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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
ENGLISH CONCERN
Coming 10 America to Establish Manu-
faCturinu Plant.

New York, April is. ]. Robinson. man.
'gihs director Of W. Jcssop g Sons. !il,t-
ed OF brenisiie WORKS ShrsaeId, Eng
lahd' arrived here on TIE Crnarler Lncanla
for the purpose Of determining ia d, Ri,
ioeetion Of the plant which the English
concern purposes creating In s.c United
States
The lesson company, which IS capitalized
~ T. @0,uta operates one Of the oldest rs
tabllshtd plants In Europe. ID hayiU,. 5.',,
ilunaod as Tar b,ck as l774. /, mauufar-
lures cruc,ble steel chiefly The Shcfteld
WolkS undertake a number of large r1n-
WHfis Cor the British government ana IN,
NMplu-a,nt 1860 l1nds IN nm ME
view laSt niglt Mr. Robinson said: w,
0Ie going 10 build a plan. on fais side
Wlacip1ily with "a View 10 pste,np fbe t3rin
OF some 500 t7n which Tie United states
soSNrnhlSnt Imposes on crucihlr stool ca.
lriahS ll,is coun,cy, Having works here
MI, NH enable us to extend oar Important
business connections In America. W. shall
make a feature OF the steel sprrlsltjns
wAlrh ne Dinghy t1rin precluies MS from
m&ualacurins I'm England ANA s,l!oplp,r
into the United States"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
AMENDMENT LITTLE FAVORED
Delegates Voted Down Resolution to Accent
Ii With Modification.

Havana, April La secret session OF lla
Cuban constitutional convention was held
today and attended by twenty-five dcic.
gates. Among the absentces were seAus
Glberga senor A1nliaa and General san
gully, strong supporters Of the plair
amendment
The FIRST matter considered was reso-
lutou from the planters association 70.
qnegtlng tho convention 10 accept tho
amendment, with proyso that the uuited
states government should make reduction
Of 20 per cent In the duty on CubaA DO.
duets or a least max preference IA tnelr
fayor over similar products. The resolution
was tabled without discussion.
The majority report Of the committee nn
relailons, signed by senora Gomez siyea
ard Ylluendes, was read. nut after II dis.
cusslon which showed TINT a majority
of the delegates were opposed to It, a reso-
ln'ion to lay ii on the table was carried 4
similar disposition was made ON reports
from Senors DeQuesada, Tamnyo. Nunez
ana Gibcrea. a motion By senior Monta-
gncdo TO appoint q commission 10 10 Ia
Washington was defeated by yute ~
thirteen to twelve. II WIS finally dec1ie1
to hold public session Of the convent. al,
tomorrow, when an attempt will probably
be made to reconsider the Montagnedo
motion.
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His Report Viii Influence Action Of Gov
eminent.

" .17I1.'-'7 p ''N1'0'7 u Wv"
ernrnsnt'
New York, April Ia special to the
Herald from WASHINGTON sovs. In ,,,.1,r 4, j.,
c,,n,l,+, a., ,, 80, ''"'' ~
P'"te ti' H'li'"I OF minister Loomls IN
this country, Secretary Long has Instructed
the scorpion to convey thar d,nlo,n,t T..
'"n '""n' l. ~ where ne VIII take the
steamer for New York.
The report which Minister Loomls viii
much TO do with the dctcrmtnatlon Of IA
attitude of the United States toward Tho
south American republic. The atninlstra.
ZION Is deeply irritated over Vcnezueia's
sonauct and has concluded that inc limo
mas arrived for this government 10 assert
itself and require respect and proper trrnt +.
ment Tor American agents and American
eitizens w
Washington, April The future Of Min.
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LOCAL.

Aldermen Tufhy aud Sonncn ana J.
G Mathews appointed on the board Of
appraisers for 1901.
Meeting to be held at Buslnes. iea1nc
tomorrow afternoon to discuss visit of
New York capitalists.
Meetings OF the two chapters Daugn.
terS Of tae Confectionery.
\ mortgage on the Citizens Telephone
company for S2O0,GO1
deception Tor the congregation OF rho
First Presbyterian church.
sale Of electric light ana power com
pany postponed to first Tuesday IN
May -
change Of watch on the police force IN
Union carpenters now rseeirs a. mar
day Instead Of $3.50. P''
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Presidant,s Acknowledgement.

Washington April 1.-The president to.
day made The following appointments:
Nayy-Joseph Hemphill, abraham b. II.
Inc heAry y. Nancy and William II.
SNinouFne' TO be captains; Edward NJ.
n mag6ss and Samuel p Comfy. to he com,
Gr JtqSiS 10y 10 G. smith aud Robert :.
I Er Wlhshlp to be advanced four NM nm
t,s IN rank on the list of lientaps',t..u
;GSIr grade fnt eminent ana conspieaoas
70 be hrigadier general nv Sroyd ~ iMeane
Murine corps Tor distinguished conduct ana
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Lotfon' April 1.-Dspatches from cape.
town and Brussels tell Of General Botha
ana General Dewet joining gathering
OF 1900 men for operations against GEN
erH FRENCH IN the rtansyaal
pthSMo Ilndred Beers have reappeared near
nlNMAVhU Game Colony. and the tow
sHaid las been called oat to defend the
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BRITISH CHARGED WITH BAD FAITH.
Future OF Roer War Said to Lie with
United States.

New York. April 1--charles II. Pierce,
Representatives In New York OF the Beers
OF the Orange Free states. has issued an
appeal 10 Americans In watch he analyses
the british terms of peace ana applauds
the Beers refusal to accept them.
He charges had faith on the part OF the
British government IN offering to grant
amnesty snd deelares Lord Kitchener is
trying TO make a Benedict Arnold OF gen.
eial Botha by treating with him as an in.
dividna rather than as a representative Of
the Beer republlc.
fhey promlsc cnfranchisemeut after n
ported Of military rule as 4 crown colony !"
he continues, hut Acknowledgement wifi be
indefinitely prolonged
lie likenS The acts OF their army "a .h.
sultan % Turkey IN APmenla, ana adds
~ lies now with the American people To-
eecsNe WaetRer the war Is 10 be one OF ex
for mediation.
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CROP CONDITIONS.
Weather IN March Was Favo,ahIa l.,
Nest Localities.

Westminster April l.-rRe weatner
bureau has issued the following summary
Of crop conditions: From the confr1,
Aisslss'ppi valley, eastward TO the middle
neiaL''e coast the weather conditions Of
March were generally favorable for farm
y wdfS 5 6a5 IN iAe states Of the issou.
taIogghle Complaints Of arsn mS'e aet 50
wbbnsSH b from Central and Western rexSs
and rasi ems I9'As n 'he South Atlantis
Ear5 % the month in,erfered H ,fe lqlIe ,
pared land iH caused injury ~ washing pre-
ne In progress as fsr no, iot planting cora
ing bSs5 kentucky ana Virginia some mep ss,,
u the arst '4 ssa IN ass TIE soa,sera P8rtcns
planted. u the crop has been
bama and sSafhd aSs I been planted ~ Ana
~, ,on Plantihs ID other por-jc, a prsptraiions
'on oeit are well advanced o. the cot
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DOMESTIC.

A committee Of Cuhans may be sent
10 Washington 10 protest against the
provisions OF the Piatt amendment.
The International Association Of Ma.
chinlsts win inauEurnte "A ninc-hour day
all over the country May 20.
The United States Steel corporations
stock Is tu0GUC00O.
IN tho OHIO municipal elections the
democrats made gains in the large citics
and the republicans gained Ia the
smaller oncs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
KANSAS ELECTIONS.
The Temperance Issue viii Be Predon1-
inent Everywhere.

The Temperance Issue Viii Be Predon1-
inent Everywhere.
Topeka, Kan, April 1.-The prohihitory
issue forms the principal bone OF contcn-
tion in the fight over the various munich
pal elections In kansas tomorrow. Since
Mrs. Nations crusade and the temperance
upteayei which followed. both sides have
become convinced fhGt the outcome OF the
municipal elections tins String inegns much
for or against the prohlbitnry laws. Tnc
opinion Ii eirreEt In some quarters that
the matter al resnbniittlng the pr5hihtory
amendment 10 the people rests IN ia4gc
measure with the result Of tomorrow =
donned between the temperance people
and II subniissiunlsta. The same Is true 10
lesser degree IN Afchisen am Wichita.
liz Ieavenworth neither side favOis pro
hhltion In Emporin. Abilene. Lawrence
and other towns Of the same size the
Temperance Issue Is predominant.
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Jolnnson Eleotod,

Cleveland. ohio, April THE hottest
municipal election in years closed with
the election Of Tom l. Johnson "a tho ot
nee nf mayor, over William T. hkors. re.
publican. by a plurality thar t41y 20 az
high as 5000. onlr the bead If the rrpub
lean ticket was defeated he ragdidttas
for ihe unnof Dfioos on that ticket being
successfni
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Michioan Elections.

Detroit. Mich, April /. Robert NJ Mont
Eomcry of Grand Rapids. republican, has
been reelected Justice OF the supreme
court by about 10000 majority and Drank
w Fletcher Of Alpena and llcury ".
Carey of Manistee. republican candljat, 4
for regents Of the State university, have
also been elected by majority almost as
democrats made A marked gain in Jack
son, where their entire eity ticket was
elected. Tho city went republican last
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STATE.

The Confederate pension apportion-
ment for the quarter has been made.
Tho case OF toe Phoenix Lumber Com
pany VS.. Houston Water Works Com
pany has been affirmed In the suprtme
court.
The laying Of the cotton min corner
stone at Gonzales is TO be made an oc-
casion.
The famous suit Of Sullivan vs. Pierce
Is to be appealed to the United States
circu-. court
The French cruiser suchet Is iii me
port OF Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
LEGISLATIVE.

Tho house ensrossed sue eight-hour
work day bill
The house passed. the bin looking 10
tI' Development Of the iron industry In
Eastern Texas
lhe senate passed several bills 10 en-
grossnieut ana finally.
me house passed the general lana bin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
New Banks Al Sherman.

sherman, Texas, April 1.--For SONG !. !,
past there has been great deal =
about the establishment of another =
To-day there is information that mol s *
II practically certain that another se. Y
bank is 10 be, established, but II i aol :,
Improbable that the fourth bank nA' .
be established here at once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Tilla Annoirrsd a Cadst.

Washington. NAprll 1.-The president
day appointed Calvin L. Titus TO be a tls
ri large at the United States mlHai
academy ut West Point. Titus was
hrst soldier TO scale the wall at pekn.
Admtant General Ccrbln to-day csia
General Macarthur at Manila to +.
oung Titus home on the first aValllsA
transport li order that he nay taii
entrance examination to the acadeli,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02

New York AprA /. MIS-. Jessa ,,,no,.
Roper, vile OF Iieutenant commsnaans
4. .soi'er' VINO was suitocasei IN nre aboard
az the iroqueis hotel In this citN y.itbs Is Is
SISTER; Mrs Fay n Royion. ana her dana.
ter, Mrs Harold Martin. She reeelved H.
nh.Ms WIZ compASnre and ala NOT bresiy
mental agony. 'sNi'Ns sweat
aeseretary Root ans SeeFetaFy Long BON
sVns i55sssaggs % coincidence. as ala Ad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
HAvANAs SANITARY CONDITION.
Only One Case OF yellow Fever in the
Civ

Cltv.
Havana. April 1.Ior the first time IN
the histsy of Havana the month OF Apml
begins with single case of yellow fever
IN the city. Major W. c. Gorgas. thief
sanitary officer, is confident tina; with the
Srrliry measures now being forced ana
the valuable Information gained duria.. the
recent Investigation of the year O. the
commission, there will he but few cases
during the coming season. The marine
hospital service is olso taking precautions
against he bringing OF infection into H..
ENha IRON Mexican and other ports, pr
H.Vhuon chief surgeon, hus issued orders
ginning April Is. '''
~ Is Thought sAat many cases in Havana
!ast year We're brought IN from Vera Cruz
W ',a.! Is only two DAYS sail ff1m HH
Cr,l iii thereafter pa ensers from Vera
rn@ VIII ne OBLIGED to remain In quar-
ant'ne Cor three DAYS. ." 4"~'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

SPOT cotton declucd 1921 at Liverpool
ana closed unchanged elsewhere.
Whcat declined l2ic, corn laikc and
oats %@4ic; provisions closed 7gaaI0e
higher.
The trading ia stocks ran up near the
high record mark
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Comment on Aouinaldo's Capture

Madrid, April 1.-The capture o. :.
nNlao has caused much interest here
press is divided on the subject ssu'
the newspapers are delighted WIZ
capture ana describe him as Dlafk NJ, "
to Spain. Others consider him trall ,n
his own race and declare he was IVY
with American dollars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
nepubIieans EIsotod > Manor.

Springfield, OHIO. April 1-nepuAicnns
elected mayor city solicitor, police prose.
cntor ana entire township tlehet white ihn
demacrafs elected polire judge ana water
works Trustee. THIS IS the first time IN
ed d MAJOR
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coMprRoLLeR,s STATEMENT.
oank Circulation Shows an Increase az
81 1886, $50 for The Month.

' 'l'fVI Nv Tot tTfc WOf1t0.
washington, April 1.-The monthly state
meat Issued by the comptroller OF cur
rency shows that 81 che close N business
A4rch so lS0L the National hank clrcu,
lation was s35002I. Sll. an increase for the
year or STg. DSs. 74a. and an increase FIR
the month VI 81 A46.l5N
Ihe circulation based on United States
nehus was S33u,ai0euS. an Increase for
t.F The month 81 81 etS. SIS. The elrcula,
ten secured by lawful mo.ey aggregated
S-H'l @.stAl. decrease for the year OF
S24I, 1US
re amonn, OF United States registered
hehas On deposit 70 secure c,fcu'ation
noses was $J23 lT6,aSl and 10 Sc ard pub
lie deposits. SiOi $40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
PAUL QUINN COLLEGE ANNNERslN
Leading Negroes Are to Take Part nj
Celebration.

Waco. Texas, April Paul Quinn
lege. the best known institution for
education Of the negro in the South
celebrate its twentieth anniversary Ina
day. a number of the leading men q
negro race will be In attendance. dnp
them being Bishop NJ. B. Salter OF NJ
Carolina and Bishop Grant of Indianaps
An elaborate program has been arfsl.
and the event will be great one " !
history Of the Institution, which mas 4
located in this city since Its foundal'oa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
A Menro Assassinated.

Tyler. Texas, April Martin coD1'
negro living near Omen. was shot
huckshot Sunday morning while asleep
lis home lie died today Officers
this evening with dogs for the scent,
year that cold-blooded shootings hass
Cured
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Shifted 10 ReoubIIoan Side.

Dayton Ohio Aprli L. Police Judge,
clerk, prosecutoT, clty inagmHry director
and water works trnsiep to-day shifted to
the republican side The vote WAs about
l6Wp, as against 5000 IA the fail cam
paign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Republican Mayor Probably Elected.

Evansville Ind. April i.-Indlcatlons late
tonight point TO the ne,tlon Of the rer,,f
llchn candidate. Charles q Covert FOR
mayor by abput loo majority II Is he.
llesed the demoegals Will elect two out OF
the seven coHuc!lmcn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
FOREIGN.

IS reported that mrmher NJ his
household hred at he ear and missed
MIN, afterwards committing suicide.
President Dlaz opened the Twentieth
congress Of Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Accident al Palestine.

Palestine, Texas, April i,-Throe carmen.
ters, Arthur Castles, Fred Lyme and anoth.
er zen with an Insecure scaffoid at the nny,,
Srpniu building az . to'clook this ayen.
It's fan Of twenty-four feet Castles
others shaken up ''' N"t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02

Cnpctown, April L -'rhc huhouic pp.uc
IL increasing Ia yirlencc IN Capatowh
rive deaths, one European and four color
cd occurred today and SIX new rases. t,,o
Europeans aud four coiored were Officially
reported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Democratic Loss,

Hamilton. ohio AprH / Joseph STRAIT
gler and c. NJ Senior, democrats. were
elected 70 tate boasd ~ control ny 7oa ana
6OD majority respectively, democratic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Barrymore insane

New York, April 1,--Drs. Stewart. Wild
man and Fitch today made an exclamation
81 Maurice Barrymore, now patient In
beuevne hospital, DR.. Stewart Announced
hal the patient was undoubtedly insane.
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*. II. CAWTHON & CO,
Ciothiers and Hatters. FURNISHING T,aa|
So and 614 Ma.n Street. under Rcs HID

public service in the presence Of The /
tenant William g. Powell to be captsln
luevri In the marine corps for dislilgilssl
conduct and conspicuous service In y
presence Of the enemy at Tien TsiA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02

Russia has practically delivered nm
ultlmltum to china regarding the Man
churiau agreement.
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THE PHlLIpplNE FRAUDS.
Said that There VIII Be Thorouuh
Nesticllinn

Said that There VIII Be Thorouah In
Vestiaation.
Manila, April THE sensational frauds
In the commissary department which were
developed yesterday by the arrest of Can.
tain Frederick J, Barrows Of the THIRTEEN
yolunteer Infantry, Quaptermaster OF the
southern department OF luxon, together
WAth seven commissary sergeants several
cNuian clerks, prominent government
e MI tn.iIac,ur, the assistant manager OF the
netei oriente, the prnpNeiors OF three
81 the largest bakeries In Manila aud n
nnmner or storekeepefs and other persons.
VIII he prohed to tho bottom.
washington Aprll mo report has been
received a. che war department, from Gen
erai Macarthur concerning tho alleged
lrauas IN the disposition OF government
supplies in the Philippines. He has. how.
ss MT; neen advised chat such a publication
euested 10 send the facts "AN re-
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nsrnt: Lee McFriwethcr, public ownership;
Leon Grcenbnum. socialist-dumoerat; Louis
&. Fry, soclal-labor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-02
Piles Cured Without he XII.

Itching Blind bleeding or Protr,ai,r
rules. Your druggist VIII refuna vo'r
money Y PAZo OINTMENT fails 10 enss
You. FIFTY cents. ~ eu1e
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RETURN or LOOMS.

Forwalk, OHIO April t.--Dem0crats clcc
ed a mayor by IL a republican gain Of II
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sena no r,a,' sop Have pyspens,.
Rex N eo $500 - oet ~sise ~ Ss,sS e..
express pAia Il esrs. i =. ri 49,, Z, Z, sp.a7s'
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TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo-QuinIne removes the cause.
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)LFAX GRANT PARISH La, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1901,
Red River Valley Railroad.

Last Saturday at daylight we
boarded the 4. P. cannon ball train
at Lena, and ran into Shreveport
/ about noon. After securing a lunch
and attending to some personal mat
tiers, we made an inspection OF the
station grounds and big new depot
wareroOms just being completed In
Shreveport by the Valley company.
The warehouse building IA an i'm
mense affair. fully l20 feet long by 80
or 60 feet in width. and IL evidently
built with the view OF handling =
large freight. The ticket Office and
passenger waiting rooms are on the
opposite side of the street from the
warehouse, with n double railroad
track between them. Up stairs over
the ticket office are the private Offices
Of the company officials. Here we
found Mr.. p. McIlried. vice-president,
and Mr.. Clarence Ellerbe, general
freight and passenger agent. and 9TH
er officials. hard at work with Il
corps Of assistants, attending to a
rush Of business.
The Valley train pulled out Of
Shreveport at $50 p. H., and we rode
down to Hope station that evening.
where We passed the night and nearly
all day Sunday with Capt. b. w.
Marston. visiting East Point during
the day. and being very hospitality
entertained by the captain and his
family at Star Point.
Sunday evening we again took the
train and pulled into Machen about
40 that night, where we spent the
night with Mr.. G. l.. Ethridge. in his
new railroad hotel. This hO.eI haS
seventeen nicely finished rooms, Is
kepti IN good style. and is doing a fine
business. Mr.. Ethrldge showed us
his register for Jan. sd and 9th. and
for those two days he had seventeen
guests.
The town of Machen consists of the
railroad depot building. the Ethridge
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The claim of other cough medicines to

The claim of other cough medicines to
be as good as Chambelain's are effsctu
ally set ut rest in the following testimo-
NAL of Mr.. c. ID. Glass, an empIoye of
Bartlett & Dennis Co., Gardiner, Me-
He says: II had kept adding 20 cold
and cough in the winter of 1887, trying
every cough medicine ! heard OF, with
out permanent help, until one d;S / was
in the drug store OF Mr.. Houlehan, and
he advised me to try Chamberlain's cough
remedy. Offering to pay hack my money
if WAS not cured. Ny lungs and bron-
chisl tubes we're very sore at thus time,
bnt was completely cured by this rene
dy, and have since always turned to it
when | got cold, and soon lind relief
l also recommend it to my friends, and
am glad to gay 1t is the best of al cough
remedies" For sale by J. Fl. McNesly.
Colfas; Bush & Randolph, Paramount.
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Succession Notice.

Thirteenth Judicial District Court, Par.
s ish Of Grant. State of La. No. 204.
Succession of Hanson Briscoe, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern that HInriettx
Briscoe, executfix Of the last will and
testament of Hanson Briscoe, deceased.
has this day fled in my Office an account
Of her executorship and praying to be re-
leased and discharged from her trust.
Now, know We, that unless opposition
be made thereto in the time required by
law, the prayer Of her petition will be
granted and she be discharged US pray
ed for.
Witness the Hon. w. F. Blackman.
judge OF said court, this the 18th day Of
January, A. d. 1901.
JAS. J. C'QUINN.
Clerk District Court.