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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
DILLON.

U. S. Rohrer, d. d. Nusz, A. VAIL
and F, J. Rumold were in Abilene
last week.
Allen and Emily Barnes OF Chap
man spent few days at home last
week.
j. M. Morley made trip to Kansas
City last week.
G. A. Morris spent few days with
his uncle, B. H. Davis.
Mrs. VIM. Reed Of Junction City
spent few days with her parents
Mr.. apd Mrs. 4. A. Bird.
A. Bohannon OF Abilene visited his
son on the farm last week.
Miss Olive Pitts went to Abilene
Saturday.
A. G. Davis and son John left Sun
day on trip to Oklahoma.
Emory Orr has been very sick but
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
BOX Social at Highland.

A box social will be given at high
land school house Friday evening
Dec. 81. There will be something
new and attractive in the way OF
finding owners Of boxes. A doll Will
be placed in each box which will be
exactly like another doll suspended
by a ribbon around the neck OF the
owner Of the box. Dolls will be fur
nished free OF charge to all ladies
coming without them. Another lea'-
ure Of the evening will be an elegant
box filled with bonbons to be voted
to the most popular lady in the house,
votes, s cents each.
A program, consisting mainly OF
readings from Field and Riley, will be
rendered in the fore part Of the even
ing. The proceeds will 60 for the
benefit Of library fund.
Every one cordially invited 70
come and have fright royal" time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
BUCKEYE.

Chas. Moore came home from Sugar
City, Colo, last week.
Charles, Clyde and Herman Hum
mel, formerly Of Buckeye, are in bus.
mess In Lesdville, Colo.
N. zook and NJ. ziegler have lost
stock by turning them on green feed.
Aaron Martin left for Oklahoma
Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Stewart is staying in
Abilene.
Mrs. s. Grove left Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs. II. Engle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
MOONLIGHT.

Miss Lizzie McFerren went to Chap
man Saturday where she intends TAX
ing the musical course.
Miss Lizzie Sheets went to Abilene
Saturday intending to stay two
months.
A number Of our young people at
tended the lecture at Chapman Satur-
day evening.
Misses Cora Baumbaugh, Ber tina
Reel and Minnie Giants and Samuel
sollenberger spent Sunday with Miss
Lizzie Sheets.
Gilbert Warwick died Friday night
Of typhoid fever, interment in the
Chapman cemetery Sunday forenoon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
Chsse-Luker.

Married, at II a. m. today, at the
home Of the brides parents Mr. AND
Mrs, Frank Chase, near Talmage' Mr.
Abner c. Luker and Miss Cora b.
Chase, Rev. DR.. Blayney officiating
A large gathering Of relatives ana
friends was present and a b0untlia ~
dinner was served. Many valuable
presents we're received by the bride
and groom who are popular young N','
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Luker Will
settle on a quarter section oil the
Chase farm and go to Housekeeping
at once.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
GARFIELD.

Meetings continue al Pearl this
week.
Hugh Holt finished shocking his
corn Monday.
The pie social at Pearl Monday
evening was a grand success
W. c. Woolverton went to Salina
to attend the N. A. A. convention.
VIM. Felbush is hauling corn from
north Of the river.
Harker Hersh Of Abilene attended
church at Pearl Sunday evening.
Literary has been organized at Gar
field school house and will be held
every Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rees visited at
Mr.. Waddle's sunday alternoon'
There will be q conundrum social
at Guy Lattin's Tuesday evening"
Dec. IS. The proceeds will 60 to the
Mt. Pleasant church to help with the
Christmas chimney and entertain
ment which will be held Christmas
eve.
Lee Cooley and sister Helen spent
Sunday afternoon at VIM. Birchell's'
Charles Johnston drove to Chap
man Wednesday with his sister Mary
where she is attending school.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
School Report.

Following is the report Of district
40 for the second month: Enrolment,
"A. Those neither tardy nor absent;
vevs Cleaver, Anna Freddy, Emma
Gantenbein, Sarah Hartman, Alma
and Chester Sterling, Hugo, Jennie
Joe, John, Walter, Mary and Paul
weishaar, Henry Rohrer' Parents
are invited to come and examine
vork. E. E. BERT, Teacher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

For Sale Cheap-My property on
North Kinney. Mrs. J. E. Tate.
73-5t&2c*
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
ENTERPRISE.
j. X. BERRY, CORRESPONDENT.

Albert Chandler is on the sick list.
Chas. Handeucy visited friends in
the city Monday.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
?. Klaus is slowly improving after q
serious illness.
Mrs. J. K, Andene and daughter Of
Emporla visited friends in the city
over Sunday.
Frank Shook returned from Banner
City Tuesday.
Andrew Keshner Of Ohio is visiting
relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bosken Of Kan
sss City visited friends here last Fri.
day and Saturday.
Paul Shoeniield is clerking in the
grocery department Of Peterson &
0stberg's store.
The Hoffman mills are being run
byusteam, the water power having
failed.
The |. o. o. +. has rented the room
recently vacated by the Eagle and
will fit it for lodge room for the
Rebekss and Odd Fellows exclusively
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

Miss Ella Martin Is sick at her
brothers In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Stokely visited at
H. Corenberger's Sunday.
Mrs. Lee Baldwin has relatives
from Illinois visiting her.
Joseph Downing is sick.
Mrs. S. Lady was cslling on friends
Monday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
IS Reward

For information leading to the re-
covery Of two heiiers coming two
wars old. Both have horns, the end
Of the right ear cut square off,
E. T. ELLISON,
40. Abilene, Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

For Ssle-My residence property
on North Cedar. Also my l60-acre
farm five miles south Of Abilene.
S7.2ta2c* A. HEINDEL.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

E. Bergstresser, dentist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13

We also have a car OF
Choice Hand Picked Apples.
This will be the last car this
season.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
Taken Up,

Small red heller calf with right ear
marked. Owner can get same at my
place in Garfield township, section 81.
12.2cslt WM. BIRCHELL.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
7vn1nn ,n1nn, Mn,1n G. Q. STERL & GO:
NEWBERN.

Ira Shepherd hauled off his wheat
last week.
Benz. Gish returned home Monday
from few days visit in Marion
county.
The box social which was held at
Philemathecn school house was well
attended.
Misses Elizabeth Golden and Ida
Engle returned home Friday from a
weeks visit in Hillsboro.
The meetings closed at Belle
Springs Sunday evening
Samuel Zook and wife left Wednes-
day for Mexico
Fred Nice and son of Canton, Ohio,
are in this vicinity looking up a To-
cation.
VIM. Page Of Moonlight was visit
lug friends in this vicinity Saturday
and Sunday.
A. Golden has finished building his
new house.
Mrs. Annie Hughes is improving.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-12-13
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
REFLECTOR CORRESPONDENTS
-
TALMAGE.

H. W. Dayholr has bought j. H.
Norman's gasoline engine.
The National Aid will hold an invi-
tation dance Friday evening, Dec. a.,
at the hall.
Robt. Hislop Of Washington state
is visiting his parents after being alb
sent 10 years.
Daniel Norman is putting up shop
and will engage in horse shoeing.
Harvey Frey and wife have gone to
Tabor, Iowa, to remain a few weeks
after which they will 60 to DesMoines
to work in a mission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05

lad your hearing and the matter IA closed >.
That aroused Mr. Smith 10 the boiling
point and he began calling up his frienus'
who advised him to take an appeal Tins
morning telegram was sent TO Mr. Homer
advising him that n formal sppeai In writ
Ing had been mailed to him MIR Howard
was also notified that such move had been
made. and then MIR. Smith began TO law hts
plans, which, he says. will be elaborate and
that he will not rest until he has been piirg IA
OF the charges made against him. ali OF
foundation.
Il had intended TO 60 home ana follow q
pair OF mules behind pillow, not caring 10 be
on the turf, IL such charges could be made
against an honest man and upheld without
giving the accused n hearing.' said Mr.
smith today, but have reconsdered tho
question and propose to fight It. The NASH
ngton Park board is said to have somethina
up Its sleeve by which IL hopes to prove thai
atoepte 500 from J. Carroll as a bribe NOT
to claim Catastrophe out OF a selling race
Now. Il the board Of appeals hears my case,
Mr.. Howard will have an opportunity 10
shake that sleeve and the public will hear
his facts. know that am unjustly ruled
against. and am entirely innocent of the
charges made against me by Carroll he
lisve have been made the victim Of a con
spiraoy. and now | mant to know something
about the facts myself"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
THE FAITH HOME ASSOCIATION
ENLARGEMENT OF FIELD OF CHAR
ITY CONTEMPLATED.
Expressions of Thanks for various
Contributions and Courtesies
Extended to the Home.

There are so many members of Faith
Home association away from the city,
scattered in every direction over the
broad universe for the summer, that the
meetings have been for some time lin
tied to 4 small number. Every Tuesday.
however. the regular day for meetings OF
the association. finds a quorum of the
board OF managers at the Shearn chapel,
where the association has always been
made SO welcome and comfortable, which
pleasant fact is greatly appreciated by all.
There are twenty-five children now In the
home from 10 days old to years, and the
intention OF the association is to extend
the limit of age for inmates now that the
accommodations are SO much greater.
which Will broaden the charity extensively
with hut little additional expense. The
ladies have sent cut circulars for the next
annual chrysanthemum show, which VIII
take mace in November. The circulars are
always issued in lime for growers VINO
wish 10 make exhibits TO become interest
Cd and compete for prizes II they so de-
sire new feature of benefit for the
home will be added 10 this years enter
taiument in the way of department for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
THE BEnING GUN CLUB.
TIE Club Medal Won by l.. ID. Harvey,
Fine Score of a Stranger.

Last Thursday proved to be one of the hest
shooting days that has presented lt5"lf for
some time The grounds were in good cohdi-
ton and the weather cool Mr.. SpiceT, an
exceptionally good shot, was welcome IS
itor and made several good scores lac
shooters always welcome visitors The score
in the medal contest was as follows, each
contestant having twenty-five shots;
Spcer -, Vnson IL, Jones II, i, BeTng
IL, Harvey 49, Sens 16. Rice 10. Daniels u
Mr.. Splcer being a visitor was barrh from
competition for the medal. very interest
ing diversion from the regu'or 'rder OF
shooting was for shooter 10 advance te-
ward the trap with his gun loaded ana me
puler to throw two targets when last eI-
pected. This resembles held shootiHs very
much and proved quite a surprise % those
who tried il. A number OF the shooters rave
been after prairie chickens this week. tut
very few were bagged. Mr.. Dave gee mas
reported the best success, twenty-five aaVlng
been killed. The prairies are covered "lih
water and mosquitoes very plentiful, making il
very dsagreeable ON the range.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
TEXAS SMITH WILL APPEAL.
decided to Fight His Suspension
cn, from the Turf.

saso special says.
tal,. Iexas' Smith this morning sent
l'ls,ams to E. C. Hopper, secretary Of the
~ 81 appeals of the Turf Congress at COW
ths No. N.Y. and James Howard, secretary Of
TIA, sSnihgton Park club, notifying them
tsnss,sa nad taken an appeal in the decision
), Ss. against him by the latter association,
eyed bribery '''su on the turf for al
Tor ,oas MT Smith decided to quit the turf
huy ro,' Ii'hout making fight, but he care.
aiter intas.'eu the question Sunday and
cscla, Interviewing several Of his friends he
ruiz, :. !" remain in Chicago and contest the
| b cls, M the Washington Park board which.
htasine VEG him of without granting him
Tales be,i,A according to the American racing
/ sae Secretary an appeal must bo given 10
sseeslol snS. ~ the association where the
| I've dav. appealed from was n,ada hin hto
W. Snin'er It's rendition.
| 70 had 49,. was under the innnraesio, ,h.t
aln wa re TOO long. as the rullng aeainst
1 say hnit ele last Tuesday ana iba ave-
.snile looki,'eula have expired Yesterday Pm
sseend that 49, vfer the rules this morning he
''s 10, eoun. ie "a stipulated that sunday
..estioa ssss,prosIng Of his string or horse. n,
suots 70 rs,rry Mr: Smith made eli nreusr.
,,sset SUNDAY 4. 70 MS ranch i'm Texas He
f1ser over u seeiusion and thought the
tsn stcretarv M ~ also received AM answer
hearing Tsoward. whom he had asked
Ae answer was, You have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
ETAELBERT WAS The WINNER
SIDNEY LUCAS WAS A VERY HAL
THIRD, AT THAT.
Lengths Away and Only Eight
Lengths from Rear Horse.

New York. August 4.-Ethelbcrt, held at
to in the betting, won the Brighton cup at
two and one-quarters miles at Brighton Beach
today, scant length before Imp, in the
fast time of Si9 15. Sidney Lucas, the
American Derby winner. was a bad third. ten
Lengthy away and eight lengths in front OF
the tired Herbert. who brought up the rear.
Mile and a furlong-Rare Perfume aud Sir
Fltzhugh ran dead heat; Yoloco. Time
:52 So.
Run ofi-sir Fitzhugh won, Rare Perfume
second. Time .55 10.
FIVE furlongs-k enilworth King Pepper,
Belvine. Time 1901.
SIX furlongs-Musette. Smoke, Cyrano. Time
1:12%
Two and quarter miles, the Brighton cup
-Ethelbert, l2i lSpencer), l to 2, won; Imp,
lg2 (Jenkins), to and to }, second, sid
ney Lucas. 100 (Bullman), 3 TO /, third Time
S:49 Ia
Six furlongs. the Electric handioap-Tower
of Candles, All Saints. Maria Bolton. Time
l;13 rs
e-The Chamberlain. Prestidgitator,
Wildwood Time l:il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05

me lighters who are challenging Terry
hhnow perfectly we'll they can never beat him,
, ~. tney want to fight him so MS 10 get a big
n Iosir enu. WIN not make match with
\, ne nrst lighter Harris hurls this den at is
sha IN riaherty OF Lowell, Mass who has
Ii harehsed Terry to fight him at isS pounds.
Finbass, says ne VIII make the match with
"nv 9i,S az the weight be suggests. but that
~ MI NJ not agree TO losers end, as he feels
confident Terry can beat aim I'm as quick time
az u tool him to beat Erne.
missn n"y pc old' but here 1t is for those who
T'ass. y, 9 only dope, but il shows how
ANY might consider himself entitled to a
rsht with Jeffries. McGoyern defeated
Si uans IIrns; Frank Erne defeated KID La.
DEBATED Choynski. Choynsh defested Rub
nm huhlln defeated Sharkey and Sharkey
MADE It interesting for Champion Jeffr!es In
ngnt That went the limit
mere you are. It's all straight Follow
along tie line and you will see that Il is ALI
rieht You might add to 1t and change 1t 4
DIT. such, for Instance as recalling that
TFn it,yi,, came near defeating Mccoy and
FltzsimiLons. and also recollecting that
sharkey beat Mccoy and Corbett.
II records amount to anything" contin-
ued Harris "McGovern has perfect RICH,
70 e nsn' J zen His record entities him to
agine ll6 pounds fighting rs Jeffries weighs
twice as much as McGovern."
It's rank outrage for little fellow like
Terry 10 lick digger men than himself" said
Pitcher Garvip of the Chicago baseball club
speaking Of the Erne- McGovern bout
Why don't you take him on?" quoried
Clark Griffith.
DO II in minute If he'd agree, and I'd
ma out why bigger men than he have gone
Gown before him." said the pitcher from
Then Garyin began to show how he could
defeat the little champion. Easiest thing In
the world, he said. "six feet four and three.
quarter inches tall with reach nearly a:
long; Couldn't hold him on? He'd feel like
q nsh at the end of line whsuing Home
Sweet Home "
Then Griffith, for joke, wired from Bos-
ton TO Chicago. asking how much fight pro-
moter would give for the bout And that s
twiil,r will challenge Terrible Terry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
THREE BIG FIGHTS ON.
r.. First viii Be that Between fitzsifn-
" mons and Rubin.
Charley AND FlTz WILL MIX UP NEXT
~.nctt and Mccoy VIII Put the
Anu ,.,,u Touches to the Horton
Boxing Law.

Saw York. August 1.-The fi,zs'm a'ns
,.si,n heavyweight contest 70 NC ueo'ueu
hup .he twentieth Century club at Maoi-
peO sonare Garden, August 10, promises 70
sON ro,ord breaker as far as arousins IN
ua ~. many admirers of Lanky BOD "ho
,aovs claimed that their man was
.rlv real thing in the heavyweight
.no Ia now very busy talking about the
NV anner in which Fitzsimmons Will nm
s"' Akron giant. Eitzsimmons has al
hh =" "a puneh which could be relied
"a win fight. and his cleverness usually
s-as an opportunity to land 1t.
rnbun's great showing in knocking out
80 shows that Fitzsimmons has nc
s s,rns and the fact that both men are IRAN.
ins uaaIize that the fight will be one OF the
WV so.t they have ever fought, Ruhlln mas
haruss ,raining for some tune. and says he Is
y, peeH arch excellent condition that he -swill
la.,Iy dispose Of Fitzsimmons ia less time
. ,rsn ne took to put Sharkey out.
tDsA ,ba outcome of this fight Will settle
10 ;s 10 be Jenries' next opponent IN q
ahsmnionshp bout, both men VIII DO theli
LIZ r. earn the decision, and with such DIE
s"iious and such hard hitters, one OF the
best nghts s'@F
&c nv riincDing OF the match between Jim
c.hstt and Kid Mccoy yesterday afternoon
te the third important fight to be de-
do before the Horton law goes out OF eX-
,stsnce September /. Not since pugilism
vas FIRST introduced in this country have
,hsra boen so many important nstlc en-
counters slated to be fought in less than
,Sraa rsseks' time as are billed from August
N N August 80. The three fights scheduled
.ra ,be Fitzsimmons- Rubin 20 on August
IN ,he sharkey- Fitzsimmons mill on August
q and that between Jim Corbett and Mccoy
W Roth Mccoy and corbett are as confident
as men can be that each is the master OF
the other 49,, liz. 1x,,,
bss been clipched" said Mccoy today. II
have been after him for some time, and
aiI / want is the chance to face him in the
rug He hunked out of our last match,
hi II he orawls this time | will know the
reason why. | can defeat Corbett, and nc
one knows that better than the ex-champion
himself Now that the match Is assured.
viii 90 10 Saratoga at once to begin train
Inc, will be in good condition on August
corbett does not agree with Mccoy, how
ever Said be today:
Mccoy will have an opportunity to make
good his bluffs on August 30, | have con-
sented to meet him simply to show him
that be has a swelled head, He thinks he
car defeat me. but he will know better
after the battle. There is no honor in vic
tory over Mccoy but. as he has insisted
on a match | decided to accommodate him
ana get some easy money. | would prefer
10 fight Jeffries for the championship, but
will take care Of the champion after my
match with the Kid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
sHARKEY PICKS FITZ.
Gives Reasons for Relieving Rubin
VIII be Beaten.

A New York Special says
Tom sharkey thinks Gus Rubin will be
beaten by Bob Fitzsimmons when they meet
on August 10. When asked today about the
coming battle between Fitz and Rubin the
Sailor said
Why. Fitzsmmous will win, of course"
why do you pick Fitz?" he was asked
First OF all Rubin can not punch as hard
as Fita, and besides I don't think he is as
clever as Lanky Bob, would sooner take
hve punches from Rubin than one from Fltz-
SINNERS, for when he wallops you you
Imagine that ton Of brick has fallen on you.
CT that some horse has kicked you. As for
hunlin, he hit me a hundred times on the
Jaw, as everyone knows. and it was not UNI
VI GOV completely tired out that ne beat
I me-, THIS man Fitzsimmons Is. the greatest
pancheT ever fought. and I'll oct Runnn
WI say the same thing after the fight
don't know how long it will take Fitz-
SIMMONS TO defeat Rubin but there is one
NUS an sure Of, and that is that FllA-
SIMMONS will win out.
! would like to get another chance TO
ssa' tnat Dig fellow for think | can beat
nim IN less Than six rounds. and will be
rnl % forfeit $1,000 to him ii can not
srs 70 bet money on Ftzsimmons chances,
gu u can get good enough odds for my
Iyney may wager $1,000 that he wins
sss, hnally settled that Jim Jeffries will
rsas before September /. that is. II any one
S san.s cnance at him. The big fellow is
s ss'us Work at Asbury Park now in antigua
LIE In VI MS getting on a match before the
Nv tslsun law S death knell is rung Billy
,a. aas' ms manager, visited him at the seaside
,ssoit today and announced that the cham
Az arm Is In fit condition to allow him to
a aalq work and fight before September l.
az auSoody who thinks he can beat JEFF, -
SJ .prady can now have a match The
esnnl Is open to all, and the first to
syne VIII be first served. The winner of the
n r"SsS'nmons and Rubin fight, though. Is
much Preferred
al ter Maher evidently believes in getting
H.. ue ~ money he can out of the sport be-
ia, : ENDS, for besides being matched 10
riI we Choynski, at the Broadway Auhletis
boy III ~ august Il, he has also been signed to
Z, s I'm Jehords the California heavyweight,
Ablsnehty rounds before the hawthorn
iuprstS olub OF Buffalo the last week in
Il b. "a IN both fights the incentive Is to
4 TT vi cent Of the gross receipts
FiSsWi,,s, uarKey, who Is matched to fight Bob
dstsss,Ilnons on August 25, is as confident of
Wa ,ne Lanky Bob when they fight as ne
4 asIss5 l ahon ne would beat Yank Kenney When
sans ST. ms chances of beating ritzsin-
| 20 st MN beat Fitz all right. and then III
/ Bon huhlin If he should defeat Lanky
vay ,Msnt 10 hight Rubin in the worst
os KNOW / can knock him OUT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
Two cases and one uentb.

Tampa, Fla, August AIN his official
report tonight State Health officer Porter
announces there are two existing cases of
yellow fever and there has been one death
to date. He has ordered no trains to
leave the city except by; the relay sys-
TEN. a Gordon OF guards mas been placed
around the city tonight and no one is
allowed TO leave except by permission. A
house to house inspection will be started
at once. No tickets are being sold to
points in latitude south OF Washington ex-
cept where cities expressly signify their
willingness 20 receive refugees from
Tampa.
DR.. Porter says the sanitary condition
OF the city is such as to cause no I'M
necessary alarm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
ANARCHISTS ALARMED.
Almost a Panic Among Those VINO
Talked ErecIY.

New York. August 4--The tone of the an.
archsts at Paterson N j., has greatly
changeu during the last couple of days. They
are keeping very quiet and are even in
clined 10 take back what they said earlier
In the week They are getting hasy ia their
reeollections OF Malstesta and the others.
They know now that besides ali that has
been published about them the secret service
agents are at work and must know more.
Among some OF those who were laxative
early IL the week there is something re-
senbling o panic. and men who on Monday
and Tuesday and Wednesday cGaid talk
English quite fuently now Go not understand
English, or say they do not
Ernestine Gravello is still in Paterson and