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Pres, Oak Gin College for Young I LADIES' dies

ing in charge the arrangements for the
big celebration next month have about
concluded their labors and are now formu-
lating an elaborate programme for the
occasion. which win be enhanced ny
prizes to the amount of $500 The cele-
bration win occur on Friday and Sat-
urday August II and IS, and will consist
OF grand street parade and trades dis
play in the forenoon Of the frst day, fol-
lowed by grand regatta, racing tourna-
ment baseball. orators etc. in the even
ing and next day The revenue cutter
Galveston Will also be here, The two rail-
roads leading ipto this city win put on
exceedingly low rates from all points on
their lines ana the AFFAIR promises to be
q grand success and will no doubt be wit
messed by many thousand people.
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GOODMAN NOMINATED.
|The Trouble in the seventy-fourth
District Settled.

|The Trouble in the seventy-fourth
District Settled.
Dallas, Texas. August 1.-The demo-
fratc executive committee for the Sew
futy-fourth fotorial district today set
LED all the trouble that has existed in
/ he district for nearly month cast. Tho
PICTORIAL convention was assembled in Dali
Is on July .; the foater has for years
feen conceded by Dallas county to Rock
Pan, but Phil C. Travis of Dallas was
dominated by the convention. Rockwell
democrats at once protested because their
fnolce, Hon. John l.. Goodman, did not
" mo nomination. In this they were
uea by many Dallas democrats. MIR.
Isyls considered the ACCESSIBILITY of ac-
eiung the nomination for several weeks
NJ nnally announced that he would run.
'alei he reconsidered and withdrew.
.nalrinan Charles l.. Martin convened
committee in special session today.
so motions, one to call another cen
saIlon and the other to ratify Rock,
sns cnolce, We're made The first mo-
"a aad the sanction Of Chairman Bell.
sae latter was adopted. 1t is not
Es.eo that any further complaint will
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DEADLOCK IS STILL ON.
= chance Of Nomination by the Second
'n'' Iadlclal District Convention.
,ars DECLINES THE USE OF HIS NAME
!, coucuses Were Held During
hut No Agreement was
Reached-Baiiotins to Proesea'

49,, worth, Texas, August 1.-The Sec
s' .anreme judicial district convention Is
O.r W. licked. Up to adjournment tonight
g. 's'...ave ballots had been taken with
- m,,erial changes for any OF the can
.',.,.s The last ballot was stephens
!. i, wallace 81, oarswell SO, Arnold
!. smith 9. There being no likelihood
nar,pg a nomination, Mr. Decker OF
,r,r,ssue county moved that the con-
.n,,or adjourn to meet at Bowie August
'. This motion was lost.
- n.snite the fact that Emory G. Smith OF
na r,Sr county refused to permit his name
~ before the convention, during the
.es ON he received nineteen votes. 1t
!. bslieyed that If he will consent to be-
a,ms a candidate he would be elected.
ssyer, caucuses were held during the
AZ hit no understanding was reached.
when the convention adjourned at about
,,anIght there was no material change in
tho balloting. Forty-four ballots have
Ia, taken. There is no probability that
hi convention will make nomination.
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VISITORS AT aUINTANA.
Many People Are Enjoying the Sea
breeze mt the Mouth of the Bruxos.

breexe mt the Mouth of the Bruxos.
Vuintana, Texas. July 31.-The present
visitors to ouintana and Surfslde are as
follows; j. H. Craig and family, Columbia;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hodges. w. b. Crav
ford and family, Brookshire; C. wooley
and family, Columbia; Sam Popeioy and
family, c. l.. Hopkins and family. Ros-
enberg; d. X. Murcheson ana wife ]. r.
Murry and family, Angleton; E. j. VIII
son and family, Brazoria: e. L. Wo,d-
worth and family, Damon; H. e. Thomp-
son and wife, Fuleher; w. A. Leonard
ana family, Angleton; D. n. Harris and
family, Wallis; H. Masterson and family.
b. kiam and wife, ]. w. White and
Vile, Mr.. and Mrs l. Cannon, George
u, Hunter and wife, w. A. Malin and
Wife. w. l.. HOWE and family. William
D. Cleveland and family. ali Of Hous-
ton. H. j. Bolton and family, Wharton;
u. ID. Dorchester and wife, Velasco; Mes
danes Q. r. Nash, Richmond; j. L.
Loughridge, Waco Dolly Brown Chero-
kee, o. *. Clinton, Arizona; W. e.
Slckles, Angleton; C. r. Cox, Ballowe;
NJ. A. Carmen, Richmond; j. f. and G..
5. Perry Perry Landing; R. T. Hill.
CharleS ANDERSON, Charles Snider. Austin !,
M. h. Foster, Mary Mcdonald. Houston;
Misses Aliene and Kitten SHARP Edna
Bilderback, Hanna Maln and Middle
Brisco Houston Alice Delaney. Jessie
Bell, Kate Masterson, Angleton: Annie
Chiffon, Columbia; Aliene and Abhie
Cleveland, Houston; Nola Fugit, New Or
leans, La; Isabel Weinberg Galveston:
Verna and Mercedes Smith San Antonio;
Emma Carl Myra Hill, Velasco; V.
Frazar Wallis; Beatrice Moskowitz,
Houston; Annie Johnson Angleton.
Messrs. G. NJ. Bryan, Ballinger Mills,
Galveston; T. NJ Bowie. Caney w. We
yant, Jr., Amsterdam r. R. Foster. j.
w Witty, j. w. Saxon, f. J. Duff, j.
w, Mayfeld, J. H. Hill. j. p Geisicke,
Wells Thompson, G. H. Sweeney. Frank
Erskine, n. E. Masterson Angleton.
Frank Andrews, j. F.. Brown, ]. S.
sousa, w. d. Cleveland, Jr. Donald and
Bertram Cannon, l., Loren, B. Kiam, "
s. Foster, w. w. Anderson, Thomas r.
Baufield, all of Houston; b. F. Master
son, j. A. Bryan, l.. C. Masterson Gal
veston John Juliff Juliff; F. Chit n
Columbia; C. Albright, l.. ]. Wilson, Bra
zoria; W. V. Lauraine. Georgia; Mas
teIson Smith, Columbia; E. W Prewett
Houston r. C. Gains, Brazoria; j. NJ.
Moore. Angleton; f. S. Perry. A. b. Mays
l., Polk, w B, Howell. Jim Brown, r,
NJ. and c. Wolcott, Dave Austin, Robert
Stringfellow. B. H, Carlton, and forty
others, Nelasco.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Dallas, Texas August 2.-The populists
will establish State headquarters here in
the next few days. 1t IS said an aggressive
campaign will be undertaken.
Groesbeeck. Texas, August 2.-The re-
publicans will not decide as 10 putting
out a county ticket until after the State
convention has been held. The county
convention Endorsed Green as State chair
man.
Clehurne, Texas, August 1.-George Will
son was elected chairman OF the State leg
islative committee of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Flremen of the State at the
Fort Worth meeting OF thae organiza-
ton.
Corpus Christi. Texas. August lon ac-
count of the big celebration which is TO
occur here next month D. odem. chairman
of the Eighty seventh representative dis
trict. has called the convention to meet
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wAXAHACHIE CHAUTAUQus.
Christian EndenvOr Day WAS the
Red Letter Occasion.


Waxahachie. Texas, August To-day
has been the red letter day of the Chau-
tauqua session. 1t has been Christian
Endeavor day and there has been much
enthusiasm and interest manifest through
out. Many people from the city Were
out and spent the entire day.
AT $50 a. m. devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. NJ. +. Chappell; al g.: 10
Rev. F. X. Farr gave a Bible study ex-
plantation: at 10 a m. Rev r. Il. Phillips
Of Ennis, chairman Christian Endeavor
committee, Texas synod, Ennis, delivered
an exhaustive and comprehensive lecture
on the scope nature and extent of the
Christian Endeavor work in Texas; at IL
a. m. Rev A, B. Buchanan of Fort Worth
read reports from Presbyterian unions and
Christian Endeavor secretaries; at p. m.
Rev C. f. Stcakes of Marshall. Mo-. gave
one of his charac teristc Chalk Talks "
at p. M DR.. Logan OF China delivered a
discourse on the missionary field in China,
which, in view of the present situation,
was full Of timely interest; at 4 p. IN. a
business meeting of the Christian En-
deavor was held. at 8 D. M. musicale
was given.
Hon. Joseph Bailey was on the pro-
eramme for the night. but 1t seems that
he will not be able to attend, much to
every ones regret,
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DEFECTIVE CENSUS
For Political Purposes Is Alleged IN
Miller County, Ark.

Texarkana, Texas. August 1.-THE dem
ocrats in Miller county. Ark, are dis
turbed over some discoveries that have
been made in the census enumeration in
that county. They maintain that the
work was not complete and one instancr
is cited of DAYS Greek township, which
has a population OF 400 and voting force
OF forty. but was never seen by the cen-
sus takers. It is alleged by the demo
Gratis that the imperfect enumeration
throughout the county can be established
and that the flaws are intended 10 thwart
them In their purpose Of creating
county clerks office in the event OF b.
600 population being shown. The demo-
Gratis wore so positive of the increase OF
inhabitants reaching this mark that they
even went so hsr as TO nominate a can
dldate for county clerk some time ago
subject 10 the laws requirement in the
legal finding of the census.
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RAIN REPORTS

Mckinney Texas. August There was
nine and quarter inches of rain here
during July. il rained on twelve days out
of the thirty-one. The heaviest min was
on July 1.-two and quarter inches--and
the lightest July 13-one-siXteenth of an
inch.
Workman. Texas. August PA good rain
fell here late yesterday evening. which
will help cotton, make stock water and
make the grass green again Both farm
ers and stockmen are happy
Moulton, Layaca County Texas, August
Monday the 30th ultImo Moulton had
a good rain and today, August l. down
pour which gave the ground a thorough
soaking, which will keep the farmers out
Of their fields for some days.
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EXPLOSION UNDER A CAR.
DALLAS Passengers Were shaken Up,
hut None Were Injured.

Dallas. Texas. AUGUST 2.-Much excite
ment was caused on South Harwood
street this afternoon by an explosion un-
der the tracks OF the Dallas Consolidated
Electric Street Railway company as one
Of its cars passed over, The explosion
took place near 81. Patrick's church, aad
a large crowd of men and boys was soon
COLLECTED. The car was damaged but not
xvracked. the motormAn was uninjured.
exceut from shock. The explosion took
Mace under the front wheels and direct
iy beneath where he was standing; The
~ an directions. The street railway Of
fcials charge the explosion TO strike sym
,ssthtzers and say dynamite was used.
The union motormen repudiate any re-
sponsibiity for themselves or their
police ofaeials have failed TO discover
anything on which to make arrests. but
are still investigating
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siTED DEMOCRACY IN THE sixru,
:" 'he Forces Are Combined for n
Large Majority.

uslas Texas, August 2.-Democratic
A'en'ions in the Sixth congressional
go nave ceased the party is united
/ aaa ana ready to exceed the majority of
f. gwen Congressman Burke two wears
q All differences have vanished since
AisaFadO convention. Some men were
.usa wlph the candidate and a great
s.ofl.y Of the voters of the district we're
s sS,sl with the platform. Between the
1 ~, and the platform all are p,ea5ed
0O Ovs uiseordant note has been heard
H. from any part of the district
nv Inc convention. W ''' 'N'
LuDty S%enioerats of Dallas and of Dallas
cEs 9 mas "a already gone to work for the
sS,u Iney promise that the CITY OF Dali
n Saa not go for republican AGAIN
! ',sy ~, mean to give Governor savers
bsv 'ivVo to $1,000 votes in the county,
w.. intend trying to make Governor
mt mt iead the ticket in order that Dallas
s may cut a wide swath" in the
ses r,enlon. But the party is united
ce sssessive all along the line and pal
tlsl la.ys majority for every man on
sAs' promises to be stupendous
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen on the night of July 81 one light
bay horse about or 9 years old, about
1915 hands high. foretop fresh cut off.
little thick under the Jaws, caused from
dstemper shod In front, short name and
tolerahly thin tail; branded thus A1
connected. with bar under on thigh. SIS
reward for horse delivered TO j. p. VIII
Hams. or H. f. Criswell, city marshal.
Yoahum, Texas.
strayed or stolen, one 2-year-old black
horse. II 1-2 hands high, branded So on
LETT shoulder Address r. y. Whhe.
Austin. sheriff Travis county.
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FREMONT ARRIVALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ice Parish MISC Parish.
Honey Grove Chris. l.. Brochfurd. Hen
derson; f. J. 4. Mackint sh. New York;
j. b. Jones, st. Louis; Charles j. l..
Loutry, Strong City; T. Bel, Lake
Cherries; j. j. Jones. Austin; Thomas II.
Farmer. Waco; W. Y. Hunnicut. Marlin
II. Noork, Chicago: ]. l.. johnson. st.
Louis; j. zineman, New York: Il. ].
Harlan, city; J, NJ. Nobel. Lampasasa
a, =. sisson, New York; j. Il. Lancas-
ter. Waxahache; r. T. Woodward. Dal-
las; James 7. Taylor Dallas; r. L. Hard
man and family, JEFF Egan, w. f. Daley,
Jr. l.. Fitzhugh, city; c. \. Cummings
and family. Houston; f. W. Flint, New
York
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AN ECONOMIC LEAGUE.

Mr. John P. Key is in the city for the
purpose of organizing branch of the
Economic league.
The object of the Economic league is
TO encourage an interest in the discussion
of social and economic subjects and to
furnish, by lectures and printed courses
of study, reliable Information on such
topics as trusts, municipal ownership.
National expansion, the Monroe doctrine,
money, tariff, direct legislation. etc. etc.,
which are of vital interest 10 the Amer
lean people. II is said that this is rot
an effort to found new POLITICAL party
or to interfere with any OF the Larties
already IN existence. The Economic
league is committed to no party. creed or
hobby.
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Graham Case in the Hands OF Jury

franklin Texas, ADJUST 1.-The case
OF State VS.. Guy Graham. charged with
tho murder of Allie Boswell, went to the
was consumed in the argument OF the
case. six attorneys speaking. This case
has been in progress for four days and
has. on account OF the prominence OF both
tho deceased and defendant, attracted
much attention throughout this county.
The crowd in the court house today was
the largest in the history OF the town.
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THE FRUIT CROP.

De Leon, Comanche County Texas, Au-
gust 2--The fruit crop in this section Is
far ahead OF anything west Of the Brazos
river. a movement is now on foot to
plant trees the coming season In such
quantities that the people will he able TO
supply Northern markets with peaches
in ear lots A number of farmers VIII
plant from ten to twelve acres in liberia
and other fine marketable peaches.
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THE CORN CROP.

Leander, Williamson County, Texas, Au-
gust 1.-The corn crop is very good
Karnes City, Karnes County. Texas, Au-
gust Corn and sorghum are in splendid
condition
,Brazorla. Brlzoria County. Texas, Au-
gust THE cane crop Is doing well and
corn is also good crop. generally.
Winchester, Fsyette County, Texas, Au-
gust "A very heavy rain fell here yes
terday evening which will be Of some
benefit to late June corn and other late
crops
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Chairman Executive Comm
coMMurAmoN SOUGHT.

Governor Sayers has asked the governor
os Arizona to look into the cases of Will
liam and Thomas Haldeman, sentenced to
be hung at Tombstone on August 10. with
the view to securing a Communication Of
their sentences IL the circumstances Will
warrant. and he has been assured that
everything possible Will be done in the
way Of complying with his request, which
was made upon the prayer Of relatives
and friends of the condemned men, who
are from Gonzales county Texas.
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~ san Diego August 20 Instead OF Au-
sust Is. This will prevent any lnterfer-
enee with the plans OF those who contem-
pia'ea attending the celebration here.
crockett. Texas. August 1.-The democ-
racy OF precinct No. met here in con-
Vention today. Hon. J. E. Downes, pres
en- chairman, was elected chairman for
Nne ensuing two years. This election
makes MIN chairman OF the democratic
executive committee for the next two
years. Twenty Ave delegates to the coun-
W convention were selected.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
About Six Hundred Corporations Have Not
Yet Flied Affidaylts.
70 PREVENT FRAUD IN SUMNER NORMAls
Steps Have Been Taken by the super
intcndent of Public Education.
Farmers National Congress.

Austin, Texas. August 1.-The returns
from corporations who are required to
swear to affidavit blanks that they are
not trusts nor connected with trusts have
resulted in some 1900 out OF 1850 corpora
lions making the required affidavit to the
secretary of state. Those not answering
the afhdavits are corporations that have
hitherto been looked upon as trusts.
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STREET CAR OPERATIONS.

R. B. Baer. receiver Of the Galveston
City Railway company, filed his report
for the operations OF the road for the
month OF June with the clerk OF the
United States court today. The report
shows the total operating expenses Of
the road for the month to have been
ss77361; the cost of maintenance Of the
property $3s16.42; the car receipts siS-
$500 the gross earnings s20,s44 So; net
earnings ss754,62. and the surplus on hand
$40 393 "a
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Legislative Candidates Turned Loose

Cleburne, August 2-Ine CONVENTION OF
the Seventeen Pictorial district falling to
agree on a nominee today at Midlothian
after nineteen ballots, agreed to let bath
Mr.. o. ]. Logan OF Johnson county and
Mr.. w. II. Fears OF Ellis county run,
leaving the results to the November cleo
ton.
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candidates at some time in the future. tho
date not yet fixed.
In all probability. 30 the leaders say.
they will indorse some OF the independent
republican candidates who are getting
ready TO announce.
The populisrs In this county have
dwindled down to a very small quantity
and will cut very small figure In county
politics. The republicans will not enter
into a fusion with them and will place no
candidates in the field.
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xn,, Arainst the Katy.

ainsboro, Texas, August al. W. VIII
liams former roundhouse man Of the
K.tv RAILWAY company. filed suit here
toasv Tor Sl5 600 damages. He alleges
tbaI his nose was broken and his eyes
n rar injured while cleaning an
ssb nan Of an engine having defective
flue June ].
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KiiIed by a Mule. Kick.

sherman Texas. August 2.rhe 4-ysar-
old daughter OF William voelkel of Eethel
neighborhood died last night froIa the
effect of kick by mule. The wound
was sustained Sunday. since which tire
the little one suffered greatly until death.
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pARrENpER KILDED HlMsELF.

C, Helthams shot himself in the right
temple this evening at ) o'clock with
3s-c.aliber pistol inflictng wound from
the result OF which he died. The de-
ceased had been employed as barkeeper
at a saloon owned by Mrs. Dombrush at
Sixteenth and Bayshore, in which place he
committed the deed.
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THE GRAIN CROPS.

1eander, Williamson County. Texas, Au-
gust 1.---Oats and wheat are turning out
very we'll; wheat runs sixteen bushels and
oats fifty bushels TO the acre,
Troy. Bell County. Texas August l..
Wheat is now being threshed the Weld Is
fully % per cent below what had been
calculated on
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for $1,000 damages, which the retition
alleges the plaintiff has sustained W the,
failure Of Campbell TO execute certain
notes growing out of an agreement 10th
parties entered into February 20, 1899.
concerning the transfer OF 400 shares OF
the Texas Yellow Pine Lumber COM
pany.
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MEETING ArnA,LAs
M 'Heu To particinufa

A..
ball.. s'ed to Participate.
|nle ieSas, August 1.-The big DEM
III. ratification meeting to be beId !.
I au.n,,. .us night of August l6 under
bic chm Of the Young Mems Demo-
EtlOp i 81 Dallas is exciting much at.
b sppOIn no1'h Texas. All the commit.
riiiacatiopu b oy the club to look after
report cana nave gone actively to work
|nocrst ia TS a.. progress. Every
ds1 ~ letters Of invitation % DC n prgn
|pa s0a !. committee. Oe issued by the in
aslon /. ne principal addresses Of tns
psssssnsr expected to De delivered by
asr;us 9TH y W. Bailey. There will be-
ias i nrsna , orators OF prominence.
lndica,Ions ng Tor a big crowd and
are mat the crowd Will be
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Lnnhnm GubernatorinI possIbiIIty.

Fort Worth, Texas August 2.-When
Congressman W. T. Lanham shall have
concluded the coming term in congress
in which he was elected here Monday, it
Is given out by some of his friends that
he will enter the race for governor.
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Died from EGect. of a Jump.

Mckinney, Texas. August Wv. H..
Hurley. prominent contractor. died last
evening from the effects Of broken leg
sustained In jumping a raylne while
hunting three or four days ago
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