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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-16

,,cn cf buyers. higher PRICES TO the con-
vuers ard fewer men employed, No IA
ton can be pros9ero& without iis iaboF IS
generally ard renuDeFStivels enpsnyed. Any
fustugrs hat has tendency to decrease the
number Of isborsrs emricyed strikes . tas
pfosrsrtty 81 tbs masses The trusts have
this tendency. There Is a bsg difference be-
TWEEN the trusts In theory and IN pfaetl'e'
Even tie ~xave o. prosperity" can rot
wash away the thlskeninE gloon n hcstan--
the Boston hssesail dub 10 steadily losing
is grip On tie psnuant'
The present great demand FOR the domestic
r,se crop and the probability o, It continuing
vln naturally have the eject Of greatly
sstn aiaeng rice culture in the territory 'vrib-
atary TO this city Already preparations
have been made Tor the cultivation Of this
crop on large scale IL the coast eoantry and
the necessity. got the ACCESSIBILITY only, but
;he necessity. Tor the establishment Of big
nee min In Houston IS apparent who VIII
be the plouesrs ia this proatabis enterprise :
The Thtrty.thiri regiment has started for
the Philippines ard in many Texas home
thsre viii be kecasT Interest than ever be-
tore In the var IN Lason-
--------------
Nr Mckinley might have refused at least
uith more grace than be hiss displayed, to
speak good word fer Dreyfas. Ne could
navs Fivea SOME sisn nf sympathy Tor the
poor JsNish victim Of cruelty. Bat no, he
ahrgutly rushes petitions aside ard returns
to bis dreams end proierts IN behalf Of the
biz yadIeates through tho means Of impe-
-aiismt
II IL nct likely Secretary Hay will write any
mora stamp letters in iefense OF the admin
s'-auan policies The adm nistration has
ray Of supprsssiue or holding documents
nat favor the opposition too clearly.
Ignorance IN sertaln sections Of this coun-
Try fs deu5e beyond comparison One paper
ur East quotes Ex-Goyernos Hogg rs saying
~ guany" while stiH another leading jour
nal has him exelalming by granny" Is it
possible that by satiins" has hcen SO reck-
lessly corrupted
The yellow fever at Key West does not ap-
near to b more fatal than cur old visitor, the
eensue. we remember here that the dengue
caa easily he mistaken for yellow fever even
BY distinguished yellow fever expert"
II "a gratifying to hear OF the disposition
lr west Texas to prospect for aud develop
the coal BEDS which certainly are TO be
tcnnd there IN mnuy localities. IS a prelin-
mary to our Industrial development We want
The greatest possible abundance Of cheap fuel
1t looks as II the French government were
about to listen to the voice OF the world s
optoian ana pardon Dreyfus. But even that
viii not wipe out the cruel injustice done
the prisoner nor remove the stain upon the
honor OF the French army.
That good man Mckinley must feel Ike
adopting Dom Paul's chief source Of consoia-
ton and spending many moments in prayer
and with the psalms. when he reads Of con
stanty recurring attacks upon mis- policy by
prominent republicans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-16

gest errp OF cotton ever made Oh Texas
soil. II promised 20 be a record hrs akeT.
but there came period OF dr0uih ana
scorching HOT winds that aimast huraei Up
the stalks. and, as result. presume that
the yield will be reduced fully 70 per cent.
However. half crop in Texas Is equival-
eut 10 a full crop in many OF The other
States. and as great deal Of grain was
produced. our people will not experience
distress"
What is the political outlook in your
sectiong"
The only matter OF interest Is the SEN
a.orlai race between Chiffon and Bailey.
Il will be nothing else but a walk-oyer Tor
Bailey In fact. he is as good as elected
now
Il beg leave TO deny that statement in
toto" remarked Mr. Gregory. Il an
here to tell yon that Senator Chiffon viii
be his own successor, and he will beat
Bailsy SO badly that tie young gentleman
from North Texas will be sorry that he
entered the race. IN my congressional dis
trio. Bailey won't get a vote. Mr.. Chill
ton has made an admirable senator. the
people have confidence in him, and have
no Intention OF retiring him"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-16

tanders stand together and the New
Workers yotp as one nan, while the South
srn representation Is nrorgani1ed vaeA u
comes 10 other than political questions
To Organise as Southern representatives..
therefore, to obtain for the South rs Just
aaes IN the distribution o. public IN
prnverneass and the expenditure % public
moneys. would be 10: only case Of the
hIehest wisdom but actually Increment
In the way Of seif-dsfense. Such an or
ganIzatloa would be entirely iiaereat
from tie ordinary and really vicious
practice Of ''iog- rolling Il would be
understood. Of course, al the outset, that
the purpose Of the organization would
be only "a promote the legitimate interests
Of TIE Southern States ard act TO throw
this solid vote 10 tae questionable schemes
o. members from other sections IN order
to buy votes FOR the objects o. Southern
concern.
An organization Of Southern members
OK the kira sagseeed ought to be effected
At he uext session Of congress. WITH ma
tsrial rather IRAN political questions IN
view. L Is the oaiy way The South can
obtain her share 81 the dlssrGputton y pub
lis work and appropriations uai'ed. en-
thusiaztic letion ay eighty 70 one hundred
members Of The house. and from tweaty 10
thirty senators. would secure the passage
q almost any MEASURE, not political.
whieh they night urge
The .aea. ~ Is true. means ''prscfeai
paliiaf sat practical politics ths. would
b. Isgi,iEate seli-tefensiye in ehaTacier
and tnn % tse general puaiis though sec
uonal 30 purpose Sithtn tae lluits sug-
Eesea
As The Baltimore sun observes noiwith-
sanding Us d,sappfoyal q sectional VOC
irE epsHtlons 81 THIS country wers Utopia
taerv c9u!J b 30 such ihi5g IS voting
c3z9.ues Us congress. Each nember would
tcel compelled ~ his sense u duty aud bis
oata q Office 70 vote Tor what IS r.sat and
vote aeaias. what IS wrong regardless
q, io-at interests or all considerations
ether iaaa TIE public good. But then tais
e MT Utopla.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MOUNT yERNON.-A local option
tion was held here, the result Of Y
was l39 for and 126 against prohiblu
FORT woRTH.-Fort Worth celsp.
the opening of long distance telephony
nection with Indianapolis, St
Louisville. Chicago and Kansas CITY,
WHARTON--A free fight occurred y
the band OF negroes emlSsyed on the
OF the Cane Belt. near Bonus; one
who was struck over the head, ~
to lie fatally Injured.
PARIS.-At meeting Of the city 3
ell ii was agreed to furnish all mszs'
turing enterprises that will consum &
600 gallons or more water per re-;
10 cents per 1000 gallons.
GAINESvILLE.-The Gainesville ns
psrtment members are still quietly v
raising funds TO erect q monument
memory OF their dead comrades
thing over $500 is now in the ire
GREENVlLLE.-A November
been set apart as industrial ed9oaAy
By the San Antonio fair mansgeae2f'
probable Chairman v. w. Grubps ~
a meeting OF the State COMMITTEES
time and place.
TROY.-Mr. ]. w. Watson's
ate so much corn that she was
die, but Drs. Taylor and Aiexande5 q
stomach open and took thereiIo.
one and half bushels OF cora ~
is now seemingly all right.
wAxAHACHiE.-F. NJ. Pcnnin4
brought in from the Midlothian
hood and lodged in jail upon
attempted criminal assault. ne
examining trial and his bond wa 81
$500, which he has failed to give ~ #
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mot sToS. SATURDAY.. sEFr- -. IsIsi
.TEbFAGES TODAY,
VEGETABLE FARMING AND rHE

The past season in this stare for tas
truck farmers. IL sogrh and Southwest
Texas especially. has been ore u mere
than usual activity saa the shipments o.
vegetables ana melons to Nortaern mar
iets have been large The experience.
therefore, ought to be valuable IL 8eter-
n-Ining the course 70 be pursued b. the
fFHek farmers hereafter.
There aas beea complaint thai the rad
.psds were nat liberal enough IN the mat
ter q freight rates. aud that willis ths
ssr5lerz furnished hy their new euterp -jss
& large hilainsss to the roads. the latter
y.aetlcaIly took ali the profits. sdch 3
course IA the part q iae rsIiwa7s Is nos
oHl, rhtaiE to tire truck growers whenever
it = pursued but Is certainly una.se IL
thai it % calculated q d.sousase the
further Development u tTack-f trmias n
this part Of Texas. a galley ilaa hat
would simply prove 10 Big aaother case Of
killing the goose that laid the golden egg,
The railroads rsnling into Texss from
the sections narth os the STATE and elthsr
themselves seaehing the coast country, Of
through connection sith lines ia this part
Of The State, are directly inz.fesled, of
eogrse. n building up South Texas. 30 4
N population and freight business. II this
region can be made Que Of the Nation Z
great garden spots the reealtiGs benefits
to toe railroads are At once suggested. IA
TACT, Eext 20 The ugek grower himself IN
direct interest in the shipment Of fruits
vegetables and melons 70 the Northern
markets stand tho railways They ought
Of course, 70 be wiling to give The 9sgs-
table fars.er OF South Texas suca rates
as VIII irsure aim a Aastdedly proatabis
b1siness. for In that way only can pro-
dueuea ara shipments IN tbs premises ID
stimulated.
Indeed, this proposition IS so plainly a
clear AID strictly business one that &c
argse It looks like mere waste Of time
AMI vet there have been apparently we'll
founded complaints THAI the roads have
not acted apop sleh proposition with that
eye to the future which We would na,urall,
have expected
soula TEXAS can be hlled With d teemlnp
and busy population ana be made to bios
som rs the rose furnishing an immense
business 10 the roads at season Of the
Year when they especially want increased
patronage Ia Texas. II only the railways
Themselves viii work directly and liher-
ally to such ends. and The Post believes
they will do It.
Before the next season for the carl.
vegetable farming rolls around. therefore
the truck farmers should organize thor.
cughiy and they and the roads should ge
together" Accomplishment in this dlree
tion would mean encouragement 10 tn,
farmers, and the business OF the past sea
son could be doubled or qaardrupied an
With larger profits 10 all concerned. Tn
matter Is one Of great Importance 10 thi
section, and The Post trusts salisfactor
arrangements and understandings viii b
reached with the various railway lines be
fore next year.
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orn ,olTn ArnIcAN rNrnRMsrs.

While mere are over thousand Ameri-
eaAs IN Johannesburg. ia the Ttanssaal.
Nho sre CHASED among The UttiaDders aud
have tie same complaints 10 make as the
BrittaA q tbeir illihoraI treatment by the
boerz. sc; g s in another direction that
the United States Eill be most likely to
feel the interests Of It's citizens touehel
~ var IN soutb africa
Recently published statistics. compiled
By the bureau a. Washington, show that
The United States are not only enjoying a
large South African trade bur that this
trade Is Increasing very rapidly, the pres
COX Volume being over 500 per cent greater
than the total ten years agoi The follow
lug hgureo are given by the bureau re-
port Of our exports fran 1883 to the pres
ent year TO ths various countries in
Africa. the great hulk OF the merchandise
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SECTIONAL. EFFORT IN ooScnEss.

A significant movement looking TO the
increase Of certain sectional influences In
congress- appears 10 be in contemplation
tout westf--Congressma Needham OF CAL
ifornia suggesting combine by the sena-
tors and representatives OF The Pacfc
slope for the purpose Of securing for that
part OF the country more generous consId-
Grafton ut the hands OF congress
This IL In line with what The Post has
more than once urged would be the proper
courze for the senators and representatives
from the South to pursue
The Baltimore Sun seems to think that
such plan 10 vicious" as tending TO Or
Eanize raids upon the treasury and ID
promote 'sectionaiism.' Ana yet IL ad-
mits that New England and the larger
Eastern States have generally obtained
what they wanted and at the expense Of
ether sections. by following just such tac-
tics - suggested By the congressman from
California. New England has only twelve
senator's and twenty-seyen representative.
y cepgress, New York has two senators
end ~ the lover house thirty -four repre-.
s4ntettveA The Southern Atlantic and
Qplf 1tates. - n number, beginning with
M4y11au9 ana coming 10 Texas, hay,
19epty ssnatoss and eighty ropr<senta.
e3yee, ~ ~ fert = notorious that these
l>(Qg (Qfep - pot fare near 50 vsil Il
q - - Nh Ensiand statss .,
II laasass ~ ksv nag.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-16
REGENT pRATHER
VIII Do All Possible for the Inter-
eyt- of the University.

Waco. Texas. September 15.-colonel
W, L. Prather left last night for Austin
to assume the duties OF president OF the
State university in accordance with the
resolution passed by the board Of regents
directing him as chairman of the board TO
t,ke charge pending the selection Of a
permanent president Colonel Prather has
given great deal Of thought and time
20 the university. In fact, since he was
first appointed IS a member OF the board
of regents ne has been devoted worker
for the university. His connection with
the institution has inspired in him an
earnest desire to make L the most sue
eessful State university In the country and
he hes bent his energies in that direction,
always confident Of ultimate triumph. He
is q man o. extraordinary executive abil-
ity and Is thoroughly equipped for the
management of the business interests OF
the institution. He is devoted 70 the
cause Of higher education and can be de-
pended upon to carefully guard the rep
utltion of the university by sseping up
and gradually raising the standard Of ex-
eelleuce enjoyed IA tie past Colonel
Prather sas many friends here VINO re-
joice 10 see hin hon9red with the posi-
ton at the head y the university. and
the friends Of the university are unit In
congra tulatory expressions.
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1N1rNcrIoN DENIED.

Judge Cavin's first official act in his new
office was to deny the application of ]. S.
Brown for an injunction against the Brush
Electric Light company. Then the judge
granted an injunction asked for by the
company against Mr.. Brown. Bond was
fixed at $1,000 In the Injunction case and
$1,000 for any damage claim Mr.. Brown
may have against the electric light COM
pany.
The pole that ]. S. Brown had the row
with the electric light people about was
put in place this afternoon. Soon after
Judge Gavin granted the injunction the
workmen went to the late scene OF con-
fiict. tore up the brick near the gutter and
aug the hole. Then they Slowed the pole
over and let the butt end drop into the
hole. Next they shoveled back the dir.
around the pole and. in due time. there
will be wires strung
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Run Into by n Wagon.

Paris. Texas. September 15-Early NJ
morning while Richard Biard, ym.
man employed in grocery store, was I
taking orders riding horseback be II
run into by a wagon. the tongue Of VII
struck him on the leg. tearing long d
In the flesh and laying it open to the 81
The force of the blow knocked him NJ
the horse and he was picked up in an \
sensible condition, though his injuries Z
painful and he had narrow escape NJ
death, It is not believed they VIII ws
serious.
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Eagle Lake, Tex, September 15.-Nearly
all the men in this end of the county
are summoned to be in Columbus nat
Monday either as witnesses or Jurors. that
being the first week OF the criminal
docket.
The council has organized the incorpora-
tion as a city and Eagle Lake is now in
cornorated as such. The corporation court
viii be organized upon the adoption ana
publication of the new ordinances lately
drawn up By City Attorney Strickland.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-09-16

Sherman, Texas. September i4.-Gsl
". Howe, we'll to do farmer, living 1
north Of the city. died today of tetas.
About a week ago Mr.. Howe had the q
fortune to tread upon a rusty nail.
point of which pierced the great to-
the left foot. He came TO town and !
the wound examined and dressed 81
physician and it seemed TO improve %
yesterday morning. when suddenly LOCK-
set in. after which the afflicted man 4
fered great torture until death.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AT the Tremont-T A. Hunter, Austin;
J. A. Mayheld and wife, Texas; Walter
Hanscom Texas; Charles Fl. Cauoler. At
ianta Ralph G. Young. San Antonio: L.
G Jungford, San Antonio; C. D. Rossnk-
rams, Houston; j. +. Chapman, Cleveland,
Ohio; L. r, oiz and wife, Laredo: L e
Lse. 81. Louis. Mo-; Bernard Beayins.
Philadelphia; D. Sullivan, wife and two
children. Denison; Mike Walker. Beau
mont: H. L. Robertson. Cleveland: W E.
Baker. Cincinnati; Thomas R. pagh, New
York: J. r, Kuheno Fayetteville
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segiun. Texas, September l4.-Miss Min
ME Gray of Galveston is visiting Mrs. John
ireland this week.
Senator ]. B. Dlbreli and Walter Nolte
have returned from a business trip TO
Denton and other points in Northeast
Texas
Mr.. Dulnig of san Antonio yesterday re-
turned with the body of Taylor. who SUI
cided here last Sunday.
Mrs. e. 5. Carpenter and daughter.
Emma, left for San Antonio today. at
which place they will live during the
coming year. Their friends regret TO see
them leave.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

MoULToN.-B Barney Lockman win open
z new saloon here.
NoULToN.-charles Niculka will begin
en- extensive drug business here in No.
remher.
AusTIN.--Jlm stuhall and Walter G.
Barnhardt OF Granger fled petitions in
bankruptcy in the Federal court.
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nroke His Week.

Austin. Texas. September l5.--Yestes
afternoon. while coming to town
wagon. a negro man. whose name wasI
ported as Jim Morrison. met very NJ
liar death. While driving along the j
south Of the river through some mishfs
fell out Of the wagon. The wheels pif
over his neck and jawbone, breakintt
former and MASKING the latter so thss
died almost instantly. His remalns VI
brought to the ctr about dusk last u
ing. 3xT
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NOTES.

The Beach Hotel company met this al
ternoon, hut accomplished nothing o. i'm
portance.
Tomorrow bids for the purchase OF the
sewerage bonds will be opened S H
Splitter OF Cleveland Ohio is here pre-
sumably to make bid, but whom he rep
resents has not yet been developed The
bids Will be opened at noon by the audi
tor.
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spEcIAL TREASURY AGENT.

The treasury department has given fur
Their evidence of tine Importance Galveston
is attaining as port by detailing j. A.
McEnery special agent OF the department.
TO this district. Mr.. McEnery has had his
headquarters at Ell Paso Tor several years
and is rather glad of the change TO the
metropolis Of Texas.
1t IS the duty Of special agents 10 assist
the collector of customs in seeing that no
infringement of the customs laws occurs.
in hunting down smugglers AMI Others who
undertake TO defraud Uncle Sam out of bis
just due
Mr.. McEnery is a member OF the well
known Louisiana family Of that name. He
has been in Galveston since Monday and
will remain here.
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sweet Potatoes VS.. Cotton.
Greenville, Texas. September 15--
A farmer sold a wagon load Of sweet
potatoes In the city yesterday after
noon at si.25 per bushel. One gro
Gerry firm paid him s5i.25 in cash.
which is equivalent to two bales of
cotton. Estimating zoo bushels OF
potatoes to the acre, this tuber crop
beats King Cotton too far to admit
OF a comparison.
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Georgeto,yn rersonnls.

Georgetown. Texas. September 15,--Miss
Mae walllns has returned from trip to
ST. Lons.
Judge r. F.. Brooks mas some TO Jones'
boro, TX. on visit to relatives.
Miss Ida Brewster OF Shaekelford coun-
ty is visiting her brotses. County Clerk
John BreWster
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waller Comfy Pension Applications

Hempatead Texas, September l5.-The
following applications of soldiers and Wild
ows OF the late Contederacy for pensions
under act OF May IL. 1899, were examined
and approved b. the county commissioners
this week: John H. Garnett, E. W. D..
Dozier. 3. F. Page. Mrs. Sarah q. Shell
burne, Ben c. Fugate, Mrs. Saluda A..
Henderson, C. L. Klieberg. f. W. Good
rum, August Weitzel, Mrs. Georgia v.
Bacon. D. X. McEloys and Jesse Good
win
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GreenviIre,s Tnxable values.

Greenville. Texas. September Is Tho
total taxable values OF freepyille for the
year reach the sum of 50. s2a.l15. as against
So. l57,I5O for last year a gain OF Si64 .9s5.
This is the heaviest gain recorded In sew
eral years and shows close work on the
part OF the assessor as we'll as Tor the board
OF equalization.
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Damage to n Gin.

Hillshoro. Texas, September Is. - Fire
damaged the American round bale gin last
evening about f1Ooo. o. ]. Norris, one OF
the managers. fell and hurt his baud badly
Lee Marlboro, country hoy, while rush
ing TO the fire. fell under his horse in turn
ing corner and got his right arm broken.
The gin was fully insured,
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

MAin sireet property in Houston sold re-
ceutIy At $1,000 per front font Horston dirt
rs better than KloneIke claims. Sabine Pass
News
Mos, truly stated. And II you remember
Il was Levy Brothers who bought the prop
cIy. t3a in The Post did the work This
sd Is fr0e. Occasionally Ne print free ads
without the consent Of the merchant. but
Levy BROTHERS Acknowledges the value o.
printers ink and 50 do all others who patron
lzs Tho Post and get quick retarns- n B -
This from the pen Of the advertising agent.
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Chilton nj CIehurn.

cleburne, Texas, September Ex-senator
Horace Chiffon IS in the city today look
ing after his fences He declined TO speak
here, and when seen by Post reporter
said that he Was simply shaking hands
with his friends in clehurne and getting
acquainted.
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HilI County school Eypss

Hillsboro. Texas, September sz
county expended for school purp W
ing the scholastic year just e
253.2s as follows: For teachers.
supervision Of public schools,
ing scholastic census, {sss ~.
houses. $i540.55; repairs. sise'9.311
ture, se7s.ee; fuel. sIei-ss;
slaa2o; assessing, s6l 40; trsn ~
other counties and to ildepands's
1850. IS; other purposes. -. -
propositions, etc.. for the en ~
viii run the amount up 70 anee
as for last year.
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Petition for Banl,runtcy.

San Angelo, Texas. September 1s-John
III. Mckenzie. stockman. has filed petit
tion in bankruptcy in the federal cour.
here. List of creditors follows: ". j.
boak and G. II. Burlington. Fort Worth.
SSopli Greer Bros, Odessa. No. $500;
Dock Wingste ct al. Memphis, Texas 500.
Stale Of Texas, 5000; Ray & wimberly,
Midland. sli1; W. X. Curtis. Midland
$3.50; G. C, Hagelsteln company, san An
cello. SEQ; c. F. Potts. Colorado Springs
Col. 500.
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TEXAS INDUSTRIES.

seRuin's New Flour Mil started.
seguin, Texas, September 1.-The new
-four mill Of H. Trueli was started today
for trial run. The machinery works TO
perfection. the power being transmitted by
a rope cable $50 feet long from the turbine
on the river.