crane ut Howe.

Sherman. Texas, March 1s.--TIon. NJ.
NJ. Crane, candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor. addressed quite
an enthusiastic audience at Howe last
evening. The small building in which he
spoke was taxed to its utmost capacity by
the voters of that box, and before the
general had finished he had received the
hearty and frequent applause of the entire
gathering.
special feature of Mr.. Cranes speech
was she manner in which he went after
the republicans. His DIS were deep and
telling aud just 10 the taste of those
present, who listened and cheered altern-
atey.
Quite number Of his ardent supporters
went from here TO hear the general last
evening, and they are very much OF the
opinion that he did his cause no harm
at Howe. General Crane spoke this even
ing at Denison. A considerable crowd went
over on the late Katy train TO attend the
speaking and Will return tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont Frank Wilder, Chics-
go; John H. Bond. Louisville: Henry Car
ter, New York; A. +. Robinson Topeka:
]. B. Warfield, Baltimore; s. Gloss. New
York; @. w. Lynde, Chicago F. Marion
Low, Bryan; NJ. l.. Culver, Yoalum; w
B. Hancock Virginia; L. V. Elder city:
l.. V. Wall, Dallas; j. II. Hopkins, New
York; H. r. Shock. New York: W. d.
Moves. Coleman; Ed. C. Moran and wife,
New York; ]. G. Dryden. Maryland: ]. L.
Massey, New York. George a. Webster,
Dallas N. G.. Van Deventer. Chicago; c.
A, Ferguson. Denver; +. Stulz Kansas
City; Adolph Weldeman. st. Louis; T. A.
Hoffman, Houston; ]. p. Smith. Dayton:
J. s. Dallam, Palestine; c. j. Hotch, New
Orleans; Miss Venie Tellaer, Houston; s.
C, Hoeue, Waller, Texas; T. G. Metager,
Houston; DR.. Frey. J, A. McPhee. T. Brit
enstein, Peitz Dwyer and wife, Beekley
and Wife. Corcoran. Smith. Mcbride. Gin
cinnati ball team. George c. Frederick.
New York; Jay E. Adams, San Antonio:
W. r. Cruce, v. A. La Fayon, st. Louie:
G. L. Savage and wife. New York; j. Med.
Ross Lexington
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
OMAHA EXPOSITION.

Mr.. VIII L. Vining has been appointed
vice president OF this senatorial district
for the Omaha and International EXposi-
ton to be held at Omaha from juno 10
November. Everybody who Is Interested
In having an exhibit at the exposition VIII
kindly communicate with him at Aasi n
The vice president of Texas. Mr.. 5. !. r.
johnson, was in town yester lay, and re-
ports everything moving along smoothly for
a fine exhibit for Texas. MIR. Winning VIII
request able assistance Of The Commercial
club and all others who wish 10 see Ans
tin and this senatorial district prtlerly
renreSented.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
Deau.ort Notes.

beaumont. Texas March 20 Carl Drak-
secretary Of the Retail Lumber Dealers AS
aociation Of Texas, spent today in conference
with citizens relative to n meeting Of his
association TO be held In this city next month.
Mr. Drake was pleased with the programme
arranged for entertaining visiting umbermen.
Mr.. Robert O'Brien. youngest son Of Cap
tain and Mrs, @. w. o'Brian, and Miss MIN
Mo Long. a charming young lady, were mar
ried last night Mt 10 O'clock. The ceremony
WIS performed AZ the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. j. A. Smart.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
TAX BALANCES TRANSFERRED.

Under the provisions of the bill passed by
the Twenty fifth legislature awarding 10
parent counties all above the amount az
$4,000 collected in taxes from non-rcsidents
In unorganzed counties, balances hsve
been transferred in the case of thirteen
unorganzed counties by Comptroller in-
ley as follows: CARA to Borden. sSes 30,
Bailey and Lamb TO Castro, sig5S 81 FAR
mer to Deaf Smith, $i3l6 "a; Dawson TO
Howard. $53S.32; Hockey TO Lubbock,
SILL .0S Lynn to Lubbock, $4a6 25; Gaines
10 Martin. $50. 81; Upton To Midland, s830U
Schleioher TO Menard, S506.70, Gray TO
Roberts, 1865 81: Hutchinson to Roberts.
1852 So; Encinal to Webb, $ls06 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21

Willis. Texas. March 20.---G. b. Robin-
son g. Bro. have sold their cattle. num-
bering 800 head, to Mr.. J, B. EnglIsh Of
sealy, Texas. While the price IS not pos
itiyely known, The Post correspondent
learned enough TO warrant him IN SAYING
that not less than SIS per head WAS OBJ
tained. Lots OF cattle have been shipped
from this point since the rise In price.
but this ID the largest deal made.
about is years old, was knocked IN the
head by some unknown parties. and Il now
III precarious condition.
Mr. william 3. Corsa, who u tohaaeo
expert from Havana and repressntA enc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
sallTn COUNTY.

.onmcndea by the state
sommittee Adopted.
,.', March 19.-Pursuant to a
sa"man E. L. Walker. the dem
s'.a'ise committee Of Smith coun-
.u 10 this city at II o'clock a m.
me twenty-five members of
- were present. but one.
"aiKer stated TO the commit
mad deferred calling them to-
~ A'ef the meeting of the State
M sAseutiye committee in order
q, Miknt have the benefit OF In.
tbs wee recommendations re-
lein'ng of primary election
sssl Which should bs adontsa "a, !.
su p',a.riicipation in such p,imarv.
3 recon- .nen unanimously adopted
sxec,sienaed by the State ae,no-
I va ,he committee III Dallas.
kaain sre more harmonious ar.Io,,
! III smith county democrats re-
D the n Sa.se which should BIZ rur-
~ Is 10y IN this county. July s
tslIop ' t", aate for hoitlias The rrl-
ytinctF 40 Al state, district, cou.,fy
IL hv,.ncerss and also foi uscer-
kdids,.o Of democratic yots RI ar
esator Al congress and United
Va d 49,. 4 dsmoeratic co.,yan, IN
july ~ n.ene In Tyler on me 2.st
70 a. re purpose II scle.tiag
= disir s,ptesent the counsy M III
Son,ns,ss conventions for Inc r ur-
~ IA a'', Ig candidates for H. WI
wv district cffices. -
blloSiess then unanimously a.,out.
viuticnk In behalf OK
sehnts ~ $50 - LOT comp roller u
psins y =. me =. state Of Texas:
o'ution was presented
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
INSURANCE TAXES

The following insurance companies paid
their taxes today:
The Pennsylvania Fire Insurance COM
pany of Phnadelphia--TaS S215.sS; fees,
S22; certificates. sl92: total, $4aa S..
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance COM
pany of Brooklyn, N Y.--Tax. $50, fees,
ST.; certificates. sioi total. Spls11.
The British and Foreign Marine Insur-
ance company of Liverpool $4I .eS,
fees, sa2; agents. IS; total. S7S.6s.
The Thames and Mersey Marine Insur-
ance company of London. Tax SAG 81 !;
fees. SO; agents. 50; total Sol CT.
Queen Insurance company of America
Tax. s26S 81; fees, So; agents. saa; total,
1864 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21

OF the largest leaf dealers Ia the Unit,a
States. has been experimenting With su1so
Of the willis Havana tobacco, ana pyo-
nounces II equal to tho genuips importsd
goods. y q
All late reports from Mrs, r. W. Smith.
who was carried 10 San Antonio % acoonnf
q her serious iilness. state that ~ =
Farmers are about through plauiite
corn and some are breaking cotton ~ n.
The continued rains haxe thsovn ~
farming late. a .17' n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21

Columbus, Texas. March ia sayers
club was organized here yesterday after
noon with an enrolment Of hfty-two
names The rolls are Kept open ~ inc
Office OF the Colorado Citizen for the acT
cession or other names,
Messrs j D. Mansfield. w. l.. Adams.
II ". MiddIebrooK. j. W. Munson ana
DR. n. III. Harrison. Sr,. were appointed
COMMITTEES to draft resolutions TO De
presented at the next meeting. next Fiji
day afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
Tsscapcd negro accnn,,,red.

Orange. Texas, March 20.-Will Hardin, tho
negro who with WIN Brown escaped from the
county Jail in Orange on January H. after
sseaclting the jailer, is again safely en-
seemed behind the bars. Sheriff JEFF D..
Bland has been tireless In his efforts 10 re-
capture him and finally located liardin q,
Antlsrs, J, r.. from whence he WIS brought
bock to Orange.
w II. Ogden. foreman OF the Bancroft
Lumber companys mill. had onp OF his
fingers amrutated by Il cutoff saw at the
min late Yesterday evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
THE SOLDIERS ARRIVE,
THE MEN TO DEFEND GALVESTON
REACH THE ISLAND.
Guns of Modern Tyne and of Two
kinds-The Site Selected lis
an Ideal One.

Galveston. Texas, March 20.--Galyeston
is entertaining Federal soldiers today. and
the West End has quite military aspect.
Light Battery Is of the First artillery ar
rived from San Antonio this morning at
6 o'clock and the work OF unloading the
cars at once began. There are sixty-seven
men and four officers, fifty-five horses and
four guns composing the battery, and of
course all the necessary paraphernalia for
camping purposes is included. No time
was lost In getting out 10 the place in the
Denver resurvey, selected by Lieutenant
Ferguson for the camp, The camp is ON a
high knoll, almost within stones throw
OF the beach and is an ideal spot. The or
ficers are still congratulating themselves
on being able to find so good place.
There was large number OF visitors
out to the camp this afternoon, but it will
be several days before everything is in
readiness for The reception of visitors In
formal way. The mess outfit had not yet
reached camp this afternoon and 1t was
rather scanty fare the soldiers had for
their first meal in Galveston.
The guns OF the battery are effective at
distance of about 3Is miles. Two kinds
or balls are used, one shell that eXplodes
by impact or conclusion when IL strikes
an object; the other shrapnel. 1t is a
new invention and very destructive. 1t is
hollow and the inside contains powder and
a large quantity of bullets. time fuse
is used to explode 1T. The former kind is
used in firing on inanlmate objects. such
as fort or a vessel. the latter ON the
ranks of the enemy.
Lieutenant Ferguson and Captain Dill
lenbock, the ranking officers, could give
no information as to how long they will
remain here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21
CLAIMS F0R SAVERS.
Mr.. CuIlom of Dallas County Takes
Exceptions In Them Mws

exceptions To Them.
Austin, Texas, March ts-Mr. John IL
cuilom of Dallas county said today to The
Post correspondent: Il have read the
statement given out to the daily press
| by Secretary Jameson of the Savers cam
| paign bureau in which II Is stated. among
other things. that Major sayers Will carry
counties in South and West Texas, which
| have an aggregate vote of 446, of which
number there are only thirty-six votes
Where there is any real contest, and Ma
| 1or Sayers will doubtless carry these In
| Congressman Lanham's district and in the
Panhandle we are assured that Mr.. sayers
will get at least tifty-six votes, making
total of 500, only twenty-five votes short
OIL nomination. This does not include a
single county in Northeast, Middle or
North Texas
Now, OF course, 1t is all right for MFR.
Jameson to show up the situation in as
favorable light for his candidate as POS
sible, but let us analyze this statement
just little. Taking a map uf the State,
let us begin at El Paso county and run
due east to Coleman county, Including on
the north the counties of ri paso. Low
ing, Ector, Midland, Glasscock. Sterling,
L
ana east to Jefferson county, on the Louis
lana line, letting the northern boundaries
OF The following counties form the lne.
including the counties named as Savers
territory: San Saba, Burnet, williamson
Lee, Burieson, Washington. Waller, Mont
gomery, Liberty and Jefferson. Taking the
above counties us IL line, and putting ali
the counties named and all those on the
south down for Mr. Savers (Which, Of
pot n cbot
we have total OF ninety five counties.
with voting strength of only 1885, or 1SS
less than majority, and no less than Mr..
jameson estimates for the territory called
South and West Texas II is utterly alb
surd however, to imagine that Mr., Say
efs managers carry all or anything like
all of these counties in their pockets The
friends OF MIR. Crane confidently expect to
see at least one-third OF the counties In
the territory named go into the Crane
column. They realize. however, that this
territory is Mr.. Sayers' stronghold bat
Mr. Crane will carry two OF these coun-
ties to where Sayers will carry one in
North and East Texas. This theory that
South and Southwest Texas are solid, for
Major Sayers will be exploded when the
primaries are held.
Mr.. Crane is practically sure of carry
ing counties in Middle North and East
Texas that will foot up 500 votes in the
State convention. to say nothing of the |
counties of South Southeast and West |
Texas, which win swell his vote to suffi- |
cient proportions to secure his nominal |
ton on the first ballot. with plenty OF |
votes TO spare. The Crane people are not
in the least uneasy about securing his |
His services to the democracy !
and to the people of Texas and his spot |
less record will not go unrewarded."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-21

Position 70 hold a National convention and
s ume 70 mold It. to elect delegates to a
county convention to be he,d Al Marcei,nn
on April %. which conyention viii cisrf
aeieeates to the district and other CON
ventions and also to decide whether \
county nomination convention shall be
nela ana when. The committeeman were
neariy all present and considerable en-
tnusiasm was manifested.