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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
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PEACE IN ThE ISLANDS.
San Francisco Chronicle.

san Francisco Chronicle
In modern times nothing bearing the
semblance Of war can be kept up With
out money and since the capture Of
Aguinaldo il Is noticeable that We hear
no more OF the tribute paid by the Fill
Pine villagers, whitA Was the source Of
supply of the insurgent treasury. When
the money gave out no more guns or
munitions could be had and there was
no inducement to blockade runners TO
run risks Of capture for the sake OF
reaching an empty treasury. With the
cutting of Of supplies, collapse Of the
rebellion was Inevitable and il has
come The surrender OF General Call
les with $50 men and 800 rifles
probably dispCses OF much the largest
force still remaining under arms =.
The Filiplnos have made a thorough
trial Of the strength OF the United
states and sill not wish to repeat the
experiment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

NJ. jules Cambon, the French am
bassador, has been making q tour OF
the states bordering on the Great
Lakes And he finds the people there
quite as polished and cultured as IN ~
East. where he says they think the
westerners are lacking in good man
ncn. but he says II rather tentatively
as though he anticipated that he Nigh,
have TO defend his assertion In some
eastern drawing room some time lie
finds in the West where he Travelled the
impress 81 the early French explorers
and missionaries. this Is but natural
BE thinks tina, at no distant day the
center of influence will be IN the states
he has just trayersed. II is already
there In a political sense His inter.
view might very properly be termed
"On a certain condcscenslon IN eastern.
crs' Il viii greatly benefit an east
erners TO read 3d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

Charles Milford Robinson; 1.-THE Wis
dom OF the Serpent" Dafreld Osborne;
Ills Primeval Conscience" story,
Jennie Bullard Waterbury; 1.-THE Bud
dhlst Discovery OF America John
Fryer, LID. "a Plea for Cultlvatlng
the English Language" Alfred Ayers;
"The Scope Of Modern Love-" Henry T..
rinck; Colonies ana Nation part VII,
Woodrow Wilson"Across the Bridges, -
q story. Mary NJ. Mears. EDITORS Easy
Chair" EDITORS study" and Editors
Drawer. Harper q Bros, New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
ZIoNIsM.

Since the meeting Of the American
Zlonlsts in Philadelphia II has become
clear 10 some impartial observers Of
the movement, that It Is a good thing
for the world. and by no means
dream OF Missionaries.
It contemplatos the colonization N
Palestine Of a number Of Hebrews who
are the objects OF hatred and persecu-
ton in many lands, and the establish
ment OF a Hebrew commonwealth on
the basis Of Mosaic traditions. But
this ia not ALL There Is a stlll larger
thought behind IT, II aims at the re-
vlyal Of Hebrew nationality and
preservation Of a faith. that. under the
present scattered condition OF the peo-
pie, is in danger OF being lost entire.
~. The Zionist movement then, is In
the interest OF the preservation OF a
nation that still has message TO delly-
er to the world at the right time.
In our judgment few world move.
ments Of the present are Of more i'm
portauce than this, The scattering OF
The descendants Of Israel throughout
the world made history what IT Is to-
day. The gathering Of that race will
mark new epoch In that history. And
1t has come to stay II seems. II II
growing 1t is gaining friends among
the Hebrews and among outsiders. II Is
attracting attention everywhere
one OF the greatest obstacles to its
realization, as far as the colonization
Of Palestine enters into the plan, is tho
present ruler Of Turkey, He Is afraid
Of anything that involves a departure
from the old He would see In that
movement a danger to his power and,
Notwithstanding his apparently amiabe
attitude when seen personally, 1t Is ex-
tremely doubtful whether he could be
induced to grant the necessary con-
cessions.
But the Sultan is not immortal
Others viii sooner or later take his
place. There liz even In Turkey a llb-
eral element, that is absorbing Ideas
from the outside world. and exertlng an
influence upon the affairs OF the empire.
Through this agency. or some other
means, change in the government
may be effected favorable to the plans
OF the Zionists That they viii be re.
allied Is as certain as any future event
can be. The guarantee Of the pro-
misses Of the Bible is given for 1t. and
those promises have never failed
The New York Mall and Express
thoughtfully remarks on his move
ment:
II does not propose 70 make the Heb
rev who Is citizen OF the United
States or any other country less pat
notic citizen OF that country, but It
does promise to enable him TO help his
more unfortunate and much less free
Co-religionists In other countries 10 u
better and nobler life than they can live
IN poverty and under opp ess n. and
at the same time 20 preserve heir ma
tlonal, racial and religious spirit II pro-
poses preservation OF all that Is best
and most helpful 10 the world IN the
Jewish traditions and character It il
! pleasing to see that the Zionist mnye-
ment Is progressing fayor9bly. Tor II IL
undoubtedly a good thing for the world
In general"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

Philadelphla's city hail. which was
begun in 1870 and is not yet completed
has cost to date S9i.5SS.45& Before It IS
finished It may cost as much as the
Boer war by Inc tlme that Is Finished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

The July number OF Ainslee's Mag
azlne has quite n number ~ good short
stories, such as Miss Chester's Adj
venture" bv Frederick ". Smith "The
Red Drum" Nv Joe Lincoln; Before
tho Fact. RedriQues OttolerTui 1.-THE
sacred Arbutus" Poter Macarthur.
Reform in ihe First" Brand Whtlock
enl THE Steep Recorder" by Frank
Robinson There are some fine contri-
buttons In verse, and napers on various
TOPICS. such as "Greqt Types Of Modern
Business" and Women In the Far
East" The latter Is an article that win
interest many. The cover design Is by
Anna Eggleston. The magazine Is. as
usually full OF fine illustrations --23S
William street. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

"The passing Of the Philadelphia"
Is the subject OF some Philadelphia
correspondence In the New York Even
ing Post The passing is, OF course.
clam
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
Now York Mall and Express.

In the development OF a disposition
among the American army officers in
the Philippines 20 be lenlent toward IN
surgents whose title 70 the estate OF
outlaw and ladrone WAS supposed 20 be
Of the best there is nothing surprising,
albeit surprise has been expressed. The
man In the field is always disposed to
be more merclful than the government
at home. Even Kitchener. hard-hltting
and lnCXorable as he mas shown him
self to be. was willing 20 offer better
terms 10 the Beers than Miner or
Chamberlain would stand for. The
army officer is oitentimes the midest-
hammered man. although he has to
scuttle ship or cut n throat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

The Italian consul. general az New
York has gone abroad and has had h's
leave Of absence extended indefinitely
because be fears The threats made
against his life by Paterson anar.
ch.sis In New York he has been com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

People now breathe easier Since
yesterday they have not been com
PEELED to put a two-cent revenue stamp
on the bank checks they draw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

Philadelphia Chinese declare that WI
Ting Fang is a Boxer He talks too
well for a boxer and not good enough
for a pugllist,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

In the July number Of McClures'
Magazine. Walter Wellman describes
Long distance Balloon Racing" The
"Recollections n T.. l.. Davenport, Z
Clara Morris tells how Mr. Davenport
broke his rule " ton years and coach
ed' her IN the business Of her part 90
The story OF the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence Is well told by Miss TarbeI.
The fiction is excellent Rudyard Kip
linz chronicles more of the wanderings
of irresistible KIM Mrs. Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps concludes her powerful
drama OF the spirit world. within the
Gates ~ And there are four short
stories. The 5. $ Mcclure Co. New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

Although It Is mldwlnter In the
Transvual It seems to be a colder day
for the Eriilsh than lnr the Rnars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

This Is the kind of weather that
makes the cold blooded lceman shout
for Joy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

Harpers Magazine for July opens
with a sketch Of Newport In summer
by Eliot Gregory Il is nicely Illus.
irated 10y reproductions in color OF
paintings BY Henry HUT. Other fea.
turcs Of this number are. "A Lion ia
the Way, a story George iflhbard.
The Portion u Labor" Part V. Mary
r. wilkins. Municipal Art IN Paris"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

In the cites east Of the Rockies they
are singing, "There' be a hot time in
the old town tonight"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

Columbia beat the Constitution In the
race yesterday II is stlll Columbia.
the gem of the ocean"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-02

The heated term Is far more to be
dreaded than the .D,ird term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
coTToNsEEo cRusHERs.
Important Meeting Is to Be Held in New
Orleans in May.

important Meeting Is to Be Held in New
Orleans in May.
Dallas. Texas. April 8.--Copies of the fol
lowing ietter have been sent 10 hundreds
Of cnttonseed crushers:
Dallas. Texas, April Alt Is our pleas
ing duty 10 announce to you that the Hftn
annual meeting Of the Interstate Cotton
seed CruSiers' association will convene Ia
New Orleans, La, on May IA. and remain
In session during a period Of three days.
Your presence IS earnestly desired, as
matters or moment 10 every one Interested
IN tne mapuracTnre, sale aud purchase of
eottonseed products are 20 be cazzs4d efed.
Important changes In the rules govern.
ing The sale Of products are contemplated,
pared 10 discuss and assist IN SO amend
ing as 70 make them fair aud equitable To
both buyer and seller.
Papers on subjects OF vital lpterest pre-
pared by men familiar with the demands
Of our business, Will be read, and II Is our
belief that the discussion Of topics con
tained In said papers Will prove both Inter
esting and instructive.
In the matter Of transportation, arrange
ments have been made for a round trip
rate al one aud One4thlrd fares on the GER
all connon offices. IN order that necessary
arrangements for the accommodation Of
members may be made, your reply. adyis'
DRY OF your Intention win be appreciated,
Again we cordially invite yon
Very truly yours,
Edward S. Ready, President.
Robert Gibson, Secretary and Treasurer
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The Observation-Disclosures Ld Wharf

Question box for the good of the orderJ.
Adjourned until a. M
Friday, a. M.
The Farmers Interests Before our State
ana National Legislatures. Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson Oswald Wilson. Texas.
horticultural Development of Texas"
sam II. Dickson Texas; g. Falkner Waco.
Kirby, Houston; W. W Cameron, Waco.
Development OF Coal interest OF Texas,
Colonel J. b. simpson, Dallas; Colonel Cy'
Cotton Factories Hon. George T. Jes-
ter, Corslcana; Hon Ed a, Du Bose, WaAa.
hachie;. Hon. c, c.. Weaver, ItaSca; Hon.
W b. Munson, Denison
when Does tine Real Estate Agent Earn
His rommigsionY J. Earlv, par'r "
W. Cunningham, Amarillo j.. W. Alexan
der, Tempe; {. 4. uoase, n.acketNinei
James Anderson, San Antonio.
Texas Ports Governor T. B.. Wheeler,
Arkansas Pass; Colonel j. c. Fuller, Rock
Climatic Effects on Newcomers in
Texas. DR.. r.. II. Harrison, Columbus
stock Interest of Texas" tal Past W
II, Connel, College Station.
Does Texas Need Textile schools" x.
N;fexas Rclafi6n to the Nicaragua Canal
Colonel W. b. slosson, Houston; Colonel w
p. Gaines, Austin
IS gricultufNl Development ~ IpNas- y
r. y. Gray, Houston; j. n. Grdesbeeck
"6tll interests Of Texas" Hon. r.. Q.
Mills, Corslcana; Hon, George j. McMan
MIA Beaumont
Question hov TOR the good OF the order
Adjourn until y. IN.
Friday, p NJ.
"The Press and the Farmer" F. T. Hol
''i "The Press and Texas" NJ E. Foster
Houston
Press in Developing Texas, J. T; Evans
sherman; c. II. Cofllsld. Rockdale; john
"Renefts 10 he Derived by Texas from
an Exhibit at Ihe ST. Louis Exposition "
g I swan. Norhianua
GLOW Can We Produce FactoriesT' Ton
T. Cannon ST. Louis. Mo.
"CottOp Seed Products" r. S. peters
Calvert: ". w Boyd Hllsb1ro.
."The Promotion Of Exnort Trade" Hon
T. J. Polk Galveston; Hon. Clarence Gus
| lev. Galveston; Hon. 6. NJ. Craig, Port
'Texas. the Farmers Paradise" Judg,
! 2. b. Albright, Fort Worth Hon. A. w
| Terrell Austin.
.'re1ls. the Natural Factory Home Hon
| II r Brown. t-leburne; Hon. l.. l.. Hud
araxas Real Estate Safer than Govern
/ r,ent Ronds and More Profitable thar
| standard on Stock President j. W. Rig
'pieetion " officers
| selection u place Of meeting.
! Adjournment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

tied to fifteen minutes; general discussion
The committee on program have instruct
ed the presiding officer 10 strictly enforce
The discussion will be confined and snail
point TO three subjects: Agricultural, real
No political or sectional discussions Will
The meeting will be called TO order at 10
o'clock a. N. by President j. W. Higgins
OF Waco Texas.
Invocation.
Address of welcome
Response BY President j. W Higgins,
Secretary Evans will call roll OF the
various places, and response by dcle
gate appointed for that purpose, answering
the question; Are You Alive or Dead q
and placing his community in line WITH
the object of this association.
Appointment OF standing committees.
Adjourn for dinner
Thursday, p. m.
Report of secretary.
Annual address Of the president J. W
higgins, showing work done since last
nl.eting-"A New Creed.
S'Whar Are We Here 'For:" led by J..
nye-minnje bristiing talks. Every live man
| is expected 10 talk minute Dead men
| viii 6eep their seats or talk an hour.
What it Means Tom Richardson, Hou;-
ton; II. c. Lockwood Orange.
one TO. thlee,minute talks Say some
u aTSoW w SHAH We Get our cities, Counties
and state in Touch With Our Business ~
| terests:' Hon. Marshall Hicks, san An
One to three-minute talks. tThe less you
| talk and more you say the better.l
1.-THE Relationship of Each. southern
! State TO the Industrial Association Hon
H. II. Hargrove, Shreveport, La Colonel
| ~ r. Thompson, New Orleans:
Selection oil representatives, from leAas
| 10 the southern Industrial asSociatioh ana
/ ,.1a,f ton af dafn large
resent Texas at Philadelphia, June 1, I9ul'
"LndeYeloped Resources Of Texas, Coy
ernor J. D. Savers Austin Dos II y
| Fibre Industry of Texas FFot' H. T.
"The Relation q, Real Estate Agents n +
Each other, j. b. w LntTR N P5cs Ia Ar a.
i. Fulton Lane, Hearne r. L. angler
'inmilm T what Glass Is Needed end and
Worm SSST A. l.. se1brooEe. Port Lavaca.
Land owners and Their Relation "a
immigration" Hon. John Howard Hons
@Rlce Industry Of Texas and Louisiana,
DR.. 5. A. Knapp, Jennings, Ia. e.,
Cary. Jennings La; Hon HsRe cst y se e;
Hon Wni II. Mays, Brownwo9d.
Question box good Of H., me y 9raerlbi nv INNS
moro COMMIT !fS sd5 p. 10.
Are the Laws of Texas n il ist, - 81 ~,
eign Capltalg' Hon. fully A. Fuller sax
| Antonio. W. j. Greer. Wills Point,
"Texss clqys,r G. b Ellis, TeHaFkana
~; ,i i,,,iois 81 salt interests OF
Tevas'' H. q. Earnest, Grand Saline;
Texas Miperais, Hon h ps5i. II Rns
II, Coleman. New Birmingham
'"Railways' Relationship 20 tue ,neFeiop
ment OF Texas" s. i. b, Morse houston
"..Railways' Relationship to Texas Eimml
grafton" NJ. e. Ranney, Ndakhmi r. j
MaIp, aiI,v avs ms Advertisers Of Texas, w
q. crush. Dallas; D. B. heeier' FOR
Worth, . o,ostians - p. p
"shonld Hallway Companies o oo.Sperts''
in Finding Markets fef l sssn Lehsae
'rylsr. d. j. Price, Palestine. - F,c
i'Mvtnai Benehfs of railways snd a
tories L. S. Thorne' paiiasi eHA''e' :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

lumber situation this week. the only change,
perhaps, being u slight Increase 10 the
number of orders coming 10 hand, All or
tie mills report an active demand for yali
stock, and anticipate another big months
business in April though IL h. not thought
that shipments for the month VIII roach
the high water mark touched last month
This big d mand is rather unusual for this
time Of the year and has drawn heavily
uEon the stocks Of the various mill wards,
which have become sadly depleted IN con-
sequence That the demand Is general, and
shows n prosperous condition Of the country
generally, IL evidenced by the wide scope
% territory from which the orders are com
ing. the mills at Orange shipping into Lou
isianu, Texas, oklahoma, Indian Territory
Kansas, Nebraska and during the PAST week
one firm here has made extensive shipments
to Chicago, IN addition to the above. there
is a never-failing demand from the Next
can republic, some shipments having gone
forward this week destined for the City OF
Mexico
There have been no especially large sched.
ulcs placed here during the past week.
though there have been some large IN
Qur.es received from the eastern markets.
These however. call for big timber OF long
lengths, stun that has 10 be cut from logs
from which other lumber can be manufhc'
tnred al greater profit, hence these In.
qnrles have not received consideration at
the hands of the lumber manufacturers,
There IL q steady demund for railroad mo
ter.al and there is no likelihood OF this de.
ereasing at all for the next twelve months
In view OF the large amount OF railroad
building that Is projected. There has been
a heavy movement OF ties aud timbers dur
ing the past week, all OF we mllls having
made extensive shipments OF this kind
There has been no room Tor complaint
during the past week at the ear service
given them by the railroad and the mills
have ayaiied themselves Of the opportunity
offered 10 make record.hreakng shipments
Under present conditions the MUS can be
relied upon TO make heavy shipments II
the raiifoad company only supplies the cars
necessary to handle the lumber.
SHIPMENTS FOR MARCH.
Following are the shipments OF lumber
from the six manufacturing concerns Mt
Orange during the month, as furnished
In detail.
Lutcher & Moore Lumber CO.
Rail shipments, rough ILWO
| Rail shipments dressed ,-fg'Voo--4oZ6,ODo
L. Miller Lumber ana Shlnge 10
| Rail shipments. rough 1@gllh . o.
/ Rail shlnmcuts dressed i 1851 ,b32-@ 2SI. 40
| Bancroft Lumber Co. $1,000
( Rail shipments, rough ~. In5
/ Water shIpments ...... 1870, 1913. 1874, e65
| Wingate Lumber co..
/ Rail shipments, dressed oo,
and rough .......s-- '"i ia,t,'. - N 80 a.,
| Water shipments .,...' "83floro'9'e'i4d
Orange lumber Co...
4 Rail shipments, rough -
aud dressed '.....+'' .-,f4Ldfd 80,
| Water shipments ..-... e-'Ol3-@'e-f5o4
| Alex'r Gilmer-
| Rail shipments, rough go 80
| and dressed .,.-.''-'- i'oi"'t~o
Total shipments for March ;s1I5eI 995l5
shipmcnts 1906, 1885 1897, 1898, 1899,
| 1870 and 1901: ,,..-.
| by rail since January J. lsH anu u3 not
4 Sabine Pass the figures aes'snahne mum
4 her of 800
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meet AT HILLSBORO.
IAN for the Real Estate and
Industrial Association.
IEAL QUESTIONS TO BE DISCUSSED
|rg win Be Held April IS to 20.
Delegates Are Being APP
pointed.

r. Texas, April 6.-The program ror
|teting of the Texas Real Estate and
Ffial association to be held at Hills
Apfil % and %, has been prepared
Il now ready for the press. When
n bis Office today President Higgins
Fl we are ready to send out pro-
~ Tor the next meeting, aud While
eeen attending conventions for the
|Teaty years, | do not know that /
|saw more practical or better pro
me program committee, which met
re- spent two days carefully and dill
gong over the field. In the first
'aey agreed that the slogan for
Is Real Estate and Industrial .Ad,
Fnent It is here, 1t has come TO
me men who get on the grounG
~ the men who are going TO make
fssufe success of Texas. The men
s''ehd the conventions like this one
r. men who will do the business.
~ are three points that the asso'
n WY discuss: Agricultural, real es-
sap Industrial, and there has been
pe exercised in the selection of the
['' ana persons. The subjects point
susal questions and men nave been
y speak who are capable of meeting
sassu9ns and taking out OF them
- LOT me minds and advantages OF
stisnding.
way OF Agriculture Wilson, from
1s.on' has been invited to discuss a
por'ant matter belonging to the
i interests and we hope to have
4. t' The speakers win all lie
= nrteen-minute talks. There VIII
~ iong-wlnded speeches. Every
|,,D., le convention viii be given an
b,IA 70 say something. We want
vso .als meeting great and ev@ry
vo.. "s'ends II ought TO be able to get
ksas.A Of Information from It,"
49,. higgins said further: ain my
n. dependence over the state the
4 sOuNiy judges ana commercial
If ,tpolntlng a list of best cItf
bp ans. county and community and
NH 'g ~ that the meeting at Hills
" n, = one to tell the truth about
fsr 'ne faults Of 1T. but the good
IL announced as follows:
4 tsllo,s nu'sdsy. April 25.
y Jpssksr rules will govern:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
ORANGE LuMBER MARKET.
Shipments DURING March Broke the Rec
ord. as Predicted.

orange, Texas. April G.-As has been
nredicted IN these columns the mills NJ
orange rounded ont the month OF March
with the largest shipments IN their his,
tory. surprising the two hitherto unex.
celled months Of January and Febrdary.
AS shown In ths table. shipments ~
lumber by rail from the mills IN Orange
In March amounted 10 l15s cars. an In,
crease Of III cars over the February shin
meuts aud being Ar cars more than were
sent away By rail In March OF last year.
careful inq lify at the various mill otnc-.
fails 10 develop any new features il the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

held in the state. Invitations have been
extended General John y, Gordon, Fitzhugh
Lee, General Wheeler and others OF equal
note 10 be present, At the meeting last
night Misc Laura Turner was elected spon'
cor from the local camp.
Colonel j, Mcclure, adjutsnt of Kit Car
son post, g. A. H., was present and tend
IN assisting In the entertainment OF the
state encampment and also made q hand
some donation TO that end
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New Officials at ouanan.

Quanah. Texas. April 3.--The city election
resulted In the election OF j. L. Elbert.
mayor; Frank walker marshal; j. III, Dav-
export q. w. Robinson. J, y. Ledbetter
and Pat Dooien, aldermen; J. B. Robertson,
secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

LLANo. Capitalists from Fort Worth
are here investigating copper mine Win
4 view 10 purchasing and developing u;
OF 500. 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07
TEXAS U. c. Y. REUNION.
Waco Veterans Are Maxine Preparations
for the Event.

Waco, Texas, April Cat meeting of
Pat Cleburne camp. U. C. ". held last
night the progress OF the arrangement OF
the entertainment OF the State encampment
was gone over at length. All committees
are at work arduousiy and nothing Is being
left undone TO make the coming encamp,
ment the greatest one that has ever been