davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
M'KlNLEY'S PORTRAIT.
Head OF the Late Ex:eu i've to Adorn Coun
try's POSTAGE

y dispatch from Washington says it is
likely the Postoffice Department Will
bring out new issue of postage stamps.
which will bear the portrait of President
Mckinley. If this is done Mr.. Mckinley
will be the ninth President whose picture
has appeared on the postage Of the
country.
The others are Washington, Jefferson,
jackson. Lincoln, Garfield, Grant. Madi-
son, and Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

HIS MEANING OF WHITEWASHINu
Statement. Made as a Parting Shot, SUI

There was comparative calm at the
City FSIi yesterday after the storm OF
the night before.
EVERYBODY was discussing the exciting
inciuents in connection with the lnvesu-
cation OF the Epps case.
Mayor Taylor. who two or three times
called Auditor Warren and special ac-
counuant ugly names, and who. in turn,
was charged by each Of them with max
ing false statements, was early at his
Office. He had cooled Off and greeted his
friends with his Enthusiastically cordial
handshake. lie seems to be at peace
with all the world. Auditor Warren and
MIR Mccarthy We're promptly at their
Offices. Those who galnered about the
lobby expect ng to witness personal en-
counters went away disappointed
The temperature at the Gil. 4lall was
several degrees lower than it was the
night before. The atmosphere had cooled
of wonderfully.
AS IT, WHITEN ASKING.
The Mayor was generally criticised for
his parting remark to the committee, to
the effect that you all may whltewash
st if you choose"
When asked what he meant by this re-
mark the Mayor said: THE expression
was suggested toy Alderman Gordon
statement that he saw nothing wrong in
Ell. w dIi Gil VA HAA. AASS1A 1N-' - >S''>>N~
in the matter.
Mayor TAYLOR states that he has no re-
fractions to make of anything he told
the committee-no apologies to make to
any one He stands by his declarations,
and apparently determined to light
4. out to a finsh.'' Il have DONE sad
he, what ! conceived to be my duty
- the Mayor Of the city, and would do
the same thing over again If 1t were nee
essary," he remarked
Nfr. Warren anc Mr. Mccarthy had
nothing to add to their testimony before
the comm ttee. Their friends believe the
charges that hey aided or abetted Epps
III escaping to be absurd.
THE MAYORS CONTENTION.
The Mayor said he would be on hand
at the meeting Friday night and Wouio
he prepared 10 prove by Captain Alex.
Tomlinson and others that MIR. Carlton
Mccarthy was in the Mayors reception
room the day after MIR. Epps left town.
Mr. Mccarthy denies this and declares
that he did not sec Mayor Taylor until
Thursday of that week. when he went 10
him at the request of his honor.
ut is Just as l stated last night. the
MAYER said. Mr.. McCarth. came IN
on Tuesday with a paper and pencil III
hand and started to tell me how easily
the forgeries could have been committed
There We're visitors in my private once
and I asked the Accountant to retire TO
the reception-roon. l went in there ana
talked with him. 1t was during that
conversation he told me he had stated
to Epps that he would stand by mfn'
right or wrong. Now he denies TINS
Captain Tomlinson remembers that ne
opened the door. and. seeing Mr.. NC
Carthy and myself talking, retired There
can he no doubt as to this. yet Mr.. NC
Car,hy declares he was not there at that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
,ree,h, Re

The Cans Rady Company. with its us
ual enterprise. has the colcrs of the t-ni-
versity of Virginia and Sewanee teams
ar,-emsed as fenns ats. They will be
much in demand to- lay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
Or. PIeI.ce,S Pa
vo1.ife Ps.escs'S f7fion
doubles q M0fl 'es''s
Joys ana F7aSves Her
Sorrows.

It does this by prenatal pre-
paration in which the mother finds
herself growing stronger instead OF
weaker with each month. Instead
of nausea and nervousness, there are
healthy appetite, quiet nerves, and
refreshing sleep. The minds con
tent keeps pace with the body S
comfort. There is no anxiety, no %
dread Of the approaching time OF
travail. When the birth hour
comes it is practically painless, the
recovery is rapid, and the mother
finds herself abundantly able to
nurse her child.
"Favorite Prescription " CONTAINS
no alcohol, neither opium, cocaine,
nor any other narcotic.
Sick women are invited to con-
suit DR.. Pierce by letter free OF
charge, and SO obtain without cost
the advice of specialist in the
diseases peculiar to women, All
correspondence strictly private and
sacredly confidential. Address DR..
R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Annie placSer, 67e Catherine Street
Syracuse. n. Y. writes: rYou- medicines have
done wonders for me. For years my health was
very poor; l had four 'niscarrlsges. but since
taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription aud
Golden Medical Discovery have much better
health, and now have fine healthy baby J
heve recommended your medicines to several
Of my fricrds aud they have been benefited BY
them"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
dizziness and sick headache.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
Sons OF ST. George

A meeting is. called for tomorrow night
In Smiths He'll, Fifth Street, to organize
lad1a of this order. Enelishmen, their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
.EIIs TAKE a FAT"

II You need a new hat aud don't say
that. ft'r be because YOU won't look az
those $3.50 tiles Berrys selling at N1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
WHAT CAUSES DEAFNESS.
The Principal Cause is Durable But
Generally Overlooked.

Many things may cause deafness, an
very often it is difficult to trace q cause
Some people inherit deafness. Acut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

sons and erardsons are eligible to becor.a
members and are cordially invited to AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
dizziness and sick headache.

twice as much money as was necessary
and because they could not get that, they
abandoned the contest.
CAJIEn TT DIP EN- A TIRE,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
MExIA MATTERS.
The Public School Term Has Come to a
Close,

The Public School Term Has Come to a
Close.
Mexia, Texas, June 15.-The public
schools closed this week after a series
of entertainments at the city hall. the
Alumni association holding the boards last
night and winding up with reception
at the residence Of Mr.. c. T. Harris.
The session has been a successful one,
Notwithstanding there was three weeks
vacation during the session, on account
of the presence OF scarlet feveE and small
pox in OUT town.
The ranks of the Alumni association have
teen recruited 10 the extent Of twenty
seven, that being the number of graduates
this session.
The Cousins medals we're won In the
graduating cllss by Miss Lillian MacLan
end Mr.. George Ross and 10 the Inter
grade by Miss Perull McGuire
superintendent Cousins VIII 90 10 Austin
in few days, where he will spend pare
Of the summer and deliver seyera! ad-
dresses at the university normal
The following Me1la young ladies' are
home from sehCol to spend the nm amer
ton, Va: Miss Gerdn rppcrson, Lewis
burg, W. Va; Miss Matte Clyde Ranncr,
Kentucky; Miss PheaBe Ward, sam houS
ton normal Miss Nauyr Clark. Texas l'e-
male seminary, Weatherford, Texts.
Watson, are visiting IN Goodwater. Ava,
Mrs John r. Corley and Mrs Charles
Wolverton have returned from Mineral
Mrs. j. D. jackson has returned from
Mrs. N. P. Haux mas returned from
LewlsburC, w Va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
FROM The CAPITAL CITY
TEACHERS ElEcTEo FOR THE NEXT
TERM OF PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Military Commissions Issued by the Gcv-
erncr--crude Oil Included in Reauisi-
ton for Supplies.

Austin, Texas, June is.-At meeting
OF the school board, held Yesterday Il was
decided 10 be more economicai In the
future, and Recommendation was made 70
dispense With the teacher OF vocal mpSic
The Mexican school az the corner Of Sec
ond and Nueces streets is 20 be abolished
Ine Following Is list Of the teachers
who will have charge Of the schopis when
the fall term opens;
High schocl.~pnncIpal, C. s POTTS. AL.
feed Fieshney, Miss Mamie Dawson. Miss
Fannie ottley. Miss Mary Dechcrd. Miss
Helen Hornsby, Miss Nina nnl. Mannal
training department principal, y. S. Huns.
don; o. A. Hansen.
Seventh and Eighth Grades. Misses Anna
Ellis, Efle Graves. Margaret Reilly. Jessie
Savers, While n. smith
East Austin. Principal, J. l.. Tan; Misses
Ada Blackburn, Agnes Brady, Lucy Read.
Elfrleda lessen, Florence worthy. Laura
Allison. Josephine Houston, Mary Downie
Emma Pueket.
West Austin. Principal T. A. Brown;
Misses octayio Clifton. CloyIe am. Halle
Walker, Lucille James Minnie nnl. Emily
Numbers. Mrs Annie y. pickrell
North Austin Misses Mary johnson,
NSsershh s HSsiil MMssr,y Lee Horton. hituie
A,ssgn n,s. vrsr,l,, 81; q. Day
iIsd parse n pSrinrecttn S"HSilh hlttyh
'i.sSes - r., "a, Mc' rn,lns, MafseIst elmer
Rtsaen. Ni3sses ,n nn,,nN'Pal Mss Mss H.
riian Ma ddos 49,, 49, ,, .,iSIq NY2VhS'
hfeS 'ii"'At n,ats "'lsic' i"ulihS ifue
i.nL.,,9sat,e, iI9ii sprt,.t., ~ 80.
srn. ~ Sg ~ yva,i,to NJ PS', l.; W., =. Anuer
w., ans SS,i rttS' y IL n"oVsiu
n itrfnnshfnn, rrvv'NH,PSI IN II iaseon
horped n Mr. n jIi,ES C,@ih ATS r. r
GTegnrvt 8Nsn Aprjn.l,u,II ~ W w n,,.,,,,,
Nh X 81 1s,n,1tin Z, "'r w. NoIp ns
go ~ 20 t1nPhs"' - -, NeltvueA "a
II snnii,iane ~ Asis dsnni N&ynsi nisSS = 2
pnrsaii 'ii'S i'"''' '"iuNe'' "
Whantvilie pr,,cinat ra,tso,, l.
49, 81 ~ - ~ iP''' a 1HVhs"h 1E'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
YoAKuM LOCALS.
A Part of East Yoakum Taken into the
CITY.

CITY
Yoakuu, Texas, June l6-At called
meeting of the city couIcil held last nlghl
an ordinance was passed admitting into the
corporate limits OF the city portion OF
East Yoakum, including about hfty fam
lies and 200 people This action was IN
accordance with a petition recently present
cd from the property holders included IN
the territory referred to.
Cards are out announcing the approaca-
ne marriage OF Miss Rosie opet of TINS
CITY and Mr.. Sol Bernstein Of Groesbceck'
TO take place at Gilmers opera house on
sunday, June 80 ..,,..
Mr. ]. W. Myers who has been STATION
agent for the Sap al Ganahl for the past
month has returned TO loakum una VIII
hereafter he found at the cashier WIN
dow al the freight aud passenger depot
MIR. ". BagNell recently OF hdgar sue
ceeds him al Ganahl. .,u.to,.
The movement Of melons from stations
ealr,est trims loaded with them passip :
through here every night bound for the
North aud West.
NJ r. J. MAR Of Sinner has opened 2
branch insuraa ace offce here In the Mooney
building on Front street, WIN MI ~ H.
McLendon In charge t ,ho,or
Hon John NJ Green has given scheeiAl
shins IN the sam Houston normal 70 Miss
IIilzIe Mason of Golad county ana Mf W
/. Prldgen Of De Witt county Tor the com
korn' 10 MIR. and Mrs, Frank NJ. Young
kin, June IL, boy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
New Manaoer for fremont.

Galveston, Texas, June 16,--Mr W A,
Easton, manager of the fremont hotel,
has resigned his position and will leave
next Tuesday for the Northern and East
ern cities. He expects FIRST TO visit St
Louis snd Chicago and then to so TO the
Pan American exposition at Buffalo. Mr.
Easton has been engaged In the hotel
business In this city for several years and
reputation as n hotel man He has also
won for himself q large circle of friends
who viii greatly regret to learn of his
departure from the city. His plans for
the future after his vacation is over have
not vet been decided upon
Mr., Page Martin Of Kansas City has
accepted a position as clerk in the TIE
mont hotel lie was formerly clerk In
the Washington hotel Of this city Mr.
Bates Wall has assumed the duties OF
beokkeeper of the establishment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
EnIs county, Mheat COZ.

Waxahachie, Texas, June l5.-rhe Post
reporter yesterday afternoon visited a num
her Of threshers which were at work near
the city, for the purpose Of obtaining a
few interviews relative TO the yield OF
wheat for this season. The yield Is vary
Ing greatly IN the different parts Of ths
county. The visit Included the large panta
tiors Of colonel James s. Davis and l.. G..
Nelson ana each stated that his crop was
averaging about seven bushels TO the acre.
IN Files valley, about twenty miles west
Of WnKabaehie, the wheat h making from
ten TO twenty bushels 10 the acre. 90 ih0
Ferris farms south ana east of the city
the WELD runs al the way from nine -
seventeen bushels 10 the acre,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17

Bryan. Texas, June 10 pr W. e Friley.
noFtor Of the Baptist church Of this city.
M gone 10 Mexia after his family He
viii return with them sometime this week
HIS pulpit was oiled today by Rev Dobps
Of Hampstead.
Colonel J. c. Edmonds who has been
commandant and Instructor Of military
science az the Agricultural and Mechanical
college for the past two years hss been
iic schoois and viii fEmoYe from the col
lene 70 that place
Prot. Jehz 4. Moore has purchased ono
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
U. c. ORDERS.
General Martins Staff for the Fourth
Briaade.


Brigade.
Headquarters Fourth Brigade Texas III.
vision United Confederate Veterans, Ddl-
las, Texas May i6--General orders No. /
/. Having been elected brendler general
Of the Fourth brigade by the delegated
from the camps In sud district assembled
at the reunion Of the Texas division United
Confederate Veterans, at Waco on May ..
hereby assume command Of said Fourth
brigade. In SO doing | desire TO return
thanks to the comrades who honored me
with their confidence, and TO assure an
the camps in the district that | will strive
diligently and earnestly IN the perform
ance OF every duty deyolving upon me,
and that ! will labor zealousiy aud with
all my ability for the good Of the camps
already organized, for the organization
Of other camps, and especially FOR the
organization Of camps of Sons of Contcd,
crate Veterans.
For the accomplishment of this latter end
| respectfully urge the commander and
members Of each United Confederate Vet
eran camp to exert themselves 10 arouse
an interest among the young men, and
prevail upon them to come together and
The chivalric southrons Of 1sel.e5 have
left a glorious heritage TO their so1s ana
daughters IN the y0lor the devotion, the
endurance and fortltude they displayed in
those days Of wrath, Of peril ana OF priva.
tion. when they breasted the storm Of
oppression, wrong and Injustice In defense
Of principle constitutional liberty ana
right and II should be the sacred duty of
their sons 20 see to II that true history OF
the prowess ana the achievements Of their
fathers and the .patrintlc motives that I'm.
spired them to'thelr action, ls written and
preserved
? The brigader general commanding as
signs 10 each member Of his stan the spe
ciAl duty OF using hiS best efforts untiring
~ toward the formation 81 camps, both Of
veterans and sons Of veterans, In his coun
~ and urges upon him diligence ana energy
3. The following stan officers are hereby
announced: c. G.. Slaughter OF Dallas, ad-
jutant general and chief Of stan, with the
! rank ~ lieutenant colonel; George w.
4 Blair Of Dallas, assistant adjutant general.
| with the rank u major; Thomas NJ. Scott
! of Melissa inspector general, with the
/ quarteEnaster general with the rank Of
! Tnajnr; r NJ Henderson Of sulphur
! Springs assistant quartermaster general,
| with the rank Of major. J. Il, dis Of Sber-
| man. commissary general. with the rank
! Of major; VI s. Sims NJ ClWksyille assst.
/ ant commissary geneEA With the rank Of
/ major. b. J. Fry Of Mlrshall, chief Of ord
! nance with the rank of major. o. w. Rob
/ ets Of Tyler. chief Of artillery, with the
| rank 81 major r. VI. Cate Of Terrell aid
] de-camp. with rank OF captain; Frank De.
| hreil. with rank Of captain. They Will be
oheyed and respected accordingly. Other
stan officers VIII be ANNOUNCED leier ny
| order ~ charles y Matun'
gade, Texas Division. Y. G. Y.
C. c. slaughter.
| Adfutsnt General and chief " stan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
['HASE AFTER THE MURDERER.
korhwest Texas Is Full of Armed Men
Who Want the Mexican.
E.eraI Mexicans Said to Be Wanted for Other Thing
lave Been Caught in the Dragnet Spread for Man
who Killed Morris, Glover and Schnabel

riding a spent horse. He was sr-,A, -.
fnree slx,shooters and had cut several teia
pnone Wires; Sheriff Van NJ Kerr eonntv
Ielephoned that he was Just starting from
6 eatS lily with posse. lie was going
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING AT kennedy
kennedy Texas, June 16--A report came
here Yesterday that the Mexican who muir.
dered sheriffs Morris and Glover was
making his way back In this direction. last
night watchmen were stationed around the
country and near the Mexican shantIes In
town here >"
Mr., X. D. Benton, while Slipping around
one OF the shantles trying to learn what
was going on, was shot al by one watch.
man ana missed, and shot Ivy smother in
the leg. Dr. DALEY dressed the wound ana
says he does not think 1t dangerous. Mr.
Benton said he was hailed and answered
but the Waterman says he did not hear H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17

yin euend tho summer camping out and
having Il good time along mo laaho ahu
other streams IN West Texas 49,
Nises nrne and Belle Grinnnn nave
refnrned 10 Terrell after visiting Mrs. W
A. Oliver. . a.. r.o,s,on
Nrs Alex Necco returned 70 houS Ms
yesterday after pleasant N'ef ~
j. w. Doremus. 1914 s.or,
Or. Will Taiaferro has retutpeo ir"S
the medical college az Ggiysstonn;i a.,n ,ypl
profs A. G. Love aud b " Slap0" VIZ
summer al beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
Famous for Hall a Century.

FAMOUS Tor Hall a Century.
xlo suffer from stomach, blood,
y nervous troubles should bear in
= important fact about Dr.. Har.
~ Tonic that Is, that this remedy
~ largely used for forty.iive years.
while some absolutely perfect
discovered. This is one OF
no affords ample proof of the
Il sna wisdom Of DR.. Harter. True,
'noes OF preparing 1t are used,
q made In one Of the finest lab
y me world, but In all essen
Z : Precisely the same as when nrst
~ barter nearly half a century
many other remedies have
!, ' or even survived, for that
2. ~ iron Tonic is a wonderful
= Is more than tonic; It is n
and life remover. II stiinu-
.ols, .' ~. Of the body and 1t supplies
MN, . repair With.
De or healing OF the body de.
3 3 bon Spnndonce OF blood that is
lltn ro,HIu Nowhere, except In Or. liar.
Y hon ~ can yon get the peculiar
IL = ytp suat Is oil ready 10 become
"a ffre -. soon as II Is taken.
~ = tQua ~, Wen ana have not been
sns ,nMe, Try this remedy. First
- tAea appetite, then better al
aetiv,,ve 'tef color and finally in
ass ss OF all the vital organs
Ptaen 40 Wonderful sense OF yigoT
" keSIe, prepared only by The DR.
''saA 80 Co. Dayton. ohio. Sold
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
san Anoelo Wool Market.

San Angelo. Texas, June l4.-Additional
transartions IN wool IN this market 70 date
run the total mp TO about 10000 pounds
Prices on eieht months clips run - TO
1Ii6c aud on twelve months " 20 lb1se-
The heaviest BUYERS are koshland a
mann a a.. All Of Boston Several hun
dred thousand pounds stu remain, lat
prospecfs arc good for an early cleaning
np Of the entire remaining consignments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
To Camp out at La Porte.

Galveston, Texas. June 16,The members
OF Camp Hughes, a society organized for
the purpose Of enjoyment, will leave next
Saturday for La Porte, where they VIII
spend several days They will establish
0 camp and have invited number Of
friends 10 be their guests az their tent,
They viii FISH. hunt, tell stories and Jokes
and take life as easy as possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
ovINToN NEWS NOTES.
a BIG Order for Lumber for a Mexican
Road

A Bio Order for Lumber for Mexican
Road.
Vinton, La, June l4.--Ihe oil talk Is In
no way, retarding the extensive improve
ments the Industrial Lumber company Is
making on its mill at this place. In the
early part of July 1t expects to have In
position three new 5x1s tubular boilers Of
l25 horsepower each to take The places
of two old hued boilers Also new iue
shaft, Ave inches In diameter to take the
place Of a three and half inch shaft. and
other Improvement that Will Increase the
capacity of the mill 10000 feet per day
The new tank will be l4xl4, set on q
tower fifty feet high, giving q pressure OF
forty-hve pounds at all times. This tank
provements are completed the mill viii
equal any single circular mill Ia the coun.
try. The Southern Pacific company Will
put In a new switch around its dry sheds,
thus increasing its shipping faculties. The
Industrial company this week booked an
order for l0UtnO,UCv feet OF lumber for
the Mexican International railroad.
VintOn lodge No. ~, l. o. O. f., cele.
brated lis fourth anniversary with bar
hJ,ue at Live Oak grove Wednesday. An
immense crowd "as present, many people
coming from neighboring towns. j. Nor-
man of Orange. Texas, aud VIII A. Sdediey
OF Lake Charles, both prominent members
of tho order. were orators Of the day, and
delivered mastery addresses. The cele.
bration was brought to a close by grand
ball in the town hall. The lodge Is ID a
tourishing condition.
Miss Miriam Robertson, daughter OF
Robert Robinson, prominent citizen OF
this place and Tullis u. Wilson eloped
this morning and were married In Lake
Charles. They returned home this evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
Euneral Of NM. Allen.

Galveston. Texas. June iG.-rhe funeral
of Mrs Anna b. Allen occurred at 4
o'clock this afternoon from the under
taking parlors of william Ahele. Mrs.
Allen was one Of the victims Of the septem
her storm ana her remains. Ike those Of
many others, were temporarily Inferred un-
III such a time as they could be given
nroper burial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
m.xahaohie News Notes.

waxahaehie, Texes. June I'D l.,
cor,bnour was thrown from his buggy
YESTERDAY morning and badly hurt no
homes IN his body we're broken, but MS
r,gh, hin was almost totally paralyzed'
The remaius Of Mrs. Murphy who dleo
,.,,r Years ago and was buried at FoTreston
- .o,,ntv were this week eXhumed
10 'n ls,nned ~ express to Pleasant Gretn'
sMi NJ fm. reInterment. The comm NE
s Mo,, nv irn OF Waxahachie under
takers who embalmed the I,e,n oDq lbsed io' wv
aI ne,, y Wardiow, farmer living near
piyr, Grove in this county was olt.en 90, nn
~ nack hy a spider and cane Gear u9ihs
bsfore medical aid could reach MIN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
Funeral Of Ms. MoHenrx.

Galveston. Texas, June l6 The funeral
of Mrs II McHenry who died al 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in this city, took place
at the residence OF her niece, Mrs. Joseph
Fine, 907 Church street. at o'clock this
afternoon The deceased was sister Of
the late Captain Joseph Atkins of Boil
yer she was 60 years of age and had
resided In Galveston for a number Of
yearR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17

cleburne. Texas June 1.-THE scholastic
.orsps Of Clehurue Just completed shows a
so,al q 1878 children within the legal free
sohooi age or these 1922 are white and
only 1853 colored, From the suouroap al
oSn transfers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

a.,.,Iotion of Mexican who killed
~ s Clover and one Of his posse
sa,', ss.rIn Morris Of Karnes county:
=, r.s = cortez. alias Leda Cor
IN feet eight inches high;
" slender build; has two or
~ weeks growth of beard all
y, Ma face. ccrtez was on his
~ ~ ! relatives near Manor, Texas.
~ f. NJ. Fly,
Sheriff Gonzales County.