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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Chicago. Nov il.-JudFe G. G. Kohl
sant In the United States circuit court
today, rendered an important decision
In the drainage canal ease holding that
the federal court has Jurisdiction and
refusing TO remand the case. The NM
n1is ana Michigan canal commission
had brought injunction proceedings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Philadelphia. Nov. IA rcneral re-
ductlon o. tho force of the department
OF construction ana repair ne the
League leland navy yard has been
made. OF the $50 employee i02 have
been discharged and It Is believed more
viii follow.
Navy Constructor Bnnnard saws tho
reason Tor the cutting down iH lack
NJ funds 10 keep an the men employed.
although there Is plenty OF work Tor the
full force.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
Terrible LOSSES OF BRITISH.
% Of Men Killed. Wounded and CAPTURED in Twenty DAYS of
war Exceeds the Total Loss OF the American Army
in the Conflict with SPAIN

men IN m Gays OF ho'uos In South Africa army
q nr WV wounded and
n YORK 7Inn While the bulk Of tho
10 due To the capture Of General Whoa
@ or dead and wounded
te n nnuh officers have been by the Am-
49, recent conflict with British soldiers
hun.tr ole ulan half OF that NJ the United troops
@ me number In the
- urr Tor the other British armo
''n stands today as follows:
Killed tured
Aasb , Nno'fa Men Officers Men onecrs
p 10 olp, , s war; % 1856 lEs isT
. ne BHt.t n n 1000 10 i@ 1915
,aal | once Yesterday made public nifty.
l B, h'i by General Yulea OF tho battle
n, Joined the force George whlo-nfH rasa four
m m naed' Loceatouhiro misng.
Hsn w one wounded missing; Infantry twenty
hu & i' mentioned attached OF ogh.
was ntTopned by tho Beers
4'upsay captured with 10 hasaara,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
wARnAST is ISSUED.
Comes from Justice Krogers Court WIN
he served on Roberts Arrival

Justice Krogcr today issued war
rant Tor tho arrest OF Congressman g.
n, Roberto The warrant lt De- UNDER
stood VIII BE- served on Mr., Roberto
Immediately ON hls return 90 Utah
Mr Charles Mostyn owen ls tho per-
son who Hwore 90 tho complaint Acc
Curding 90 reports tho document was
presented 20 County Attorney Putnam
Monday. last. but it was not until yca-
tordny that the prosecuting officer con-
cludod the case could and should ba
prosecuted Hence, Mr., Putnam uu-
thurIzcd the issuance nf o. warrant FOR
Congressman Roberts arrest owen
then won't before Justice OF the Peace
Krocgcr ana swore To the complaint
THE AFFIDAVIT
The nnidnyit iollpwH'
Charles Mostyn owen, being FIRST
duly sworn dopOses ana says that De IN
a citizen and taxpayer OF the State Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

San FrnnciHco. Nov. 1.-THE ship Cy.
rus Wakefield. on which 20 pcf cont re-
Insurance was paid few days ago. arr
rived here to-day "a days from New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Parry chaplin. YOU are charged with
being drunk Guilty or not gullty7'
~ I wasn't guilty the policeman
wouldn't have arrested me I guess"
when were you here bcforcf'
tcmbcr"
well. you arr doing fairly we'll Now
80 away ana don't come back for an
other year"
You bet / Will. thank you"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Ut Iffflfi Natal Iu"nInNi nov An
Ia ualn manned By an engineer
n Haa ana o. company of the Dublin
n r under Captain iicnaley, re-
h 90 Der anighi. 10 rcported that u
A its stores at Frorc looted APP
4 rty hy kamu. and met cycliTt pa
II bio reported that the Beers were
n ns srrInF1Hii road, ave miles away.
III Hmu rrrHrhHl cautiously and
4 ri nt Bloc sprult bridge Intact
n iuln frequently stopped, and
~ r Henary examined the road
n Q tlfaff proceeding Nearing Co
N ht Doc was found cut milo
NJ e c0Ianaa Two lengths % rail-
n aih lnt had h.un ilficd and placed
III g gauge. Information obtained
~ kanu is that The liuora left the
NJ 1854 ~ CoIHna0 carly this morning,
n rllnT On ODE direction of the Bull.
=. r1lln'u. and that Captain Hens
NJ ilri Co.fua1 absolutely deserted.
BALBOA was observed fnr several
B. lia lowering over the nocr post
u BE- iha mountains ~ was pre-
N iy a British balloon from Lady
NHNH"H N"N| NN' NNN.N NNNANN wv
i.ltrD OF Dispatches inside
Il llu.ih.
ariu Tuesday Nov. THE uaau-
ID ullnua faithful 90 the Rrltinh and
~ n.lHl t0 reap the Free state
"a which afo rotung,
igtin. nov NJ Tho government
"a iua1ti letters from Col shlsl. the
~ il Officer captured at EinndH-
II 80 20 behalf ui thn iinilandor pris-
/. rfpfaHInE gratitude fur their
~ Nl humane treatment The
A,4 british De says urc treated
colonel further oHprrnnea his no.
!. wy n ihe clvillty and humanity
IN hriu1h authorities az Lady
Y p ihl figiermlnzburE.
ll'n. Natal Wednesday. Nov. S.
~ lefge " men and runs from
IA .ilsl lf1i class cruiser Terrible
II iAil,i ior che front.
l.l. Nov n-it n officially nn-
IA llii me tr1npahlpn Yorkshire,
IN castle and Auunla have ar
|r Napet1Wu with a.G7G troupH.
IA ~ .leinefa hrHt named immcdl-
~ I.'e1ltd 90 Durham. IL IL sun
Wi Anunln'a troops will h.
= a. capstown
Ia ll'aHce 90 the relief W Gen.
IA IN hardly start Tor a fortnight
u, meantime whatever hap
Isl re 'ellYfmlth. little news h like
In ,,..,.a. London. The luli gives the
IN s|.o iNf % discussion ~ Great
IA lllcl and military position.
IN M. s,ilnF 90 Doc asked whether.
NJ ny Mt present experience. tho
'it army o. equal 20 the national
" ~ w voL SIC Wolfe Harry OF the
~ ,,y. Pig railroad volunteer corps
W. 10 military matters. Great
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Eva stephens was arrested by onlcer
Simpson In wine room or State
street saloon last night on tho COM
plant Of o. young man who said he had
hocn rolled Tor an his loose change
some $40 la an. As the man who had
been touched ovinced hnshfulncHa
regarding appearing In public court.
Eva was booked on the charge OF Inn
morality She pleaded guilty and was
fined the customary SO this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

H. Topper the man who was brought
In by officer Chase yesterday morning.
was too lll 10 appear owing 90 the
fact that he ~ suffering from % bad at
tack Of dollrlum trcmcns His ease
was set Tor Monday az 2 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

britain BE- trading with insufficient cap
ltul She ought 90 add 10000 men TO
her army
ucorgc Baird shaw. the author. asks
how Tommy Atkins can be- expected Go
shoot aH we'll as the Beers. when the
nation bogrudEca the money 10 enable
him 10 pftclicc"
The public IL beginning with some
anxiety 90 see what would happen
should any power take the opportunity
10 attack Great Britain. the frunkncaH
n the duke % Cambridge. Lord salln-
bury and Lord Wellesley. REGARDING the
unpreparednrra TO meet the Beers,
promises some lively times f0r the g1v-
crnmout when parliament reaHarmhlcs.
Altogether. nothing could D. more Wcl-
come under tho profcut circumstances
90 the British public than the evidences
that the United States. Great britain
and Germany are WORKING amlcnbly to-
Fothor On the interests NJ peace.
The war office has received from Den,
Butler the following dispatch.
"CapetoWn. Friday, Nov. ia recon-
noltcrinr force from tho Orange River
had shrmiHh with tho enemy today
about four miles east 90 Uumunt Cas-.
ualtioa. IN the Northumberland fuailoerf
col G.. v Quoith. Folconor killed tieutH.
w. novun and N. g. Halt wounded. in
tho north Lancashire rurimont Lieut.
g.. g.. Wood. nud two pfivntcH wounded.
This r. the only report 90 hand,
Tho war office has also received the
following from Gen. hullCri
"tupctuwn, Friday, Nov. 10. 1880 y.
m.-rhc following mcHango has been
received from Col. kckcwich.
Kimberley Monday. Nov. G.-Thc
wounded are progressing satisfactorily.
Two unhrmed natives have been ahst
by tho noora at AhKandcrHfnntuin. The
cnnrorvnncy post 90 the south o. the
since Nov g. II ~ supposed o. have
been captured by the iiocra. browne
Of Bcnconahcld havinF ridden beyond
the barriers yesterday, n missing. II
u supposed he was captured by the
Beers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11
Claims Made for kentucky's Gov.
ernorship on Official Count
SHOW GAINS FOR TAYLOR.
Democrats Also Claim Gains for Goc-
bci-tIosrds Adjourn 90 ia
Up Shortcomings.

LouIswre. Ky. Nov. H. The onlclai
count was resumed today in about half
the counties % the State. In about O.
or the no counties it was completed
last night and official returns were
made. Thcse. In not results. show
gain Tor Taylor
According 90 advicca 20 tho CONNER
clal ,Ncpuhucanl be- has "a plurality
OF 2Gsi. Chairman Long says the plu-
ralily viii BE- over 5000. IN Democratic
circles. however. there is no disportion
10 conccdo the Republican claims.
ar. Goobcl says HE plurality will be-
about 5000 and ndvlcoH from the hrad-
quarters az Frankfort ore Co the encct
that reports received there from the
count now progressing bear out this
clnim.
Tho Courier Journal. however. makes
no claim % "a plurality for ducbcl II
Gays.
"The onolal count. aH viii be- seen
from the returns published, makes
many ChnnFrH lu tho nEurua heretofore
reported, ana makes The result aD close
that the Issue may Boz determined one
way nr the other By the settlement ~
tho various questions uf irrcEulaflty
raised ln the count The count ln SOME
OF the larger counties VI the State has
not been completed. and Loo no cases
have tho boards yet passed on con-
tests"
Returns from the official count re-
ported up TO .. M. DO not Indicate
any marked change from the counts 81
yesterday The Times lGuobcl Demo
crau today fof the nrt time elnco the
election omlts the publication of claim
that Guohol has received a plurality.
The Poet tanti-Goebel DcmoctaD as
eotts that Taylor VIII have plurality
~ from 5000 20 1900. These nFurca arc
about the same aa tho estimate made
By State Chairman Long.
Frankfort Ky. Nov u.-Oocbei. BY
1900 10 1900, o. the claim made nt Goe-
bel headquarters today. Several coun-
~ boards adjourned yesterday until
Monday and II II claimed that they
hope 10 make sufficient gains 10 on
oct losses Goobel sustained In His own
and other counties yesterday.
Chairman NounE tncrnl Wires that
he has discovered rroas frauds affect
Ing The whole vote M sfveral mountain
counties and precincts IN uthtr coun-
Ties and on these it " supposed q COM
test viii be made before tho State
board n the final returns from counties
should show GOehel nos elected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

,-.,,i,. tuesday. Nov Tho bom-
,,-.st ana attack on Kimberly
ri.i thii morning
g..,,,, we,t Monday.N "A dis
I, resolved from Kimberley says
NJ cpaie sent o. message 10 Col.
.,..th calling ON him TO surrender
ar IN he morning today, 9th
4. ih. town would be- shcilrd. tho
ahl children remaining Mt
,.srhs hsk The Booru. d was
N unounl Kimberley in great
sim heavy artillery"
hoo. Noy. 1.-THE following addi-
.ai announcement was made by the
y -aet ihIr afternoons
boa Boiler wires today Of iii5 a..
/ bar Cob Kskcwich reported. Nov.
sfn bomhardmont o. Kimberley.
,Ltdl DO damage and there were
4 aniitat"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Capotown. Tuesday. Nov. III n
reported that n Hocr force from Smith
Held has crossed the frontier nt ncthu-
lio u ia estimated 10 be 1000 strong.
with ueld guns The latest ndviceI are
that tho Bocra had not entered Allwal
RAJ force NJ Beers WINS mnmcniurily cN-
poctcd. II o. said the Boer have al
ready captured lnmo police and others
ON tho outskirts ~ the place and that
Allwal North u deserted and defense
less.
The railroad has been cut a. Nryhurg.
two stations south NJ Allwul North,
Another iioer force lH reported Ca
have marched past UurThefnIofp TO-
wards Queenstown. The rrauHvNul
contingent which was expected 10 Join
tho Free Stntrra between Spring Fon.
toIn and liothulie H. reported 10 b. de-
lnycd BY want " horses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

Cnpotown. Nov. s.-Nown received
from MafeklnF. undated, says on Mon
day tho iipora ahoilod the town.
one hour sun was knocked out Of
action and the Beers retired but were
reinforced. attacked again. but again
thcy were rcpulHed, The next day they
shcllsd the Congan kopio with little
damage Wednesday there was a gou-
ornl attack under the cover OF the at
tillory but II was rcpulscd By the Max.
Inns and liotchkias guns. The Hoor
lofa was nfty Killed.
Tho British loss wan slight Thurs
day Smelling by a heavy gun was re-
Moved. ana the iioera mnHaed with the
Intention nj making an attack. but this
was prevented by a Thunderstorm.
Friday there was deaultory rifr nrc
and an occasional shell. but there
was little loss NJ lie due 20 the ok
ccllont shelter IN the trenches The
hoalth ana spirits of the troops are
good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
A COTTON FACTORY is WANTED
DALLAS COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL
MAKE FARMERS STOCKHOLDERS.
An industrial Convention, HAS
Been Called, when Cooperative
Association VIII BE Proposed.

Dallas, Texas. December s.--Acting on
the advice OF Governor-elect Sayers, a.
the banque. given Ia his honor in ta.x city
on November 20 last IN whsoh he adyo-
Gated the establishment OF mills aad fac,o-
RES in Texas on the cooperative plan O..
farmers and business msa as stockholders
and directors, the Dallas Commercial club
today Issued a cs,i for an industrial coz
yent.oa" TO be held IN Dallas on TUESDAY.
Februsry Z. 1893. for the purpose o. pro-
noting Inoyemeas for the erection Of
large cotton factory IN this city. and to
stimulate interest in other misunderstanding
industries The plan is for the po.s;on o.
the stock subscribed for by farmers 10 be-
paid for in cotton a. the market price
their stock to be prefe~sd aad gueran.
teed TO be kept at par: the business mea
70 pay cash on the.r stock. bur no man 10
bold more than $500 wsrrh- TIE call for
the convention Is sgnef by more than 100
business and professional men OF DalIrs
cay and BY rinesy OF the leading farmers
Of Dallas county Covcsuor Sayeru win at
tend the convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
DALLAS NEW CHARITIES.


legtsleture 10 Ne Asked 70 Authorir.
More Experiments.
Dallas. Texas. Dececnber 3l.-Tns con-
msstee Of The bca=d Of aldermen. Who hay.
been y work on new charser for The CIV
Of Dallas. 70 Be preseaxed 10 thu STATE ,er-
aslrture. 70 NEE: q Austin on January 10.
practically completed it's work today. n.pv
Of he features 81 the proposed new In
strument are radical innovations in chm.
ters for Texas dties. and soms are AZ 81.
pecial importAacs 70 corporations ana our
side snvestcrs.
The city q Daliss. a. nov divided ~.
twelve wards, ma aldeuran Tor 80,
elec-ed BY the citiseps Of tho uaris &C.,
two years; 4lsry so per moath /, 1.
propoeed 70 change TO aix WaT.ax. 49,
ward TO elect one alderman ana re 49,
men @ be elected By the ely 81 lsrxe s ~.
~ more than one Of them 70 IS fros, ~ NJ.
one wards all aldermen Is serre 5,h 80
pay boardD Of n.eappolitan poii.'e 49,
ftre commissioners, 70 - appo nteH ~, 49, 49,
eoSerncr are pruvtded f0f, Thea hc,sss
e spHon< 10 nembers Of ~ pol.cs fors,.
sne l'R eenrtment. CITY nu<Th y, ~
Axea{ = provided for, Who sk.ii r.,s.:'S''t
~ sa<x Mapplssa aad Adyertzss ~ ilas m
! x g ~nee ehan - ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
MEYERs ADMITTED TO RA,L.
Been In Jail Four Years Charged
with Murder.

H<en In Jail FOur Years Charge
with Murder.
CamsEon. Texas. December 30.-Daye
Meyers was admitted to bail Wednesday in
the sum Of $4,000. which be gave and was
liberated. Meyers was charged with the
murder a A. H. Jones and W. A. Binklsy.
veo wc-e killed o., ne night Of January Is,
1884 at what was known at tbs. tims ~
the Blue Goose. in this city, and has been
III 3ail ever since He WIS trsd In the
Jones cSse in this county and convicted
AMI given twenty-five years n the peai-
Tertiary and appealed WIS then granted
change Of venue In me Binkiey case and
carried to Bolton. Texas. where he was
tried. convicted aad given lie sentence
IN the penitantiery; ON appeal the case vac
reversed. and retired In Bolton aud an
acouittai secured upon the charge OF muir
der In the B.nkley case. Tue Jones case
was . short time ago reversed and Meyers
granted bail. - above stated. This is a
very Eotsble casa In the CRIMINAL laws Of
Texas, and many new points we're ma u
reala,
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whartoa. Item.,

Wharton. Texas. December Ia ca
an Taiircad circles Of note and tnt1
takes piace here Mr.. Jack Sanders.|
msrIy agent here. recently in chars
Victoria. Is to be transferred TO Whag
Mr.. waliie Peine we.o has representa-
Southern Pacific in the capacity Of II
egent, returns to his old place ct H14
fSsd. Nj. Peine has dlIed tbe dutir
the position Gcceptably during his star
leaves win the best wishes Of ths Il
generally for his success IN his neu
The canta<a. entitled EQsf5r the Pa
BY the choir Of the Baptist church,
tic super.ntendence OF Captain III
Srorkman. was presented mi night G.
church. II was huge Success am
ardisncs Will enjoy = repetitisn q ~
tertasnment. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
city council Is empowered 10 divide tie

city council is empowered 20 divide the
caty into four assessors districts for TIE
inselligeaE and fair assessment o. properly
seata-s closely modeied after the 81
Louis plan. All p1bac franchises mus;
herss.ter be sold to the hsghest bidder. and
more taxsticn Is contemplated against cor
posarsons.
Probably the most important provision
Is one declaring that on the written corn-
pl6iat Of three citizens The city attorney
must proceed against any corporation hold.
ing city franchise for annulmssat Of the
same for violation OF privileges or obiiga-
tons.
Some OF thsse provisions win be fought
stubbornly by the people of Dallas. notably
the proposed change for eiect!ng aldermen,
and the serving for nothing will not be
popular. More instead of no pay is gen
orally favored. In order to get good and
reliable aldermanic material.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
HIGHER COURTS.
second Court Of Appe.l..

second Court Of Appeals.
For Worth Texas December si--Pro-
csedineS in the court OF OWL appeals for
tho Second district
Motions submitted: Adkins ys. Hot.
from Baylor. to affirm on certificates;
Terrell Ccmpress Company rs. AIRING
ton. from Kaufman, for reheariag: Huds-
petA W. Hond. from Dsiias. 10. reaeAsinx
Griffin vs. Rousseaux, from Kaufman. ios
rehearsng; st. Louis Southwestern Rs.i-
war Company W. keegan, from Collin. for
reher.ug; Godaar, Harding 4 Co. vs. TiIlsr,
from Tarrant, for additional bindings: Sell
~. Hall, from Lamar. for rohu4rsax.
Motions dscidsd, tint SAtaorai ts1ak Of
Meridian vs., stevens. from bozcgc Tor
.cbeariny. overuled; Chicago. Rock IL
land and Texas Railroad VS.. Lanss on,
from Montague, f0r zdtttioaal landings.
overruled; came CASA. motion to cerdfy %
snprsms ccuM, grAnsed: same case. for
rehear5nS. oysagNtsd, HslSeii -. Wise
Ccsn;y Cool Company. from Wise, for re-
hearing. infused; Cameron & Co. Va
Hinton. from BsyDor, fcs rotsafsng. refused
and Il u ordered that the points q dissea.
be certified = The supreme court: same
cause, motion TOT rshsaring OF moiion u
feo.x cosse. sgrant<d aud ctrk's fee for
making Transcripts n the tower court re-
1ucsd oxa-hialf: e,ms case, notion fos re-
hpafing " motion 70 strike out statement
- hecte. cverr,i1ed: BraaAssA ". pscp!4' Z
DsdAtn9 ri Loan AseociAt,oa, frcm Tar
fout. TOR reheefing. refused: sAms case,
Tor ad0tlpml cnaclusions. overzuied !:
ueehem - Nltcoell. non TArran&. 10:
rehenr.r&. refussd; CITY Railway Compaay
ins. rSiussd: fsrss,i domp.ss comn s
W Aaxtn6b. lnn flvsn Kaufr1.rs, sx,r x.ks--,
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.gsasLArlyE cAYprpATss.

5Ise *gasSrsax Is = i;ss 1t eaEasdAsss for
ssatsczs IL sns bose Of representatives:
ror sseAks-. Joan H. Bailey. J. H..
SherrsIi. j. D. chaIdx. r. z. Prince.
For e1te< es-sk: soaa II, cusio1n, Lee
= Rcssn2rss. Cbester Halle. w. o. resry.
JcEr Ward
FOR serxs2nf-ss-xsu Henry G. Psrl.
Tip Jcaes j. 3 Boxgx, Les SAt.srwhite.
w. l.. Orr. Wm, A. FseSds.
Ecr chaplain: j W. MORRIS. w. q.
Noea. JACK Atkissvn. j. w. Gxtisr. r.
D. FennsrxtG-s- " j. Collins.
Pa ree<lrx clerk; Mzrk Logan. 4. II
HrsdEsns. Walter Walte. ,. NJ Fenusli, }.
%. Eoberdear.
For assistant sevfeant- alarms: W. II
Taylor, Charles Kinney.
For caiendar cieTk. Robert Barker, r.
F.Hhbxck Guy fMcIaugbliu. Jack Dies.
For doxkeep<r. George II. BsnDett, J
r. DuuIsp
Fer assisssrt doorkexo~r J. II. Pias,
ter. w. w . Thompson. John stone.
For Journal clerk: Msrsaall D. Burney
For assistant journal clerk: >. l.. Rob
tnSon.
FSr easrossinx clark: j. y. MCFARLAND
- For enroiIins clsss: Sam r. weis.lxer
w.. r. 8. Rich. J. y Watkins, Horns'
For postmaster. W. 81. Cobb. J. o
Sswicn. I'D W snands. Nix Nora Wal
t2gsLprf. Mss IAtcAe Lane, Mrs. s. NJ
Fsanklin. Mrs. Webb. Mr.. Moran. Mrs
Emma Pool. Mrs. NcbIss. J.. B.. strong
-. -. Sfaples
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sny ~ Jsnnxr7 ~ Be5i =, 0enEx sSun
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panT ra ATIe1Anm- Me9e = zbe0aA Nor
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pAny xvn. Tncy. SruU rAy3sss Ecefea ~
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A NEGRO Ar BAY.
In Well Armed and shows = Disp
ton 10 Rfghf.

ton TO FIghf.
Commerce. Texas. Deosmber sl-Ros
Posey. night hostler Of the Cotton
yard, was found in an unconscious 3
last night on the ground near his eng
having been struck on the bead 81
coupling pin. oheater Fields. colored.l
employe Of the company. Is accused
the crime and warrant Tor his arrest
been issued He left home this morr|
with Winchester. The officers are
after him. but as be has reached sulr.
bottom he viii DO l,ard 70 Tod. He q
several shots at the officers. 1t Is -
full whether he will be taken alive.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01

Cotton In Knufman Connty,s IN
Kaufman. Texas. December - TIN
more cotton in the aeld ssan ~
tn Kaufman county q this tina a
year, FARMERS are unable to get n
plckets; they are In town eveSy day a
to hsge negroes. but can pot ~ the4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01

! Bellvilis, Txxas. Dnenbes ". --Ten dol
ixrs rerard To- fhs rscovery n one non
bi<A, braided \ ? WITH half circle over TOP.
brad - LIT ehoq)ies xtoie from 8eaiy
Ahout 2x fnn1ths ago. Wire al insorna-
tsoe y Wi1ien Ps,m, pbsrih. BelIvIlis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-01
NATEaNAL COMPANIES

rssn. 1<nervoa Ioansou- commissioner q
icsSsnce. win furnish shs next isGissa-
suss ~aiA facss Add ngsEo relative % ssa-
.ssnes and bsnsvcsens assoctsss1us, %
called. Hezasxed eoasrly WIKI vter 70
dong an sssess rseat RE fnstra1cs brst-
nses. sad s4c<S &Ed 6g1ses 70 be Used Ia
tbs p.<Sarsrson Of az equitable law Tor The
rec1iseson Of such conoesns.
Nr. iohascn Is prrDzzei 10 shos that -
e7cyrScrn amount N n1orey hsA DesE ioz.
By tho peprae OF Tssx1s IN pa.rooExing ire
xp2as his associations q rnts Kind ard viii
gtye rod yezso1s for es,xhs-shtrE strsc'
super vssson thereof. Legitimate AID bob
s@ssy eoasJsc.ei fsAssrnzi associations, dS
NOT. be es5s. DSiect 20 the supervision az!
investigates, but these wsscn sye osgsr.
red fcc To purpose Of sxkiEg IN the IN.
ssspec+ing gre q source OF great ror5,'
70 has d.caEtmect A13 make q zpeciAk,
Of snysnssng deysces for eecApsng the Law
o. sh& &ccc;lnr he insists that thtrs
shorsa Be 10 statutory dcssbG about his xu.
tacgssy 10 rloss slse sIzts 10 them.