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DOCTOR KIBBE has returned.
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CHRONIC DISEASES

OF the THROAT. KIDNEY. STOMACH
and LIN Err permanently cured. so that
there Will be no fear Of a relapse IN the
future.
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Potatoes. local t7@t9 Per ton. Yakima s,Nsn p.,
ten swee. potatpes s. per cwi bcs,s. IS ser ssss
tsffets CO.. PET sack ruianaras co. TER go, ~.
Tins 90 Pet salk cabbage. keqsti uer r.t nsr
snlps eNgast & yer seeA, sarc iQc lntturs t9s
IL r.r Doe dollhouse lettuce N&dsGc trefs ssfss,
t.f Aos, yaaiahra. iee ger dos hnthduxs ttm,fss.
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Ter ewt. oyster pisni, ssiloy Deg No. pirnt .ta,
III per 10. squash 3. California eaaiirowsr a
rss doxl psrsimmons. Ne6si Ter e1x.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05

Yorktown. Mayor, G. f. Gerhardt; al
dermeu, +. Kraege, H. f. Grosskopf II. r.
Schultz, ]. b. kasprzik: assessor and col
lector. o. H. Riedel marshal, G. A. LEM.
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IN THE FIELD OF SPORT.
The Memphis Meeting VIII Begin Today
with food Card.
sTRtAMtR LIKELY 10 BE THE FAyopIrE
In the Montgomery Hnndicn n NcAi-
lister Has signed with Dctrots--istg
Cocking Main at san Antonio.

Memphis, Tenn, April 4,--The gates OF
Montgomery park win be thrown open at noon
tomorrow and the twentieth annual spring
meeting OF the New Memphis Jockey club will
have begun. The meeting bids fair to be the
most successful in the clubs history The
city Is nled with followers OF the turf includ-
ING the better class OF horsemen, jockeys ana
bookmakers.
Eleven stake events will be offered during
the twenty racing days aud with more than
1000 thoroughbreds quartered az the track,
the indications are that all OF the events will
be well filled
The track has dried out from last night 8
showers and Indications tonight are that to-
morrow's contests will be decided on good
course. The feature OF tomorrows pro-
sramme is the historic Montgomery handicap
at mile and u sixteenth, for which some
OF the best handicap horses IN the West will
start. The race VIII be worth about $1,000
to the winner.
The handicaps OF the past have always been
productive OF magnificent struggles between
tlustrous turf representatives from nag fall
TO Finish, Modesty, Riley. Buck Massie, Cliff
ford. Salvablc and Dunois have contributed
TO their owners the winning end OF the elias.
SIC. and the race has increased In value and
interest from year to year until nowadays II
is locked on as one OF the most important
events In Western turf history.
John W. Schorr's colt Streamer is looked
upon as the probable favorlte in tomorrows
race. He win be ridden by Tommy Burns,
who has strong local following, jolly Roger
Cherry Leaf and Camhrian arc also we'll
thought OF by large following.
The following officers will preside: Presd-
ing Judge. Captain James II. Rees; associate
judge. s. NJ Apperson; starter Chris Fitz-
gerald secretary NJ. y. McFarlan. clerk oi
scales, Robert Hitler.
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TEXAS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
FURTHER RETURNS or THE NEW.
LIZ ELECTED CITY OFFICIALS.
McCuIIoch of Waco and barry OF
Dallas Were Very Badly De-
fcated for Rc-elcction.

Waco, Texas. April 4.--The city election
yesterday proved to be a landslide fos
the opposition to the present administra-
tion and Mayor McCulloch was buried UNI
der an avalanche of votes. The count
was completed late last night and showed
the following vote for mayor;
]. W. Higgins 9i42; C. C. Mcculloch
1881. Higgins majority, Ill.
Wien the majority was announced las;
night a negro crap shooter in the crow
remarked In loud voice: Amt dat 6
natu'al?"
The race for aldermen resulted as col
lows;
First ward. A. Alexander; Second ward
w. NJ. Woodall; Third ward, w II. HoR-
man; Fourth ward, John +. Marshall;
Fifth ward, w. ii. Deaton. All these
were reelected except Woodall. who sue
ceeds Il. r. Nash, who was moi a candi-
date for reelection.
r. II Kingsbury was elected recorder by
an overwhelming majority, receiving more
than double the number OF votes polled
for his closest opponent.
The new officers will be indicted into
Office Thursday, April II.
The proposition to sprinkle the streets
at the expense OF the city was carried by
a large majority. The city council had
have the streets sprlnkled and to as
certain whether such policy would meet
with the approval of the people. The
proposition was placed on the city eltc-
tion ticket. Street sprinkling won over
whelmingly.
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MUST DECLARE SOON
Whether They Are to Remain Spaniards or
Become Citizens Of Cuba.
THE JURY SYSTEM TO 81 GIVEN A TRIAL
IL May He Applied to serious
Cases.

Havana, April 5.---The secretary OF state
and government. Diego Tamayo, has is
sued an order to all the mayors, warning
them that at s O'Clock In the afternoon
April IL the time for Spaniards to register
expires II. however. all the Spaniards
who come to register April IL can not do
SO on account OF the excessive numbers
wishing to register. tickets can be issued
to all of those who went to the Inscription
office before O'clock and the right OF
these to inscrlbe subsequently, will be ad-
mitted. Tickets, however mast not be
given to those who go to the inscription
office before 5 o'clock p. m. on the day
mentioned.
The law reform commission has decided
TO adopt trial by jurles In minor criminal
cases. involving penalties OF from one to
six months imprisonment, with a view
to securing final decisions and tlNs pre-
venting the higher courts from being
clogged with numerous appeals. IL Is pro-
posed that five shall constitdts jury.
AS to whether decision shall he reached
unanimously or by majority, the com
mission has yet TO determine. At first
it was proposed that MINOR criminal cases
ihould not be tried by one Judge, but that
the Judge should have member OF the
municipality aud the chief OF police SIT
with him. AS an alternatives to this trial
by jury was adopted
Tho system has thus far been unknown
in. Cuba, but II is thought chat the people
will in time become educated up TO It, and
that the principle can then be applied
to crimes of higher degree.
The presidents OF the committees of the
national party of Havana have agreed TO
organize demonstration n honor OF Gem
ernl Maxine Gomez becusc of he letter re
Gently published ty him urging shat au-
Economists should not ne allowed TO take
part in the politics Of Cuba Until tie in
dependence OF the Island has been ostab-
lished. Tho promoters OF the Gemonstra-
tion will also formally invite him not to
leave the island. as he has already de-
clared his intention to do.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
TopAY's ENTRIES.

Three quarters OF a mile--Tom Collins ia
Goebel, Ed Garland H. Plantaln III. Aven-
stoke, +. W. Brode Ito, Hmtlme, The Lady
In Blue, Warrior. Espionage. La Josephine
los Myrtle Van l04, Easter Card, Sir Gat!an
lOa Knight Bannerett %, Greyless. Lark
spur So
One-half mile. seling--Wild Pirate lis, Ex.
pansion, Icon, Joe Frey, Frank Johnson. Del
march los, Alfalfa. Snrd los,
One mile, selling-Bil Iackman l0S Wis
count Leando, Wlndward Traveller, Dandy
II, lol Frank Mcconnell l0s, Miss Patron
l0i, Abusive 1902, Kitty Regent 100, Bnnnie 9s
Russell II. &C. Indian %. Two Armies o.
Californian 90, sylvan Engano 50, Martin
Duke, Statue ST.
One and, sixteenth miles, Montgomery
MISREPRESENTATION lis, Streamer llS, Cherry
Leaf, Croelet ITO. Duke OF Baden Jolly
Roger, Greatlands los, Relic of Mcmphis lo7
Laureate, Harry Nuttor, I'd Upton los, II gh
links 1872 Canen, 81, Simonlan 100, Alice
Turner, FlorIzar 90, Maude wallas 49,
One half mile--Ep, Francis Refs Beatle
stone, Myra MorelR. Barbara w, Green ID xon
Lilly Farmland, Cinera, Edna Greene, Fancy
Wood Golden Harvest, Cecil Morgan, Bah
Ono mle-Yuha Dam H. Geo b. Cox Ban
ished H. Cathedral 100, Bequeath. W. b.
Gates los, Lillian Reed, Celtic Bard lO6, Der,
Davis 1902, Nellie Prince 100. Tommy o'Bren
Hoods Brigade u.s. Ben Chance 90, Schnell
Laufar IS.
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Lampasss.- Marshal assessor and coll
lector. Rice Kiyg; treasurer. J. F. white
secretary. f. s. Noble; attorney. G. G..
Bierbower; aldermen Sam Dickens. j.
II. Cauthen, Il. n. Leggett
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Orange Locals.

Orange, Texas. April 4.-Doc King, q
colored aborer employed at the Miller
mill, was caught by a heavy board. which
struck him in the stomach and iammet
him against the wall injurlng him Sc
vsrely He was given prompt medical at
tention. but will be laid up for few
days
Judge King, brother OF the above man.
employed at the same mill, jumped from
high tram last night and stuck a TWEEN
ty-penny nail through his foot
A representative OF large hardwood
mill In Alabama was here today inter-
viewing lumber manufacturers as to the
supply OF hardwood contiguous to Orange
and the feasibility of establishing spoke
and handle factory at this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
WHARTON LOCALS.
Mrs. Morelnnd Was BADLY Hurt-D
q. G.. Meeting.

Wharton, Texas, April 1.-The j. E. B
Stuart chapter met at the home OF Mrs.
R. A, Armstrong Monday evening. An
interesting programme was rendered. The
motto for the club was selected-"Vestl-
gia Nulla Retrosma" (no retracing foot
Prints. A badge was also chosen. Deco
ration Day will be observed by the mem
bers of the chapter. The committee on
decoration will be Ms. o. w. Davis. Mrs.
r. B. Huston and Mrs. R. A, Armstrong.
Miss Sue Border was admitted to mem
bership.
Mrs r e. Morelapd, who met with the
painful accident yesterday, is much better
today. II was found necessary TO re-
move some part Of the fractured skull,
the brain being exposed Other parts OF
the bone were raised A fracture of the
cheek bone was discovered as we'll as an
Injury to the left lung The patient is
now relieved from a comatose condition.
Mrs. A, !. Foster has returned honaa
after pleasant visit to relatives in
Cuero.
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Five furlongs-Lemoon. 1906. Decimal. Can
die. Rtvonah. %. Lady Lindsay. Sweet Capo-
raj. i0S Princess India i05; Frond 1911.
News Allie r. H.. 49, speadmas. l0i; Cerialis.
100.
Hall mile for 2-year-olds Moor. Albert
Enright Frank Morrison. Belle OF Danyille
schrry. Della Gee. The Copper, Anecdofe. In
fallible 90
Stesplochase two and one half miles-Plato
liz; Baby Bill 1863: Cosmopollian IA; Mes
tor, lb6.
Six and one-half urlongs-Royal Sterling
Post Haste Magic Light Grandeur, Robert
M,tcali. 100: Tourney 1903: Kmmage. Chas
r. Hayman 90 Thermos l06
Mile and sixteenth-QuseA Of Song iiDi
Robert Metcalf. l02; Sir FltkhrglI. ITO: sid
ney Lucas, 115; Boney Boy 12G; Brisk. l2l.
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TAYLOR TOPICS.
Ipterna tionaI Is Arranging 10 Store
Quantity of Coal.

Taylor. Texas. April 4.--The Interna-
tionil and Great Northern Railroad COM
of ground below the depot, where they
will store GOO carloads IF coal. 1t is es-
timated that this storage will comprise
about $4,000 tones. and Will be banked
ON the ground. The coal is now looked
for every day.
A party went from Taylor to Austin last
night to hear Bailey's speech.
1t is reported that Taylor contractor
has secured the contract Tor gtadlng the
extension of the Calvert, Waco and Bra
EOS Valley.
Hon. Cooper Sausom and Judge w. +.
Robertson will open a series OF joint dis
cussion at Round Rock tonight IN placing
their candidacy before the people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
FIRE AT MACON, GA.
The Homes of Ten Families We're
DESTROYED.

Macon, Ca. April 5.-The homes and
household effects of ten families in South
Macon were destroyed by fire this morn
ing between 80 and o'clock. The fire
originated in the two-story residence OF
Mr.. Wing near Beasleys Crossing and
on account of the stin wind that was
blowing the sparks set fre 10 other houses
in the vicinity
All OF the houses were OF more than
average size, the smallest being four
rooms
The damage, as closely as can now be
estimated. will reach beyond $4,000 ana
maybe more. Many houses in the neigh
borhood were not injured at all and con-
siderable damage was done 10 furniture
in moving It out.
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than $500 tons weight. The principal
part OF the cargo Will consist Of thirty
one Baldwin locomotives for the Chinese
Eastern railroad. The Carnegie Steel
company will forward some 1000 tons Of
steel rails for the Formosa railroad and the
Pencoyd Iron works will ship 400 odd tous
OF bridge material for Japan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
Deaths Mt Bremona.

Bremond. Texas April 4.-Three deaths
have occurred in this town within the last
26th instant
Mr.. Ed Custer, a very old and highly
respected citizen. died on the 18th instant
and at 3:27 this morning Mr.. o. c. More
bead, postmaster and express agent for
several years. died Of apoplexy He was
taken about O'Clock last evening. and
was a corpse in a little more than five
hours. General health Of the town good,
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Result In Dallas.

Dallas, Tsxas, April l.Returns from
yesterdays election are still incomplete,
but there is little occasion TO change last
nights estimates. Cabell's majority for
mayor will be over 1000 and the rest Of
the ticket as indicated last night. Mayor
Elect Cabell has received hundreds OF
congratulatory kilograms. The first 20
come was signed -. w. Bailey Mr.. Ca
bell and the Fifth district congressman
are warm personal and political friends,
and Mr.. Bailey was delighted at news OF
CabelIs election.
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NV nr,are neceived.

Navasota. Texas, April 4.-The new iron
bridge buils by the Indiana Bridge COM
pany for Grimes county pyer the NaYa-
sofa river was viewed by the commission
ers court today and received as thor
oughly neat, substantial and complete
structure. a large Number OF representa-
tive business men accompanied the com,
missioners ON their Inspection tour aud
were we'll satisfied with the work THIS
will give large part Of BRACES aid Wash
ington counties population free Scoess TO
trade here. undisturbed by freshetf,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05

Mile selling Flambeaucttc lo7; Fiero
Portlands' 1903. Ledaea, lol; Master Lee. BLY,
l03' chispa. Human Reid. My Dear. 10l
Henry c.. no. Liyela. 10b
Mile, selling Torsna 100; Croker. III
Reina De Cuba. 1902 Vinctora 1903. incl,
True. ll5. Ace. 122; Miss Soak llS. Or
Marks, l22; Los Prietos. l22 Milomcto. III
Flanders. Us: Vim lis.
Eleven -sixteenths mile Esplrando. il6: Sill
yer Maid, Lady Britannia IL: Mountebnnk
l0l; Miss Rowena, ia; Norford, l0i sugden
ll3; Alas Ella Bolhnd. 20; Bill Howard. liz
Nav Gertrude. 90 skirmIsh. ia
Mile and a furong. match. 500 addcd~Ad
100.
Five furlongs sciling-Parsifal. los; iii,
loun 10. Bernota. rs; Mafeking. i07 An
dratius. 10. Montana Chieftoin no. Thorn
wild. 106 Dderot i07. Immodtl III
Mile purse-Arbhcos. ll5. Lothian i0a.
Casd5le. 1903: La Bor~'a. 81; Nesuyiau. i0i
Bathos. 81
Mile and an eiEhth--Plnkerton handicap
Horton. los Topmast li3. Alvero. sS Rosor-
monde. 107; Constellator a2. Clonslla, OF;
Tom Calvert IS; Opponent 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
Bis Shipment Of Machinery.

fork, April 4.-The German steam
nneimina, which is about 10 sail from
e'pn's Tor Yokohama and yladiyos-
VA carry one of the largest ship
ol American machinery. etc. ever
70 the Far East. heiDg no less
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
BRYAN IN OREGON.
lie Had an Audience of six Thousand
at Portland,

Portland, Ore. April 4.-W j. Bryan
addressed an audience of 5000 people in
this city tonight. Mr.. BRYAN was in bet
ter voice than he has been for some days
and spoke for over two hours. devoting
most of his time to money, trusts and inn
perialsm. He spoke briefly on the war
in South Africa and his remarks on this
subject elected tremendous applause
During the day Mr.. Bryan took special
train from this city and made four speeches
in Yam Hill and Washington counties
This morning he left on special train for
tour through the Willamette Valley and
Southern Oregon, continuing on through
California.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
SCREEN DOORS
Main and Capitol Avenue.

Susie futile. Laura Gordon and Messrs.
James A. Graye, A, r. Chambers and Jo-
seph futile.
MIR. G W. Fisher has put on the market
the first strawberries OF the season. Mr..
Fisher resides about one and half miles
from the court house. Last year from less
than two acres OF ground he realized 5000,
This year he hopes to nearly double that
amount.
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with much Interest sand several CONVEYS
sions Is proof of the fact that the Lord lis
with the people OF Ennis IN this effor, TO
Bring sinners to Christ. -t
The meeting at The Free Methodist
church Is also progressing nicely. The
crowds are so large that they will move
their meeting from the church 10 thh
opera house. on account OF the immense
crowds attending 10. & tF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
BAILEY HAS BEST or IT.
Results Of the Washington County
Primnrics Very FnyOrnbIe.

Primaries very fhNor"pie'
Austin. Texas. April 4.-Disconcerted by
the result OF the primaries held in Wash
ingt county last Saturday some OF Mr.,
Chilton's friends-wIth the assistance OF
certain publications over which they have
inaueuce-are attempting TO minimize the
result by claiming that II Is anything
but conclusive. Said information is not
produced, however. and may be considered
on a par with the further Information OF
which they claim the custody to the effect
that Mr. Bailey will not carry a single
county in the Ninth congressional district.
This claim is rich In everything but foun-
dalton. as the facts are thal MI Baiiey
has much the best OF II in Burnet. Will
hanson. Travis. Bastrop and Caldwell
counties, TO say nothing OF Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
BELToN BRIEFS.
a Company To Manufacture Rope Has
Been Organized.

Been Organized.
Bolton, Texas. April t.~-The young men
OF the town have organized a social club:
have raised fund OF $500 10 furnish room.
which they have rented and to get the
leading papers and magazines
The certainty OF the cotton factory has
enthused every one and the town is put
ting on new life. One substantial re-
ult Is 4 rope manufacturing company
has besa organized and will have ma
chinery ready TO begin rope making as
soon as the cotton factory is started. A
number of other enterprises are under
construction and doubtless will be inaugu-
rated as soon as work on the cotton fac.
tory begins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
Several street Flights as a Result oil
Political Henr.

Lake Charles, La. April 4.--several
street fights occurred on Ryan street this
morning as result OF Whist were con-
sidered personal insults contained In the
Republican fusion" column OF daily
paper. The election comes of April III,
and n things continue TO warm up the pot
will boil before the election,
Those confirmed 10 the Episcopal church
by Bishop sessums last Monday night
we're; Mrs. Walter Gcss. Misses ARM
strong, Lottie McGinty. Maggie lessen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
JENNINGS Results.

Washington April six furlongs-Flrst
Whip Himmase. MouzletoI, Time l;le.
Four and a half ;urlonss Touch Light
Ball Clodhopnor Time .57S4
Mile and half over six hurdles Gould.
Cousin Jess. Monroe Doctrine. Time 2:5e 3-5.
Seven furlongs. ceiling nminutiyo Pick
v!ckian Hold Up. Time ~ 80.
Mile and 100 vardt-- ChareniuB Sidney Lu-
cas- Beau Ideal. Time i:5l i-5
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TEXAS roLITIoAL NOTES.

Denison. Texas, April 4.--Reports re-
celved today indicate that as general
thing the democrats were successful at
the town elections held yesterday In the
Indian Territory.
Mckinney. Texas, April s.--Hon c. D,
Randell and Senator J. r, Cough. rival
candidates for congress to succeed j.. w.
Bailey. held Joint discussion At Anna,
this county, toaiEht.
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San Francisco. Aprl i.--scvsn sixteenths-
Homage. Tiolitn. Ada Fox. Time 1881
Five furlongs-- Candle Light II. Carlo. Fer
mel. Time i:0lA.
Time 115
Mile Prestome, ENpedient. Ailcena. Time
Mile and a sixteenth lamora Go To Bed,
Malay. Time LASH
Seven turlongs-Mortgage Head Water.
Castake. Time i;26J9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
yic,oria county Committee.

Victoria, Texas, April 4.--Hon. J. d.
Jameson, chairman OF the democratic ex-
ecutiye committee for Victoria county has
called meeting OF the committee April 10
at 0. m. ct the court house for the pur-
pose OF fixing date for the primaries and
the transaction OF such other business as
may be brought up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
Mig Cooking Main at SAN Antonio

San Antonio. Texas. April "A seven days
cooking main Will be held In this city be-
ginning April IS. Up TO the present there have
been quito a number OF cocks entered The
lights will be for s2b q side and $3.50 Tor each
odd night. Hack fighting will be conducted
at night. The mains will be held At the
Western Star nit.
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" York. April I;--A strong syndicate
eeen formed for the purpose of con-
.ng railroad extending the length
[uoa. distaace OF about 500 miles.
ZION as the necessary authorization
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-05
LOOKS SERIOUS.
japanese Press Is Guarded as to
Probability or War.

Yokohama. March %, via Williams
Head Quarantine, b. C., April 5.while
the tone OF the native press is exceedingly
moderate and guarded 1t is quite evident
that the thinking Japanese are impressed
by the serious character OF the situation
regarding Russia 1t certainly looks now
as II there was something serious in the
pertinacity In which the Occidental press
has been inisting upon war between the
two countries in the near future, In the
last few days 1t has been announced that
the Russian method OF nsinuatlon has
been applied to Korea in the Usual form
OF a court adviser and a large loan.
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discharged without bail.

! Sherman, Texas. March To-day at
Tloga in the inquest held over the body
OF j. l.. Brison the evidence showed
clearly that w. II Shumate. who sur
rendered to peace officers after the kill
ing. acted in self-defense and he war dis
charged without bail.