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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07
DEPARTING-

Friday, April c.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Lahaina.
Schr, Moi Wahine, for Hawaii.
Saturday, April Z,
Stmr. Mokolii, Napalai for Molokai
ports, p. m.
S. S. Hongkong Maru, Filmer, for
China and Japan.
Monday, April s.
Stmr Kinau, Freeman, for Lahaina,
Hilo and way ports, 5 p m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07
Do You Want to
Buy Cheaply?

IF So, we can accommodate you.
Prices, you know, have gone up, but
that will not prevent us from selling
goods to YOU at old prices. We can
do this because we anticipated a rising
market and placed our orders early.
MEMS SUITS that would now cost you
in any other store 500, we are selling
for SIS. To save S. is worth something
to you. 1t cannot be done every day,
but on everything you buy from us you
will save from 81 TO So. Money saved,
you know, is money earned. Therefore
you will earn money by buying your
CLOTHING and MEMS FURNISH
INGS of us.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07

This morning a splendid assert
ment of Unbleached. Bleached and Col
ored
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per S. S. Hongkong Maru, from San
Francisco, March 31.-Mr. and Mrs. c..
d. Ballard, Miss f. l. Ballinger, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Campbell, 2 children and
servant, Mrs. M Campbell and child,
Miss Marjorie Strong, Mrs. f. l..
Strong, w. l.. Witham.
Departed.
From Hilo, per bark Annie Johnson
for San Francisco, April ID. w.
Marsh, d. A. Bane, E. G.. Cutting, Mr.
and Mrs. Fuhr and two children, Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Walker, Mrs. A. ]
Ticknor, w. D. Schmidt.
From Hilo, per Bkt S. G. Wilder, fol
San Francisco, April 2-George Schei-
BILE, Mr.. and Mrs. Brughelli, c. Alley
George Morrison
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co
and Togo Kisen KaiSha.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
Thirh Court of AnnenIs

Austin, Texas. January 1.-THE follow
ing proceedings were had today in the
Third court OF civil appeals;
Reversed and rendered: Delaware In
surance Company ct al VS. the Security
Company. from Travis; w NJ Sparks
ct al VS.. G. p Goats ct al, from Nacog-
doches.
Affirmed In part. reversed and rendered
in part and in part reversed and remand
ed; G. Willie ct al VS., Eugene Ellis ct al
from McLenuan.
Reversed and remanded; J r. Davis
VS., City OF Austin. from Travis; 7, Il.
Franklin ct al VS.. City OF Houston. from
Harris: Joe Majors vs. Goodrich G. Mil
Ter, from Falls r. NJ, Cole VS.. II. @.
Carter, Jr from Falls.
Motion overruled: Hays Bros. vs. 6.
F, George ct al. from McI.ennau. 10 file
transcript
Motions submitted; For rehearing. Mis-.
souri,. Kansas and Texas Railway Company
of Texas vs.. II. J. G. Cardepa' from
McLennan; s. A. Stephens ct al We. Susie
Hewett ct al. from Bell; Hugh NJ. John,
son VS.. W. NJ. Simpson ct al from Nc
Lehman; r, A, Mcfarland W.. G. V. Wi
der ct al, from Bell
To strike transcript from hles: Cath.
crime c. Jordan ct al VS., s. e. Young
ct al. from Coryell; Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway Company az Texas va r.
f. Dawson ct al. from Falls
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Fir,t court Of Appeal..

Galveston. Texas January II Follow
inr are ttdsy's proceedings in the First
court Of civil appeals
Motions submitted For rehearins p.
u. Wilson Hardware Company vs.. Ander
son Knife aud Bar company. from Jeffer
son; NJ Half G. Bro. VS. A. G. WanRe-
New Orleans Railroad Company ct al VS..
Gulf and Interstate Railway Company
of Texas. from Jefferson George Henkel
VS.. Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio
Railway Company, from Colorado Clara
&. Bats ct al VS.. w. j. Moore ct al from
Burleson International and Great North
ern Railroad Company vs.. w II. Brooks
from Anderson w. c. Lane e. al VS.. j.
NJ. Scale, guardian, from Leon; j. K
O'Rourke ct al VS.. E. n. Chopper ct al,
from Harris.
Substituted motion for rehearing sub
mitted: w. j. Moore ct al VS., c. G. Vogel
from Harris:
To strike out briefs and dismiss with
drawn by consent of parties 0. NJ Car
ter VS.. Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing
Company, from Harris,
To suppress assignments OF error sub
mltted. l.. d. Howard ct al VS. L. Schwarz
& Co.. from Waller
For certiorar withdrawn by consent OF
parties: o, NJ, Carter va. Forbes Litho-
graph Manufacturing Company, from Har-
ris.
Elk parte ID. F. Rowe--Detendant fined
1875 as for contempt and committed to
the custody of The sheriff until such fine
and the costs of this proceeding are paid
by him Motion No. l710 stricken frolu
the docket and defendant permitted to file
substituted motion If couched in proper
language.
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Fourth Court q, Ann,n,.

San Antonio. Texas. January 1.-THE
following proceedings were had in the
Fourth court Of civil appeals today:
Motions oyerruled: city OF San Antonio
VS.. Estate of n. Mackey. deceased. from
Bexar for rehearlng; San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway Company VS.. VIII
liam Weigers, from Bexar, for rehearing.
Texas Builders Supply Company VS. Ma
tional Loan and Investment Company ar
al. from BeNar, for rehearng; Calves
ION, harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
company VS.. William Davis, from Bexar
Tor rehearing; l.. p. Ball, executor, vs.
y. {. hagby ct al, from Bexar, for re-
nearing; Laura White VS.. Mary Small a.
al. from Bexar. for rehearing: San An
ionic Street Railway Company VS., civ
OF san Antonio. from Bexar, for rehearinr.
T. hertzberg vs.. George White. from
beNar, for rehearing
Motions granted: II. H. Hunstock Ne
Il. H. Roberts ct al, from Bexar. for leave
To ME supplemental brief.
Cases affirmed; MoTsie Bullock " IIo,,s
ton East and West Texas Railway CON,
pany. from Harris; Leigh c. Masterson ~
International and Great Northern P.,i
way Company, from Brazoria; lohn
Lang vs.. Iienke & Pilot from iiar,t+.
Jacob Endel vs.. Charles Norris 49,. ~,
Rnsk; Galveston. Harrisburg and 81, -" Nv
tonic Railway Company vs.. " n Nrnre'
st al. from Bexsr H'sW
Case reversed and remanded Arr,,....,
Arnold II Al VS., r. Macnonsls d.. %
Washington rem
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DECISIONS BY HIGHER COURTS
FIVE DEATH CASES SUBMITTED TO
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS.
Justice Davidson Has sufficiently
Recovered to Occupy His seat
Cases Affirmed and Reversed.

Dallas. Texas. January 1.-THE follow
ing proceedings were had in the state
court OF criminal appeals today:
Affirmed: Santiago sanches, from Cald-
well; Charley Robinson. from Brazos; N.
VI. Drye, from Galveston; John Wilson q
cases). from Dallas; Felix chatham. from
Falls: Mark Brown. from Titus; Norman
Dudy from Lamar.
Reversed and remanded: e. Wicker
Mike Gillen 60 cpsesl. II. G. Toomey g
casesl, from Tarrant; Louis Anthony. from
Navarro, Nose Cage, from Galveston; T..
T. Attswsy, from Waller.
Motions for rehcoring overrulod: John
Red from Franklin; clyde spencer, from
Parker.
Submitted on motion for certiorsri:
Aubrey Wood, from Cooke.
On motion for rehcarinE: Scott NILS
and Tom Burrows. from Nacogdoches.
On motion to dismiss appeal Kid Jor-
dan. from Rockwell.
Submitted on record: John Holden and
Fred Patterson, from Hunt
on briefs for State; J. F. Hudson, from
Dallas; Jeff Mote Sr.. and II. c. Gallo
way g cases., from Limestone; Henry Ior-
dan, from Navarro; Goat Lockett, from
johnson: OK parte Richard Gray. from
Duval; Henry Brown. Bob Mckinney
death. from Hunt; King Martin death,
from Kaufman Bob Mckinney death,
from Hunt.
On brief for appellant James Murphy
death. from Fort Bend.
on briefs for both: clint Mckinney,
from Huni A. !. Mayo and Llge Hall,
from Ellis; Andrew Thompson. from Hill
Frank Fossett, from Tarrant Joe Thomas,
from Morris, Simeon Hays. from Bowie;
Wash Garrett death from Dallas.
Presiding Justice W. l.. Davidson occu-
pied his seat for tn FIRST time In many
weeks, he having been Ill al his home in
Georgetown since November. The Ave
death sentence cases submitted make an
pnusuallv large record for one sitting Of
/ ne grurt
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rHE rnrrn COMING our.

senstor Deveridge's speech expressing
the impsrialistlc administration view with
respect 10 the Philippines has been given
the widest currency.
The IndAnians press coaehers are
adepts IN the business. and probably re-
cslysd some Inspiration from republican
insrasersl headquarters. This speech
WIS pull IN cold type and sent out to the
mfrnlhg papers several days in advance
ri It's delivery When The young sens
torlal dehutapto rose to pour forth his
tosr-ntias defense o. tho imperial policy
q the republican party. the tslismanle
wcrd release VAS flashed into every
newspaper ofhes In The country and
stra Fhtwsy the Msrssnthalsrt begun 10
loil ovt M msidfn efor,
NJ such courtesy wes accorded ssnator
Hosrs spesch IN reply That had 70
await the Congressional Record, which is
allow III tbe,Frindins Of its srist and has In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
BUSINESS MATTERS
New Grocery COMPANY.

Greenville. Texas. January N-n
wholesale grocery business Of Seam
East has passed into the hands q =
company and will hereafter DO calds'
under the firm name OF the searnI
East Grocery company The capni \
of the new corporation has been pix'
$4,000, and is held by w. L. Seanh
Il. East, S. A. Hill, W. A. Gary ana
Harrell. all men of large capital ans
cessful in business. Application nn 4
made for charter and officers were y,
ed as follows; w. l.. seaman. pre-
T. r. East, vice president; ). ~
treasurer; w. A. Gary, secretary
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TEMPLE ToPICs.
4 Public Installation by W. q. w
Circle.


Temple, Texas. January 17.-Myrtie
grove No ie. woodmen's Circle, held a
public installation OF officers last night
at the Odd Fellows hall, az which some
2eo Of the members and friends were pres
ent, Mrs. w. l.. Elkins presided as iu-
stalling officer and Mr.. r. p Buckingham
as master Of ceremonies. Rev. George .
Wyatt delivered an address, which WAS a
fine exposition OF the beauties of fra
ternity. After the installation the circle
served an elegant supper IN the adjoining
hall, which was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
Mr., r.. h, Elliott OF this place n oil,
unto himself bride Monday at Llano.
Miss Free Reeves OF that city being the
other contracting party. Mr. Elliott is
and has for some time past been employed
AT the Chieves Bros store ana the couple
VIII make Temple their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Downs leave toda,
for Waco. where they 20 20 attend ths
hapkere' convention.
Messrs 7, O. childers. Y. french
T Freeman $. NJ STANCE ana r o.
Gresham are attending the c,ttlemen's
convention 81 Fnrt Worth.
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ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING.
Party of MeSicans Stole Little
White Girl.

White Girl.
Corpus Christi, Texas. January IA
most daring attempt at abduction was per-
petrated in this city yesterday, but the
would-be abductor was frustrated The
victim OF this plot was little Oracle, the
7-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. H..
Fisher of this city. According TO the
child's own narrative of the affair, she was
returning to school shortly before | O'Clock
and when in front OF Or. Spohris' resi-
dence on the blum she was accosted by
q Mexican, who had alighted from
buggy nearby, He offered her some candy,
but she refused It. He then deliberately
picked her up. slapped his hands over
her mouth, and carried her to the wagon
and placed her In It. There were several
Mexican men and women In the wagon
A little girl passing by and realizing the
predicament OF her schoolmate said to tho
Mexicans, You better leave that little
girl alone to which one OF the Mexican
women retorted III you don't keep still
We will take you. too
The wagon then started on and had
gone quite a distance when a farmer 10
passing by in a buggy saw the weeping
white child with the MexicRns and sur
missed sonnet hing was wrong and asked
for an explanation of her presence The
men We're at loss to explain, but said
they had found the child, after demurring.
The farmer then took charge OF the child
and the would be kidndpers proceeded
On their way The Child was restored 20
her parents and the matter reported 10
the authorities, no Instituted dtligent
search for the would be ahduotors at
once, but up 10 tits writing they have
not been apprehended.
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Tne Commercial side.

Turning to the commercial side
OF the question, he asked how we
were TO get rich supporting a big
standing army in the Philippines
In order that people who earn
cents day might trade with us?
In China he had seen $500 China
men working in a cotton mill for
wages that averaged $3.50 a month
in silver and boarding themselves.
Yet our workingmen were to be
asked to compete with the 100000
OF such workers in the Philippines,
TO pay taxes 10 support an army
OF occupation, TO substitute vessels
to carry trade. that the country
might exploit the Philippines. To
hold the Fil'pinos without their
content. no said. gave the lie to
every Fourth Of July Grafton ever
delivered in this country. From
Senator Berrys speech on the
Philippines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18

Clark & Co. Of Galveston, said work to
commence in few days
The government is having house built
for the use of the keeper OF the beacon
light on the jetties. r. H. Johnston,
United States inspector from New Orleans
lis in charge of the work.
There is quite freshet in the Brazos
river now, and a raft of one hundred and
fifty ash logs owned by the box factory
has broken from It's moorings and gone
out to sea,
Invitations have been received at this
place TO the grand annual ball at Rich
inond next Friday night. From all ac-
counts this bali viii he the greatest social
affair IN tho history Of old Fort Bend.
United States steamer Arbutus and
seven schooners were In port Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18
HOUSTON. THURSDAY. JAN. IS, 1900.
TEN PAGES TODAY.
rooLIsH MILITARY EXPERTS.

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Sno' mat ehuea MIS- great ne was very
uhuhderpot OF war lie was essentially
an aggressive hghter' not defensive one
Newt 10 Napoleon ne was the most omni-
present soldier who ever directed the ire
mendous energies OF battle.
Moreau' after ne had quit his country
TO enter the service OF Gear Alexander
upon neing asked now to night Napoleon
laconically answered tight him where he
IS NOT SO rapid and perpiexlng were
Jaeksons movements and 40 like an
avalanche let loose from unexpected quar-
ter did his troopers fall upon the enemy
that opposing commanders came to under.
stand Moreaus advice to his chief.
II the Boer generals had pursued Jack
sons tactics In any one OF the great bat
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Marlin ,Initers.

Marlin. Texas, January lo'--o \
lett united in marriage at tne SV~ \.
this morning Mr., J. L. Jones ~ u
f. Snodgrass Of Durango, VIZ
They are we'll known in this clv 4
The Misses Frank entertainsu N
nesday Matinee Musical clup rha
residence yesterday afternoon. ofaa
OF honor was Miss Nicholson = ,s.a
who is considered by comps'eh' :
be the prima donla o. TEXAS, 4. III
Captain w, b. IL Walt q NIX
in the city and reports farh,sl9 NJ. i
behind with their work. ~ IN, i
behind this year than for
prior. ..fss
Miss Margie Neal, primary r,ts
the High school. who has been
Pamela county. the past ~ees s,,nd,ss i
side of her mother, returned ssn ~ssi
leaving her mother much iiip'S
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Llano. Texas, January lo,-iAsI
at 10 o'clock the grocery store o. Y
Swanson at this place was, tosf!ua
contents. totally destroyed by nIs
goods were valued at Sl4oO; lnsaH
$1,000; origin of fire unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18

Ennis. Texas, January III. hs
who purchased the Levingston ~, W
dry goods, has moved his Wolfe wv !,
OF goods 10 Ennis and combined "
Mr., Tom Lane is his partner ana =
will be known as j. T. Lane sol
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residence AZ wh,sss' :. !

sherman. ieSas, Jsnusry "a
riiinight last lspt The resiaFn'' !.
Suia.av burned At Nfites.'i,ss an1 ;
hnlldlag ana rnptcniS shen, NAN 4
ins Insured for ;snfl and n'as a,r ~
Tor 500 Fire oriluated i's~
rls...
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s.n ,n,.,,,u.- sndaca Des''I

Fort Worth. Texas, January An
Fsrland OF San Antonio d'ee s
the Mansion house this morn ~.
reached here last night. ~ 49, ~
morning he arose aud as he e ,.s ,,r.s
pair Of stairs he var strurn ~ ,s,s .si''
end fell part way dpwp. ne az
the hospital, but died 90 me ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18

Austin. Texas. January lI'--o, Y L
doing business on East sixth sltus Y
w. II Tobin, doing business at.pa, v
of Congress avenue aud wss'
street. traded drug stnres toaa!'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18

Denton, Texas January u Mrs. 1aylor
BOYD the wife Ct a prominent farmer ~
ing near Lewityille. in this county. vas
kicked in the head by vicious mule thta
morning ans instantly killed
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nn.iness Purchased,

Copperas Cove. Texas, lanu''
James r. Ray has bought the al y 4
ness OF NJ. l.. Hines & Bro a'~ +
j. T. Rather i'm charge.
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a-,n,nno items.

ou'n',ns Texas January is.--r,,.,
states superintendent, " cAme,.u
has arrives snd will surerinsend -. go
wcrk which IL 70 Be DON. ey char,s,
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The Houston Post says; Extra session Is
stalking vomplacently up TO the muaale OF a
big gun loaded with some solid shot aud
a whole lot OF dynamite And doubtless
snme OF the members are stalking up with
great trepldaton, IL might 90 on.--wiils
Point Van zanter,
Guided by the hne Italian hand Of tho gov
ernor there need be no fear Of the eonsc-
ar.nees o. tho extra session. u the hie gun
soes on Il will hring down the proper mark
49,
Zoe Rsilsys speech 10 congress laSt month
On the currency bill was one 81 the ahlsst
and best delivered en- that subject NJ
Bale, always sfauits himself wall ana does
honcf 20 hts state when the emergency arises
FaiFheld Recorder.
u slwsys PAYS state TO put mss in
prominent pcsitiens 'sho ar. capable o. re-
necting honor upep the commorweslth
"Railey Of Texas" hss done as much 10 eis.
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Telephone Numbers: ss,sss,s. ~

he city.--The Post is delivered to any part OF ihs
city by carriers, per month. $500; three months
5000 six months. 5000; one year. $1,000.
Mr. Theodore BerinE has charge OF the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs Theodore
htrng, ChAs. Lott and Paul Hobby are the
thotlzed collectors OF all city bills doth a5verts
Ing and subscription and no money should be
paid to any other than those named. unless
special written authority signed by the business
manager is shown. Al accounts of any size
should be paid BY check in favor OF The hous-
ton Printing Company,
subseribers falling 90 receive The Post regularly
vii please notify the Office promptly Every
PAPER Is expected 10 be delivered not later than
bi5o cciock a. IN
Inoer no oircum stances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
psid, or accepted IN payment Of accounts.
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The TRAGEDY AT N
RANGERS STRICTLY ~.
THE CONCEALED wEArS
Attorney Mathis Gives a..
inting 10 the sInttrr NJ
ford Was Accidenta,Iy !,

Bastrop, Texas. January I,
ments. the man who was M.
tragedy Monday. is doing Nh
ise Of recovery. Nothing "a.
veloped. Rangers and peac. y
cautious; incoming trains &.
pistol laws are being riroro.,.'s
The grand jury win reconvss! q
for the purpose OF iuvestiss,,s. n
of Walter Reese, Jim coien'sn I.
charged with killing younr A ,
ford, and the greatest inttrs.," =
In the proceedings. = 9
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The history OF tho Philippine war so far
as may be involved the real causes that orig
mated It and have kept 1t dragging along
like some endless evil, is kept under lock
and key 1t is not likely that its purnos IS
aud aims will come to the full knowledge of
the country until tho present administration
90 ,..ttrod
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
ny The
Houston Printing Company.


s r. NJ, JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT.
q, ]. PALMER. vicH-PREspESr.
1HE DAILY POST, TtiH SUNDAY POST.
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OFFICE OFF PUBLICATION,
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Avenue.
ENTERsD At The posroFFicH AT HOUSTON. TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS NATTER
subscription by Mali In dvanee. Daily and Sum
day Post. one year. $io 90; six months. $500:
three months. Sz.so one month. $500.
1HH SUNDAY Post. one year. Sligo.
lHt -WEEklYpost Mondays and Thursdaysl
one YEAR $500; six months. so cents three
months, as cents.
Foreign Offiees-Eastern business ofier 4s Tribune
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Auditor 4. r. Holland B. B. Throop and J. K
Grisi, Travelling Agents
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Columbus, Texas, January l7,-n,|
port TO the ST. Louis Republic IRON
las, to the effect that the Tcwns,l|
Reese feud started thirty wears Al, II
the disputed ownership Of az antnI
steer, that 100000 has been speat X
suits and that more than 200 mes Y
lost their lives because Of the natn,I
steer, is erroneous. This feud sNss
years ago in the race for the otacs 81 N
iff. Both factions in this feud rehs1|
the Townsend family Six lives have
lost, a child wounded for life acidaIl
and VIII Clements seriously woursd|
More than thirty years ago !
started between the Stafford and III
send families, possibly on accorn, a
unbranded steer. That feui LASTED isz
few years ago and possibly twenty 4
We're lost on account OF Il. Thu 4
no law suits between them.
A company of Rangers reached hasl
day, but this afternoon were sumutlR|
Bastrop. As one faction Of the tssl =
control OF Columbus and msmbefsd
other side are not likely to come Il y
their presence here is not Necessary
is not probable that killings hereatbH
occur in Columbus. ~ ''s~es "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-18

When sharkey breathes his ribs protrude
His broken sle,s still attest the tremendous
hitting newer OF the boiler maker. Prize
hghting. however, Is still manly sport aud
nv no meane brutal,