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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-13
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
Jasper County Is Solid for Coon
IL Is Spid.

beaumont, Texas. July u 1t became re-
ported in this city that certain influences
in Jasper county were making vigorous
fight on Congressman Cooper with the view
of securing the vote OF that county against
him in the democratic nominating conven-
ton Last night Captain f.. l. Kettle of
Jasper, who had been reported as being
among the most active opponents OF Com
gresham Cooper, arrived in Beaumont and
The Post correspondent asked him for a
plain statement of the political situation
in Jasper COUNTY with reference to the rice
for congress. Briefly stated. his reply Was
that Coonei would carry the county BY d
practically unanimous vote of those partic
pating in the democratic primaries and
conventions He didn't think the name or
lmhoden would be even mentioned in the
county convention, and he thought the ru-
MGR of opposition to Cooper was merely
the result OF remarks of citizens who N;are
not altogether pleased with matters with
which CONGRESSMAN Ceoper has nothing 10
do Tho captain says Jasper can he put
down In the Cooper column.
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ELLIS COUNTY

Waxahachie, Texas. June 1.-THE sx.c-
utive committee met yesterday and
counted the primary vote OF last SATURDAY
me total vote was about half what it is at
a general election. Following is the off,
elsi count giving thu vote or each candi-
Suloerson $50, h. NJ Wynne s4st / N
sayers 26,s, majority for Wyl.le S7s; j. r..
Tough Sosl, ], n, Browning 2is6. J. J.
swami oas, majority tor Cough 2ss, r. \
smith sSOs, Mann Triee 55s. majority for
+ $ smith 1850; Allison Mayneld ssst. w.
NJ Giles cost majority for Allison Mayneit
i,so' T. j. Brown 5942; Hen H. Rice loii
ION a, bhss it2S, NJ, NJ Brooks Si9i, ma
ley, 5000; John lookout. 6osl r. IA
Burke 6o,e; J. L. billiard district Judge
6ll2; r. T. Powell fiotorial representative
over d. +. James 500.
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KERR COUNTY.

kerrville. Texas. June l2.--Primary
convention elected delegates to county
convention. nstructing III III 10 vote as a
unit on all questions and to vote for J -.
d. Sayers for governor J. l.. Slayden r
congress. w. G. CARROT for the legis-a
lure, X. w Finley for comptroller Mar
TN Groos for land commissioner. A. e.
Mayneid for railroad commissioner. Tom
smith Tor attorney general Charles A.
nu'nerson for United States senator. r. H..
burney for district Judge. County pre-
cih'ts VIII probably instruct as above.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS nm
Objections to ANY More vcrb, !. /.
Dictionary.
TO INSPECT QUARANTINE srAlIa,
DIR. Eager Will begin IN. -
Once-'Niorc anvni Rese,..' \.
to lie Enlisted. E

Galveston. Texas. June i2.-Ree.,, J.
ticles in The Post have told Of ,hs W
of J. S. Dougherty of Houston "a 4.
WORD dewey coined and incorpor,,.,' Y Y
the next edition of the dictionsr,., s
verb. The move is not looked upoo 2,
favor in certain educational circles q. \
discussing this matter a well knov, I.
Gator said to a Post representst,,. 4
day:
I'm the first place, our diction,,,.. !.
too bloated now. They are absolutel, =,
ed down with useless lumber that 4. :,
business between the covers Of such ,,s
Under the present system of word m,l,,
orc is almost forced 20 believe ~, b
language spawns words az herrings ,u,'
eggs. When you reflect that In n. N
dictionaries many Of the simple wora,
the language are given as high as sixty e
tinct definitions. then you can im,s.
that the introduction Of new nam \
verb is likely to be attended with el,,..|
stances too serious. If not too unriec,~,S
to mention. And in order to make M, n
ray of definitions more imposing. M, n
set forth in single file and solemnly M
bered.
MIR. Dougherty's idea would be a M
enough compliment to Admiral Dewey =
1t is not needed to make him great NJ
congress of the United States has slrsI|
attended to the honor part Of this Mr.
affair.
I'm the matter of language, popular m
is memorable and popular ingenuity NJ
harstible. When there is a real ocrsad|
for a new verb Mr.. Dougherty may rest 2 y
sured it will be found. At present n
advice 10 him would be, DON'T do N,
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MYSTIC sHRINERs'
Three Hundred of Them
ready Arrived at Da"a !.

ready Arrived ~ D"' 49,
Dallas. Texas, June l2.-Inree
fez-capped mobiles of the Mystic y y
came to attend the twenty-toursh u
meeting of the imperial council q u
der. which convenes Tuesday JUN
Dallas. This number is made w c,.,.
cations from Boston, Buffalo. ~
Denver and scattering delesa
sas. New Mexico and Arizona' M
Every incoming train toda. a ~!
some Of the pilgrims, all s'a So 81 a
haven of rest in the sna~
temple. -, aIfSl
The local members have pe ~ ~
attending to the wants OF Nv hos5
and a Jolly crowd is about e.s" srpst
Governor Culberson. who was ~
deliver the welcoming ada'e "A y
that he will not be able TO co ,Sst AA
of duties at Austin, put viii
General A. p. Wozencrai' ,,dces
speechmaking instead. Inc o.morfot
imperial council will arrive ~
gether with twenty seven rast
mobiles from the North anu tss
temples cistern will be opened ~ y
tomorrow morning and all shfiDa e.ps
pectsd 10 he in trim for the il
across the desert TUESDAY, Il fuIlJ
ticn points to an attenuansss n ebne
The Palestine band has " iii
make music for the shr,ne. ssrspst
They arrived today anu
robles tonight.
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TEXAS WAR NOTES.

Austin, Texas, June 1.-THE ladies' of this
clty arc preparing of ielicacies for the Gov
crnor's Guard which they propose shinn,rs. :,
the boys at Mobile by tomorrow nights train
Biyan, Texas, June IL. Relatives IN INV.
city to-day received telegram from serpean,
a. g. Jenkins Of Company A. Eighteenth Ia.
passed successful examination for a iieuirn,
antthiT before tho examining board at For,
IeavehMorth,
Waco. Texas, June L.. Sergeant woodworth
OF company +, Second Texas volunteers. will
open MS recruiting Office In this city tomor.
row morning to onlist twenty-six more man
iior captain LamhSlns company. Sergeant
Woodwotth SAYS the Texas boys nj Mobile
are anxious 10 so TO the front,
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LAMPASAs COUNTY

Lampasas, Texas. June lin the
precinct tNo. d. the result was as fol-
lows; Hon. Joseph u. Sayers. j n.
browning, r. w. Finley. 7. S Smith. G..
W Finger, Seth p, Mills. j S Kenda l
T j. Brown, r. g. Morris, NJ. NJ Il ooks.
Allison Mayfeld, Charles A. Culbei son
Tor State senator. d. T.. Patterson; for
state representative. D. W. Phillips: Tor
congress s. w. T. Lanham For governo
r NJ Wynne received only six votss and
sayers l2l. Returns from Other boxes IN
the county have not been received How
ever the result will be the same as at this
box
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Franklin County Popul,st..

Mount Vernon. Texas June ll.-Todav
about dozen members Of the populis,
pSriy met here and put out county ticket
as follows: For county judge. j. u. Hol-
land; for sheriff, c. C. Ball; for county at
torney j. H, Beavers; for county and dis
trict clerk. c. T. Little; for treasurer Or
Johnson for tax assessor, -. Brown; for
cotton weigher. T. A. Miller. They also
elected delegates to the coagrese'ona SEN
atorial AMI Pictorial conventions uninstruct-
ed The populst vote will fall considerably
lower than 1t was at the last election.
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THE SOCIAL FEATURES
Or the Commencement of the A. md
VI. College.

VI. College.
Bryan, Texas, June 2.-Commenceme, :
week, which has Just closed. has baen an
interesting one in society circles. During
the week the following visiting Young In
dits and young gentlemen have h a, tho
guests OF friends in this city. Miss Alice
DAVIS FL Paso; Miss Carrie Henderson
ana Miss Barton, Dallas; Miss Edna Daffin
Ennis; Miss Mary Finch. Nayasota Mia
Minhls Sltman, Austin. Miss Alma Watson
SalNert' Miss Sallie Duggleby. 81 Louis
MES iona sommers and Miss OderboI
NdNerl, Miss Marian Roberts Houstor
@n" MISS Myrtle Pendleton, Bolton: Mes RS
W ohepard, Call; DR.. Frank Ross
"aVo' ROSS Montgomery, Galveston: wa :
Ton 'issseli, DALLAS and j. Quinlan, Hous-
wa, ,' among the older yisitors hero ,yo .
mrs. Jen Davis Trammell, Palestine. W,s
n, H. Easley, Galveston; MIS- Westhr'a,'
=, I,eaIhe; Editor W. d. Cox. TempIe, Nv
o henderson, Cameron Hon. w T..
Ian jacksonville; Colonel T. T. Dur.
nam, Longview: Prof. and Mrs cba,Sa
tttury, Navasota, and Mr.. ana Mrs Geory
Howell, Ennis. "''' Dsors :
auui'ioh to the commencement hall ar
sne agricultural and Mechanical co,'ov ,
Ate iuesuay night, the visiting Young -
ne anu gentlemen were given a hon a 4.
T ue Acauemy Of Music on Wednesday night
c, NJ music was furnished by Herbs i.irht
s1n,p pand OF Houston. There were quit >
nonnnna present and the visitors pro.
Cards y an evening of rare pleasure.
,arus are out announcing tha n,,rni
!. "'' nomas y. Castles of this 49,, 80
June 90 brennan on
., "ss N, stella Shepard of this CITY o,.
visiting in Austin. 'N's III iexas' II
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MORE RESERVES WANTED.

Lieutenant G. l.. Dyer and DR.. Hsni
both of the navy, arrived here today N
New Orleans. Their mission in Galvus
was to enlist the members OF the Sgd
corps irto the United States navy. nj
performed their work and returned 70 M
Orleans on the afternoon train.
Their visit will be followed scoa Z
that of another Official, who will opal
recruiting office for more reserves, tAsHd
of the government being to secure W
auxiliary force. The men are to b ~
to Tampa, and there drawn upon n
CURED for active service.
DR.. Harris, by the way. is clAssmiA I
DR.. w. C. Fisher, city health physicn4
They both graduated from the Univn9
OF Virginia the same year. They hd
ME; before since 1881
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Mr. Wynnc in NiInn,

Cameron, Texas. June i2.-The snsooh OF
lien X NJ Wynne yesterday afternoon
was well received, He is good speaker.
bis utterances being impressive and full o.
meaning His visit aud speech gained for
nm a number OF votes The Post corra-
sponfent heard quite a number Of eypr,s-
sions from different voters 10 justify this
statement. ''''
MI Wynne contemplates making another
visit TO this county in the near future.
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FISHER COUNTY

Roby, Texas. June il.-At the Fisher
county democratic convention today Sayers
was instructed for unanimously, Browning
for lieutenant governor. stephens TO-. con-
ereSs, Conner for chief Justice Second su-
preme judicial district We're instructed for.
and as to other State officers delegates nrn
unrestricted.
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LAVAoA COUNTY OFFICERS.
'4"""Sh Hcturns In Ia show III,
Winners

Hallettsville. Texas. June 1.-THE dem.
ocratlc primaries to nominate county,
''Ne' were held In Lavaca county yester.
day' sufficient returns are in to show the
nomination OF the following: d. A. PauIus
county judge; John Buchanan. county
clerk William Blakeslee, county attorney.
H. t. Bennett sheriff; J. u. A. Never, col
hector; h d. Zumwalt, assessor; Hugh
LAY district clerk; \, II. Devall. treas
u,er, ~ NJ cummings weigher; II. II.
Russell, surveyor.
for representative the race is very c,,ss
netWeen j. NJ. Kirk and L. p Wise,
MIX mas served three terms in the legisla-
,uie ana made an active canvass. Viii q
hsoh was brought out by his friends lass
IMAM TWO weeks before the primary ana
was Almost stranger in the county bay.
,ns recently removed to Yoakum from
Msisnaii, Gus Voght OF Whiting was nom
,os commissioner justice precincts
!. o ana g. 5. J. Townsend for iustira ~
the peace and w. f. Miller for cors,,hia
II was the largest vote ever cast In ~
mary election. !" pre-
SINNER Texas, June ii.--Primary cleo
''oh passed on quietly, though much inter.
est was manifested, For ropresenta,,v,.
Kirk ls2, Wilson 50: county Judge p,u,us
,"' county clerk, buchanan 26s, Jane,s X
~, county attorney. Blakeslee eS2. distrjct
TOR ADAMS 80, Never $50, East 4. tsx sy-
SCISSOR, zumwalt So. Kloppenbere ,sS.
sheriff, Hensler Z, Bennett as Loess,n us.
county treasurer, Dovall a7e: cou,ty sur
veyor, Russell 2Is; public welgher. Gum
minss 26s; commissioner Nos. and
Dew ! Peters 10, Hughes 22s: iustiae ~ i;
.ne pssse NO J, worthing Is, Biohm sai
constable No. 8, Otto Muecke 2li.
foakum. Texas. June 1s.--In the ~.
s !, county primary election yesterday
- fslle~iag received safe pluralittss Z, d
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this box: Representative. l.. p. Wilson;
ccounty Judge, d. A, Paulus; county clerk
John Buchanan; district clerk, Hugh Lay;
tax collector n. G.. Adams; tax assessor
X. d. Zumwalt; sheriff. b. G. Bennett;
county treasurer, A. B. Devall; county sur
veyor, II. II. Russell; commissioner pre-
cincts Nos and I, ID. w Hughes.
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KAUFMAN cnI-NrY

Kaufman, Texas, June 1.-THE demo-
cratic convention which met here yester
day instructed their delegates for Colonel
Wynne for governor and declared the TO-
lowing gentlemen as county nominees u,
the party Representative. Nestor Nor
row; county judge, John Vescy: district
clerk, VIII Hearn county clerk, Thad
Broush,on; sheriff, j. p. Keller. count>
assessor, X. u. Wilfong; tax collector
John Carter.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont-Dr. R. NJ. Swe1S;
and wife, Austin; Frank R. Wheelelt n
Garwood, j. H. Hoskins St. LOUIS, n
Lawrence. f. NJ. Huggins, New io ..,..
A. White, VIM. W. Terry, PhllaoSssl
S. S. Jerome, Kansas City; MI,
Westphol. San Antonio; Mrs. NJ d IA
Milwaukee: c.. J. Bailey, cry, w
Griffin and wife, Charles NJ. honuus I.
York; r. l.. Hamilton, unitea "
army; Frank Tropp, Lincoln ILL.,, H..
Lelia Gum, Mrs. j. W. Ownoy III
r. Wheeler, st. Louis; j. S. kamo~' b
w. Iced, ]. o. Lunning. Weps'a
Iowa. j. p. Wright. Dallas
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QUARANTINE INSPECTION.

DR.. j. M. Eager of the United Sin
marine hospital service will leave her y
morrow for Houston, and from thcn n
go 10 Nelasco and Port Lavaca 10 irs,4
the State quarantine stations. He ezNi
to be gone about a week
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GonxnIcs Ponulirt..

Gonzales, Texas. June l1,--tspecial)-A,
the Gonzales populist convention, which
met this afternoon, the following delegates
were elected to the congressional conyen-
tiop, which meets a, Columbus ON the 9oth
instant: J. ID. Hopkins. Ed Dickinson
a. Mcvea. ] W. PEBBLES. Lee Ward 7 ~
stotiing, ]. l.. Mooney. R. C. Skies. Ths
delegation goes without instructions
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BROWN COUNT.

brentwood, Texas, June i2,--The largest
vote ever polled in the county at primary
election was polled yesterday. resulting
culberson for the senate. Saycrs, by a
small majority, for governor; BroNnlnr
ana Cough too close to decide until Al,
boxes are heard from; Smith. Finley Fin.
ger. Kendall, Mayheld. Brown, Rice, Morris
for court OF civil appeals, Lanham for con-
gress, Grinnan for the State senate. Nc.
LELAND for representative.
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STARR COUNTY.

Rio Grande Texas, June 9-The starr
county democratic convention instructed for
Sayers for governor
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CALLAHAN CnIfNrN.

Baird. Texas, June 12-Wynne has car
rlSu callahan county; no Instructions tor
other State officers.
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day in Groveton They elected S. r. John
son, Jr., county chairman. 1t was decidei
TO put out county ticket and to nominate
by convention on the fourth Saturday in
August.
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...,.,.,,oIIy Kiiisa

Nacogdoches, Texas, 'an rres1|
o'clock this morning w" -
young man from Lufkin' .xli
here for several days past .xat
shot ana killed. He was liius y
loaded with buckshot ous W.chHd
in some way the gun was !, III
leads taking effect In mo
tearing away his left arm H, II
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS
Standing Of the Two Candidates for
Governor.
RED RIVER COUNTY IS VERY CLOSE.
Ii Can Not Yet he Placed In Either
CoIumn-Resuits Of Satur-
days Primaries.

Counting both county convention lnstruc-
tions and primaries held, sayers has 359 votes
and Wynne I62 votes.
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MAILER COUNTY

HsmpsteAd, Tex, June i2.--Iast night 1
report WAS received from he Precinc, !
pssnAss hsla = Harvester. twssty miles
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'.mpie' Texas. June l2,-The remains
OF the late Lee johnson we're laid 10 res,
~ me city cemetery yesterday undor ~
ymnises OF the local lodge Knights Of
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n uroveton Texas. June 1.-THE popul,s..
q firstly county held Z man meeting 3.
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Dewc. Heat the World. Record.

INV fNfk
Fighting was begun by Dewey sooner ate,
tho act OF war than in any other contest In
cent history.
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0A9ToRrA
ss.r y ,la Kind yeu Han Axsn Bought
0<zZzzx
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VICTORIA COUNTY.

Where counties are blank 10 instructions
were given.
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