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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

can at Fisher Bros ana sso those
nrSlblr ana lnd-H'rictabl' Queen mats
A SON was born Yesterday 60 lhg wife
n John Conscndlnr.
This week the unionlown church has
l.s bcnrnI al Herman wlsr'H clothing
store
Come iuai to SEQ and come 70 buy.
a, the pnmaEo sale, 40. Commercial
s,rorl.
This week tho rni5H own church has
10 hcnrn, at Herman wlsc's clothing
store
W. have JUST received a shlpmrn, u
frr'h brick chtesr drcc, from rIlla.
nook johnson nr.H
u, YOU smoke Try a "deucril Sui.
Ilvaa." tho nneH, i-cea' ,igar On the
markcl sofa everywhere.
Tho steamship E.icr arrived y,sirr-
lay from san Francisco Tn. iarrI-
son departed f,r Tllhmoak
a pla' ~ subdivision ~ block g..
Aiairs Asi"aa. was h'cl f'r record
yesterday hy i'rn Ekpsa ana wife.
n y1u enjoy a good smoke try a
Genera sullivan tho nncs' j.ecu,
s'gtr on tho markr. Sold everywhere
-
irglay 60 MAJ Al. ~ ruWiI,E county
Wash and Mas Lls. Kiosk NJ cht.
s.p county
pastor '' 'N' " '"Ar'h. l''' mar
''' "''rs' '> m''"''i' ~ TOE 'N"''N
.''. evening
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w.'''d ono '' ''' assures ~ NC
Jus, rrtr,y-l. a supply o., Newcastle
uu, coal tho very bss. coal 10 De- had
f5r family use Place Your aricr. now.
y Elm,rc & 60. telephone 66l
-
50 MtYa L.-ray Club held ~ res
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"A logon ~ s.hH,ss F,lrI n Stoke.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23
TopAY's WEATHER.

PORTLAND. oct sg Oregon. wash.
Iusun Northern Idaho. Increasing
clrulnesa followed by showers. 'cooler
except near thr tlisl. s,u,hcrly wlnds
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

IN, amount luc the city from the
railroad company .s $500 when the
company was grinisi franchise for
use n ccrti.n portions n the clly's
sIccts. II was stipulated thai an an.
nual license ~ 500 shouli boz ahId
Paymcn, has never been made hy the
company and cry Attorney Smith viii
take immediate steps 90 collect m"
amount
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

ami win be- referred 90 the Fiahcrmcn'a
linton for action J T. wrlch has been
Iarpoutei district ,rgAn.zor Tor As,o.
fa
/ IN, amount luc the city from the
railroad company .s $500 when the
company was grinisi a franchise for
use n certain portions N the cltyB
riccts. II was slIpuhtrI thai an an.
nual license ~ 500 shout br nhId
/ Paymcn. has never been made hy the
company and cry Attorney Smith viii
take immediate steps 20 collrc, the
amount
II Hawthorne who has b"en in Al
asks for tho past seven months, re-
turned 90 III rily last evening Mr
Hawthorne wen. North for thc Union
Packing Company n Tacoma. which
cree cd q new cAnncry AZ Wrnngrl
The caunvry put up 1900 eases II
nh a, the hoigh, ~ the season an
accident occurred go the canncry ten.
der aud ,he pack Vns np, ns iarg, A.
I Q o'ncfw pc would nav, been
Master Workman Thomas T. Parker
= Seaside l.dgr reports that NOR,
'hnu 100 neW membyrs viii pc admit
tod at Saturday nights meeting Grand
Iadgr officers from other cities VIII 5c
here and 20. occasion promises 90 br a
memorable .ar This addition 90 the
rank, ~ Seaside lodge viii increase tn
mrmh-gshlp lp about goo. making 4, ,he
-~eand 10 size 20 h.s state Industry
q Portland. lriIs Nith 200 but ths .p-
.sl lodge afiir.,ls ton, .o soon catch 40
lp tni rls. th- ,e'irr
our fr.rnds. thr public az, kindly in
formed mar ou Thursday oct = We
.NU Inaugural. mouth of surprIzc
safe, 4 sign displayed In from, o, n"
.,tafc win inform y1u NJ the special f1r
that dty ami intimate what 3 expect
on the mbrr'v This Sign win b.
changed daily anl ne prices named
a.. ,,r ,h,, 5sy o,,y Gener,u. con.
.--.,,,. ,m a. mai. .brougbau, IN,
ynt.rr stpyk while The daily specials
WI br real surprises ana confidently
we'll worth Your close attention. close
,.,,., ,, ,,r ,tye Uui d. money saw.
,,,. o. ,., nn- s,...s ,,., no great.
"a. ..,,.., ., ,,s. room, f,r our b,l.
.t,. .,..t. -ss,p,h,,,s
----
Several leader. ~ ,h, Ciazcns par,y
nave been d!.cussing .hr adyisibIutv
log holl.ng s regular convention to nhmr
candidate. tlf sly ari,rs. anl scnu-
mcni seem. strongly thar way. T1r
r.un.y .snt-al committee N which q.
.C Utr.np,- Is chairman. viii doubtless
J,..I. on ts, matter during the pre-
set v..k Heretofore the CIuzrnS
marty Aa. uomuhf,l re- rtndi iairs bv
p.litl1r. although h.rrt n, las. coun-
.y .lr...n convention was held. AZ
,b.4 convention ,hr .lnIldatr. were ss-
l.,ir4 Au. t.u4 nomination was cf-
r..t.l by petition Nomination hy pr-
itI,n creates very much trouble. and
u..r.. .. a general i.s.r. among the
marry l.alc.. Ina, ts. movement should
be-. nr,p.,v organized
-
TN. bowling alleys nre7l'y 1ulcAas-
3D. hy hr AsnHt Comm rclll Club are
being taken from .arr old location ''
,hc club lut \ building viii be erected
at ou,c and the ilrys Installed II is
a.. ,p,.t,.t g.. y.y.,, tptarts, IN the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

4 steamer was reported TO have ar
rived after dark last evening The look
out at the Heads reporting than he
s,w her lights. Several vessels are due,
hut /, was impossible TO learn the name
n the arrival last evening. The steam
rr anchored At he rivers mou.h,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

A SON was born Yesterday 10 lhe wife
~ John ronsendlnc.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

BEST i5-CENT MEAL; RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

can AZ Fisher Bros ana sso those
flexible ana lnd's'ructabl7 Queen mats
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

The Norwegian steamship Thyra de-
parted yesterday morning for san
Francisco. where she viii compete her
Oriental cargo. She takes from this
mort a6b23 barrels " -four. worth $685.
el7 9G. 27S. 7OS feet of lumber, valued at
se1OO ana 10 bales or hops, worth AoO'
sh, win proceed from san Francisco 70
Hong Kong, Yokohama ana Kobe
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

This week the unionlown church has
ls bcnrnI AZ Herman wlsr'H clothing
store
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

Inspector Mcbride returned last nigh
from Portland, with three Chinese who
nave lust returned from the FlowerH
Kingdom. The men lived In Astoria
eight or nine years ago and came over
an the Indraveli The steamship did
not stop here on her way up and The
men were landed u Portland, They
win he examined hy Deputy Collector
Parker today Notwithstanding their
long absence, the Chinese seemed per-
fectly familiar with the city, though
they were somewhat surprised to see
50 many new buildings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

Come lust TO 500 ana come 70 buy.
at the rummaEo sale. EO.g Commercial
s,roul.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

The rummagc sale Is sull on AZ the
old McAllcn & mcdonnell store. Dur
Ing the past few days the stock Of
goods has been added 10, and now a
purchaser may nnd anything he might
want. There is large assortment
" goods on hand and genuine bargains
are offered,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

The new steamer which has been
built by II. NJ Lrlthcrs for Captain
Rahbllgc will be launched next Mon
day. She is NJ handsome model and her
owner expects that she viii prove quite
speedy. Her name has no, yet been
decided upln
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

" Hawthorne. who has been in Al
pska for tho past seven months. re-
turned 90 III city last evening Mr
ilnNt1ofnr wen North tor thc Union
Packing Company u Tacoma. which
erected new canncry AZ Wrnngrl
The caunvry put up 1900 eases II
nh A. The height ~ the season an
accident occurred 90 the canucry ten
der and 'hr pack ehs np, hs larg, a.
Q o'Hcfw be- would nave been
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

Fisher urls have ius, received a full
luc NJ the famous Queen mats These
mas are pronounced the finest ON th'
market and are offered az he most
reasonable pr.rrs can and Inspect
them
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

naths for ladies' at tho Palace Baths,
Private entrance on side OF building,
shop open on Sunday mornings for
shines and batha Davis 4 Corbctt,
proprielors
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

Can main esi t5r your Goa! require.
mens Orders promptly nled
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-23

W. J Cook ~ De- N'Nl'rm Coat Co.
ami o VI Roscndllc, Portland rx-
prrt Win leave today tor the Nrhal'm
coal fields. whore hr field viii DE ;hor-
.ughly examined ami sites selected for
commencement n development work,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
A BIG FIRE AT VICTORIA.
A. & S. Leyy'S Big Store Was En-
tireIy Destroyed,
OTHER PROPERTY WAS ALSO DAMAGED
The Loss ls Placed at One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, with Only
Small Insurance.

Victoria, Texas, June 2t.--7he most dis
astrous condagrauon ia the history or
Victoria ragged here this evening and co..
tlrcly destroyed A. e s Loyy's large dry
goods and clothing establishment and
greatly damaged H. $ Cunninghpm's large
grocery building aud endangered the safety
Of The First National bank aud other sur.
rounding property,
The fire broke out In LEWIS building Mt
about 7 O'clock and soon the building and
contents we're completely DESTROYED The
loss is probably 100000; Insurance m.
known. though small. The fire seemed u
hurst from windows and doors sinu'a,
neously. The origin is unknown The
water pressure was poor, though The vol.
uutcer 6re companies did most vallant
work and succeeded In driving hack the
raging flames from Cunninsbam's grocery
and from the First National bank For a
time II seemed That the fire was beyond
control, but at $ O'Clock the danger OF
spl cading was past. Damage 10 other
buildings was slight Excitement was high
ana several prosecutions resulted
The firm Of a. S. Levy Is one Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
SOONERS ARE SUFFERING
MANY PEOPLE CAMPED ALONG THE
OKLAHOMA BORDER
Awaiting the Opening Of the Indian
Lands in Destitute Circumstances.
Desperadoes Numerous.

Kansas City, June 81, Thousands Of pco.
Pile, men, women and children. caInp
ing on the border Of the Kinwa-
Apache-Comanche reservations IN Okla
homa awaiting the opening a. that land
to settlement, are In destitute circum,
stances according TO pr j, j. McKena,
who has just returned from the scene.
Twenty thousand men, women and cnil
dren are massed on the border and half
of them are utterly destitute" said Dr.
even fonts to sleep IN, hut huddle under
wagons and trees. At least 500 of them
nave been there year and half, They
made nothing since they arrived Simply
waiting waiting, There are hundreds az
desncradoes on the border, who have pick
cd out the claims and VIII not scruple TO
XIII The successful ones In the drawing in
case they have lottery"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
KEROSENE CAN EXPLOSION
MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN FA-
TALLY BURNED.
Two Men Also Received Serious Injuries
While Trying to Extinouish
the Flames.

Rogers, Texas. June 21,--Yesterday even.
ing about $40 o'clock while Mrs. Miley cal.
noun, residing about four miles west Of
this place, was filling lamp with kerosene
oil a little child struck match. ignitine
the oil, which exploded, enveloping Mrs.
Calhoun and her three children in flames
Mrs. Calhoun was burned so badly that
she died in a few minutes. The three chill,
dren are seriously if not fatally burned.
Mr.. Calhoun and hired hand were also
seriously burned while trying to rescue
Mrs Calhoun and the children from the
flames.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
EIder. pempster 9 Cd. comlog.

Galveston, Texas, June 21.-Elder, Demp
ster & Co. will open an Independent agency
at Galveston about July /. They have been
represented here by W. W. Wilson Of the
North German Lloyd line, The concern is
one Of the largest in New Orleans.
From September /. 1900. 90 April 20, 1901.
the conpany handled ninety-twO ships with
gross tonnage Of 403 064. and net ton
The company carried 2i.74 per cent Of the
cotton exported during this period; 1876
ner cent OF the grain. and ol.Io per cent OF
me mig iron and steel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
|pFCIAL SESSION CALLED.
|..,,,0r Savers Specifically Names
Isa Matters TO Be Taken Up.
BllLAND REDISTRIcTING
Is the Date Fixed for the
W.. ..blro OF the Leeislature--"Other
~ Matters Also Mentioned.

4. Texas. June 2t.-rhe governor
W. n,rg issued his proclamation. call
X. legislature together August 6. The
.mbyaces the general appropriation bill
h q. radIstrctlng of the state into con
.,sl senatorial, representative aud
,..i districts. The constitutional ar.
,,,erred to In the call provides fot
AMER things as the governor may
d advisable
N o6Iclal call is as follows;
|e..l.mstlon by the governor of the State
T.r.,-L Joseph u. Savers, governor of
stste Of Texas, by virtue of the au
i, rested in me by the constitution
w IA hereby call special session OF
W. Trsnty seventh legislature, to convene
N, eIfy Of Austin. beginning al noon,
I'm. August s. 1901, for the follow.
| rnfnoses, tOwlt'
ko make appropriations for the sup.
!. ~ me state government and for the
4 sss service for the fiscal years beginning
[sSmJer /, 1901, and ending August 81,
r, annortion the State for congress.
I'm SENATORIAL, representative and iu.
n "a consider and act upon such other
'.,.rs a. may he presented by the eN-
-,ire pursuant TO section 40, article 3, OF
restitution.
| bsnd and caused the seal of the State
4 y affixed at Austin, this 2lst day Of
~ :. Joseph n. Savers. Governor.
:, he Governor, John G. Tod Secretary
N Sfaia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Notes and Personals

Sss su Texas, June 81. State Senator
past = , sowie county has been here for
.ssIsar.tiniaw. Mr.. Jerry Thomas one "a" Of
s,sr rons IN The land office, who has been
'1uuSly III for two weeks.
|Ihe epl tS,. trap shooters of this city re.
\ 4. attended the big shooting yesterfjay
Il MAJ le bird event Jeff Chapman OF
d Vail got hrst money on ten straights,
hfset events. 81 maturity :"
Il ', az !. Bqrney and James Robinson.
,ps, e compiling the journal Of the house
I 6rvSssIi atlyes' say that they will have
|ed,l ssl OUT and ready bv the tine the
kiir, SESSION conyenes. They are now
l',sr SSSlpaur Springs school for girls was
|pois,or,l oa9y' capital stock S50O0. In
Eh ~ u NJ; Pate, j. j Dial, NJ
NM. y. Brinker and j. s. Stevens.
IL A'l ITsi 4 Graham, a citizen residing 10
.esep, was painfully Injured yester
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Gonzales Nnun Nnies

Gonzales, Texas, June y "A hop was
given last night at the X D club rooms,
at which most Of tue gentlemen were
dressed In colored shirt waists and white
duck parts. The costumes looked very we'll
and we're much more comfortable than the
regulation dress suit.
The county board Of examiners are IN
session today wlth fifteen applicants before
them for examination The majority are
applying for renewal of teachers cert
hCuIes.
Mir. JEFF c. West of Leesvile this coun-
ty has been In town this week conducting
n school Of instruction In the secret work
Of the Masonic order, MIR Wcst was ap-
pointed 10 this work by the Grand Lodge
OF the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
lndioted for Murder.

Navasota, Texas, June 81 Sheriff Baker
returned yesterday afternoon from Waco,
bringing with him Guy Maxwell, the young
man Indicted with Mrs. Alice Spell for
the murder ~ Dick Spell Maxwell was
taken 10 Anderson where Il Is expected
that he will give bond. Mrs. Spell was
arrested several dayA44ace, and Is report
the sum named by the distf~S court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
wAxAHAcHIE GELS IT.

Trinity University Is to Be Located
There.
waxahachie. Texas. June 21-WaxahAcaic
has been selected as the future home Of
Trinity university. The location co,umttoe
came here yesterday to Investigate the Of
fer made by waxahachlc for the university
and ended their work this afternoon by
recommending to the synod that the uni
Nersity he located hero. CorsCAul ANA
Itaska We're also competitors. Wa xahachie
secured this Institution on a cash proposi
ton OF $4,000 and ten acres of land.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
WEATHER AND CROPS

90 SevernI fr,ors ,.ho ba,.o 'vA on Suu s
onine the boii weeyil ranopt sood s,,oross
& NeInms ono of or, Me- for,,crs 81 So
thar he nsed mo arsenntn ~ sod rtor
Prof MaIlv's formula and In tbrec daVs
after snraving tho cotton he found arca
many dead weeyil. as well as some other
insects. 1t Is very essential that the poison
Is prepared properly and applied TO the
cotton thoroughly. There are several large
sprayers besides any number Of small
sprayers and pumps In use near here and
there is no doubt but what the weevll
can be DESTROYED after some experience
me present not, dry weather Is tine FOR
the, cotton. II is putting on fruit very
wen ana put rev squares are iaihng on.
some early cotton mas Dolls on II. Near
y an turner's VINO nave polsoned saX tnht
~ ,dhes aoout unIee ua9s 10 MI Tue
weevll aiter spraying.
Hillsboro, Hill County, Texas, june 81
Reports from over the county indicate thar
wheat and oats are turning out much bet
YER man was expected. inc average Yield
Tor wheat Is htteen bushels per acre and
that of oats Is forty bushels, The corn
prospect Is me nnest ever seen IN the
county, but rain will be needed In a few
days. as II is very dry ana the corn IS now
81 AZ M fr,,it - G'egu az" "'"s
paSt,o+t wm'oa,son p Ca,ntg rox,s 1,ro
bartlett, Williamson county IeXaS, june
2o.-Cotton for the last ten days has grown
AT a rapid rate, the weather being hnet
and most Of the farmers are done chop
ping. Torn prospects nave Deen nne unlll
@ n Nv, 10 tII,a aro "u NH Ho itobS
Tha rIa1d a.. y,boot ana oots r.os fnirIy
me Fie,p i0t W1eat auu III w%S i sbi;
Euuu uut ,i pN lA~ ~ iue e'no" "'iV"se aN''
"ignt' WIN e S'u"''
90 pe MISC GraIsoh oounlE leaas' i June
-one sooIGn'ns no. WINS ave- Will, WIKI
IL IN ssni rboro bos hoap ~ rain of
am >" consoC,,orra FOR neorIV nonth 4
am ueure l"l tSaliS n t,
T Tba Pest ~ corresnn.dant saw Nat rain mnst
come lmmediatcIy ia save the corn crop.
The cotton cron. which was very back.
ward. is looking fine.
Nm, - - M rh,
mitiraI, nrUSbe IA Mn a. ho,iIv need
me"t,ei ,. 10 n aro hrrnina mn and corn
is firing. The boIl weeyi Is damaging
the cotton plant; some OF the farmers
are poisoning hut the reports are generally
uufavorahle: others. are doing nothing but
waiting and watching what success tnely
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
n.al..hln ~ a Murder.

Nayasota, Texas, June 2i.-'the body OF
potor Johnson. the old negro man WAC
u.as At hrst supposed to have been mur'
derod was exhumed Wednesday by County
$3.50 Ofscer II. ". Jones, and after
i Hen ne,gmInation, he reported that ne
CLOS, ~ marks by which he could con
c Jude that johnson mad met me- aess snbse.
vioisn,se .be examining trial OF Isaac Moore,
9 9bs scolored man held on suspicion, was nS
LIZA snf 81 Anderson, and, there belng no
sviSeuce against him. be was lpetaleu'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
No. einkIe,s peath Affeots Temple.

Temple. Texas, June 21.-The news In
Yesterdays daily papers to the effect that
Garrett Van Glnkle Of Dallas hsd peeh
killed by an electric car was great snoeS
to many people In Temple Major van
Ginkle had recently been in Temple Win
view TO establishing suburban car lne
i.ntvyeen TemDle and Belton and went
WAY rnueh irDres sed with the ~ 'sihi hurs
~ such an undertaking HIS uhllne
SS,1t, will OF course remove all hopes 81
such a inc from that direction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Jenkins &C Continued.

FIoresvile. Texas, June 20. The cases
brought here from Atascosa county on a
hange Of venue, charging John and Fred
jenkins With the murder Of The Barber
family were continued today be tn state
IN account Of the absence OF Witnesses
o1e 81 whom Is sheriff AVant Of Atascosa.
Who is after tla Mexican who murdered
Sherihs Morris and Glover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
a stoekman AssaasInated.

Meridian, Texas June u n. II. New
man. substantial farmer and stockman
was shot and instantly killed by unknown
parties this morning about daylight az his
residence on six Mile prairie. east OF Me
ridiau No particulars are given, bur the
assassination is supposed 10 have grown
cut of . charge OF rape now pending in the
district conrt Of BOsquc county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

a broken lex. re sustained
ING county commissioners are sttti,r
a board % equallzgtion and ms ' mn, a., as
w INC valuations on city property pp'''nS
cd NJ Lawrence Sellers and Miss Inc,
tetday at Webberyiie 'i'u yes
congressman Slayden Of SIM Ap,ont,
MAS here today looking after some privatS
naries Harris, aged is years. died ves
lerdnx &C his home In this city OF cor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Adn1ltted ID BaiI.

Galveston. Texas, June 21.-william John
son. colorsd, charged With the murder OF
the grocery clerk, Otto Linaro, at the
grocery store on the corner Of Thirty-seeond
and Avenue on the night OF May % was
given preliminary hearing before Recorder
Ncf'racken this morning and was bound
orer 10 await the acilon OF the grand Jury
IN !, 5000 bail In default OF furnishing
Sond Johnson was placed In jail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
storm Near Paris.

Paris. Texas, June q "A destructive hall
and wlndstorm is reported from the coun-
try east or this. The territory affected was
NOT extensive, hut the damage done was
heavy, especially 10 crops several hpnfes
from there was no one seriously hurt.
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Military Commissions Issued
TMo ChiIdren Drouned

aesn, Texas, June 21.--Two children Of
|an Putnam, a prominent farmer living
u hofnsSy's Bend, were drowned this
tSsIas in the Colorado river. Four chill
N m were wadlng in the water, when
|sL aged S years, got out too far and
n. az - 2 scream for help. His sister, Ida,
FSrss went to his rescue and both were
|'G two children
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for San luis Potod Mexico whore they
win join Mr.. Wheeler who is now super
tendent Of the Mexican Central railroad
}. n, Johnson, assistant general freight
agent OF the santa Fe, returned this morn
ing from Dallas.
Mrs George Henderson left last night for
Louisville,
James McDOnoush returned this morning
to Temple.
Rev. 5. X. Hay OF Houston IS In the city.
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ASKS CHANGE oF MANI.
A Petition Filed by Mrs. Knesbury at
Waco

ffGCOs
Waco, Texas. June 2l.-Mrs, Myron
KIngsbury has filed a petition In the dis
trict court asking permission to change
her name to McTennan. her maiden name
The petition rccltcs that she is the widow
Of Myron Kiueshury; that she Is now living
with her father; that her father was re-
Gently tried FOR the murder Of Myron Kings,
bury and was acquitted; that 1t Is to her
interest in every way 10 have her name
changed, as the name Is distasteful to her
father and also 20 herself and that the
change will probably he to the henedt Of
herself and OF her daughter In a financial
way.