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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-14
TURKEY QUICKLY SETTLES
WITH AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
Porte Agrees to Right Wrongs of
Armenian Victims and Pay

Their Claims.

VIENNA, Nov 13. The numerous
grievances of Austria-H Hungary against
turkey have been settled by the agree
ment Of the Porte to pay 10000 francs to
1ne armenian victims and by adjusting
financially and otherwise the wrongs
arising from other matters of disnlIfs
This includes the claims of the Oriental
Railway Company.
1t was the purpose of Austria Hungary
to adopt effective measures had not fho
Porte yielded -
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PRISONER TAKEN TO INDIANA.
Charge of Murder Entered Against
Rathbun at Jeffersonville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 13.-Rathbun
was tonight taken across the river to
Jeffersonville, Ind, and placed in Jail
charged with murder.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNOWS NO DISTINCTION.
Rich and Poor Alike Suffer From
CataPPh in This Climate.

All observant. physicians have noticed the
enormous increase in catarrhal diseases
in recent years, and the most liberal and
enlightened have cheerfully given their
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To Cure a Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure
z. w. Groves signature is o. each box. &c.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-14

All IN all, last nights performance of
-Trayiata" was one of the best heard in
San Francisco in twenty years Those
who heard it enjoyed a musical feast
while those who should have listened to
it will regret their absence when they
hear of it from their friends
Tonight "Tannhauser' will be sung,
with Madame Eames as Elizabeth, Van
Dyck as the hero and Bispham as Wolf
ram. Madame Louise Reuss- BEIGE as
Venus, will make her first appearance,
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-14
RELATIVES SEEK
ELOP|NG COUPLE
@. e. Howard Is Being
Sought For by Po-
lice Of This City.

An eloping couple from Colusa are being
sought for by the police of this city.
Their names are Clarence Eugene How
ard and Lottie Shields, prepossessing
young woman, who has not passed her
eighteenth year. Miss Shields is the
niece of Mrs. Jane Baker, prominent
resident OF Colusa.
Some time ago Howard, who is de-
scribeu as gay Lothario, arrived in CO.
lusa and was given employment by the
electric light company of that city. He
was introduced to Miss Shields, and, ac-
cording to the dispatch in the hands of
Captain Seymour he fell desperately in
love with her. He was a frequent visitor
at her home and she seemed to have re-
ciprocated his affections.
Last Monday the young woman was
sent by her aunt to buy some medicine
for Mr.. Baker, who was sick. After re-
turning she was in tears, and when asked
the druggist from whom she bought the
medicine had informed her that her
brother was down with typhoid fever and
that she felt 1t her duty to go to his bed
side. Mrs. Baker, not suspecting any,
thing wrong, told her to go and not re-
turn all night in case her brother was
seriously Ill.
Taking her wrap and some other fem
inine apparel with her, the young woman,
after kissing her aunt good-by, left pre-
dd return ner be home she
Baker became suspicious and started an
investigation. To her intense surprise
she learned that Miss Shields, instead of
returning to her home to nurse her sup
posed sick brother, had eloped with How
ard. Subsequent developments showed
that the young woman, after leaving the
home of her aunt, met Howard by prear-
Iangement and together they drove to
Marysville.
AS they purchased tickets for this CITY
the police are satisfied that the elopers
are here, Notwithstanding that the regis
ters of the various hotels and lodging
girl is under age it is the intention of her
relatives to have Howard arrested. Cap
tain Seymour last night said that he was
satisfied that Howard Is in this city and
that he was likely to be arrested at any
minute.
Q ! / |. ! + |. :. a
wreath of maidenhair fern in white roses
and the Board of Public Works a pillow
of white roses Ex-Chief Crowley sent
a pillow of roses and ferns. The Fire De-
I partment sent the face of a clock, outlined
in chrysanthemums and roses. The de-
partment of electricity sent the represen-
tation of police patrol box and Mayor
Phelan broken column. One of the most
beautiful offerings was that of Companv
d. Another beautiful design was a
broken column of violets and roses, bear
ing the inscription, "A tribute to fidelity .
1t was sent by the Board of Supervisors.
There was sad scene at the grave
The services were simple and many tears
were shed.
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Enjoyed a Musical Feast.

chestra was faultless. Seppili handled the
orchestra in skillful manner, and, with the
solo1sts, received due reward of applause.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-14
MADAME SEMBRICH IN LA TRAVIATA"
WINS GREATEST TRIUMPH IN YEARS
Since Days of Patti
No Such Singing
Listened to Here
An Enthusiastic Scene
Is Witnessed in
the Opera. House

FTER hearing the exquisite sing
N ing of Madame Sembrich in the
M Verdi creation, La Traviata,
M last evening it is no eXaggeration
20 COY, +bot fha artistic work of
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Entire Production Is
Rendered in a Pure
and Faultless Style
Audience Remains Till
Fall of the Cur:
tain in the Last Act
By Blanche Partington-

r HARDLY know where and how to
begin to express my sense of the
beauty of last evenings performance
-s-.L.. h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
HEARNE ITEMS
Machinery for the Planters OH Min Is
Arriving.

| Arriving.
ulearne, Texas, April The mnchlncry
for the Pantcrs un Min has begun 10 ar
rive and IN a few days it VIII ne plaeed s.,
position. The seed house ana oIIrc Ar,
ueHriy eoupeied and are nm ornament to
| lnr, Guy Ihe contractors say tas min
VIII be one of the tluest In the State when
| completed, II win be ready for next sra'
sons crop.
Several carriages Of uearncfex left l,,,
| night Tor Calvert 10 be ina attendance AZ
Tue flie revival, This heng the lnst meat.
ing, was the occasion FOR the large crowd
OF ueRrneltos, 10 attend. Al report tho
meeting to be a successful one and n great
many were converted.
q \ party of citizens LETT this morning ON a
river. Hon Daniel Frazer Of Mogtgnne,,ScSr%,s
AlAi Is the guest pf the party lIn L,n,.
III few hays for HIS home, In thai clty
. Ine International ana Great Northerr
Railroad company has n force af mon ~
work putting Ia Il switch from Tho main
me TO the Planters on Miu The comnot,1
M MI, maGs : great many improvements in
tneir YARDS mere iatCly.
The BRACES river IS carrying about an
e.snt foot rise as result of the heavy
rain fell In the bottom. hut tho raing,m
above here was very heavy
Mr j. NJ. Thompson OF Euuis. arrived In
,tn ag s,ty las. nlsht aud left this morning
Mr. | Harris a well known travelling mar,
e r rauucah' Ky, made trip to the cly
Judge T. j. simmons promnent l,,.,o.
OF Franklin, transacted business Ia IicaT0s
ciyll nnsinccr ]. d, 1rammcn Of tho
MAS III the city yesterday cn route 10 Mir,
IN on business connected with The Caiyeri
W a. n nea nrayos VALLEY railway
led by his sou, Prof A. c. Love NJ
college, were la the city recently
- Msssrs lack Bcale Of woxahachi% and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
CENSOR, AT 50 TOT, WON,
AIard Scheck, an 0dds.0n favOfite
Ran Third in the Race.
FAyORITE BEATEN IN THE SECOND RACE
It Was a Field Day for Memphis Book
makers, Not Favorte Coming
Under the Wire First

Memphis. Tenn, April .. conditions for
racing were somewhat improved at Mont.
gomery park today, although the weather
vas cold The track had dried out some
what from yesterdays deluge and fair time
was made In the six events The feature
Of the days sport was the Tennessee Club
purse for 3.yearods at six furlongs, which
vas won ealloping by j. r. Bothers' chest
mt colt Censor. at odds Of % TO /. Alard
Scheck was an odds-on favorlle and was
heavily supported but third was the best
he could do. W. j. De Bee beating him a
length for second place. Scheck ran as If
he was short of work.
The Only 2-year.old event on the card was
the second race at four furlougs. for colts
aud geIdings. John Schorr's Fred Orgill
all over the ring He was never prominent
IN the race, however, Aransas, the second
choice. winning hands down from Ernest
Pnrham. Schorr had four entries on the
card and all Of them were bowled over. 1t
was n field dag Tor the bookmakers. not a
faNorte winning.
Five furlougs. selling -MacLaren, Myra
Murella, Alex Pearson. Time, l.bGla.
-Four furlongs, sclling-Aransas, Ernest
parham The Way Time, :5iia.
Six furlonCs, Tennessee Cluh nursc-Ccn-
sor, 100 lCoburnl, 30 to /, wont w. !. De
Doe, 10J Cochran, to and even, second;
Alord Scheck, III woods, TO >, third.
Time. 1;1S%.
Mile purse Srangcst Louisville Sir Ga
tian. Tine, 149t2.
quarter-Angus. Miss RANSOM sallusk.
Five i; furlongs, selling Draw Lad, Edu.
cate, Dave Waldo Time, ;0bi$.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
Waco.

Waco, Texas. April There were two
elections Ia this city today, one the regular
city election and one for the issuance Of
100000 bonds for water ana electric light
plnnts In the former election tho regular
democratic ticket was elected 10y nm over
Nbemiug vote, there being little OPPOSE
ton. The following are the officers elect
tnry r. H. nickey. nssessnr and collector.
Luke Moore; chief Of police. John Dollus.
" H. THOMPSON, W. $. Ginisnic u. H.
Reno. Ben Richards. Tom Hamilton and
W j. Wallace, aldermen. Tho proposition
for The Issuance Of bonds also CARRIED 10y a
largo majority The election was n Very
quiet one and thcrc was not ono fourth Of
the voting strength thut went to tho POLLS
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to be very small. There viii /. !
deal of agitation and restlessr.w
! country. Trade will be good x
terent trades will not be SETTLED ~
with the masters. Sudden NY
continue to be painfully frsns1
alarming Railways viii nrs.l
motor cars VIII be much In s,,9
our highways. :" Wa
The great planets Saturn mn,
are in Capricorn, and in tho srs.I
meet in conjunction, an event ~
ours but once In twenty yesn
In Capricorn, their chief INN.
lalI on India. that land which
10 govern well, but do II 80 W.
ply because we do hot study MI
tants ana their ways. India K 4!
the birthplace of knowledge, All I,
her sons can be found The kss,s,
highest intellccts in the world N
lish are clever business peonle K
MIND of the, llindoo is far ANU
sordid pursuit. aDs
The everyday counsel for AN,
follows: ~ Apla
., Very doubtful.
.. Sell; evil for all else.
tWNh Nulh' ASK IdNOrS trasl
push thy business after 8 p, m
.. Very uncertain all day.
t. Buy and speculate before III
after which he careful.
Z. Sunday-Be careful.
8. Doubtful all day.
~, y. seek Seek work. ask favors, d,il
push thy affairs after 10 a. m.
~. Very uncertain all day.
A. 10 tiny business before II
after which he careful.
II Travel, sign writings and j,
u. Very doubtful al day.
IL. Snnday--Be careful until /
then better.
. ! J l3i... Speculate, o buy, deal and pv'
thy affairs. =
H. Sell In the y. M: evll for 4
~ Court, marry. ask fnvors, deal
geek work aud push ahead.
~ SntaNorahie until : p. m, The
20. Sell evil for all else. +
q Sunday--Travel aud visit
q Seek work, and deal In the ,
90. Re careful ali day. -
y. Sell; very unfortunate.
2a. Ask favors, and keep very
~. Court, marry, travel reulaye
writings mud push thy business.
-. Sell In the y. M; doubtful
IS. Snnday-A very favor Ia ]
any purpose.
~. Doubtful; bc careful; do not
~. Very uncertain from morn b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
TopAY,S ENTRlES-

Six, furlongs, selling Slsenvlne 1Ol, Row
den la, Catherine Bravo 10I. Mastec Cal
II. Matilda O. lQ7 The CATER 100, Bcren-
gas, GUIDO ll2 Merida Mamie Hildreth,
cousin Carrie 101. Thornwid 1903
half mile, purse, maiden oyear-olds--
Frank Balm los, Dan Collins no ualnault.
Wandering Boy Achilles 1t3. Tibs. phvilis.
irsula no. Carlo los, Luclrtte no Bark.
iyltc il3
Mile. selling Walkenshew il5. Lavaror
~ Maydine 10 Osmond III, Gold one
~, Mormga ~, Bogus Biz los. Rio Chico
~ The Bunoon los. Vain 1Oa. Brownic
Anderson 1OG
:, llalf mile. purse. maiden 2year-olls- You
90 no ora LnslA los Charette Tia Re
ii9ieele LOS Porous l3, Prlan los. slleslan
~ Sister Ahblc 105 Muslqnc no. Phil
'rlmmins il3, Dandy los Royalty los.
SIX fnrlongS, selling March seven 1o8
Illolore 100, Dr Marks Sweet William mi.
plot Thy. Singer los, Perhaps III. Loccno.
me- me- ls1l. Poneo, Ricardo III Fidcl Youth
! i SIX , Idggrlonnss selling Clarqndo 1oa Van
ii,ine h'. pnckoy las. Jennie 100. Trchin
io7' John Welch los. Mike strauss saul
81 Iarsns los. Gcnua, Santa Lucia 100
Daniel Goldindcr los
Raining aud muddy.
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,o selling; six and a.half furlongs-Tbermo,
~ ~ 6 Elsie skin i9S, Trcndo l05, TangIbi,
C rT1' GWtnne 100 BY George l07. Mdnight
~ mines 100, The Rogue as Monmouth Ia,
iiW.' Charles Estes. Back Talk lG5, Mani,V..
NJ Obey 90, Spurs 100, Tony iIcaiz III" in NJ
plva LOG, Dandy Boy 81 '''"'N' io-
E,our and half furlones-RicSt Awa,.
Eiliform loI, Frivol. Red namse, A tESs'
layi Roma. Hoe IIonolua i0i. N'"e'S
rd ,y" TAX steeplGchase. two mlles.-s,ve,
r,ainty 40, MAYO i47, C. r. Lonchurs, - ~
Prince Midas i43. '''"S"urSI 49,
o,, SFtSn i imlongs. Tamarln, seafortb
iiVt Punctnal ~, Margaret IIorr,n erreIios
'ss e,,lI Wilcox ~. Anna Darling rs '''
sn s"liins, seven furlongs - Passoic m
SWrNTTn,US , UH Monmouth Roy los. Frank
"a. Rahunta "a "'''ruue Elliott
=, Hsnd'e9n, mile and 100 vards.-Kr,e,.
size los 1 intrusive iIS ~, N9sis Isht 100 Il
Whip le0, Charwind lO7 ''''' lu"' First
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
THE ELECTIONS IN TEXAS.
Ex.Sheriff R. {. White Was Success.
ful in Austin MayoraIty Contest
WILKINS IS STILL MAYOR OF BRENNAN
No Disorders Have Been Repored--A
A Light Vote Was Cast 40
General Thing.

Austin, Texas April 2--1he result OF
the city election held yesterday, shows that
ex sheriff white * elected mayor over
Judge Robertson By majority Of 90.
v L. Brooks Is reelected city attorney
oyer John " Brady by n small majority.
H. 7. billiard Is city treasurer and Walter
sneed Is city engineer Harry Montgomery
Was elected city marshal over a. j. Thorp,
the present incumbent by good minority.
The citizens aiiermlnlc ticket with tho
exception Of Il. NJ Thomson is elected. He
was beaten by II. u. Shelley
About 1850 votes were polled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
Ell Psso.

= ., u i"so, Texas, April e.-Suffic,ent n
ni,s "s"ulG , delegates were elected nj ,,s,
80 -. ; primaries to Insure his nom,no,,o,
~. ~, mayor OF 81 Paso at tomorrow.s convan.
non Inc result was not determlno1 nn,,,
t tsls morning The deht was h.r, 49,.
We deaTst o. Richard Caples, the oppcn en
was spout ana Ts rs complete. Much money
cteaihgN heavy. The rennbitease WIS eN-
S sonp n9 e9st hut ndlyidnalv tbeY ' p pue
the pesnlt ., @il fill 'he varions Offices as es
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
Alvin.

Alvin. Tcyaa, April . The following are
the successful candidates In the cit, cleo.
ton held here today. Mayor T. NJ Hort
ley, recorder, w. d Rnir; aldermen, = II.
MunQhpr aud T. NJ. Fipps secretary. Fred
Smith. attorney, l.. T. Fishhack as-
scesur Uud collector. George W lleurlc,
treasurer q. IS. Cummings. mHrshal IT, v
SIuiros A Hight vote WAS pollcd, aud very
little Interest taken IN thc election from
the Geld
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

lilllsboro Texas. April 2-Today's city
election resulted Ia the election OF the FOL
lowing: j. w Parham, city marshal J. X.
Parr. city attorney Melvin Traylor, secre-
tary; w. NJ. Williams. treasurer; j. ID.
Loftin, assessor and collector. Aldermen
First ward. j. r. Green: Second ward. j.
r. Turner: Third ward. H. NJ. Larry; Fourth
ward. H. x Davis This II the tlrket uoiu-
limited al the white primary In February,
flDn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

Lafayette, La, April IN. c. wt1
the Forty-seventh regiment, United n
volunteers, died on Southern Pacific
this afternoon from an ailment ccnini
IN the. Philippines. Deceased ytigI
IRON the Philippines a few months
and was on his way home al ColuS
Ky. He was accompanied by bis ID
j. w. White, who had gone 10 San
cisco to join him. He had left thf
on, account of illness. The body val
baimed to be sent to Kentucky for VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
Renninns Resultn

WoShlneton. April AT Bennincs TODAY
two fayoriteS won.
rive turlones. handicap lsloim. Prosit,
Scurry, Time. i:03.
-Four and half furlongs-Dolce Far Nj.
ohte. Laracos, Alum Water. Time $50.
SlN turlcngs Rohert Waddcll. Moor Prc,.
grave. fine 1:IG1-5. '' ''H-
Half milc-Athola. Miracle II son,,.,..
Time, IL 10 80 serpent
81 seven fnrlo"gss Scorplo, Anlmoslty. Curr.
ch MIC anu q Sixteenth--Charley Moore
tharaWind. Matt SImnsnn. 1imn 20 . ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

they treated them TO m abundance Of Ice
cream aud cake. The fire boys then Invited
the Young ladies TO take n ride on the
chemical engine and a grand time was bad.
At the school hoard meeting last night
Prof S II. Miliar was reelected superln-
tendent Of the city public school
Mrs Gus A. Newman formerly OF Bryan.
Is IN a very dangerous condition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
COLDS

The quickest relief ior'
cold is by SCOTS emulsion
cod-liver oil.
You will find the edge taS'
off in a night; and, in three :
four days, you'll be wondeIl''
whether that cold amounted
anything anyhow.
That's relief. If you tack
it quick, the relief is quick
you wait, the reliefaw0'
come-you know how cor
hang on.
we'lisend you little 10 ny, II you like. =.
SCOTT = BOVINE, 80 Pearl street ~ 4
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Fannin County Summer Norma.

Bonham. Texas, April THE ID
county teachers institute met here y
Professor j. c. Stone of this city wasu
ed conductor. The central iDstiiut
meet here April II and 10, when Stas
perintendent Kendall formerly u
county, VIII he present aud deliver "
dress
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
Naoonaonl,ns-

NaeogdochcS, Texas, April . The city
election for marshal and three alder
men passed on very quietly with a very
small vote pGlled
Nat Spradlcy was re.clrcted marshal
Without opposition; finl Tucker. Charles
toya and i. NJ. sanders were elected
aldermen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
Hanaman,s Rome Purchased.

sherman, Texas, April o.--sherlf say
bury has secured from st. Louis at a.
Of SIC the rope at the end Of which ]
Garnett. colored Will eNpiate The erlat
wife murder in the event the governor
not lnterpoSe- The date for the e1ec1'
il May g
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

PcSarkana, Texas April =. The city
election poescd on very quictly here 20.
day. Enough " the returns are in 10 rs
sure the election ~ II. u. Dean for mar
Snali H. f, Watts, city treasurer. and
Homer l. Vaughan, secretary; j. Il
NNlhs' assessor ard collector; Rollins Rod
lines dlvtwu. h"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

Palestine, Texas. Aprll THE city cicc-
tlon passed. passed of quietly today the vote
not polling over two-thirds lhe Nvo al.
dermaulc tickets were both headed ny Bow
crs, present mayor. Vote not announced
bu, Indications ARE the administration tirk.
81 has won with the possible exception
Of Cook for alderman uf Fourth ward uycr
BryOut, administration candidate.
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MeGreaor.

McGregor, Texas. April 2.--rhc city elee.
tldn passed OF very quietly here today.
very little Interest being manifested. ex
lowing were the successful candidates: At
t9rney, j. y, lloIbrook; secretary. G. q.
Hall marshal $. n. Lindsay; treasurer
William Lee. Aldermen: First ward &.
y shaTer; Second ward J. NJ. Davis aud
=. Is, Mcfarland; Third ward, n. G. Con
lev
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Victoria.

Victoria, Texas, April 2--J. II Schneider
Jr. WAS elected MAYOR today over T.. 4.
Frita by thlrty-two majority iu total VI
NTi votes lack McCahe was elected alder.
man In ward Four over 5 Vi Bailey hy ~
majority; no contests In other wards. prr,.
cnt lncumhents n GoSsmau. n FlSrner
and l. ~ lloter being reelected. PARTY
lines were not drawn.
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Forty-eiaht clean eo....

New foFS' April The nrtro.por,o-
handicap was shot of nt Interstate rors
Queens triDs ,r, /" l. today with over mo on
American handicap rules 10 'N ,. birds,
nv, nirds extra. At the end Of ~ +bIi re
cienn wc,re birds, fortycight men I bad
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Clehnrnn stnnL shn,n

Nleanrnc, Texas. April l. -reday the alsi
OF sleourne's stock shows took place. oaiie
q number OF fine animals were lea thpopeh
various streets ~ Tho city q ~ 'khnrh,
thar these eNiii,ifln,s
asm on the subject Of raising nne stock.
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Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, Texas April 2.--The city
election occurred today: but little interest
was manifested IN the contest Only ore
vote had been cast In the Fifth ward at
= O'Clock William Ron for city MARSHAL
and g. H. Day, assessor and collector, we're
elected. There was no opposition
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Wills Point.

Wills Point, Texns. April 81 X. Fin.
ney' mayor b. A. Pate. marshal; W L..
Haynes, city attorney: NJ A. Sullivan,Aclty
assessor and collector; r. @. Thompson,
treasureri J H. Human, w. j. Green
and A. w. Aerldoth, aldermen
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Judoe Duncan eoinq to Austin

Tyler, Texas, April Judge jon
Duncan. his attorney. Hon. Cone Ioae'
and n number Of witnesses In puhu
behalf. left tonight for Austin 70 ~
hefoe the court of criminal appeals Y
Duncan hnbens corpus case. which W"
heard tomorrow.
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Calvert.

Calvert, Texas, April . &C. s. Meredith.
elected mayor and G. A. Garrett, sccrc-
tary' without opposition. W c. Ander-
son, c. s Allen. G. l.. Paul elected al.
dermcn; w Ford, assessor ana coller-
II Hardy, marshal.
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White Rox Killed hx a Neotc.

Mexia, Texas, April 2.-Stuart GNs
colored, aged Az years. shot and killed
Digs, aged 16 years, at Butler,
county. yesterday. The killing OCCURS
cause Of trouble between the partie:s, y
ing out Of Diggs riding across GIN
crop. Gibson Is in custody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

Memphis Tenn, April In rotho-
nav rs contest before good crowd at the
rrhSsntx Athletic club tonight Harry
sancd ' dCcls igyS ovo itlo chicaso boxer.
YORK in the ffteenth r psnvdf Leon tS Of New
seconds throwing up the sponge s' '"'''r ;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

Ia Porte, Texas, April ? The election
today resulted; Mayor l, r. Holmes:
marshal. J. G. Kirkland; recorder. X c
HSndShaw, aldermen elected; l.. X Nor.
rs aud ). Fears; there Is a tie between
the ether three candidates and a sspeeI Al
election VIII be necessary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03
c0rsloana Nems No..

,,s So'slsans' Texas April s.-lae M,ss..
$50. N"n Vhestnutt, sponsors for a.
1pls,eana nre department, enter,s,nos . .ie
mSSners Yesterday by turning IN a. ~, ,ns
ssns me entire department, - siAsin n
cream paf'es on South Blsto .t,.s, an zee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-03

Terrell Texas, April 2--In the city elec-
tlon today the following We're reelected
without opposition; f. j, Anthony. mayor;
). w Garrison, NJ G.. shook and w A.
Russell, aldermen, A light vote.