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Rohhed of $4,000 in Gold.

Gainesville, Texas. March 2o.-On Sat.
urday night last man swing his name Il
Smith wa. arrested for being drunk. He
sent fer Sheriff Womack and told him that
he Smith had been robbed of $4,000 in
gold. His story was not then believed, but
upon proper investigation It develops that
the mans name Is not Smith. and that he
Is cattle dealer from Oklahoma. Ho met
a woman here who had formerly worked
for him in Oklahoma, and he va making
a bargain with ner TO go back. She COM
planned of being thirsty and he went down
TO get bottle OF beer; when he returned
money, woman and griS were gone. The
money was in gold, there being 100 $50
gold pieces.
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First District.

Galveston, Texas, March -. Tho follow
ing motions were submitted in the court
OF civil appeals here today;
Motions Tor rchearing submitted; Alfred
Crebbin VS.. Farmers National Bank of
Hampstead, from waller C. c, Mnllcan
VS.. } G. Mcneil ct al, from Brazoria;
Branch r. Masterson ye. Fritz Bckel ct
al, from Harris; b. Filhol ct al vs.. l.. g.
II. Blum Land Company ct al, from Gal
weston; san Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railway Company vs.. W, j. Bean, from
Harris.
Motion to strike out assignments OF or
ror, briefs and dismiss appeal submitted.
w. II Jaeger vs. e, j Blerlng. from Gal
weston
Motion to strike out statement OF facts
submitted; Henry House VS.. Chris Schulz
ct al, from Harris
Motion to correct judgment as to costs
submitted: A Mlldenborg vs.. Galveston
Ilry Goods Company from Galveston.
Motion to dismiss appeal submitted;
Henry House VS. Chris schulz ct AL from,
Harris.
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La Grange, Texas, March %. -Ctus
Il. Van Nostrand, proprietor of the WI
cite County Marble works, filed dal
of assignment in the clerks office II
night at 1880 o'clock for the benefit Of "a
creditors as will accept their proportssi
ate share of the assets and discharge u
from further liability. John b. Hollow
cashier OF the First National bank, /
named as assignee. The instrument n
cites that list of creditors and an D
ventory of the property will be I'd
hereafter. The assets are roughly ess'
mated at about $500; liabilities unknoy,
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San Angelo, Texas, March 2l,--Federai
court will convene at San Angelo Monday,
March ~ and county court on the 3D.
proXimo.
The Santa Fe officials in their special
car, were here for an hour this morn
ing, on tour OF inspection. There were
l.. j. Polk, general manager c. n. Resse-
guie. general superintendent; c. f. w.
Felt, chief engineer superintendent $
Manager j.. Colinson and McKellie, w. b..
Scott, j. r. Dillon, T. Il, Noodle and e. S.
Flint
Captain Russ Burgess, late Of company
u. Fourth Texas, has settled again in San
Angelo in the practice of law.
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a Good Roads Mee,,n.

NaVasota' Texas March 21.--A meeting
OF several citizens was held yesterday
evening TO discuss the condition of the
ro"u IRON Navasota to the Brazos river
eriose. Commissioner Fred Behn appeared
before the meeting and stated that he
"su mat afternoon viewed the great gully
on TINS side OF the Navasota river bridge
n 'hsl Ne was going immediately 10
nave plank, rock and dirt wall pnt IN
s sn several lines OF rock laid across the
uo'tom OF the chasm that il might exert
Ma , I'M influence 70 NIL up. In this he
sts,sd ths Uotsn' q judge league, He sirs
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ohnnge OF Ncnue Grnnich.

Richmond, Texas, March % There was
heated contest for change Of venue to-
day in the district court Of this county In
The case OF IVY Hobb VS.. C. G. Ellis. The
case is one where an eX-convict Is suing
for damages In the sum Of $4,000 for al :
legged cruel treatment; defendant rlade the
motion; there arc four other cases of tho
same kind. and the result OF this deter
mines whether all should be changed. The
motion was granted by the court, and the
cases Will be sent 20 Wharton county.
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PORT ARTHUR CELEBRATION.

Harry Archer commercial agent of ths
Kansas City, pittsburg and Gulf is in re-
ceipt of the following letter in regard to
the celebration at Port Arthur next Sat-
urday over the completion of the ship
canal:
II. C. Archer, Galveston, Texas.
Port Arthur, Texas, March 20Doar Sir:
You have no doubt by this time been ad-
vised that on yesterday morning the
dredges cut the remaining strip of ground,
and we are now connected by water with
sabine Pass. / do not think 1t should de-
tract In any way those who contemplate
attending the celebration. The celebration
will go ahead along the lines mentioned
in programme Just the same. We have
Just as good cause to celebrate as we
would have had
Geo. NJ. Craig, Local Manager.
p. S.--The dredges will be working in the
slips and basin so that the people can
see how It has been done.
Mr.. Archer talked by phone last night
with ex-senator Greer counsel for the
Pee Gee road. Mr.. Greer told him that
Representative Dies of Beaumont report
cd that party of 400 would go from Aus
tin 10 attend the celebration. They will
have eight sleepers and in the party viii.
be legislators, State officers and their
wives. Mr.. Dies also reported that Gov
ernor Sayers would surely be one of the
party.
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PALESTINE POINTERS.
Lady BADLY Burncd-GOvcrnor Sn
crr' Nctocs Commenced

Lady BADLY Burncd-Govcrnor Say
crr' vctocs Commenced
Palestine, Texas March 21.--Thc Citi-
zens' Electric Light company was bought
in today by John w. Wright and Dr.. John
NJ. Colley. Shares brought 40 per cent
premium.
A new boiler and heater has been re-
ceived for the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION and being put In position. Fine
bath rooms are being fixed up
Messrs. Watts, for mayor, and Fulln-
wider, Bailey, Garner and LIE Laurin, for
aldermen, Withdrew from the race today,
leaving a clear field to Mayor Bowers and
Aldermen Du Bose, Russ, o'Flynn ind
Savage for re- election. I. q, Ogilyy, to nil
vacancy, has never had opposition.
Mrs Gronello. an estimabIe lady, was
burned badly this morning at her home
ON Rozall street. Her dress caught from
u burning trash pile.
Fully ninety-n.uc cut OF every hundred
democrats indorse Governor Sayers' vetoes
OF tho consolidation bills.
Every democrat In the county whom The
Post correspondent has heard from. or Of,
Indorses the governor warmly. Sayers
stock In the political field OF Anderson
county Is away up. Everybody speaks in
his commentator. He has grown wonder
fully In popularity In the past week.
Colonel r. NJ. Campbell, Hon John r.
Hearne, Hon. 3, A. McMeans, Judge W. H.
Gil, Editor W NJ. lmbodep. Captain j.
W, o2ment and number OF others were
together On the street discussing the
yetocs and every man In the crowd was
enthusiastic III hts Endorsement OF tho
action OF the governor and of the gov
ernot No doubt this is red-hot Saycrs
county.
Judge and Mrs. John IL. Reagan arc at
home.
Messrs G. a. Wright, 4. G. Burton and
O. G.. Rogers have returned from the cal
tIemcn's convention.
Miss Mae Young has returned from a
Visit of several weeks to Galveston.
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San Antonio. Texas, March 9s.-rhe fol-
lowing proceedings We're had In the court
of civil appeals for the Fourth judicial
district OF Texas today:
Affirmed Petra Davis OF al vs.. Y, w
Thomson ct ~, from Maverick; State Ma
tional Bank OF Fort Worth va, Stratton-
White Company from Brazos; n. G,
StuaYt OF al VS.. Jules uirsoh, frcm Harris
Reversed and remanded: Houston and
Texas Central Railway Company VS.. L. l.
Stewart, from Washington; John II. Gra-
ham at al W.. East Texas Loan aud Invest
ment Company ct al, from Angelina; J, L.
Breach VS.. Cath, Howell & Webb, from
Brazoa.
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THE FEDERAL COURT,

In the Federal court today the jury III
the case OF Caroline Freeman against
Blake Dupree, receiver of the Citizens
Electric company of Houston. reported to
the court for the second time that they
could not agree upon verdict. Accord
ingly mstrial was entered and the Jury
VAS discharged from the case. Plaintiff
was suing for $4,000 damages for tine
death of her husband. who was killed by
boiler at the electric light plant explod-
Ing abcut year ago
The $4,000 damage suit OF William Pen
dleton of this city against the Galveston
City Street Railway company will be re-
sunied tomorrow al . o'clock.
Alfred Abecl. receiver OF the Waco
Northwestern railroad; A. p Mccormick.
Jr,, his attorney, and w, l.. Prather mas.
ter In the case, were before the court to-
day with applications for compensation.
Judge Bryant issued some orders In the
case, but the same have not vet been re-
dueed TO writing and can not be had at
ms time. The nnal account of Receiver
Aheel was approved by the court and ne
was discharged from the case.
C. =. Belts OF Houston was adiudged a
bankrupt on petition OF his creditors
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Engle, Texas, March s2,-Nero Lem.
mon, well known negro character Of this
place was shot and instantly killed hi:
evening in the Calais saloon by young
bohemian named AntrnG slaylnoha. STAY
noha gave himself up and Constable Wnl-
hanson took him TO Schulenhurg tonight
where he will stand his examining trial
tomorrow. II Is said the negro had threat
ened the life OF StaviDoha,
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Came Near meealna - n.,,,,

Denton, Texas. March 2i.--Andrew Fitch.
q nogro. came near bleeding to death to.
day without his knowing anything about
t. lie was blowing when ln some way an
Old cotton stalk was stuck into his leo.
lie did not notice the wound. however. un.
" ne became 50 weak from the loss OF
blood that he could hardly stand and looh-
ipg down, saw the blood pouring cut 81
the wound ID big stream. The wouod
ae uknchse sua he was assusht 10 tsry
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INDICTED FoR MIrpnpp

The grand Jury adjourned today after
returning an Indictment Jointly charging
Reinhardt Fischer and Fred schacley with
the killing of Henry Kramer, whose mutt
lated body was found on the tracks OF the
Santa l'e February . last Fischer who
has been out on bond, was rearrested this
afternoon. The case Will be tried Aprn
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

AZ the fremont; Mrs A. Cheatham,
Nashville; W. A. Bonner Dallas; j. III.
Smelling, Beaumont; VIM. Towsiey. Jr',
cleveland Ohio; Mrs. 7. II. Lipscon,b,
city; John Velth, Pueblo. Colo. n. ~
Ring. Houston r. w Hull, Philadelphia
D. W, Fealon, Buffalo: Louis Frsund.
New York Henry C. Burke. Waco: d
MussroNe Clay and wife. New York: Miss
Rcsa McDayitt Miss Ida McDavitt Alvin.
Albert =: Clay New York: II. II. Kirk.
patrick, Paris; e, NJ Lockwood New
York w 6 Hume, Philadelphia; W r.
Young Philadelphia; l. j. Marcuso
richmond, Va; Ed Cohn. city. Henry
rreiners and wife, New York; John Byrne
ana wife Kansas City; D. n. Bryne. Kan.
Sss CITY; j. II, Norvak Chicago: Geo. r.
JACOBS. Boston; a. M. Glendening Ros-
tom r. W; Collins, Lincoln. Neb'; W y
~ h'pS, Warrington. d. c. Miss Belle
M M.,. y. New York; Mrs Fanny d Rouse,
t5o .ork; W. l. Baker, New York; Miss
New York; Homer Masterson civ
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MURDERED BY nopnEns.
An old Man. Head Wa. Crushed

Rio Grande City, Texas, March e.
Early this morning Rafael Aldrate, an
old man and long resident OF this place,
was found dead in bed. murdered. Ills
head was crushed In with sorae blunt In
strument. The old man lived alone aud
the object OF the murder appears to have
been robbery. as ali trunks. bureau draw
ers and everything OF like kind was dis
turbed and showed evidence OF ransack-
ing. The old man lived miser's life,
and many believed he had largo sums of
money hidden on his premises. There Is
no clew to the perpetrators OF the crime,
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Suit for pamnges Aeainst HIlI.bos)

Ettis, Texas, March GA man BY Z
name of Carter has iled suit in The v
county court against the city Of Hill
boro, A. NJ. sturgess of Hillsboro and
Freeman of Ennis for $4,000 each on 4
count of the wall of burned building
longing 10 the above named parties ~
ing on the child of plaintiff, causing Il
staat death. The case win attract m
siderable attention.
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CROCKETT CuLLISGs.
Grand Jury Has tdiourned--Long
Distance phone Connection.


Crockett, Texas, March 92,--The grand
Jury which has been in session for the
past fifteen days, adjourned over last
night until March 81; about fifty bills we're
returned mostly misdemcanors. The
criminal docket of tho district court was
taken M Monday morning; the docket is
much smaller than 1t has been for years
past.
The ilyc arc lights recently put up in the
city by order q the city council add great
ly to the appearance OF the city at night,
and are very Useful,
CrocEett has IN operation an Office OF
the long distance telephone; he wires had
been tested and found TO work admirably,
The local phone system is being pushed
RAPIDLY 10 romplet n. and will be In op-
GRAFTON Within fifteen days.
There Is not within the city limits a va
cant dwelling housc and signs "t1r Rent"
have not been seen for some time past.
Numerous buildings are go!ug u9 and the
laborng men are all busy.
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ChiId burned to Death In Play

Fort Worth, Texas, March 32.--The u
of little girl was taken last evening
her little brother in childish play. q
children belong to w. A. Francis and viii
100 South Main street. The boy is 4 yss
old and the girl 3. They were at play
the yard BY some means theS, became ~
sessed of some matches, and In the els
to start fire with them tn little sui
dress was set on fire and she was buFTs
to death 49,.
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CONTRIBUTIONS For LAREDO.

About thirty suits OF clothes have been
received at the city hall for the smallpox
sufferers at Laredo. Mayor Fly tclegraphed
the mayor of Laredo for shipping instruc-
tons, and the clothing will probably go
forward tonight
Uncle Eph' and G, l.. Sherwood arc the
largest contributors so far, the former
sending about fifteen suits. Mr.. Sherwood
sent large box today. Janitor Dean at
the city hall will continue TO take care
of any contributions Of second hand clotn-
ing which may be sent there for the pur-
pose indicated.
Mayor Fly has received the following
acknowledgment OF his offer to take ahares
of all clothing gifts here and see that the
same is sent to Laredo
Austin, Texas, March 20.--Dear Sir: Per-
nit me 10 express to you my heartfelt
thanks for your kind response TO my rs-
guest to take personal charge Of all con-
trlbutions and donations for the smallpox
sufferers at Laredo that might be given by
the charitable citizens of your city. In
this connection | call your attention to
the generous offer of the Pacific Express
company to carry free all such donations
addressed to the mayor OF Laredo. Yours
truly, E Il. Tarver
Representative Eighty-sixth District.
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which were inferred here some six months
ago, have been exhumed and we're shipped
back to Illinois in charge of her brother
yesterday.
The weather indicates passage from
spring to simmer.
Hon. W. q. Ranney Of Yoakum was here
last Monday on business.
Mr. Edwin Foote, who has been down
with a complication of diseases, is re-
covering.
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a requiem mass was said az o'clock
yesterday morning Of ST. Pawick's church
for the sister OF Rev Father Grove. who
died recently at st. Joseph's convent ia
Dublin Ireland. The entire Catholic olep
gy OF the city and several visiting Arlests.
among them Rev. Father Mcsorley Of
Liberty. were present and ofAeated in the
sad service
representatives OF nearly all the Irish
societies In the city wearing badges OF
mourning were also present as mark of
respect.
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DALLAS STREET CAR SYSTEM
Has Hcen Purchased ny Syndicate
Gf Town Capitalists.

Of invH Capitalists,
Dallas, Texas, March 29-Pres!dent @,
T, Alexander OF the Dallas Consolidated
Electric Street railway announces the sale
Of the companys property to "A syndicate
OF Dos Moines. Iowa capitalists, composed
cf 10. Won Ginkel, T. NJ. Earle and u. H.
Bousuuet. Mr.. Alexander says the sale Is
made Gu the basis OF 5000 600. The transfer
Includes approximately thlrty-slx miles
CT road, twelve miles of which is electric
power and the balance mule car lines. The
new owners say they will at once convert
the mule lines into electric lines.
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FISCHER. Esrrs

The wedding Of Mr.. Julius C. Fischer
OF Corslcana and Miss Nette Estes OF
Of this city at Hampstead Tuesday even
ing at o'clock, was quite an AFFAIR In
the life of romance, Mr. Fischer is a
BRENNAN boy who recently located In
corsicana, where he Is In the beef bust.
ness. Miss Estes has heen one Of the
teachers In the public schools here, and
one Of the most capable instructors In the
faculty. They have long been engaged,
but IL WAS not believed the wedding wonld
occur until after her contract for tho year
with the school board was completed.
Tuesday afternoon, without saying a word
TO any but one friend she took passage
on the eastbound Central for Hempstead
where Mr. Fischer met her. AZ S o'clock
they were married, Rev. o. u. Carter Of.
Rotating. the wedding taking place in the
parlors of the I-upton hotel These pres
ent were Mrs f. Fischer and Mrs. n.
Reichardt OF this city, mother and slste.
Of the groom, and Miss Hester Abbott OF
this city. close friend OF the bride The
marriage was great surprise In Bren-
ham. Mr.. and Mrs, Fischer will make COZ
Sicana their homa.
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nicher-hy sixty Thou,,,d

Denton, Texas, March ai.--R H. Ewing.
a weil-to-do farmer living near Ponder, Ia
the western part OF the county returned
Yesterday from ST. Louis. whittier no has
been 10 attend to some business matters
relative TO tho estate OF recently de-
csased uncle whose only heir he Is. Every
thins gNas wound up satisfactorily aud Mr
Ewins returns 70 HE home richer hy 500 ,
900 thsa when b. isit, w.
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NEW TEACuERs M ,rcrrn

At meeting OF the Brenham board ot
school trustees Tuesday afternoon Misses
Annie Pace and Edna Rouse we're elected
teachers to supply the vacancies caused
by The designations OF Misses Beatrice
Hvteninson, vho sse mRrriad Mendsy, aud
MA Matte Estes. who was married Tusa.
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arcenviIIc hi pIen.a.

Greenyille. Texas, March 20 The PEG
pie of this city very generally and heartily
indorse the action Of Governor Savers IN
setoing the Missouri Kansas and Texas
ana sherman Shreveport and Southern
consolidation bill.
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A HOSPITAL WANTED

Physicians OF Brenham this afternoon
issued call for mass meeting Of cit-
gems March sS to provide WAYS and means
for securing hospital for Brenham
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day night. Miss Pace Is the daughter Of
Prof r. A. Pace. She has been attending
the normal school at Huntsville. Miss
Rouse is the daughter OF Mr. r. Rouse OF
this city and has been conducting school
at Bells, In Grayson county. They Will
assume their duties next week.
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sHERiFTs' DEPARTMENT..

strayed or stolen from ]. NJ. Collier
1909 Decatur street city. one steel gray
horse 2 x years old 1917 hands high fora.
Top clipped, very thin name, had on leather
natter, mad ON English saddle, taken from
corner Main and Capitol street on Mon.
Jay night, March 20, 1899.
suayed or stolen from George jackson.
ls5o Louisiana street, city, one dark sorl
rel horse. or years old, IL or "A hand
nigh, branded t2), gear Just above knee
long stake rope on neck. name frest
reached. ''S'
Taken up by +. Krimmel. Jr. WestAe,d
ieSss, Harris county. one dun horse
about ~ years old, "a hands high. branded
ON left thigh, shod all round. A
Anderson. sheriff Harris county.
Five dollars roward--Strayed or s,olen
from 1919 Common street, FIFTH wara one
chestnut sorrel horse, years old lsis
or l4h hands high. wire cuts ON rlvht
front leg branded II with bar over II on
right shoulder, saddle marks and worn
white stripe on forehead
Taken up by ]. W. Mckinney M ,srv,s
store, Fifth ward. one green skim ahont
eighteen feet long, about four ana one
half feet wide. A. z. Anderson. sherifi
Harris county
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Rurned 10 nrnth.

Fsrit' Texas March 22i-.-whiis Mr.,
SseFss Gentry, wife Of ! farmer .iylsr two
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miles west of Grant. |. t., was in The yyl
making soap yesterday evening, her ira
caught fire, burning her to death.
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Atuscosa County Iionds Approval

Austin, Texas, March 22.--The attof:s
general today approved $4,000 Of Atasas.
county refunding jail bonds and $500
Atascosa county refunding bridge bond'
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OF ana

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which are poSI|
BILE TO a homs, E|
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TO bear. Dung
the heated sF|
in the sunMer
New York City,
many as a ml
sand babies hs1|
died in a vtii!
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crow d e d ~
with its unsssl
tary distrtesul
M any Of th;y|
deaths WON'T
have occufI.s'l
any way. III