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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-14
First Court Of ANNALS.

galveston Texas. June t3. -Today's pro
ccedinss in the court of civil appeals,
Affirmed NcSland & Neyland VS.. Texas
yellow Pine Lumber Company ct all from
l|ler' K. w. leager VS.. Emily Nell from
Colin; A. D. Shrewsbury, sheriff. VS.. 4.
r. Ellis, county clerk, from Grayson: elias
East VS.. Gibbs, Lewis x CO.. from Lime.
stone; W. w. Crook VS. Waller County,
from Waller
reversed and reminded: international
a 81 Great Northern Ralhoad Company vs..
X W; Lewis, from Harris.
~, IN ne rase OF J. h. Hall ct al VS.. G.. w
iaIrlS CT MI, from Harris. The Judgment
oi the court below In favor OF Foley was
reversed and here rendered for appeilants,
ID az other respects the Judgment is AZ,
Motions Tor rrhearlng refused: Inferno
tlonal and Great Northern Railroad Com
pAny et al VS.. J. w Ogbnrn from Smith
,nos VVghnrn y Railroad companyl; Whnr-
,un brthch et a VS. Henry Wllkens ct nj
two, from Galveston: l. u. Polk vs.
beaumont Pasture Company from Jcffer-
son; A. stafford ct al VS.. A Hrclnhop ct Al.
from Harris
Motion for rehearlng by Burkltt & Barnes
granted and Judgment reformed Interna-
llUHhl ana Great Northern Railroad Com
pa Ii!Ss ct Al VS. J w, ogburn, from Smith
submitted; Mrs A. NJ, Ellis. eNcrutriN
vs. r. T. lIannay et al. from Fort Bcnd;
q. W. Burkctt VS. Charles L. Mcdonald Of
a., from Andersou Alfred Cnrtwell VS.
MS l.. X tiammAge e1ecutriN, from An
deTon International and Great Northern
hailroal Company VS.. Elnora Sampson,
from Montgomery: Gulf Rcnumont and
Kansas city, Railway Company vs. Texas
Harris H. NJ. rrueheart & co. rnrnlshee.
vs. Savings and Loan Company. from Gal,
weston.
Submission postponed until October 10:
Margaret G. Lord vs.. New York Life In.
snrance Company ct al from Galveston
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PROPHET STRUNG UP
But the Guard Only Wanted Con.
fessiOn and Did Not Hang Him.
A DOZEN NEGROES ARE UNDER GUARD
Governor OF Louisiana Has Warned the
Sheriff That They Must BE Protect
ed--They Are From Houston.
lSneclnl 10 rhn Pos,


Shreveport, Ia, Juno H. 'rhe thirteen
negroes who were captured aud shut up at
klnnchrcw's store have been well guarded
all day Armed men have been securing
tho country. The latest message by telo.
phone said all trail Of the murderer was
lost. lie is supposed to he hiding in the
! swamps. Prophet Smith, who brought
these negroes from Houston, had rope
put around his neck three times today with
threats Of hanging IL he did not tell all he
knew. lie was oven hung w for brief
time. lie confessed to loadlng the gun,
saving he did SO to detain Edwards from
escaping Prophet Smith Is praying and
begging for mercy, but he is considered a
leader No evening paper was issued until
after o'clock, MS 1t was believed there
would be a lynching as soon as Edwards
is captured.
The evening paper says; tlerded In the
store are the two negro men. prophet
Smith and t. q McI.aud; eight women,
Amanda Edwards. Phlliis Hamilton, Lon
Horton, idlcc Allen, Checney johnson. Ada
Washington, Ella Edwards, Annie Edwards,
and with these, doubtless their mothers,
are six children ranging between the ages
or and II, Another negro man, Fred
Johnson Is held with them, but his only
ofieusc seems to have heeu mistaken
flight when overcome by the terror Of the
murdcrous situation on the Foster plunta.
ton. johnson probably saved himself by
one act Of mercy, when Young Foster had
fallen a victim to Edwards bullets, John
son lifted him from the burning sun and
carried him to the shade OF the oak. when
the stampede began, however he ran with
the others,
The scene presented here is one OF grim
waiting In the front Of the store there Is
a coll Of strong grass rope and Moose al.
ready prepared About nifty men stand
guard waiting for the return Of the posse
who arc out searching for Edwards
Governor Heard has taken a hand In the
AMIR lie wired tonight to sheriff Ward
Of Cnddo parish and sheriff Thompson Of
Rosser jnslructlug them to protect the ne
groes nj an hazards. The governor com
mnnded these officials to cali upon the cit
liens for aid and promised military assist.
ancc n the sherffs required it, AS the
trouble is not IN Caddo but IN liussler par
ish sheriff ward, who Is stationed IN
shreveport, is endcavorng to locate SHEER.
IN Thompson The latter eau not be found,
The attempt made to move the negroes
from the liiuncbrew store to Benton proved
failure, The guards and their prisoners
had proceeded about mile when darkness
overlook them and they were forced to re.
turn ther prisoners TO the store.
The negroes preferred TO take their
chances at kinnebrew's place rather than
face the danger of n mob on the way to
Bcntou
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BEAUMONT DISTRICT COURT.

Several Of the Cases on the Old Crini-
nal Docket Disposed OF.
Beaumont, Texas, June H. Judge West
last evening concluded setting cases o.
the Jury and nonjury dockets and this
morning took up the old criminal docket
ana disposed of several cases.
in setting the dockets Judge West has
divided the cases about as equally through.
out the term az possible The old Grim
nal docket, except the yenlre eases, was
set for this, the hrst week. and the now
criminal docket Is set for the fourth week.
For the rest OF the term the Jury and uon.
jury cases are set for Monday Of each
week. that is, none are set for any par
tlcular day but u is expec ed thus before
The time for trial comes the cases VIII be
more definitely set.
The only case set FOR this week Is that
81 the Texas Tram and Lumber Company
~. Donaldson a Hines. nonjury case.
Following Is the criminal Gases dispnsed
OF this morning aud the court Is stlll oc
cupied Win trying eases on the Old ERIN
nal dotHet;
ond degree; dismissed by State for want
state W. Ozella Thomas assault 10 muir.
der; dismissed by State for want OF ayl
drnre.
state W william Golden. passing forged
instruments: defendant pleaded guilty aud
3ury turned verdict accordingly, liking
his punishment al two years ia the penl.
trntary defendant waived tiiuc for filing
no ION for new trial and asked To be sen
tesced at once, which was dohe accord
Stare x. william Golden, attempting 10
rass forged instrument; same plea, same
s,ntrHce.
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OPPOSE BABcocNs PROPOSITION.
Representative Young Finds Members
for CONTINUING Tariff.


Tor Continuing Tariff
Washington, June 10 The attitude Of the
Pennsylvania delegation In congress will be
one Of bitter hostility toward the Babcock
bill, putting iron and steel on the free Hist,
II It ever comes to anything Congressman
Jauaes Rankin Youg Of Philadelphia has
uanyassed his colleagues.
In Pennsylvania" said MIR Young, "any
ATTEMPT TO reduce the tahm strikes home
10 every individual, FOR tho interests ~ tAe
people are so closely allied with the policy
of protective mrIu ss to be almost insep
arabic. For TINT reason The Rubcock bill
VIII be vigorously opposed by the PennSyl-
NpniN delegation Ia congress and VIII be
fought FROM the outset.
while aimed at the steel trust Il will
work the greatest injury to the small man.
ufucturers. The trust may be able to
makers who are not In the trust would be
seriously hurt The bill would close up
many concerns that are now paying good
wages
"it Is a mistake 10 ASSUME that the steel
trust controls the entire trade II does not
even Include all OF the larger mHnufactur-
orE. We havH Ia our State n number Of
concerns operating extensive establishments
md employing hundreds of workmen IN
each onr That are not ~ the trust. rhose
people would feel the effects Of the Bahcock
bin ms well as the small individual OPP
orators.
The tluplatc industry in the western
part Of tue state would also be Injured,
That Is an American industry that owes It's
existence entirely to the protective tartn.
Tho time has NOT come when that fostering
care should he removed
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WALL CASES ON TRIAL.
A Large Number OF Lawyers Are En-
ployed on Both Sides.

A Large Number OF Lawyers Are EN-
ployed on Both Sides.
Rusk, Texas, June II, The cases against
Eugene Wall we're called late yesterday
afternoon and the State announced ready.
Wallis attorney made a motion to have
Bruno wall tried drs, RS Eugene wanted
to use him ms witness Both sides then
announced ready on BRINE Walrs ease
jury was selected without much ton.
bic plea Of not guilty was entered by
the defendant
Eugene Wall is Indicted for the IN RIDER
Of Ben Brooks In San Augustine county
last summer aud Bruno and Ilpc2 wall.
brothers Of Eugene, are charged Hs prln
cipals and MS accessories. there being two
counts In the indictment against The last
two. Lopez Wall WAS Killed few weeks
since: the case against him has been dis
missed since his death
These cases were transferred from san
Augustine county here The STATE Is rep.
Donley. perkin & Gibson, Wilson & Wat
kns Of this place. Davis 4 Davis OF San
Augustine and y. y. Morris Of Henderson
the defense by Judge James r. Policy Of
Center, Judge $ II Russell Of Dallas aud
Mcclure Whitcmau OF this place Mr..
Morris rs conducting the prosecution for
the most part and Mr.. Russell the de.
Tense, Everything on both sides is watched
and the contest Is fierce.
There are some 800 witnesses In tho
case hut not more than half or less are
here, sheriff John r. Reagan has several
OF his deputies here and they are keeping
close watch on all parties aud II IL
thought there Will not be any trouble
Every precaution Is being taken Ia avoid
trouble between the factions In this old
trouble.
John II. Rroocks and NJ. L. Broocbs OF
Beaumont who are brothers of Ben H.
Works the man that the Walls 1fr charged
with killing. are here IN the case
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GANG oF HoRsE TAIeves RourED.
Sheriff Landry Of Jefferson County Has
Done the Work.

Realmont, Texas, June ~ Sheriff Ray
Landry Of this county has discovered aud
perhaps effectually broken up one OF the
largest and hest organized gang Of horse
II ieves which has attempted 10 operate Ia
Toxas since the modern civilization has
swept over the State and sent scattering
10 the four winds the old gangs OF DIES
pcradoes aud criminals which haunted the
frontier and made the property Of the cit.
Izen an uncertain quantity and the life Of
the brave who dared 10 cast their lot H
the farawIy country a series of thrilling
incidents the like of which has been used
with unpndlng regularity to adOrn the tales
OF tho little novels which thrill ana delight
Young America" and canse The blood 70
course hot aud swiftly through his veins
The nlan Of operations Of ihls gang was
10 have faithful representatives. iu an
narts OF this country. Some OF them we're
detailed 10 do the stenliIg others were de
tailed 10 ride the horses out Of the section
where they we're stolen and turn them over
10 their pals in some a. U section Ious-
ton was the fayortc place 10 dispose OF
beaumont horses and Beaumont was select
I'll to sell the Houston and Harris county
Ioe SHES an old negro, who lives IN the
ontskirfs Of Houston. arrived here yester-
day morning and Identified horse which
had been stolen from his barn lot and was
smhseauently sold 10 Mr., Henry Radcliff Of
This city for about SO.
Napv other horses have been missed both
in Beaumont and IN Houston
the gang mas evidently been operating for
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HIGHER COURTS.
The sunreme cnl,rt

Aostin' Texas, Jtue i3.--Thc following
proceedings were had in the supreme court
today;
Apphcatlon granted $500 bond to he
n'eul: Bette ldpscomb ct al VS.. Houston
Dallns N'"'p"n'' rum
= Applications refused; Houston and Texas
ssenIral Hallway Company VS. Robert Blan.
traitor vs.. Loul jacques. from BeSar; TeSas
savings Lonn Association VS. y. {. Rankct
81 a., from Bell John ]. stevens vs.. Ger.
u ahm Life Insurance Company ct al, from
nVNaP' j. L. Geren VS.. Wolf Netzorr, from
HraLsnn' J. NJ. Cain VS.. Edward u. Levy
L, W. Williams. -
application dtmssed for want OF Inris-
diction; r. F. DoXey VS.. n. A. WcstIrool,
ct az, from Mason.
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lINANDO MUST REST
e,.,t Race Horse Bruised His
ID esI By Stepping on a Stone
,,,,,,r WON THE BRoOKLY YIN DERBY
o,a,eo Ran Fast Mile at the
'ifts : !. T,aok--Whisky King Took
N''p Z. Rich fremont Stakes

~ June iS--commando' James
n VI, sreat colt. stepped on a stone
hfpy ,'onlne Monday and bruised one
N. 80 badly that he did not start
y l p,ookIyn Derby today. While the
o ~ ! not considered serious at pres
M n. ,raJner, James Rowe~ was not
tske any chances of permanently
.im The Brooklyn Derby was
~ ,,acOo and the race seemed TO he ut
~ hut rather than start him and
~. a,yste his trouble, ii was decide to
e. n. rcst and let the $4,000 go to
|. aher owner.
~ ',.no bruised Commanders heel Sc
IA he was returned to his stable.
7 y, remedies were applied. but with
m results. A week ago similar
~, occurred TO Conroy. the Brooklyn
e. winuer. A complete rest brought
y, land all right and he is now taking
regularity. similar tnctics VIII be
"a n regard to Commando.
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several months. asst has hcen ahou, thar
length of time sinte the hrSt complaint 81
missing hon SEES was made II seems that
there was no special plans for stealing tho
horses, the Instructions being to got then,
IN the best and easiest way possible. Usual.
" the thieves chose to take hurscs which
they found In barn Yards aud lots they
much preferred high priced horse and
seldom took up one OF the ordinary Texns
ponies. 1t was their plan to got horse
worth from SiuN up In order that he might
he quickly disposed Of at $40 or SD.
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Poor digestion also polsons the blood,
marking u thin and watcry. which iurltates
and weakenS The heart
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble " to improve the digestion and
20 Insure the prompt assimilation ot food.
This can be done by the regular use
after meals OF some safe nieasnnt and ef.
receive digestive preparation, Ike StuRrts
dyspepsia Tablets, which may be found
at most drug stores, and which contains
Naluable harmless digestive elements In d
pleasant convenient form.
II Is safe to say that the regular per.
slstcnt use of Sulart's Dyspepsia Tablets
~ meal time viii cure amy form Of stom-
acb trouble except cancer OF the stomach.
Fun sized package OF these tablets sold
~ druggists at 80 cents. Little book on
stomach ircnblcS matted free. Address Il.
a, stuart Co, Marshall Mich.
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rITz 70 Become A WRESTLER.
Originator Of the Solar Plexus Blow
Wants to Get Into the Game.

Orioinator OF the Solar Plexus Blow
Wants to Get Into the Game,
New York. June 49, Bob Fitzsimmons,
wrestler. has supplanted Bob Fitzsimmons'
boxer A challenge will be issued within
few DAYS by the originator Of the solar
plcxus blow offering TO meet all comers,
barring Roeber aud Nouroulah, In a wrcst-
llnc match. When the boxing game hour-
ished Fitzslmmons was in the thickest
Of the fray. He SAYS that wrestling "us
now the proper caper, and he is DESTROYS
NJ starting early in that role
II IL not necessarily new role for BOD.
Wrestling PLAYED an important part IN MS
raining when getting into shape Tor oeH-
inc matches He found that few were MS
s1tneIInrs lie learned then the tricks Of
tbe craft for his own Satisfaction. NOW
IA, H. mas forsaken the boxing game ne
vii use these tricks TO good purpose W
battling for recognition as a wrestler OF
ehanDi onshIp callhre. 49,.
Fitz possesses many ,of the qnalihtsalion,s
~ a good wrestler. His strength has az
Tots rerognized 10 shltlness ne y y
10, master lie feels confident OF Mn
pp,ne The recognition ny a wrestler Nhlea
mas always been accorded MIN as poAf''
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The State Enoampment.

Austin, Texas, June 13.--The encamp.
ment Of the State Volunteer Guard will
he held at Camp Mabry near this city July
10 to - inclusive. Adjutant General Sour.
ry received information this morning from
all the railroads that they would give free
transportation to the troops. called meet
ing Of the local encampment committee
was held and the above date was liked, MS
II Conformed with the wishes of the adju.
tant general, The various committees were
appointed TO look after the affairs OF the
dril and il is tho general opinion hat the
camp this year will he the largest one ever
held
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Fair Grounds Results

St Louis, June Ia Seven furlonrs. soil.
Ing-sue johnson, Battus. Ben Frost rbnp
ni Eve and half furIougs. selling Has
M, Nh, satehel Maria Elena Time .5oH
Eugene. Zonne Time Dos ''uSipeius'
o, az ahI NM furongs-Lady Strathmore
o99dheenard, Sinai Time 1:2Os.. =
ps M,,e ana seventy yards, selling Miss
mus linus barred In betting, Tea Gown A ran
1;41h. usN"'os"' lime
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Via Via Palestine. Next SUNDAY thev ru,
p po,s osge,mi,professlonal club from Ns wa
men,be some Of their players having been
promises to he fast and snapnv ne gene ha,s
teams are practicng daily. A IsrgS 80.
II IIo Visitors VII take the bcreat Of ~ me
mud ao,ro aiu lexas Central excursion rates
Victory. SD Proctor VIII umpire the ya 70
which Will begin at 3:30 D. M. iad, es'u y,
s,,eu 70 attend, free admission at gate and
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With
Of
body speed accuracy
literally
of
Cold chilly
akin running the
to lack
a1organs andq healthy circulation
people Its free from all
mild in blood
of
s.
body the
and joints grad
healthy old
make study blood
and advice
medical depart
Of
some direction sreceived ftono urp
medical advice free Book
$3.50 SUI 800 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY ATLANTA. IA
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ma. ONaIIss o'sden's Fast lime.

.a't June l3.-The feature % tho
,.,. Newport today was Charles
II a. ,as1 time in the nth race. He
,s,.. Instance in i;4o aat and won bv
,ss'as beating Barone, and Tolnca.
'souy established \ track record
y, saa a half furlonrs At Sewpert.
- ~. p ; B Freeman for S2soo. IN n
nka and pa MN Ialk was cut down near
Tine l.Sss Little Rita. Piramo,
Tins. eslf furlougs-Dash, Jigger,
.!asross Nancy TIN, Princess Eve
Bpn ipa asS = Founding. We ldpg
Chsrlinau n.m. Time. :1sl,.. :
lR ' hnen. Bsronet, ToIu,a.
esIss haIt-Edna Gerry pons,,ot p
Time, 2:sGN - nene''e' D''
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y i, 'atnlongs, maldeus-Elmer L.. Farm
n ,XMuslter Back, Geta Blackburn.
f p, ua Mr., Smith III, Mary Moore
!, 0n,r ieo ~ Bluff. Birch Tree. Elan
wv, ~s, ny, Barbara r., Agnes Brandon,
J I, "a virginia Wilcox, Form io7.
Eer lGs 1 lal inrlongs, selling -Hargis,
H:arp zI 1sle ,oi lct; Palmetto io2, Yana
BISON ia Nv p dos, The Esmond 107, Nat
\ ssso, t ,.5 short course, handicap-
eioa 100. "s i'-' lseh l4o, Tom
8 PIssSS eighth Lake Mills los, Refu.
y 4. .eO Newell TO- law '""ru loo' guy
Alio1ii 'ngSss-owenton III. Major Ten.
|ss co Cor lSsIa 81 Son 90, Jane ooker.
saeaey. inpa % Kentucky MIDDLE los.
|N& u VueN %, lrmas Choice,
lie Ia p selling Impromptu 10. John
,ihs Ia aioom,ner Iack iO1, Uncle Tom "a,
'R@ : iiSio l0l, Sunro 90, Zack
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.lL.,t Man Az DerhY.

4 yort lime 3.-rhc $4,000 Brook.
d n,,Ay vent TO Bonulbert and the Ire,
Il canal value. TO Whisky King.
s,,ao All Green and Bellarlo were
n .a-,up from the derby, leaving The
d, gues and Bonnibert to light ii
A !, Grayesend today. The Parader was
TO and Bonnlbert at . to >.
\. p,,sdsr did the running for n mile
srsrier with Blues well up and II n
= Failing As they rounded into the
7, The parader ran out and BOnnihcrt
~ and won easily by six lengths,
q /. piuss heat the tired favorite a length
a Mace The time, 1888 40, Is new
\. ~ fremont stakes the victory OF
a. King at IL to ! was big suI
b Saturday was favorlte ana blue
vSond choice. Saturday and Gold
N made the running to the head Of
Il smith Here Whisky King rushed to
iIout. followed by Blue Girl aud
ID Gate and in this order they finished
hsrbs apart
I'M lcppef. In the FIRST race, was the
II isrorlte to win today.
\ iiail0ngs King Pepper, Dublin, Hello
fe spd a sixteenth The Golden Prince,
frud Boy, Glade Run. Time, las.
~ fremont stakes, 10000, about six
4 Whisky King. no tOdom). IL t.
HI, Blue Girl 126 n, Burns), 3 to
usn; Golden Cottage. ia (MounceJ,
IA t. third Time, l:1O 2-J.
M Brooklyn Derby, 10000, mile and
Il hli-BoRnlbert III ,Spenccr), to =,
Rncs III shaw, to I and TO 8,
4 md The parader, l26 QLantryl to ..
~ Tine, 2;23 i-j
5n furlongs Ascension, Man Of War,
n Lille Time, 1:01 rs.
NJ and twenty yards Wax Taper. Gold
WISER Wallabout. Time. 1;45
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Chartered.

Austin, Texas. June 1S.--The following
charters were filed todoy with the secre
tory Of State
The TeNarkana Compress company of
TeNarkana; capital stock $4,000 Incor.
porators; !. c. Taylor, Julius Lesser and
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lnlInn Water Walk.

Iulng Texas, June II. Ground has been
broken FOR the new standplpe for the Luliug
Water Works company, and the samo viii
be completed la about six weeks The new
structure when completed VIII hc twenty
feet u diameter and siNtt feet high which
with tho present pipe win alwaYk keep on
hand water sufficient for All purposes.
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THE sIXTH DISTRICT RAct.
Crane Has Decided Not TO Become a
Candidate.

OFant TldS OGLiutl lHpl ~ pSSOnS q
Candidate.
Dallas. Texas, June ~. The features OF
today's happenings IN the contest for the
late Congressman Burke's seat were the
decllnatlon Of Hon VI. NJ. Crane 70 enter
the race ana the issuance OF tho call for
meeting Of the Sixth district democratic
executive committee Mr. Crane had been
settled all doubts as 10 his intentions today
by declaring publicly and Inrcseryetly thH
he viii not be candidate TO succeed Judge
Burke,
District Chairman H. G.. Dlilard Of
Bosque county stated over the long distance
telcphrne 10 The Post correspondent this
meeting af The executive committee 10 he
held al the city hall in Dallas next Mon
day. June ~, at 10 O'Clock.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Charlton on The Island.

Galveston, Texas June r. ~nr T. j.
Mae. veterinary surgeon. states that the
disease Of anthrax, or charlton has been
discovered among cattle ON the island
Twenty.thrcc deaths resulted thcrcfrom In
one herd and a number " others IN diner.
ent herds, The disease in its acute form
NILS the animal almost Instantly. pr Mae
H. inocUlatiny the cattle tn the herds nc.
fected with postenr anthrax vaccine and
SAYS that THIS VIII prevent tho spread az
tho disease
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examinations completed.

Galveston, Texas June l3-rhe examna.
tlons Of the primary and intermediate
classes OF the public schools were CON.
plctcd yesterday The teachers are pre-.
pairing their reports today aud the promo.
lions viii he announced tomorrow
Tho examinations Of the senior classes
were held last week and the commence
Will be held at Harmony hail tomorrow
night
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pallas' Texas. June H. Wilcox Of san
angelo won the Individual championship
medal In the big State shoot today over
r,onrete OF Dallas. The winner made a
Mraight score. Of dtty targets. This closed
s nus meet which has been successful IN
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49, Rnth Honsc ID MnrIin.

Morlu, Texas June ~ A movement Is
on foot to bulld another big bath house
and sanatarium here. provided water cas-
be secured from the hot well owned by tbs
oity, ana II this can not he done It viii
result IN another well being bored