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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
LONDON STOCK MAR1lEr.
The Old Time Money Center Is IN
Weed OF American Gold.

Tho Old Time Money Center Is IN
Weed OF American Gold.
New York May 6.--The Times fnan-
cial correspondent cables Does It not
seem an anomaly that gold should ha
leaving New York for Parts at time
when. in consequence of your statistical
returns, the balance of your foreign trade
is more in your favor than at any pre-
vious period in history? Money is doubt
less cheaper in New York than in any
other great market In the world at pres
ent, but II is also cheaper in Paris tnan
here or in Germany by what used to
be considered the law governing the
moyeme-t Is OF buil!on.-~thaJ il tenaed 10
dow from cheap markets TO dear ones
London or Berlin should have attracted
the metal from New York sooner han
Paris But perhaps it will come TO us
next and we need itbadly, or shall DO so
soon.
No change happened here during the
week Just past, although yesterday credits
were less scarce In the open marker az
S-4 per cent, Discount held firm at 4
per cent or more and the Bank OF Eng
land has continued to do nuctuatlng
but always considerable amount of cur
rent discount business The market. TO.
nau TO pTroW the main part of the in
stallment due on thursday on tna
'kahkis" and the hank officials tell me
that when the class representing tha
Anal portions OF this money are cleared
tomorrow, credits outside must be s
scarce Hs ever Not only is the market
without means OF It's own 10 pay up me
war loan, but Il can not sUbscribe to any
other form OF public sSUc, except on te,nis
our spoiled borrowers will refuse to con-
eede. Our municipalities, for example,
Continue spending al the rate OF fully
4l2OGO,O0O year. all borrowed money.
but each recent attempt by any OF them
to sell stock at price that would give
the purchaser 3 per cent or traction
over has failed, and rather than onsr
higher terms the corporate bodies boz
row temporarily from banks or insurance
offices al IL to 1 per cent
quito scarce was produced in the
home railway stock on Friday ~ the an
nouneement thar the Midland ara Welsh
coal proprietors intend to raise the price
OF coal to railway companies by 20 DER
cent on new contracts. The story was
perhaps an eXaggeration. but coal Is GER
tatnly going up In price and It's advance
materially influences the course OF prices
in all directions. Newspapers, for ex-
ample, have to pay more for their paper.
househoidcrs for their gas and proiutc.S
and merchants higher freight tolls. Gov
per shares and metal prices wobhlel con.
siderahlN last week and our beara ne
hoping against hone thai your manipu.
lstors are az last about othrow up -.
snnnre
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LIVE STOCK.
SAY ANGELO NOTES.


sar Angelo, Texas, MAY 5.-Chattel mort
cages filed For $500 on $50 head OF sheep:
Tor $500 on 100 head of one and two-year
old steers; for $2l, goo on 100 head Of mixed
cattle for $500 on 100 head of mixed cattle /,
for 500 on 200 head Of stock cattle. As a
rule the large amounts are furnished by the
commission houses but the $4,000 item herein
was furnished by local bank.
H. bearing shipped 800 head Of steers.
T. P Kyger of Elgn, Kan, is here hunt
ms young steers.
Mr., Hayden of the Indian Territory is here
on a visit to his firm, Hayden 4 Rucker
rarchmen,
A small clip Of wool was sold for 14c,
A section OF land sold this week for $500
Colonel = T. Hall Of Gainesville is here
to receive some cows bought from E. c.
operators in the State
D. X. McMullen bought from March &
Thornton a head OF horses at s. 90 for yearl-
ings and $50 for three year-olds
The seasons calf crop gives promise OF
being the largest in years
]. w. Bradley sold to J. D o'Danial Is
yearliugs AT Sl4 and 10 COWS at SIS TO J. "A
Allison in Coke county.
Geo. w. Hendricks sold to Iersig Bros ID
Territory COWS at $l6 and TO G. R. Casey g.
Bro. rs warnings at SIS.
e. c. and L j. Good Sam Neff and w
S. Kelly delivered to J. C. Law OF Arkansas
~ cars of cows. They have gone to tho
Territory
= s. 7. Butler sold to L, P Grmsby for the
at s25
Mckinley Bros sold bunch of Ped beeyes
to a local butcher al 800
F. E. Read OF Muscosee. L T. is reported
to have bought Judge Thomas" quarter
morse from w D. Christian for $500
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TEXAS DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
Marriages.

Mr.. William GrsVott and Miss Julia
Mslklowsky; at Corpus Christi, May 2
Mr.. b. n. Gresham and Miss Matte
Fox; al Clairemont, April 30.
Mr. Frank Dougan and Miss Sophie
Montgomery; at Cleburne, May 3
Mr. Emil Koch and Miss Augustine
Schmidt; at Industry. May 2
Mr. John Slyne and Miss Maggie Tally;
at Terrell. May ?.
Mr. Thomas Rice of sherman and Miss
Ida Hollis; near Sherman, May /.
Mr. William Ashhy and Miss Belle
Meredith at Denton, May l.
Mr. George e. Bonner and Miss May
Childree, at Marshall, May 2
Mr. e. Morgan and Miss Alice Gardener;
near Tyler April 80.
Mr. H. W Collins and Miss Parales
Thomas: at Sherman, May l.
Mr. Blake Minor and Miss Allie Allen;
at Paris. May !
Mr. j. l.. Whitley and Miss Mona F..
Moore, near Marshall. April 30
Mr. Claude Grimes and Miss Lucy Low;
at Weatherford. April 80
Mr.. 7 y. Morrell of Milford and Miss
Annie Jones' at Hillsboro, April 80.
Mr. John Gunter of Irene and Miss l.. l..
Smith at Hillsboro, April 80
Mr.. Charles shannon and Miss Mae Bar
nett, both OF Whitesboroi At sherman,
April 30.
Mr. R. 3. seay and Miss Matney Bowles ;
at Corsicana May I.
Mr. Samuel E. Keith and Miss Maggie
Rowett OF Tennessee. near Argyle, April
20.
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DEWEY NOW IN MEMPHIS
Thousands Of People Welcome The Admiral
to the Southern City.
AN AFFECTING INCIDENT OF THE TRIP
little Ur.ophisticated Country Chill
dren Gathered Wild Pories Tor
the Hero of Manila bay.

Memphis Tenn, May e.-At sunset to-
dav an sdmirals salute OF seventeen guns
proclaimed to the people of Memphis and
vicinity that Admiral Dewey and MIS-
Dewey we're at the city gates, her guests
minute later, amid the acclaim oil
thousands of citizens and visitors, the dis
tinguished couple stepped from their spe-
cial train into carriages in waiting anu
we're taken to the Peabody hotel,
A reception committee was on hand to
meet the distinguished visitors and they
were Immediately escorted 10 carriage
drawn by four white horses. When the
admiral entered the open landau ne arose
and bowed TO the throng. immediately
after company A, Confederate veterans
made It's appearance and Admiral Dewey
again arose and uncovered his head,
Gallant looking fellows, those. he SAID
to someone near MIN. and ne again saiut-
ed the men in gray. Under the escort OF
the Confederate veterans and the recep-
lion committee. Admiral and Mrs. Dewey
we're driven to the Peabody hotel ana
rested for an hour
At $40 tonight limited reception was
hold in TIM uarlOrs of The MOTEL, alleI
,rhicb no ADMIRAL and his wife retired
for much rsoded rest
An incidoni Of the trip occurred today
q, sai,i, Forl, Tom. water tank where
~ pr ont,ire tanned for water Admiral
f,o,,.a,. ,,.as standing alene- in the rear Of
Ne yybon suddenly an old gentleman.
evidently farmer, rode up.
is Captain Dewey on this train" asked
ria a5r,ir,l smiIed and renlied. yes.
~ '@ Wir,"i, n,evey Whnt do YOU
r,.,. D,
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STATE MEETING or H,nnRxrAS~.
Biennial Convention IN ne Held In
Houston Juuc -.


The three divisions Of the Ancient Order
Of lllberuians of this city together with the
Daughters of Erin. have commenced their
arrangements for entertaining the state con-
ventions OF these organizations. which are to
meet In this city on June is. continuing in
session for several days
The Hioernians have appointed the follow
ing AS tho general arrangement committee
to represent tho three divisions In the work
of making the necessary arrangements for
entertaining tho delegates
DIVISION NO. l-Johu r. Browne John l.,
Meany, L. w. Frank J F. Power Pat Owens
-. DIVISION No, Percy Hart James Lawlor
Thomas O'Learv. William O'Connor. John
II. Ryan
Division No. g-Rey. D. Lee. John Nueant.
John Burns, John Burns No. ? Timothy
This constitutes Tho general Arrangement
committee Of which Mr. Pat Mcl1igunn.
county president is chairman. and John l..
\, MeanN Is secretary D. d. BRYAN has also
The committee reprcseutiuE the Daughters
OF Erin is as follows
Division No Mrs. ". X Quinn Mrs T.
"A. Fitzgerald and Miss Tcda Tourney
Division No Misses jennie Wilson bee
Q Grady and julia OIL ary.
Division No 3-Mrs. J. McGowan, Miss Ger
trude Robinson and Miss NJ Kennedy
inc general Arrangement committee OF lii
bernnns met Yesterday afternoon at St.
Ioseph's hail aud decided in a general way
on oroFramme OF entertainment that Will
embrace BANQUET or some other character
OF entertainment hall and picnic
Tho following subcommittee have been an
pointed to carry out those arrangements
On banquet j. Donovan " D. Rrvan
j. J.. Meany. J. W. Frank. Pat Owens
Floor and muscT. W Brown, u
Power, = w Day r. J. Shi Ids j. f. Carl
Invitation commttoe--iohn T Browne Jas
Lawlor William o'Connor. James A. Hayes
Tim O'Councll Ir
Hon John T Browne has been selected 10
deliver the address Of Welcome to tne HI
berniaus while Mrs Tom O'teary viii pOr-
form a similar service for tho Daughters Of
Erin.
Another meeting Of the Arrangement com
mittee Will be held at the Lawor hotel to-
morrow evening
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acquired considerable property. including
a good farm.
I The Second regiment band furnished
music for a complimentary hop at Ger
mania hall last night which was largely
attended
Mrs. II. .Fabeyanke died at wiedeville
Saturday morning at IL o'clock. The fun
eral will occur at o'clock this Sunday
afternoon.
MIR. Charles Gramm arrived home yes-
terday from Galveston. where he has been
taking course in pharmacy in the uni
versity annex.
Mrs e = Henninger returned TO Hous-
ton Yesterday afternoon, after a visit TO
Mrs Z. w Reichardt
The city council will meet in regular
session tomorrow afternoon.
The First German Evangelical Lutheran
synod OF Texas is still In session at Salem
church and 1t is expected that the meet
ing will continue several days. All of the
visiting clergymen and laymen have been
provided with comfortable homes and are
enjoying their stay. Saturday was given
over entirely to the consideration of the
education interests Of the synod. with
especial reference TO the college AT this
place Ut was decided to build an addi-
ton TO the boarding hall aud also to erect
more commodious home for the director
and the corps of instructors. The synod,
by unanimous vote, authorized the work.
which will begin as soon as architectural
plans and specifications can be obtained
District Attorney Buchanan returnedy
from Giddngs Saturday afternoon whero
he represented the state in a haheas cor
pus hearing Instituted by T w Wooley.
whose trial resulted in hung jury. He
was granted bail in the sum of $4,000.
District court will convene at Caldwell
Monday. May 10.
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MippLE-or THE-RoADERs.
They Violently Oppose Fusion-Not
Influenced by Boss Hnnnn.


Cincinnati. Ohio. May 6.--The advance
workers for the national convention OF
Tho niddle-of-t c-road populiets, which
meets here next Wednesday afternoon. ar
rived today. They are all opposed to
fusion and almost everything else that has
any connection with other political par
ties
10 a. Parker, secretary OF the national
committee OF the middle of the readers,
mas had headquarters here at the Denson
lor same weeks arranging tor the con-
Ventlon. He WAS Joined by many others
today They all claim that they repre-
sent a large majority Of the peopie's par
w that in the contests at state cnnYon-
lions the Sioux Falls fusionists carried less
Than 800 OF the go delegates and that
The convention al sioux Falls this week
VIII be one OF excursionists, with ma
Jorlty of delegates, as over two thirds of
the delegates we're Instructed by their
states FOR the Cincinnati convention,
winch VIII keep In the middle Of the Rad
and not be sidetracked in the interest OF
anybody or party. They call attention to
the Tact that their call is in accord with
me Omaha platform Of 1892 excluding all
ohice holders. and charge that the Sioux
rails convention is in charge of Senators
batier, Allen and Pettigrcw and other Of
hceholders, the same as represented at
me democratic convention.
The Sioux Falls convention can not
deliver vote TO Bryan that would not 20
20 him as the regular democratic nom~
nee. said Jo Parker ANY action that
the Sioux Falls convention may take will
only embarrass Bryan and give his enemies
IN Ire democratic party a chance TO ham
mer MIN He would be much stronger as
thorough democratic candidate than as
fusion candidate, and If the leaders of
me sioux Falls convention were really for
Bryan they would 20 about the matter In
q way 10 accomplish his election They
would openly join the democratic party
and help to elect its nominees But they
are not so much for Bryan as they are
Tor themselves and they are working the
lusion rackel more with an eye TO getting
democratic support for the state and other
OFFICES they hold and expect to hold than
Tor any love Of Bryan why this idea
was boldly argued in the committee on
resolutions at Raleigh, n c.. in the North
Carolina convention which caused Harry
skinner to attack Senator Butler for his
insncerty Mr. Bryan is in more danger
TINS year from these friends than he is
from the middle of the readers"
MIR Parker denounced AS false tho
charge OF Senator petterew that Senator
Hanna was helping the middle-of-the-
readers convention
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
A brakeman Run Down. but Not 10
verely Injured.

brakeman Run Down, but Not 10
verely Injured.
Brenham. Texas, May G.-W. Fl cIarko
night fagmau for the Gulf. Colorado ana
Santa Fe railroad at the West Main stroa,
crossing, was run down by No. s nor,b .
bound passenger last night, with the 70.
suit that he is laid up with broken
collar bone and number OF painf,,
bruises. Mr.. Clark started to cross ,bs
track In front of the engine and failed
TO guage the speed. He barely missed
being crushed to death and feels very
glad that he escaped SO lightly.
Brenham lodge. Knights Of Pytbias doc
GRATED the graves OF their departe1 man.
hers this afternoon with imposing ar
monies and beautiful rites. The nro
eesslon, which left Castle hall al ( o'cioc,,
Tor the cemetery. Was lead by the soronS
regiment band in fun uniform, A. ~
cemetery Rev. James Noble rector n, :,
Peters church delivered thc 49, ~ ~
length. Yu' OF great
hT, J. L. Massey, pastor Of the Nethoa,..
church is quite sick and was unabia ~
MI his pulpit today. 70
The annual picnic of the I.uthera, -
day school will be held AZ ss,,ns,
pasture next Saturday. ''T's
Louis Parker we'll 10 40 co,os..
aged 10 years. died al William pas nan
.eroay, si.er very short illness NIth
measles. BY industry and eoonomv (. An
~
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MAY HAVE nErN a WRECK.
4 Mig Liner Believed to HIVE Hcen
sunk

Chicago, May GA special to the
Chicago Record from Philadelphia SAYS:
Captain Campbell, of the British steamer
Tenby, which arrived at Philadelphia to-
day from Port said, brings an account
of wreekage passed at sea which is caus-
ing great anxiety among shipping men.
The captain believes maritime dis
sster has occurred. involving the loss
OF an Atlantic liner The Tenby fell in
with the wrecksge mentioned at a point
west of the mid Atlantic and the look
outs observed bark flying distress sig
nails, but It WAS roo far off and the seas
too rough for the steamer to render assis-
lance. Toward sunset on April 3, when
the Tenby was steaming slowly west
ward against heavy seas, the lookout re-
ported that her path was INSTRUCTED by
floating timbers and spars for consid-
eIagle distance ahead Captain Campbell
himself saw portions of deckhouse,
pieces Of plankins seemingly from
vessel shull and many minor objects. all
OF which seeEed to have been in the
water only a short time. There we're
steamer chairs and other fine furniture
not generally carried by freight steamers.
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Recitation--Mrs c. s. Tracy Of Houston
The edy-Constitutionsl Prohibition "
Violin solo
Rccltation-Mrs NJ A. Culb,rson Of Hills.
boro. Tho Home Versus the Saloon"
Battle song. solo and chorus-solo nv NH.
dred Mihnls
Recitation Mrs, N l.. Herndon. Tyler.
Recitation-Mrs. Castor Fort selected
Violin solo, Master Moody Dawson
Rectation-M Mrs. J. l.. Vredenbureh Of Aus.
TN. rs This Christian Government"
Reeltation--Mrs- Endora Turner. Marshall
selected
Cher White Ribbon Variations. selected
Recitation Mfs. Hettte LOWS. of Lockhart.
important investigations.
solo--Mrs Paine. accompanied by Mrs.
Recitatlon-M Miss Fannie Armstrong Dali
las, selected
Address-Alfs. Mary Powell. state supsrn.
tendont OF young wouien's work
49,
Miss Lalla Adaini. State evangelist for
tho Woman's Christian Temperance Union
SPOKE yesterday morning al the Central
Christian church. In the afternoon she ad-
dressed an audience at tho rooms OF the
Young Mons Christian Associatlon and hast
night she lectured at the Mckee street Meth
odiet church Miss Adani Is an interesting
taksr. and her efforts Of Yesterday were
much appreciated bv thoee who heard her
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Personal MENTION.


W. Y Heney Of Waco ia at the Capitol
W. b. Jones of San Angelo is at the Law
A. NJ, Carson of wits Is registered at tho
Bristol
u s. noNsu OF san Antonio is at the
Latham.
j. Luna Of FL Campo Is among the Law
ors gues'o.
julius Edel Of New York is late arrival
at tho Bristol
" II snyder Of Big Springs is registered
&C the LlWlor
Louis A Alexander OF Victoria is a guest
a. the Latham
F. L. Blanchard of Galveston is regis
tered at The Capitol.
C II, Young and wife ofDullas are quar-
tercd AZ tho Bristol.
Cherries M2Clain and wife Of Clehurne are
guests at the Bristol
Mr. md Mrs s. R. STYLES of Victoria are
guests at the Lawlor
Guy NJ Bryan, il, Of Bryan, is lato
arrival at the Capitol
Handy Gator OF Austin s visiting Nrs r
r. Carter at the Capitol.
George W, Walker, a knight OF the grin
from Dallas, IS registered at the Latham
Johr Haswell a well known attorney Of
Bryan is among the arrivals at tho Latham.
Or, J. r. Bragg OF Sandy poin, came in
Capitol
p. g. Campbell special pension examiner
with headquarters nj San Antonio, Is located
at the Bristol
= Mcssrs r. G, narrougn and b II. and ].
Is, Ross OF Lafayette Ind, came in last nieht
ana stopped at the Bristol
Mrs. Joseph b. BowIes will leave today o>er
the International and Great Northern far Ros
lou' AT ST. Louis sha will he met bv Mr.
sowles, who Is now in the North.
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sosrPERs on THE JAPANESE.
He Says They should Also II,
Excluded

New York, May Addressing the
Central Federated union Samuel Gompers,
president Of the American Federation OF
Labor spoke Of the importation of Jap.
anese cooia labor, He declared that Jap
antse coolies were taking the place of the
Chinese, who had been excluded.
NO restl.c----rs A. said. lis placed
upon the Japanese and as a result they
are coming into this country in droves
II is pretty n5ar time something Is done
~ his matter as the first thing you
know We will be overrun with oheap
Japanest labor, which will supplant you
as the Chinese attempted to do"
Mr.. Gompers will address a meeting o.
the striking cigarmakers at Bohemian
national hall tomorrow and atterwari he
viii place hlmsslf in a position in revsrd
10 the injunction to bring about his ar
rest
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UNKNOWN NEGRO LyNCHED.
Admitted Having Assaulted Twelve
Ncnr-Old Whit. ChIlh

Geneva Ala, May e,-An unknown
negro, bout 20 years old, harefootei and
OF ginger color was lynched three
miles from here yesterday. He assaul,e
l2-y5ar-old girl near Hartford in this
county on Tuesd&r and was captured two
DAYS later and taken before the mayor OF
Hartford FOR preliminary trial. He con !
tossed aud was remanded to Hartford Tor
trial
The officers claim that whea about three
miles from Geneva they We're ovsrpowt>ed
py armed men, VINO took charge Of the
prisoner and carried him into the woods
He was touad dead hanging TO limb cf
tree not FAR from the public road lead.
ing from this place to Hartford
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y Q. LIVELY APPOINTED

Fort Worth Texas May s.-Dan q Lively.
1.-Two stock agent of the Chicago Stock Yard.
company Headquarters in this city. has inst
been notified by Chief statistician L
WITS w. OF tho bureau Of animal Industry at
1nree special agents to take the range 1.-Two
stock census OF Texas Mr. L{veiv's r.
.o.,N VIII be G. NJ, Barnes Of San An
conference Of these three gentlemen viii he
held here during the present week 10 divide
the territory Of the State preliminary To he
s.hnlhg to take the census which will ro
auire at least three months.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago 8 Kansas City s.
indianapolis II, Detroit s.
Milwaukee Is; Minneapolis,s.
Woodward wa. Convicted.

Uorsicana, Texas. May 5.-Thls morning
the fury in the case Of the State VS.. oliver
Woodward charged with the murder Of Var.
nard Vance. prominent farmer OF this county
over two years ago, tho trial of which had
been going on for two days. returned a yer.
alct OF guilty and assessing the penalty al
fourteen years 10 the penitentlary Wood
ward was brought for trial from the peniten-
tie stealing 49, N' "a
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WHARTON LOCALS.
Criminal Docket Is ia BE Taken IN
Monday Morning

'r'm'n"i Docket Is ia BE Taken IN
Monday Morning.
Wharton Texas. May 6-The ladies Of
the Baptist church viii give an entertain
ment for the benefit Of the church next
Tuesday evening.
MIR. NJ. Fiuklesteen left this week for
Wsco whore ne will attend mrs busl-
ness college,
The criminal docket will be taken up
Monday. Five murder cases are sci for
the week State OF Texas vs. Charles
Carr, this Will be the fourth trial state
VS. Albert Taylor; State VS. b Vaughan;
State VS.. Sam Harris. and State VS.. T. D
Fisher. In the case OF George Washington
VS. Galveston, Harrisburg and san Antonio
Railway Company, In which plaintiff
claims $4,000 damages on account of loss
of both feet, the jury last night returned
sealed verdict
The Colorado Is again rising as a re-
suit Of the heavy rains Of last week. but
there is no fear OF another overflow
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M'coRAI1CK, Mrs. Mary P. aged A; al
Trevat. Trinity county, April 20
SELF. Mrs. L., aged Il; at San antonio.
May 8
WELLsFORD. James; CT Texarkana
May l.
WILSON, j W, of Springfield H.. a,
Austin, May l.
BURREss, ]. H.. aged "a; at Terrell,
May L
ATKINSON. ]. W, aged 70; at Florence.
April 90
MOORE, Miss Leola; at Ector, April 2s
ARNOLD Z. q. aged 73. near Mineral
Wells. April 29
HUNT, Or " NJ, aged 70, at Plainview.
April IS,
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Ennis street Fair.

Ennis Texas, May 5--The Commercial
club Is working hard on the arrangement
OF street fair and carnival, which viii
take place in few weeks, ARRANGEMENTS
WIZ ne made for reduced rates on rail-
roaos and a large out-of- town attendance
is expected
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Texans in New York.

VNFNNIaI 10 ne FOst.I
New York. May 6.--The following Tex
ans are registered al New York hotels.
pallas-G NJ, Bailey at the Normandie
ana A. ~ Friend az the Hoffman.
borough. '"e Wal
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Applicants for ,,cmhcr,,in

rho names OF the following gentlemen are
posted as applicants for membership in the
Houston lurnyeren; Active memberships.
F llle Jr.. pr X n Miller A l. We,ss
"a A. Weiss. n. /. Casnerson. 2 Ii VoIgbff'
Passive memhership-Joh Il Stephepe y
Stone Bernius F. G. Mustatn W n
Hume, r. C. Ford W -