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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
rhe Anelcton nellef runa.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Angleton, Texas October lin your Is
sue OF September 20 appeared an article
from S. Taliaferro. relative to the Angle
ton fund, in which he states that he had
sent us his checks for $1,000 and $4,000, re-
spectvely, and commented upon the ar
ticle In The Post of the 2Sth ultimo, and
winding up his letter by saying that when
ever he stated that relief had been afforded
10 any community it had been done.
To start with we desire TO state with
equal confidence with that Of Captain
Taliaferro, that whenever VIC state tiat
we have received only certain Things that
the people may rely upon that statement
as being correct. At the time that the
article referred TO by Captain Taiaferro
was sent TO The Post II was absolutely
and Internationally correct, aud 1t was
only TO correct statement in The Post
over Captain Taliaferros signature that
the article was written. We have ever
had, and have now, the greatest confidence
in Captain Taliaferro and believed at the
tine and still believe, as explained by
Captain TaliaferIo. that it was an un-
ayoidable error, but we felt in justice to
ourselves. and especially to the committee
/ who handled the funds here, that the or
ror be corrected. Some several days, PROB
ably two or three, after our letter to Tho
Post the check from Captain ralofeyro
| for $4,000 reached us, We had prevlouilY
received the check for $1,000. We fit sure
that the letter from Captain Taliafero
with the check for $4,000 enclosed had
miscarrled. but also felt, as before stated,
that 1t was our duty to give notice TO the
public that II had not reached us not
intending 10 cast the least reflection upon
the action OF Captain Taliaferro In any
sense of the word, and we sincerely hope
that he will not SO cOnstrue our intention.
AS 10 the $1,000 sent 10 T. w. H1uie b.
the Boston people for Angleton and Velas-
co, We desire to say that We felt thai in
asmuch as Il was a direct contribution for
our people. that II should have been sent
to us directly and avoided any p1ss bic
delay as our people were very much IN
need OF the money.
In conclusion We extend our sincere
thanks to Captain Tal.aferro for his oour-
tesy and promptness in the favors ex-
tended us by him and hope that he vii
not consirue our action as en- attempt
to cast reflections upon him, for such wa'
not our intention.
f. NJ. Hanin.
Chairman Relief Committee. Angleton.
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BURIAL OF RICHARD LORD.
Impressive Ceremonies Held b,
scottish Rite Masons.

Fort Worth, Texas, October THE re-
mains Of Richard Lord. who lost his life in
the Galveston disaster. will reach Fort Worth
Thursday morning from Galveston and will
be inferred in this city.
Commander j. C. MoCsbe of Worth com
nlandery no. 10. Knights Templar. today
received a communication from San Felipe
dc Austin commandery No, of Galveston adj
yislng MIN that on tonight at midnight the
Kadosh services would be used by the Scot
tish Rite Masons OF Galveston. The body
will leave Galveston tomorrow night under
the escort Of a detail from the Galveston
oommandery and VIII arrive here next Thurs
day about 7:i0 The remains will be taken
10 the First Methodist church, at which
plaoe the Templar burial services will De
used and the remains escorted to the new
cemetery, where they will be consigned 10
their last resting place.
MIR Lord was past commander OF Worth
commandery ahd had number of friends in
this city.
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CITY nREvITIEs.

Tho officers are again after the slot ma
chimes. eight arrests were made yesterday
for running them.
There are undelivcred kilograms at tho
office of tho western Union Telegraph , .Wtm-
nanv for u NJ Rumpas Mrs. w. s MILF
ken. r. NJ. english. I. Robertson & Co. and
Thomas NJ. Mctiale.
The first meeting OF the season OF san
Jacinto chapter Daughters ot the hepuplc
Win he held at O'Clock this evening NJ IN,
residence of Mrs. j, r. Fem, corner OF
Bell and San Jacinto
The residence Of Alderman Mllrr IN wv
second ward caught fre from an electric WIRE
during tile early nart OF last MRht. ~
Sanartmcnt resnondod TO the alarm ana the
Ssmaee done is not OF rluch consequence
Work Is progressing SLOWLY N tearing dow dow
the market house clock and bell tower Wner
torn down TO the safety lin" II WIN pe ~
ulaced with a tower NJ simi'nr proporuon'
and height. but more ornamental than th'
original
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personal MENTION.

Miss T. Flayman will leave tonieh. for
Dallas to attend the fair.
w, w. lIosk.ns. the well known banker
OF velasco. Is a guest at tho Bristol
A. n. Rogers OF weimar is visiting his
brother J. T ROGERS OF 1910 Houston avenue.
Miss Mamie Kennedy. one OF the deputies
ia tho office oil District Clerk j u. WI
hans. has returned IRON kansas city aud
other Western points. where sac spent ncr
vacation.
j, l.. Mitchell has returned from Hot
SPRINGS where his Young SON, Jerry Allen.
IS uader treatment Mr.. Mllcnoll reports
Young Jerry as verv much improved and on
the road 20 recovery.
MIS-. L. b. shepherd who formerly re,
sided at Sandy Point, but who made trip
with her husband to 81 Micbaols, Alashh'
early last spring. returned Yesterday en-
route homo and put up at the Bristol.
Mr.. John A. Kirlicks of Galveston, was in
tho city yesterday, and tells pathetic story
OF the storm. Mr.. Kirlicks sent his family
10 Houston as soon as he could get thenl
here after the storm had subsidized They
arc now stopping with Judgo Breeding
Wm j. iIobcck of Galveston has returned
from South America and Nicaragua, where
he has been IN the service Of cable COM
lanios for tho. past year. re WI remain
with Mrs. w l.. Love, at i0ls Congress ave-
Tue. this city. until SUNDAY. when he OK
nects ~ 81 10 Galveston
c. r Russell. the author Of Millcnnial
Dawn who lectured on that subject ut Lv-
teum Hall, Tuesday night. nlled an engage
mont in San Antonio yesterday. Mr., RUS
sell is an entertaining talkcr and made
many friends while in Houston. He was the
guest ot MIR. Sidney Huston.
w. h. Sloseon returned YESTERDAY from .
trip TO tho North He was met at Topeka
Kan. Saturday by Mrs. Slosson, VINO IN
tended to return with him, but she reeelve'
a n essage announcing the death oil ne
grandson. Alfred Sosson of Laramie N Y,
10 which place she immediately proceeded
Mrs Slosson will return En- Houston later'
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aIfRNATlONAL MEETING
,,.l,l,t Sports Is Now Being Ad-
yocated.
!, ANNUAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
o.. Been Held TO Create nm
p'e'. ,,onaI Federation of
Athletic sports.

v,,r october S,-As result OF the
~ .'srsl athletic meeting at the Paris
sh..s interest in the subject has re-
'Fs's .rsb an impetus that the foreigners
sS I dssrous of holding annual world
.,s lanes e. sullivan has received
s~ .., rom Temporary Secretary Pierce
w PARIS, saying meeting had been
y me french ana foreign delegates to
y I, i International federation OF athletic
~ ,hsct OF the federation is to adopt
- ,,,,es relauye to amateurism anu 70
eD-ff.1. ,,oltuc cubs vi eaeh country
li4sii,Dse,alr ny hoiuing International eon-
wv !, certain porous anu naylns anna
w lands championships.
~ ssnna Viii De ned in Paris in Oc-
,sr Completing the organization of the
latntlcn, NJ. nresidort of the amer,-
s,SleDc Union. was seen in regard to
4. ia,,s, ana as result the question of
y ..ss selesstes will be decided by q mail
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rne wnmnn.. Club.

The woman's club held Its frst ousi-
ness meeting yesterday OF the season
Mrs. W. e. Kendall. the president was
in the chair. Mrs. Carter Walker ana
Mrs Samuel Mcneil we're appointed dele
gates to the city federation OF CLUBS
The president appointed the followinf
committee on social affairs; Miss Gear
ing. chairman Mrs. Echardt Mrs. Louis
Krause. Mrs. John 7. Brady, Mrs. Car
ter Walker. The following press COM
mitteo was appointed: Mrs u. e, Sims
chairman: Mrs. w o. Ausley and MIS-
A. X Taylor. The club discussed the
Carnegie library an deprecated the dearth
OF interest being manifested In matter
OF such importance to Houston
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First Court CjviI Appeals.


Galveston, Texas. October 3.--Following
proceedings were had in the First court OF
civil appeals today:
Motions for rehearing submitted: Loms
Butler ct al VS.. c. NJ. Carter ct al, from
Harris; r. Besson ct al VS.. E. A. Rich
ards; San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Rail-
way Company VS.. Mamie Morgan, guar
an, from Nueces; International and
Great Northern Railroad Company vs.. l..
o. Bibolet, from Anderson; international
and Great Northern Railroad Company VS.,
A. l.. Newburb. from Andels n Caves
ton, Harrisburg and San Anto1lo IA l"ay
Company VS.. Lena NJ. Everett et al, irom
Colorado; A. F. Beckham ct al VS., Roa
j. Thompson, from Shelby; Postal Iele-
graph-Cable Company OF Texas VS.. II, Nj
Coote, from Galveston; John Williams ct
al VS.. City of Galveston, from Ga weston,
Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company
VS.. r. j. Speights ct al, from Liberty, W..
C. Corbett VS.. A. G.. Redwood, from Bra
zoria. j. p. Davis VS.. b. f. Bidges from
Shelby
Notion for additional findings of fact
submitted Louis Butler Ell al VS. c. NJ
Carter ct al. from Harris.
Motion for written opinion submitted;
j. p. Davis VS.. B. f. Bridges, fr.m
Shelby.
Motions to Ale transcript SUBMIT d;
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Com
pauy VS.. J. Fl. Pillow, from BuTie.on' W.
W. Gameyer ct al VS.. Hugh Hamilton q
al, from Harris; international and GFei'
Northern Railroad Company vs.. j. H.
Mitchell, from Anderson.
Motion to affirm on certihcate submit
ted. City of Houston VS.. John Farmel,
from Harris.
Motion for rehearing and for certiorar'
submitted: seley & Early ct al VS. Nj D.
Whitfield, from Pamela.
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marked we'll known pntitician. Here
Il IL only month from the election aud
you never hear politics discussed. Tho
storm has completely monopolized every
other interest. People are not even reg
isterlng as necessary qualification for
voting"
~
Death OF Mrs. NJ. =. Hooper.
Mrs. Mary Susan Hooper, aged rs years.
died at 2;s5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
her residence. 2ilo Travis street. she
leaves two sons. II. and r. Il. Hooper, tho
former an engineer on the Southern Pa
cifc railroad. The funeral Will take place
today at II o'clock. Rev. II. ID. Ayes
officiating. The burial will DO made at
Hollywood cemetery.
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rr,h court CiyI Appeals.

San Antonio. Texas. October Sine
following proceedings we're had in the
rourth court OF civil appeals today
Cases submitted: San Antonio ana
Arkansas Pass Railway Company VS.. Hoi-
tense f. Walker. from Be~ar; san An
tonio and Arkansas Pass Railway Com
panv VS. Bertha Engehorn ct al from
Bexar. Charles y. Lyons VS. Garter d
MuIlaIv Transfer Company, from Bexar;
pto Grande and FL Paso Railway Com
nanv VS.. Andrew Lynch, from Wepo'
p'ernont Manufacturing Company vs.;
Goodman Produce Company, from I'll
paso, Texes and Pacific Railway Com
many VS.. Altha r. McLane. from Ell Piso;
n p Smith ct al vs.. Frio County, from
FrIo. s. e. ID Outlet ct al VS.. uniteu
States Mortgage Company OF Scotianu'
from Bexar: w. l.. Crawford VS.. Pancoast
& Sons. from Frio; Galveston, Harrlspui &
and san Antonio Railway Company VS.
August Hitzfelder, from Bexar; calves
I'm harrisburg and San Antonio Railway
Germany VS. Jacob REM, from BeSar ;
Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio
paiIwav Company VS.. Mary t. Brown
Of al from Bexar: H. II. McLane vs.
Frank Grice. from Bexar
Motions granted: Cruise Flores vs.
Atchison Topeka ana santa re haiiN"'
Company. from FL Paso. to postpone SUD
mission: Northwestern Life Assurance
Company VS.. Matte B. sturdevant from
ri Paso. to postpone suomlssioni George
X Mschen & Son Company VS. George e,
uubhard q Co. from Fl Paso, to post
none submission: Louis Howard VS..
Georqe W. Emerson ct al TO postpone
submission: Louis Brooks VS.. Alexander
e porter ct al, from Bexar. to affirm
Motion dismissed: ]. NJ. Prostor ct al
VS.. SAN Antonio Street Railway Company
| FOR writ OF mandamus.
Tranc,sco Plzzinli. for rehe,aring.
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lures BLOOD POISON.
MI treatment Sent Free to All
suffer From any stage
of the Disease.
al aes Tint Hot Springs ana
Aer Treatments Failed TO
Even Help.

sNs,l ~, oeen discovered by the state
ssitt ipdN'ute, M BleAtron, Bldg, ~.
'slst eero the most remarkable blooa
~ Ner heard Of. Il has cured an
|'a seons as mucous patches in lho
.'.tssr,s' nj. ,nroat, copper colored spots
~ q ssss auons on the body aud In nun
taller 90 where the hair and eyebrows
'sss ana the whole skin .his a ms>s
80 h~fes andSllsers. this wonderial
|s@ nto complee-S' changed the whole
AAlths esean, perfect condition Of phys
IH and ms scores OF sufferers seeking It's
- tip NJ, ftlous cure and 10 enable thoss
~<rtlct. usvel to realize what truly
= As5 ~, oik tae Institute is accomplish
(sy hss,,n SEND flee 90 every sufferer free
SsSRses 90 that everyone can cure
|S hths tne privacy OF their own homs
- ,.niy known cure for blood poison
- IN II. 70 write at once and the free
sent sealed in plain package.
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THE FIRE RECORb.


Fort Worth, Texas, October 2--A four
room residence, the property of Frank DE-
Witt and occupied by his brother. Wilmer
Dewitt and family, burned tonight in
Glenwood addition. But little OF tne con-
tents were saved. The family went 10
Dallas tonight to witness the Kaliph pa
Gade and a brother of Wilmer Dewitt
named Howard started a fire with Kerosene
oil IN the stove to heat water for bath.
He dropped the can and the fire spr ad
over the floor and the house was In hla 9
before he could suppress the flames. Loss
about $500; insured.
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HIGHER COURTS.
Court of Criminal appcnIs

Tyler. Texas. October S.-No opinions
were delivered by the court OF criminal
appeals today. The following are tina
submissions:
On motion TO dismiss appeal. John
Meadows. from Anderson: W. NJ. eau
thorn, from Nacogdoches: Sherman Cart
wright, frts1 Shelby; Charley Hill, from
Delta; Jacob Akard. from Lamar; j. Il.
Alfred. from RAINS Haywood Callicoate,
from Camp Arch Mccormack and Levi
Luke from Jefferson.
On brief for State: r. II. Hearn. from
Gregg; X. y. Kounce. from Nacogdoches.
1A5 Coleman, from Anderson Willie
Wade. from Robertson; l.. j. Stanford,
from Stephens; Tom Holton. from ns
Witt.
On briefs for both: Martha Bryant,
from Anderson.
On motion for rehearing; Nathan 4
Hughes. from Denton.
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Gin nnd COTTON nurncd.

Milford, Texas, October S.-1he Mil
ford Gin and Cotton company's round
bale gin plant here burned at $3.50 o'clock
this morning. together with about 22a
bales of seed cotton, some baled cotton,
cotton seed and one car loaded with seed
and enc car empty Insurance $1,000 on
cotton and seed with John NJ. Weekly.
in Hartford Fire Insurance company;
amount of insurance on gin plant not
ascertained ct this time. Efforts will DO
made TO replace the gin in fifteen days.
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Bcncat Bascbni Game s.no,x

There viii be benefit baseball game AZ
LeaEue Park sunday between the Galveston
club and tho Firemen of Houston. The Eat,
receipts Will be given TO the family of Rob
Stewart, Galveston player who was los,
virginia Point dressed IA Ia hasshail M
form His relatives are left in bad circ,m-
stances and the Firemen have managed INA
game for their benefit. The uark Is being
rut IN iitst-class condition and our hoys
nre praeucing dally, as they are anxious 10
win this one. as Il Is the deciding c5me
of the series Galveston having won one and
the Firemen one. The boys WOULD like IN
see their friends ard patrons out to assist In
such worthy cause
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Initted and discussed. Tho soeietv attended
the state fair this af .ernuon IN a oUdy. rne
meeung viii probably enc 10. orrow
rhas was Dallas bay I tbe sta.e Far.
The town was never closed ~ SO tignt Va Is
history As this was also the Hebrew Day
az Atonement, bus n,ss was mere completely
suspended than is usual On tho sabbath
Even the United States uestoifcs was closed.
Paid admissions The tair were reverted
collected at the gates fro,a appioNiaaulv
$1,000 persons.
A blind man. peddling matches, WIS run
ever and killed Lost night ny train on
tho MI souri,. Kansas and Texas railway
about twenty miles north ~ DALLAS. TIC
body has not been Identified.
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vert by the name OF Beulah Bradley In that
Mace. Mr.. Basham who nov lives In Iious-
ton. was formerly deputy slerih In this
county. and q IL. understood that he faS
betn looking M the case for scne ime. IL
is c,a'ned tina this woman conf, ssed to havs
committed the crime, but there are people
of her beirg the principal actor In the drama.
large crowd of neople we're at the depot
Yesterday whom II was announced that the
woman WIS there and great deal OF Ia
great relief to this community to have
the mystery Of tho Gamble murder cleared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-04
nawthorne Results.

ealaso' October S,-Haw.horne results:
'"' and bali furlongs-Port Wine, Wa
90 Asud Come Tine, :55A.
i S M, furlongS-Goal Runner, Dagmar.
salana Lad. lime, ,274.
,ns aa half furlongs-F Fancy Wood. ST.
wy, Ny Barbara NJ. Time. 1:Uils.
a., As-auFea, Sir K ingston, Knight Ban
~, Time, l4l2.
r' ae aud seventy Yards Precursor. tn
'a a,n, WI Found. Time 1:4iia.
~, rAs ana a sixteenth--BbeIhard Bill Gar
w. "a 6doeta, Tire. 1;4.lb.
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nc.idcncc at Round Rock.

Round Rock, Tex1s October 8 .-Mrs. f.
c, Perkins dwelling, situated in the
northern part of town, was burned to the
ground tonight between IL and 1 o'clock.
The house was balued at $500 $500 nsur-
ance in the Orient, The furniture and
piano contained in the building and be-
longing to Or. f. b. Crutcher, were to-
tally destroyed. Tho doctor mas $1,000 IN
surance IN the London and Liverpool and
Globe
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y. LOUIS. October 3.-Onlv two favorites
Wv At knioch Park this afternoon.
!, Seaae SIX aud a hail iuriougs-Uterp,
YES Revenue Tine. 1889.
u., NJ 'shorss-Biger. Stella Barley, Def
h,s "a hall furl5ngs-Orleans, MSS Au-
y" s,i,, Aonos Time, / :54Ia
seven furlongs-Sever, Omdurman.
Tine, i:21k.
H. a0d half furlongs -Maydine. De
~ Ghor Tine. loo.
Irl,ss ana 1uarter-Grey Forge, Kitty
's' uneia. Tine, POSI-.
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Dallas Fair Rncca.

j a'ss Texas, October 3.--Rcsults OF Faces
~ Dallas track today;
n. w'uns s'si class-w seacre. Coronation.
y. Best time. 2:2oA
l,rs.,sNu tongs 2-year- oids-Rance, Boats,
4 ,,r '-sgtin Coat and Lady Bri,an-
taiss : c a'ad heat arst and second money
III ,Soloen Harvest third, Time, 1;l5la,
nts Us lliug-Leetkl. Queen Esther.
isad nOuiongs sell ng-8ennie V, Com
''ernor John. TINE. 1902.
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Il. II. BRITToN INJURED.
seats Fell at a Performance in the
Dallas Fair Grounds.

Dallas. Texas October IA section OF
seats at the Great Chicago Fire" per-
Torrance, presented inside the f2'r
grounds. FELL tonight, precipitating the &C.
cupants TO the ground. over 500 specta-
tors fell in the mix-up and many were
injured. E. II. Brltton, New Orleans
travelling man, was seriously hurl. He
was removed to the hospital.
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THE RACES.
Norris Pnrk RcsnIts.

New York, October S.--Results at Morris
Park
A'tsmn handicap, two miles--Klondike
NJ Fdet, The Burlington Route. Time, 3;i4
fvs iurlongs-Laov Uncas, His ROYAL
hgnntss. Gold Lace. Time. :5S.
liatrfare stakes, Ave furlongs
bssalc Ssee. Tooth. Tine. 80.
aho = halt furionSs-Rolllrg Boer, Ser
wa, sod Heels Time, l:2l.
Tue. l:is,
Nle-GodtIey. Dolaudo, Brisk. Time
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sm,II Judgment rendered.

Bryan, Texas, October S.-The case OF
John W. Gee vs.. the Houston and Texas
Central railroad was concluded in tho
district court this morning The inry
returned a verdict in favor OF the plain
,lff for $500. The suit was brought
for the sum Of $4,000 for personal
and exemplary damages.
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Rock=a=Bye Baby

These are sweet words, but how much
pain and suffering they used to mean. IT'S
different now. Since Mothers Friend has
become known expectant mothers havd
been spared much OF the anguish OF child
birth. Mothers Friend is lniment TO bs
applied externally II is rubbed thoroughly
Into the muscles Of the abdomen. It gives
elasticity and strength, and when the final
great strain comes they respond quickly and
easily without pain. Mothers Friend Is
never taken internally. Internal remedies
at this time do more harm than good. II
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GAMBLE MURDER CASE.
Under Arrest Mt Taylor.
Ihnrred with the kiIIInE.

Taylor, Texas, october s.--tonsluer"o'o
excitement was caused in the city yesterday
evening by the arrival on the souihnouhu
International and Great Nor hfrh sain u
r J. Bsshsn, who had dnder arrest
woman whom he charged with the muroet
:, f,or..ahle S. A. Gamble, VINO wns assas-
q - 80 =. the IA GRANGE hotel In Argust
s res. She was arrested in san Angelo ana
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House Burned nj Giimer.

Gilmer, Texas, October Last nisht
about II o'clock the ive-room frame dwell
ling of B. l.. Lee was burned Loss about
$4,000. The house was insured for $3.50
and $500 on furniture. Some of the furni-
ture was saved.
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Occurred mt BeItoR--John u. Messer
surrenders ia Officers.

Bolton. Texns. October IA tragedy oc-
CURED here this morning about 10 o'clock.
in which Rev. J. d. BOYD a BaDtist min
ister cf this city, was shot and instantly
Killed Boyd was shot three times, i9-
cal Der revolver being the weapon used Tso
sncts entered the small Of the hack, ranslng
upward. one coming out AMI tho other
lodging in the left breast. rho third shot
struck near tho elbow AZ the iefi arm, I'M
rnealately after the shooting John u Messcr
oame 70 town and surrendered Heth were
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DALLAS DAYS DoINGs.
cotton Burncd-District clinical So
,.Iotx-.ynlIns Day" at the Fair.

Dallas. Texas October IA carload OF
c,,,on an the tracks near the compress IN
so,.h DALLAS today caught are and thirty
taiss were burned Loss 100
The DALLAS d strict clinical met today az
81 PauIs sanitar.um, with doc ors from
ever Northern Texas in attendance Papcrs
On unusual cases OF practice were sub
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r p nVe fnrlsngs. on 3. McCree-v's pe,te
on Euglc. o"ss'
Danny Maher had the mount OF Ga,,ter
Night, who finished irst in a maiden asyssr'
old plate OF 100 soverelgns at Ave furlonrs
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Residence burned MT Campbell.

Campbell Texas October 2-R. C..
Whitmore's residence burned here last
night Loss about $1,000. Nearly all his
furniture and household goods were
burned
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navel Locomotive.

corsIcana. Texas. October at J. Lus-
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1, today. johnny ReiF the Ameri-
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