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sheriff Mnrfin,s Trial.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Feb. 15.-It was 2
o clock this afternoon before court opened
for the trial of Sheriff Martin and his depu-
ties, charged with the killing of the Latti-
mer strikers. The morning session was
abandoned owing to this being election day.
Several witnesses were examined, their tes-
timony going over the old ground of the
~ the shooting.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Feb. 15.-Erza Storey
whose wife was alleged to have lived with
Charles Guess, the Madison negro, who died
recently, to-day filed suit in the Barthol-
omew county Circuit Court for a DIVORCE
charging adultery.
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MIDDLEBORo, KY, Feb 15.-Smallpox
has been declared epidemic. There ara
twenty-nine cases. All saloons and the pub
lie schools are closed. No lettering on
streets is allowed. The mails fumigated
and all surrounding towns are closed
against MiddlebOro.
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slrnnger than Fiction.

Philadelphia North American.
A novelist who had imagined such thing
as the wreck OF the Veendam and the res
cue OF over two hundred people without
single accident would have been hailed as
chroniclng improbability. Fact will be-
little fiction.
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Tracking Desperate Darlington.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Feb. 15.-"Dode"
Darlington, the murderer of Wesley and
BayIess Niece. was seen Mt o'clock this
morning III an abandoned mine near Grant.
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Father Glasmier a Maniac.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 15.--Father
Glasmier. Catholic priest of Jasper, md.
late last night was placed in the Southern
Insane Asylum. He has been sick for some
time and yesterday became q raving ma
MAC.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The West-end Ho-
tel and seven cottages at Rockaway Beach
were destroyed by fire tonight, entailing
loss of 500 COO
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Win Not check on Dues

terest and departed on the afternoon train
for Louisville and Cincinnati
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CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-John Sexton, a grocer
who has been many years in business, failed
to-day. The assets are put ut $4,000 and the
liabilities ut $1,000
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THE DE LoMEs SAY FAREWELL.

to sell Spain men-of-war, on the ground
that the terms are not acceptable.
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To cuRE A coLp IN one pAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
eists refund money If II fails 70 cure. 2sc. The
genuine has L. Il. 9. on each tablet
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Local Observations Tuesday.

Bar. Their Ri Wind. Weather Pre-.
a. m. .2959 80 81 S'west. 1t. snow. oil
z p. m. S0.4 "a 81 invest. Pt. cidy. O.03
Maximum temperature, So; minimum tenn
perature, "A.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Feb. Is:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15

aver II we are alive. we VIII Wiht ouI
hats pnt during the fight we wan. oui
heads bare that VIC may See me span
lard mills his hat down over his eyes
..rhc oeder is given 70 charge llftf,
four or five hundred yards we must ~
very fast-ztraight for the spaniards' WY
All tho lime have us IN range 81 theiF
Mauaers while We can do nothing 70
thcm They we are close enough for the
eerh,ne Ia bnye effect, and they 60 bang
harg hang fast as we can load AMI lire
An n We only had magazine guns hRe
,a,,rs. hut ,hny arn too costly for us,
Quickly we are close enough FOR the re-
yolVcr to do execution me cptglns go
hock TO iis hook on The brl' and me re-
volver speaks bang, rang, bahg' nnth ~ y
empty, when IT. is dropped ior the S'Flhs
10 take care of. ,,,,,
"By that time we are onto our ehen n
with the maeheie. THAI is the 1901 10 hhl
win Shots fired In a Hallop may mss
| t,t, there Ia no mistake about inc choi
~ The marheie The Spaniard knows ~
! and dislike. II exceedingly. man VIM
knows how 10 handle The marhese can lol
| an IN aim or a head or split man IKE
| carrot with H. A gun NAV get out OF ornrf
| ammunition may be exhausted but w
| good ,nacheto rs always ready Tor service
| Grind il pharp when Il Is dulled on pohfS
| and {. will rot fail 10 serve you weli,
1 when the fight Is over everything
in rlace. The hat is put back on the nean
i for orr sun is very hot The revolver an
| rarbine hang in their places ready ior ~
! loading, and We are prepared TOT ai'o-he
fight"
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A CUBAN CHARGE,
uo,v Nuch Depends on the
strings and Thongs Factors

New York Sun ,,av
s,rinqs thongs and snap catches fIay
,r,ror,ant parts in the field UNIFORM VI
80, tns,rgeut Persons who have seen
49,, utae hand OF Cuban Datriots WIN
r,,,f,,o pu,,s Wild West show come neS"E
nc INTO the arena have noticed 'hat co.
Nv auisk movement oi the neau,
Twelve an his hat. Tho hat, wnich - 'p,'
citing dangles from the hofseman .
ctouIders during his ride lhs ins
ron, revealing the fine. alert anu sp.' Go e.
saces Of the men who server ~ - ,he-
,ncz and Maceo, looks Ike Htsn ,a,s Al
tric effect. but IL Is Wp3t 49, =, Inc little
when riding into action SO one " ~
hand explained the o,nef das. s.h.ye
s.,rha suanish soldiers, he sara. No. :. !.
| M.rssr rifle. which Kills at wv "
! ,aeo ,ssrds while we have only tne Ne,,i
| ;,yton carbipe, which ID Oh snol y,
ne .i we can afford II We remain q
~ sss,aace IN, Spanish, without uslise
% tbemseIyes Will as you Ainei 49, 49,
ssy wine us out So we mus. ~,
4 ~ them. The Mauser bullet WI, mr. NJ ~, u
1 any more at che yard than az wv, e,os
| IL different with the maeaste'
quarters Is necessary n.,ea for a
.,,aeL rbe carbine hangs ny ms snr ~
estch from the belt on the leit sius.
.a,,olver suspended by string ,hious
t',,,, hangs on the left side. me ~
,,a ~ thong through the bahpi
$3.50. from the right wrist. the hat
( s,aas last by string so that y MAJ
,hrs,,rr back out Of the way bur mol ~
, sor ~ are too poor To lose anything ~
an od straw hat. and when iue iisn'
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DALLAS COUNTY.
les for the Nomination OF
County Candidates

hes Gov the Nomination on
County Candidates
Texas. May 14.-The democrauo
Is for the naming of candidates io'
bnieers we're held today thsoleh-
las county. The vote in the COMFY
|roximate 1000.
|e returns are not in at midnight
indications point to the nomination
blowing ticket: Judge of the GRIM
krict court, Charles F..Clint; ,uaGe
Forty fourth judicial district, proo,
hn w. George, close with Ricna
county judge. kenneth forse'
|nator Barry Miller; legislative rep
lives. Dudley G. Wooten, w. {. NC
Ind VIII Gill or Tom Camp; dlslric'
Henry W. Jones; county clerk Al
(ckson; sheriff, Bsn E. CAP IL ;
attorney. Robert b. Allen tax col
b. G. Knight; tax assessor, ia l'r-
|unty treasurer. Ed Prather; sup II
|nt schools. probably j. w. Blshop'
fth W. II. Walker; county surveyor
Archer; public weigher, W. D
bn.
|e city the Australian ballot law wa'
ID by order of the county eNecntN'
ftee and negroes were barred, Pop
and gold standard Gem
|had TO pledge themselves to suppor
minees and the democratic platform
PARTICIPATED. The city vote approx
4nn0
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STREAMS GOING DRY.
Claimed TINT Artesian VEINS ~ '"'
Cause of 1t.

lining. Texas, May l4.-The RAPID w
c,ease in the flow of water along the ehan-
neIs Of streams near the sources oil wh'cn
artesian wells have been bored IS AWAKEN
ing widespread alarm among nil'i'nen'
roncbmen and farmers who depend upon
tho streams for sustenance. The San An
tonic river in the city Is now in many nan,
rlares dry. Where TWO years ago is'is W
Measure steamers ran is now ury
If mud In fact, as any one VINO 80 80
San Antonio can see, her numerous VI ~
NOW span a dry channel where ~"
months ago a river ran. Few Gay ae",
in order 10 disinfsct tho fostering enati"'
loads of lime were dumped at interySts q, -
~, was broken and the Arroyo ~ US
, ,,,aars disinfected The farmers and nlli,
,,en along the san Marcos have
~. ,hat il shall not be destroyed ~ iooisSh
and selfish well-borers anu nav .a p.Tsts
an. an after in the hands of able attorney
Who ara locking to their interes. -
matter is one Of very grave anu VIZ ~
4 snread import to West Texas ~ ,o.i,
Demonstrated fact that II weii-oo.a,,,,
tsnning The fountain head OF Inc ina a.
limestone streams OF the West Is NED, ,, y" -,
in a few years there WIZ noI De
s =. west OF the Colorado.
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THE OLD RIFLE.

Thar may not be war at all
Fer All the talk they make US;
But that Of rife on the wall
Seems longln for fracas!
II Amt like these new-fangied ones
Amt got no cartridge in II,
But lisa match fer all their guns
An shoots mile minute!
Thev saw .twuz made In them oil DAYS
When bullets thick wuz rainin
An, helped oil Freedoms way ter ptaSs
In Waghin'ton's campaignin.
n fought 10 set the country Tree
neat back the British people,
Al heard the bells o. Liberty
Ring out from ever steepie.
TIA got the OIL thine flint an stock
It's out o. date q trific;
nat mi gun they've got kin knoc8
The shine from that Of ranes
| IT'S done good work as they Kln 49,
These ones O late invention.
| Laid Redcoats out, an others too
/ Blame numerous ter mentlons
rrs had lis day from east to vet Il
But--you lest sight Il steedys \.
n still kin an aqulrrefo - i. "a
AM sing out sbarr, 70 ~ :|l>
ftss srep the Eet q u1aq{ m II v s dl
Amt got ~ epE94 n (! 4. 4, d & II
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These conditions are due to disorders Of
the a;cestiou or torpidity Of the liver.
rhese cause i,upurity Of the blood, and one
raunot continually pump impure blood
into every organ OF the body without max.
inr those organs sick. Pump impure blood
into The brain and there is soon sick brain.
II viii show in headaches, dizziness, dfows-
mess, duh eyes, frightful dreams and loss
of sleep. Punp bad blood into the lunEs
aad the result is consumption, bronchitis,
asthma. weak lungs splitting OF blood of
throat OF nasal troubles Feed the nerves
and brain cells upon the poisons OF an i'm.
pure blood aud the consequence ts nervous
exhaustion and nervous prostration' ".
pietce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
| these diseases aud cures the conditions that
ranse them II restores the appetite, makes
| divestion aud assimilation perfect, the liver
| active the blood pure ard the nerves
| steady. 1t is the great blood maker and
nesh builder II cutes oS per cent OF all
cases of consumption, 1t is the best REM
cdy for blood and skin diseases, Druggists
sell it.
WIN smothsrs, Eso, of Miilsion. Jackson Co.,
WIS writes ~ wish to shy that Or, Ptcrce's
tniden Medical Discovery Is the best inedtcin9
for the Ctip that have ever tried. was chven
twice with il wien could not get any othcs
relief"
"A stitch IN timc saves nine" Doctor
pirrccs Common Sense Medical ADVISER
! tells the mother how 20 take one littie
: home stitch that saves anne costly visits
from the doctor. For papercoveted copy
, seud ~ onc,ecnt stamps, to cover cost OF
mating only 10 the Worlds pispensaiy
Medical Association buffalo, N. Y. Siotr
binding, 10 cents additional.
II
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Dissatisfaction Because of the APP
pointment of a Collector.
ARE GOOD PROSPECTS FOR LUMBER.
Immediate Future Is Very promis-
Ing for the Trade--lmrrovenie
Continuc--Local Notes.

Beaumont, Texas May 1.-THE appoint
nent of Mr.. John inland of Galveston to
the deputy collectorship OF the SUPPORT of
Sabine Pass, has caused considerable talk
among Beaumont business men, especially
those who do business through that port,
No one questions the ability of Mr.. inland
to transact the business of tbs Office To
the contrary, they are willing TO admit that
he Is thoroughly competent gentleman,
yet they contend that there were Just AS
capable men among the several Beaumont
and Sabine Pass applicants and are there
fore unable to divine Collector Lse's reason
for appointing a Galveston man. In fact,
there are those who make the public state
ment that Collector Lie promised to co..
| suit the wishes OF those who did business
! through Sabine Pass when appointins 9
Nfollector and as he failed to Keep his prom
l9Ie 1t is suspicioned that the appointment
as made at the instance OF Congressman
"a awley, II this he fact 1t would seen
What the distinguished Galveston congress
imam is utilizing every available seat a; IN
/ pie counter in the interest of his campaisi
for reelection
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,1tnGr n1rs rs REcoNcILEp.

Judge Martin Dies. who went sai'an'y
a. tho front as member of the Beaumont
,.h, Guard and was rejected because oil
imrerfect eyesight. has been rela'i"s "'s
oann experiences since his return, ana ~
daveIops tfiat he is reconclled 10 cohul1u,is
His martial ardor, ne says, SUM- ~ SO coal
.htng ~ n setback when, during the eo'i
n .n.he mat followed their entrance mo
nanp he failed 10 make marrow nianh re5
e aarnr ,be snldierly forms Of himself ana ni
~, o,,,r,6es put" said the Judge, II
wv, w." Mad Mad rejected me the first day ar
M, ma wouid have slugged the medical ex
aminers and broken into the army "ne'ue'
| or no."
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LOCAL NOTES.

r.,. Is we'll founded rurnor that the
paiinyer hotel will be opened for the sea
~. ~ within week or Ten. days
canta,n W. A. Fletcher president OF .ne
TAP nap'a Tram and Lumber company Is neso-
t,ng for The purchase of private yacn,
. THIS afternoon he inspected one whicn van
carry twenty-five people. *.
nudge West has informed counsel 10, .,
'uus WI. that on account OF press OF
,,nsinsss ,n the orange county districs
co.,rt he could not set a definite aa.s 70.
hsnrIpg Wits application tor release on
writ Of hsbeas corpus -,
The Reliance Lumber COMPANY Va somes,
getting ont large pui q NY <
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,,nnorrnrNrs coNTINVE.

Conditions In Beoumont and JEFFERSON
county do not indicate that the country IS
involved in war Business is pFo2ress'''E
as usual. buildings for stores ana ,or
,,o, ara being erected and the sawmliiS
~ a,h other Industrial establishments are
running run on fun time The southern s s saS,ne
Isnis Inc are progressing aud the woFk OF
developing Sabine Pass ana Port AItti",
Gees forward Land buyers are loo"lns =
over the county and making purchases, 10
the county and its towns are oany 49," ',r
s,nToo,hes lis wrinkled front an impetus WI,
ta giyen general development that VIII
make this section fairly hum
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TEXAS POLITICAL MATTERS
Ds''s'Sd that Nynne Has car,;.a
'rayson County.
'NA'f has CARRIED NAcoGDocuFs.
HON.. e' Fort Bend E..u,
Robson VIII Have No oann.,
ZION In Galveston. S'-

hichmond Texas, Nav :,
cfauc primary of this nroc,.. ne demo-
was sa,.,. ai,einoon and a sayers dalo,,.. vas
vac se,ec'ed for the county con cessation
u mere next Thursday. Tho IN 10
" 'ne party adopted at Chicago ~ nsatiofln
nhousiy adopted judge poa.. was
ua.e 'or associate justice of M, 0aiui
s.n Appeals, and Wharton pato, Oh
1hono WIZ unanimously indorss6 con
$500 i'essase was received a., "a tele-
S e.ion announcing thst Ss me
Iu saiiana Missouri City. staffA,.s 'artia,
Duhe hau elected Sayers dele9a,aoo aad
mouslv. layers almost unani
sugarland, Texas, Nav IA
crdtic primary election toia, ", me demo- |
rianu was elected permanent os; Ser
,,ointaa Selietary, and delegates W. -
"a e. " 'he county convention instn ~
o.. - 'ne candidates as follows ~ 60 80
e 49, Ior governor. Wharton Bates ~ - say
e. H. ~. w finley for comptroIJor y VII
for sars.. ior lana commissioner. rhs 80 sc
only one Sr,r was unanimous. There wss
ing Of ahont n'. nuan present out of a neei1 {
49, u. auout sixty, this being Mr. W ~ {
niuohs' VINO dominated Crane b., AZ " AZ d
secure a second NHe' Dut dld not
"A ,rIai IA, fort Bend County. Texas W.,
W. ny ueIlocrauc convention az n,eo -, j
w, w. :, f'rt Bend county. was caIIot oV'lict :,
=, W. p poaay AT p. M Precinct Chairn,n Or "
ro e.ua.Sh presiding Ben Parks secrntar .
,rriad -, was oneref and unanimo,,sI, 90
mi, IN ~ ~ iustruct delegates to vote AZ ~
~. az the county convention TO he bola IA
ue Guy oil Richmond on the ION ~ '' III
w Sasels LOT governor and Wharton R.tS
=, 1911. eSs. On motion the chair wae l., A,
~ Aeu " name the delegates =, = x
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rxrc1rr1yE COMMITTEE.

AS previously announced IN Inc fosi' 'H'
Jefferson county democratic executive com
m,ttee viii meet in this city on Monday
Members OF the committee are K. a, me-
REYNOLDS, Sabine Pass, chairman
poik beaumont, secretary; l. y .nss.es'
pea,Iuont: Thomas Code, Port Arlnul ,
William Moore, LaBelle: j.. d. refi'o' 'ou'
lake; Richard West, emma
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COUNTY.


for Congress.
Pgdoches. Texas, May 14.-The results
fogdoehes county election today nom
hs as follows: State,-Crane, Brown
|eorge W. Smith, T. s. Smith, 7, 5
ION, A, n. Kennard. Mayfeld. Finley,
1T, j. Brown, Peasants, Culberson-
en- by Overwhelming majority, John
lughtie. representative. County nom
Joe P, Cleavenger; ccun-
zee, V. E. MiddlehrooS; tax assessor
Hall, treasurer, z. H. Cox; atio.oe@'
PA Strong. district clerk, Cliff Wells
y clerk, E. NJ. Weeks; tax collector
/ Turner: county commissioner lohn
Pws; justice of the peace, NJ. d. Peevy
Pole, j. W. HUFF.
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Austin. Texas, May 1i.--At Savers head
quarters tonight they claim that save
carried Coryell county in the primaries to
DAY. - :. ,hat
WINNIE has carried that county and Clans
are made by the Crane people that the'r
man carried CoOEe.
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xev York, May t-Morrls Park races
e,. trrionas-Reprisai, slasher. Happanah-
mock Time 1913 o,.,. uoaa,c-
rtys furlongs Autumn, Mr.. cray "''u'S
some Time leo. a.. ,,rtopea--Jean
Ahton@,, ,,n,1t,etn Nilier Time 49,
hf yW,.t'e,s miie-The Hueguenot, Nh. bhi'er'
tts,aiail. Time l;AS. - Man,
Miie and sig. sisteen ri,oe ~, Johnny
~ e., WY staeplechase about TWO ini,esv
sss, us Big strive. Royal Scarlet i'm'
2.y
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y rr,fRNED FROM NEW ORLEANS.

p n. simonton returned this morning
from New orleans. where he had been az
tending the Grand Lodge OF Eiks as oeie-
aato or representative Of Beaumont lotes'
o., Mr. simonton reports the annual
~ ring as both profitable aud pleasant 10
-, Who attended The visitors were Toy
a aiiv entertained by citizens OF New OF
Iasns and much important business was
transacted
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M'LENNAN COUNTY. Z
ing Sayers Delegation Was sent
y to State Convention

ing sayers Delegation Was SEM
IL to State Convention
Pco Texas, May 14.-The democratic
fnticn Of Mciennan county was heia
A strong Savers delegation was
|ed to the State convention and IN
pied to vote for Savers so long as his
f is before the convention The are
quoted for Jester second choice. IN ae-
fnee with the primary vote.
Re convention indorsed the Chicago
Form of 1886 and instructed the dele
r to work for such Endorsement by
State convention.
n. Hardy. the Sayers manager in tni;
fty, was elected chairman Of the execu'
kcommittee for two years.
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rhrce years COR Murder.

Cameron. Texas. May lS,--John scout
fe.olored) ives given three years in the pen,
itentiary this morning for the muraef u
lin Beallon on the cath day OF last Dc
Tho attorneys for the defense, W
~, S,a,,,bars and Henderson. Streetman q
s - nave filed motion for a new
rial and should the motion be oye ,rf -
Nv The court the case viii be appoaiea' "a
The grounds of self-defense-
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r,ermr finish ever turned out in The ,i s'ate
i ,rse otsriaI e for wealthy Louisiana
n nng a.' who Judging from the hiI "
building home Of rala'iai appo'u''nsn,a.
me q " .Georpa Manufacturing eomr irn,s
oontinues running at full capacity ~ =,
concern is now getting out a ,ars" ,as me
sash. doors, blinds and t.n's sla,re,d which
G i!,t o,per business on hand viii Ecep lhe
Mac rasebinery going steadily for several ~fe"A'
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Archdeacon JeHries arrived in the fiy
this morning and will conduct services al
St. Marks Episcopal church tomorrow
morning and night
rather Lee having recovered from re
cont attack of illness, viii occupy nus
n,lnit at ST. Louis Catholic church at ne
usual hours tomorrow. 90 W.
If was expected that the Esv' W. W.
watts. chaplain OF the Second res,nlaA' /,
rexas volunteers, would arrive toniAn. ano
nreacb at tne Methodist church 'owor," ".
Int late this afternoon he teleE tdiN'l s'v'
II was impossible fer him 10 get awaN - y
80 .t iris church VIII DE conducted rs
Rev. j. T, Mcclure
pastor. of the Baptist aud Pre- o. e' ''-,
lunches will conduct services at me naua
hours
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buffalo Texas, May lathe ptliilcal SIT
uation has assumed quite olholent a'Vl-
tude in this county within the last ten days
and no little uneasiuess is telt among ms
Crane Wynne and Jester followers for a
while this county was claimed ior Crane
and Wynne. but some Of Wynne,s follow,
els now admit that Sayers stands soou
chance to carry the county.
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n1.Lp,arck Aillng.

Berlin, May 1.-THE recent reins nav
baa an unfayorable Influence on Princs
pIsmarck's health and the Hamnurgers
fortnight procession in his honor arranged ga
for next week. has been postponea nh.ii
autumn. ~. any
The lower house Of the Prussian diet WIN
he dissolved on Monday.
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c,ntIemans cup. one mile Tin cra't' oA-
nara Duncan Belle, Time lis' ,a.a. = n.
nnd n half furlongsL Lord Ieni, MIL
st,cam, J. 4. Grey Time i;22A' ,ns Mia
az furlongs Benneviile, Lazy iiehe'
T. Tina l:lGL.
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Believed TINT WV

3" ~
the G.
henson, Texas,
will be late. Al Carried
r. NJ. Wynne,
majority 80 The county
aoan - res we're polled.
9s' hre "a, have a
county, e'Noi W.
! C enis COW ne ~' "
,49oug'Wynne has swept The
= fl have n majority in
lieutenant governor, j. K.
= ile ,,,,,lisstoner ~ l.. Nc
Iou eo o,,ar y = FINLEY. sta c
. !, pohhips, attorney gen
1onn W 60, isooo innerinteudent OF
IT, go ISandall. nudge Of
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15

Cleburnc. Texas, May 14-The cleaurne
bar has unanimously Endorsed Tie can
didacy of Judge j. NJ. Hall for Judge oil
tba court of criminal appeals He has been
district Judge Of this, the Eighteenth lu
dicial district about ten years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15

Rome, May i4.-There was sioleh'
eertho,,al,e in Sicily at $40 this morning,
extending southwark from Mount nsina
and reaching to Minec. thirty miles soninr
..,ax, ~ rafan,a. A number 81 houtts %ere
wrecked al BianravilIa. on The dec'lslty @
Nj. Aetna a. Bempasso. Otter SHOCKS ao''
lowed.