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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-05
Thlrd District.

Austin, Texas May 1.-The court OF civil
appeals proceedings today:
Affirmed: Neigh owens ct al VS.. New
York and Texas Land Company, limited,
IRON Robertson, Lula X, kopperl ct al
VS.. Board OF Equalizet, OF the City Of
Austin. from Travis. The Behreus Drug
Company ve Hamnton e MeCarty ct al,
from McLennan; Annie L. Harris ct al va
A. j Dunn ct al, from Mills.
Reversed and remandcd; Austin Dam and
Suburban Railway Company vs.. S. Cold
stein, from Travis.
In the case OF James }. Moore ct al vs.
The Waco Building Association, from Me-
Lehman, an order was made giving ten
days within which to file remititur
Motions for rehearing ovewuled. San
Antonio and Aransas pass Railway Com
pany VS.. n. j. Gurley, from Mclennan.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway Com
pany ct al vs., Josephine Wickham ct d.
from McLcnnan Temple National Bank q.
al VS., W w. Warmer ct nj. from BELL w
Nj. Simpson ct al w. Hugh NJ Johnson.
from McLcnnan; Barnes 4 Manuel VS.. par
ley Cauther, from Lampasas; Evans
Snider- Buel Co. VS.. j. G. Striblng, Jr,,
from Lano; Elizabeth llasseldany ct al Vi.
James Daftlemyre ct al, from San Saba.
Motion 10 reform the Judgment overr'.loI
Western Union Telegraph Company vs.. ".
T. Mitchell, from Hays. 4.
Motion granted; William Simpson ct al
VS.. Hugh NJ Johnson. from Mci4cnnan. for
additional conclusions or tact.
Motion for rohearing submitted; Thps,
II. White. Jr., vs.. Pecos Land and Water
Company ct al, from Travis. a, J. Harris
VS.. First National Bank OF Springfield,
H.. ct al. from Bell
MOTORS submitted: Mrs n. s. Yeti Va.
Iron City National Rank of Llano. to
strife out plaintiff in errors brief; g. A.
| n q A q a
Williamson, TO dismiss appeal Hont
Mitchell w ], NJ, franklin from Tom
Green, TO dismiss appeal 5. d, Petty ct al
VS., j, y. Walters, from Bell 10 strike out
briefs appellant ana dismiss appea, links
McGhce w, Joseph Romatlka. from McLon-
nan. 10 sct aside submit 'sion. Northern
Assurance Company w, CITY Savings Bank
from McITun1n 10 olynurp
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R-numont Liant Guard.

Beaumont. Texas, May 4.--company d.
Third regiment, Texas volunteers. formerly
the Beaumont Light Guard. left at 7:4e
O'Clock tonight for Camp Mabry at Austin.
The company was notified late yesterday
afternoon that they would be expected 10
embark tonight and today has been one or
active preparation and they leave with a
well equipped commissary and such other
things as are necessary to make camp life
comfortable
The company were assembled at their
armory at z o'clock and as they marched
to the train they were rendered a con-
tinued ovation. At the depot an immense
throng had assembled. mothers. sisters,
wives, sweethearts and children being
among them to bid last farewell or take
what might be last look at those they
loved so we'll There were some really pa
thetic scenes at the final partings. but the
soldier boys were cheerful and as the train
pulled answered the 'hurrahs' with ire
member the Maine and down with
Scain."
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1 !! CLAM F9I
Said to Be Asssrs1 Y
tIoa lor ~
JUDGE LYLE Of wx60 \


Auntin. Texas. May l.--floa@ X
son. democratic chairman Il tto 4
gressional district OF Texas. taVi
lowing to the press today: ss| m s. =
The action OF the willla6i II N
demcctutdc convention ye3erlG2
the nomination Of Albert s. nufl1 - ~
succeed Hon. Joseph D. Sayers III ~
from this district. There are nIn2 q 4;
ties in the district. with represent II /;
the congressional convention II foIIopa. Y 3
Travis 49,. Hays 5, Williamson Is, cSlxIs
well 6. Burnet s. Brrleson 8. BAssr6c Z
Lee 8, Washington " total 81.
To secure the nomiratlon thirty tkYs6
votes are required. Mr. Burleson h6S ~
ceivod instructions from Travis tai. fSsvn
ta) and Williamson t13). aggreaatinR ~.
and consequently needs only two moto
votes to secure the nomination.
II "a universally conceded that nurnee
and Caldwell counties will instruct Tor nim
when their primaries are held. na there 3
no opposition 10 him In either county.
Burlcson county Will hold its primary on (,
May III. and IL Is confidently believed ~,
his friends that ne Will carry the county
with great ease. The executive COMMITTEES
OF the county. when 1t was convened for the
purpose OF fixing the date OF the primary. I
unanimously Endorsed the candidacy OF ME-.
Burlesnn for congress- and Major SsycrN
for governor II Burieson county does inS
struct for him she Will give to Mr.. BirIes
son the necessary two votes TO name him
tho next congressman for the NintN9
congressional district OF Texas. r,
rrcnham. Texas. May A. To tho Ds%s
mocracy of the Ninth Congressional Dis
trict, Tho raEuli 10 III, reca,t ,,,s,, ~ "a 4,
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HIGH COURTS.

Court OF Crimtnnl Appeals.
Austin, Texas. May 4.--Court Of Grim
inai appeals:
Appeal abated; Reyes Trejo. from la
Sale.
Affirmed: A. G. baldwin. from Travis;
Joe English. from Hopkins; Elmoro Ross
and John Murphy, from Karncs: Sylvester
Carraci, Charles Gustafson. George VIII
son and a. Bolen, from Galveston; jim
Scott. Fred Foster and 10, Navarro, from
Harris, Claud Crook, from Gonzales; WIN
Paul. from Falls, VIII Duck. from Waller,
James Wright and John Maloncy, from
Bell.
Reversed and reinanded. Juan Garcia
Farias, from Hidalgo; sam Harris. from
Gonzales.
Reversed and dismissed s. r. Watson.
from Falls.
Rehearing granted and affirmed; Chas.
Gerick, from Mcl.enuan.
Motions for rehcaring overrulcd. l.. NJ
Bariield. from San Saba; Il. =. Taylor. from
Mitchell, George Williams, from Tarrant,
Frank Sparks, from Coleman; Mug White
head. from Navarro; h. w. Shecgog, from
Montague.
Submitted on motion TO dismiss appeal:
J. II. overstreet (two casos). from Wise,
On motion to abato appeal: Reyes Trejo
from La Sale.
On motion TO strike out statement OF
hots; l.. I. Dement, from Dewitt
ON motion for written opinion Ed I'm
derwood. from Harris.
On motion for rehearlng: Wilson Bal
ley, from Lee; J, 7. Spllman, from Nc
Lehman; Hun Williams, from Froestone.
On brief for State: Victor Schumacher
and Noah Wllkerson and Jim shilling from
Coleman, John lIansins and Louie Frtckio.
from BosQue. Moss Byrd from Brown
Tom Quinn from Archer
On briefs for beth parties: Marcy Moore,
from Falls, S, l.. Holland from El Paso,
Buck Parker, from Hamilton. \. s. Clark,
from Dallas.
On briefs and oral arguments for both
parties: l.. r. Dement,. from Dewitt;
Mrs. Rosa Morse, George White and J
IA Fixes, from Karnes. George c. Eich-
lits. from Lavaca; Dcatholt from Taylor
Eiilio Paderes, from Goliad. j A. BEN
nett, from HUI Robert johnson, from
Wise; Landon Lane and Jack Douectte,
from Liberty.
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WHAT Is YouR TRADE.
Each Trade or occppntion Has It's
special Disease.

SDectui DtseaHe.
lis well known among medical men that
certain diseases are more ready developed
in certain occupations thpn In others. That
each occupation has its attendant physical
weakness Engineers, railroad maa and
similar occupations suffer mostly from
kidney troubles and men "ho are often ex-
posed 10 the weather Rpifer from rhguma-
tlsm, while clerks and professional men, In
fact, the army of people whose busineas
keeps them Indoors, are onfsntimei great
sufferers from ples and constipation. In
this connection tile following letter IL Of
interest 10 people whose occupation Will
not allow sufficient outdoor exercise.
Mr.. A. j.. Calhoun. notary public and
jeweler and matchmaker of Crcloyille, w.
VA. writes as follows;
had been u severe sufferer from piles
for years and had tried nslny remedies with
but little benefit. when about three yeara
ago ! saw the Pyramid pile Cure advertised
and sent for st.
was badly afflicted when | got II. but
after only two applications the piles disap-
peared. and from that day to this | have
never felt symptom of the disease.
feel that | can not recommend It too
highly to sufferers from piles.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is free from
cocaine. opium or any mineral poison, abgo-
iutely safe, pleasant and painless: sold by
druggists al 30 cents per package. II there
rs any constipation tnc IyTAInln IIiiS should
be used with the pile cure The pills arc
% cents per package,
Any druggists viii tell you that the Pyra-
mid IA the best known and most sliccessinI
and popular pile cure ever placed on the
market and it's reputation az a safe and
radical cure has only resulted frrm the
personal recommendations Of people who
have been cured of this distressing allincnt.
Send TO Pyramid Co., Marshall. Mich.
for valuable little book on cause and cure
NJ rfee
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LYLE WlTHDRAws.
Decides Not TO Make the Race for
N'OuHrcSs.

Decides Not to Make the Race for
Congress-
Waco. Texas, May 5.-Juhgc Lyle, who
announced for congress a few days, aso
has withdrawn from the race, giving the
following as his reasons for SO doing
10 the Voters of the Seventh Congressional
District
The mind of the public is occupied with
the war and is II. no frame to consider the
issues presented in my announcement
ind that the primaries in Milan county
come on the same day with those OF Me-
Lehman and that my name could not get
on tho tickets they having already been
printed. 1t viii take longer campaign OF
education than there is time to make now
and It Is deemed best to withdraw the
issues from tho canvass. They Will he be-
fore the public again. Tor II am not here
10 present them. n worthicr champion Will
espouse them until Justice Is done my. Con-
foderate comrades, and the great highways
OF commerce the Creator gave us are made
TO contribute 70 the prosperity OF Texns.
therefore withdraw from the race, thank
ing many friends for the kind words they
have spoken and the press, especially The
Houston Post. for favors that are highly
appreciated. Respectfully,
John NJ J,v1e
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The Kennedy Rifles.

Corpus Christi, Texas, May 4.--The Ken
edy Rifles of this city. consisting Of for y
men, left here this morning for SEN An
tonio,' where they expect to be recruited TO
eighty members before proceeding to AUS
tin. The company was compelled to pay
transportation expenses to San Antonio
on account of not having sufficient men.
The depot was crowded to bid the boys in
blue bon voyage, while strains of music
and FLAGS could be heard AMI seen in
abundance. The company expects to reach
Austin tomorrow telegram received from
kennedy announces that the soldier boys
we're rendered a royal reception on arrival
there.
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Additional Appointments.

Austin. Texas, Nav 4.-Governor Gull
barson announced the following appoint
ments today:
First Regiment of Texas Infantry--Ad-
juiant. Duval West of San Antonio; quar-
termaster, A. L. Devine of San Antonio;
chaplain, George S. Sexton OF Plano.
Second Regiment of Texas Infantry--Ad-
jutant. Frank j Badger, Yoakun,; quar-
termaster, G.. K. Fowler. Palestine; chap
lain, w. w. Watts. Beaumont
Third Regiment OF Texas Infartry--Ad-
1utant, r, x. Castor. Dallas; quarter
master, Walter Sneed. Austin; chaplain
W. x. Lloyd, Texnrkana.
First Regiment of Texas Cavalry--Adju-
tant, j. NJ. Burroughs. Houston; quar-, Ter
master. George A. Wheatley. Austin.
Austin, Texas, May 4--Rev d. II. Car.
roll of Weatherford was this evening ap-
pointed chaplain of the cavalry regiment.
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stnnlcy Ransera and pcni.on RifIc.

Denisoh, Texas, May a.Ten thousand
people, irenzied with patriotic enthusiasm.
assembled at the depot tonight to see the
Stanley Rangers and Denison Rifles leave
for the front Ali places of business we,
closed. The scene was indescribable aud
will never be forgotten. over $500 was pre-
scented to the soldiers and hundre5s OK
lunch baskets, sufficient 10 I'LL ear. were
given. Thousands CT bouquets were hurled
into the cars. Men shouted ana wom II
cried No such scene was ever witnessed IN
the history Of the city. The Stanley RAN
gers and Denson Rifles are 200 strong. Tho
very flower OF our youth.
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Excitement mt Dcn,.on.

Denison, Texas May 3.-The most re-
markable demonstration in the history Of
the city was witnessed oil the streets last
night. AT least 5000 excited men, women
and children turned out to greet the Deni-
son soldiers. Hundreds of flags waved and
the multitude shouted themselves hoarse.
At least 500 vehicles were in the Demon
stration, Remember the Maine" and long
live the Denison boys" was heard on all
sides. The Sixth regiment band Of the
Texas Volunteer Guard turned out with
the soldiers. No such scene wss ese- wi :
messed on orr streets. The war enthusiasm
was indescribable.
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Gnrit,y Rifles.

Corsicana, Texas. May i.--The Garltty
Rifles are OFF They left over the Cotton
Belt at 1870 for Austin yesterday.
Every member OF the company carried
with him some memento from loved one
or thoughtful friend.
Rev. Abe Mulkey and Rev. NJ s. Hotch-
kiss held a service in the armory at 2a0
Immediately after which Mr.. Mulko' pre-
scented each member OF the company with
testament.
Crowds OF people were at the depot to
see the boys leave and the event was not
without its scenes of pnthos. The occa-
sion was one Of cheering and music, but
these were interpreted with sohs and tenrs
OF tender hearted loved ores remaining at
home
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OOPS AT AUSTIN.
Than Twcnt, Companies Are
Now at Camp Mabry.
+ SOLDIERS ARRIVING HOURLY
b All Parts of Texas They Are
Moving.
|ALRY MILL START TODAY.
sad scenes Enacted In Texas
Towns as the Youths Left for
the Front.
AIRY WILL START TODAY.

Tin. Texas, May 4.-The scene at
Mabry, where the four regiments Of
troops are concentrating, is growing
inspiring every hour. Every train
has arrived here during the past
Eight hours has brought In COM
OF enthusiastic soldiers and there
bw twenty full companies in camp.
yet none of the Third regiment COM
have reached here. They will COM
arriving tomorrow morning.
cavalry regiment will arrive here
y.
appointments by Governor Culberson
tied States Army Officers Hare, Buck
+ and Drew have been assented to by
lent Mckinley and the officers or
here Immediately.
|al Cadet Daniel w. Wurtzbaugh of
who was today appointed ensign in
hwy, was appointed to the naval aca-
from Cass county by Congressman
fson. He is on the United States
b Baltimore, which participated in
|cent grand naval battle at Manila.
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Fort Worth. Texas. May 4--Tae most
important feature OF today's session OF the
Sons of Hermann was Inc arranging VI the
assessment.
The lodge formerly operated under the
old Knights Of Honor plan. which was
changed 10 the graded SYSTEM, the Same as
IL used by the Ancient ordsT Of United
Workmen.
Mss Emma Knapp OF Darisoa war
crowned May queen, being awarded ;hs
honor over three contestents. Miss Kapp
is the daughter OF the ex-grand president
OF the Sons al Hermauh.
The present Ia said 70 be the largest az
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HAVING a HARD TIME.
estOn Boys Had No Tents No
Anything 10 Eat.

PISTON Boys Had No Tents Nor
Anything 10 Eat.
feston. Texas, May i.--The Galveston
pf b company of the First regiment
las troops are having bad time of
the very outset of their career. When
mmand left here last night for Aus
b superstition was that provision had
nade for them. Consequently much
be was occasioned when telegram
eceived here this morning from Cap
fheriot stating that no provision had
pnade for the command, no fonts
ID. and that the boys had nothing to
He asked that money be sent him to
Der the present emergency.
Dnittees We're at once organized and
10 work to raise the money, Liberal
bns were made and the amount tele-
ID to Austin.
fe was considerable indignation ex-
b at the manner in which the Gal
! boys had been treated.
fpoint overlooked. however, by those
ling in criticism is the fact that
n Theriot failed TO provision ard
shis men as provided in a general
kissued by General Mabry several
1go. Every man going out of here
have had a two days supply of ra-
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FAULT OF CAPTAINS
Their Men Have Lacked Proper
Comforts.

lin, Texas. May Whatever lack
] supplies there may have been among
hnpanies Who have arrived at Camp
is due wholly to the captains of
companies in not proper
hing the instructions issued to them
kjutant General Mabry The first
Il order issued instructed each COM
Commander 10 provide two days IA
hor his men. Had this order been
] by the Belknaps they would have
la no hunger and but little incon
Ice in camp. Every possible effort
BEN made by General Mabry and all
who had charge of the preliminary
temcnts of the camp to provide for
bfferent companies, and there is no
Ruse for complaint from any individ-
tvate or officer.
hould be said to the credit of Cap
Fernandez and his fine company of
Is that they accepted the situation
)ade the best OF it, They made no
Aint TO any one. Captain Herman
ks that he realized that he had mis-
Feted the paragraph relating To two
fations contained in the first gen
fGel and that ii was not proper for
! enter any COMPLAINT
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THE WACO RIFLES.
to the Company
Was ~ Hinge Affair.

!, Texas. May 1.-THE flag presenta-
the Waco Rifles last night was a
pfair, the city hall being filled with
pe men and women to witness the
Ies. Miss Lola Marshall, daughter
frman John T.. Marshall and sister
tneer Frank Marshall Of the flagship
% OF Commodore Dewey's squadron.
gected to present the fiaS and per-
her duty well The Waco company
III O'Clock last night for Camp Ma
Interesting coincidence was fur
by the selection Of Miss Marshall
|ent the flag. In 1866 Captain Will
kyan raised tho first Confederate
p organized in Waco and MIS-. Mar
Plother OF Miss Lola. who was then
Rowns, presented The company with
Now her daughter performs the
latriotic DUTY.
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tended meeting OF the order yet held III
Texas.
The Sons OF Hermann tonight elected the
following grand officers. President. G. T..
Albsrmann OF Dallas; vice president, r.
IIofheirz CT Schiller, second vice president
r. 4 Boettcber OF Woimar treasurer. G.
A. Eellg Of La Grange; secretary. John
Bauer OF San Antonio; physician and State
medical examiner. Or. Becker of Bfen-
hem: trustces-W Oldenburg OF Calves
ton aud J. H. Rickelmann Of sherman.
u. PIenn Of Fort Worth was appointed
deputy National grand president OF ladies'
auxiliary lodge.
The next session will be held in Austin.
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The shnw RifIen.

Navesota, Texas, May i.-Captain Goriun
Boone. with the ]. u. Shaw Rifles eighty
four strong, boarded the Central tran
here for Austin yesterday after most
affectIonate ferewel rendered them at ire
Depot by an immense crowd, largely made
Up of ladies. When orders came 10 al oy
only q raxmum OF eighty-four men, the
command had l07 enrolled, none desired /,
back out so twenty-three were cut OF the
end OF tho enrolment and told to held
themselves in readiness for emergencies
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Wynnc NJ Timpson.

Tifmpson, Texas. May 3.-Coionel r. NJ.
Wynne OF Fort Worth addressed q large
audience here last night. He was intro
dused by Captain G. w. Tr,mmell. His in.
troduoiton was very touching. Captain
Trummell went all through, the last war
with Wynne. Colonel Wynne touched upon
every phase OF politics. setting forth what
he would do II elected governor. He said
he would not say he had the rest OF the
candidates beaten. but he would say he had
them TERRIBLY twisted" Colonel Wynns
expects TO return and canvass the er1atr
county. His speech was we'll receI1ed
Hon. w NJ Imboden OF Rusk fal,swed
behalf OF his candidacy; said no v~N col,
to congress from this district; coopers
aud Imbaden's friends ara both claimins
the county
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Answer tonight. l. r. Hunter. CAPTAIN
Dallas Cavalry" The following gladdening
reply was sent back:
II you explain to your company that
we have no tents at Camp Mabry for them
and they desire to como here without shell
ter, you can move your company at the
appointed time. w. II. Mabry Adjutant
General The company is anxious TO get
away and Will move at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. So far as is known, they are tho
only state troops willing to go 10 Camp
Manry without having been hrst provided
with full camp equipage.
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cuero, Texas. May "A little son Of
Mr.. W. A. smalley was killed Sunday By
being dragged by a calf. He and his brother
were playing horse, the rope being around
the little fellow. The larger one threw it
on a calf. which ran with him. and when
stopped, The little fellow was dead. Mr.
smalIey lives on the Waliis ranch, In the
western part OF the county.
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Austin. Texas. May 4.-The medical ex-
animation of applicants who arc seeking
appointments in the medical department
of the four Texas regiments has not yet
been made owing to the non-arrlva of
the United States army surgeon who is
a member of the examining board DR..
Bacon Saunders OF Fort Worth and DR.. G..
B. Foscue of Waco, the other two mem
bers of the board have been here for two
days ready to begin the work. There are a
large number of physicians here to stand
the examination, among them being Drs.
W. NJ. Villas Of El Paso y. l.. Peoples of
Navasota, d. r. Fly of Fort Worth. K.
" Kel nedy of Bonham, Lockett of Bren-
hart and Fields of Manor.
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Halletsvillo, Texas. May 4.-Last night a
telephone message was received from Schl-
lenburg requesting those here who had tn-
listed as me abers of the cavalry company
raised by Or. W. W. Walker OF that plaza
10 resort by u o'clock today. Early this
morning every one % the number onli5tsd
(tweo'. y-one) was on hard.
j, p. Ellis, ex-county attorney and a
prominent lawyer, hssdsd tie colder boys,
who ere ready "a go to Cuba or anywaere
needed.
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|pCNE GETS COMMISSION.
nted Lieutenant Colonel, Vice
Wettcrmnrk, Declined.

N, Texas, May 4.-Governor Gull
has received the following telegram
Pvernor c. A. Culberson. Austin,
tss.
fogcoohes, Texas, May al ap-
nc the honor done me in appoint
to lieutenant colonelcy of The
regiment. but for reasons M
Try 10 explain respectfully Dc
ASK TO be relieved.
B. s. Wettermark.
rG Coeke of Houston. now com
the Second brigade OF the Nolun-
prd OF his State. has been appointed
PM colonel OF the Third regimen,
htry. vice Wettermarli, declined
accepted the appointment.
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Denton, Texas, May 4-standing in driz-
cling rain. 1000 people were at the depot az
1880 tonight TO see the five North Texas
companies 90 through on their way 10
Austin. Two of the companies were from
Gainesville, two from Denlson and one
from 81 10. In bonfire Woyier was
hanged and then burned in eifigy
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ye,Y compuny nj Kaufman

Keu,'nan. Texas, May 4.--1'he military
company OF this place. which was dlsband-
ed last summer. was reorganizai acre last
night with forty-eight members s.. ".
Biard was elected captain. 4 committee
was chosen TO secure new rsel"its SO as
to increase the company to 100 men.