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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05

Tho farmers of the South. says the
Columbus Enquirer, have their destiny
in thoir own hands, and no one else
can work it out for the nj !. !. The in.
mediate question confronting them Just
now is whether to raise nine million
bales of cotton at a handsome profit, or
twelve millions at loss. Settling eu ,h
a question should bo an easy matter.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05
9Murderedsa q Little Boy.

Near Six Mile, w. va, Thursday
Charles Gore, 30 years old, ohot and
killed q 7-year- old son Of j ohm Hagar
and seriously wounded tho father be-
oauHe some one had stoned h;a horse.
He eaoaped5 to. Kentucky. SIS Ell n
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05
THE DlvoUAo OF THE i DEAD

written by Theodore O'HarA in 1847
The muflled drums sad roll has boat
Tho soldiers last tattoo; Il
No moro on life parade shall meet }i.5 J.
That brave aud fallen few n
On famo's ernal camping ground si'
Their Silent tents are spreat,
And glory guarcs with solemn round,
The bivouao Of the dead.
No rumor Of the foe 8 advance, -t
Now swells upon tho wind
No troubled thought at midnight haunts
or loved ones left behind;
No vision of tho morro n g strife
The warrior'e dream alarms: , i
NO braying horn nor screaming fife
at dawn shsll call to arms. (.
Their shivered eworde are red with rust,
Their plumed heads are bowed; $
Their baughty banner, trailed in dust, b
ls now their martial ehroud,
And plenteous funeral tears have washed
The red stains from each brow,
And tho proud forms, by battle gashed,
Are FREQ from anguish now.
The neighing troop, the flashing blade,
The bugle's stirring blast; /,
The charge, the dreadful oannonado
Tho din and shout, are passed;
Nor wars wild note nor glory's peal
shall thrill with fierce delight
Those breasts that nevermore may feel III
The rapture ofthe fight. .,3ls
Like the fierce northern hurricane
That sweeps his great plateau, 8
fi1shed with the triumph yet to gain, W
II Cana 6omn Tho oow~;od e..
Who heard The thunder Of the fray
Break Ger the field beneath, .sgi
Knew we'll the watchw0rd Of that day i
Was victory or death.''
Leng had the doubtful con fliot ragged 3
or oil the stricken plain,
For never fieroer fight had Waged ti
The yengeful blood Of Spain; =.
And still the storm of battle blew.
Still awolled the CORY tide;
Not long our stout old ohieftain knew
Suoh odds his strength could bide.
Twas In that hour this stern command
Called to martyrs grave
The flower Of his beloved land,
The nations flag to save.
BY rivers Of their fathers gore y Fl.
He first born laurels grew,
And woll ho deemed the sons would pour
Their lives for glory, too.
Full many nortbor's breath has swept
Ger Apgostura's plain
And long tho plying sky has wept
Above Its mouldered slain.
The ravens scream or eagles flight,
s Or shepherds pensive lay
Alone awakes each Bullen HEIGHT
That frowned Ger that dread fray ful.
Sons Of the dark and bloody ground.
70 must not slumber there,
Where stranger eteps and tongues reBound
Along the heedless air. .5 B
Your own proud land o heroic soil
Shall be your filter grave:
Bho claims from war his riohest spoil
The ashes OF her brave.
Thus meath their paront turf thoy rest,
Far from the CORY field, 1, 58.,,
Borne to Spartan mothers breas,
On many bloody shield, u
The sunshine Of their native sky 3s-
Smiles sadly on them here,
a. And nd kindred eyes and he ,rta watch BY
The horoes' sepulchre. M 5i6
Rest on, embalmed and eainted deadi
Dear as the bio we gave: Z a 81 by
No tmpious footstt here shall tread
The horbago Of your grave, s;s
Nor shall your glory be forgot s. & 3lss
While famo her record keops .,fs
Or honor paint tho hallowed spot ,s .s
Where valor proudly sleepa. s J.
Yon marble minstrel's voiceless ,tons Es.s$5
In deathlens song shall tell, " sfss 5ss
When many 9 vaniahed ago hath fi3Wn.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05
s'TH0U5 LAMB on CALVARY ,5y5S
How q Great hymn Was Made SbyY a
Youpg Man Of Yale. .5,

N S : 0up + AhtsIls 01 4 81
Onn 4 a. s -, { = q j, Z S; y &, 8 81
}, ! ,M esv. y &
down : <; roosn ~ :, S,Vi 4, sss
II hia no"tot y =. ~ Ga, iya,p
nmpie star zss W ~ blob. ho, said yyero
porn ot my own SOU .',5 Two years Ia y
those stan zasl tho beautiful8trne Uiiiiyes.
TO which the hymn is still sung, and IT
ls certainly one Of the nloat pi iooi0uss
contributions whioh AmtTicsn genius,
has made to tho hymnOlogy of the
Christian church. 1t trsadB thus: S3s g}
.5 q 4 e i III
,, mMy filth looks TO Thee, 8.s a 81
8. Thou Lamb m Of Calyary, Ri ls5
Z Sagioar 'Yi our Divine; Il X s3S
" NV NV nSar 'ae while ! pray 81 81 ~
{, W ieI no na ~ froms stt.s ,h's "%sy' AZ, 351
',5 q y 80 n q ss. ;8s s.
T'h;s !, ,nn nf rod I. ~
ar,,, ~, a.. ..t WnAgn ~
P.e '''aa 'Aoa ~ = W vvuD 6Vuii ueGlhB ~
P.,ntttencc, Duo ehub IN praise, and
,,itnr;nn 49, pnss.' ,,ss.' "nito nestlnS y
and na.oe 'b i, boI;e MI' 49,. nas p ,oula RaIaon
a c,po.fiod s.a;evr @ s sna o%ns 1ans pJnHle ;rs
alone b;s % orn u' ;s. "np 'eoA ~ nln all1,
-
..Take oll nv ., na awavn
and
"U let me from hi. dav
ssa 4 Il %s' S53
Tho oarnestnoss of that orv ~ gaith
finda roanon.,, II tbo hoa,nc ~ =, a .,;ta
moroy and III ,,.a,,; :, y, as,,11 Il aL.s;.SS
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05
.A ABEAUT'IfF'UIL POE N. !,
A B2EAUIII Full / POEM.
"Biycuac Of the Dead 0reatss 81
Martial AZ la Eulogy Evar W,Isten.
IT'S ADApTlloN u. q WORLDWIDE.
Written Writer. b, b,,v$.fThaodors o'Hara in
connsmora,lon Of ,hs Gal.
'artry Of the, The, Ken Gen
lucky 8o'disry. s q.
T,'s5 ADApTlloN |. On WORLDLY &.

Lake Providence, La, Banner. Demoorat.1
Having lately seon a beautiful trib.
ute to Theodore O'Hara. author Of tho
immortal poem, "Tho Bivouao, Of tho
Dead, apd as 0 Hara was my personal
friend and assistant in tho Adjutant.
Generals { ffioe Of the Kentucky di.
vision, commanded by NJ. jor, General
Brecker ridge, take pleasure in send.
ing you an extract from tho article.
with tho full poem, which I have car,
ried in my notebook ever sinco tho war.
1t is worthy of record that this son
Of tho south produced The ono perfect
and universal martial oulogy that tho
world hts known aud that the south
has been absolutely unmindful Of this
fact. The first of these statements Is
proven by tho fact that without any
advertisement or explorations, tho
wonderful words have, in the fifty
years since they were wilton, per.
mested tho whole world, and boon laid
hold on by Epglish.epesking poopo
everywhere, to celebrate their honored
dead who passed away in battlo. Upon
Olimean battlefields, tho, resting place
Of English horoes is marked by great
monument, on which shines OHara's
ma.ohlees words, and yot Eogland did
not know from Thom she borrowed
when sho wrote them: A
"On fame's eternal camping ground
Thoir silent tents are spread. afs
And glory guards, with so.emn round,
The bivouao Of the dead
Perhaps tho anonymous character Of
tho poem vas g blessing, einoe it is
doubtful If the Federal goverpm snt Of
the United States would have used the
lines in suoh lavish fashion 10 jm.
mortalizing the dead of the Union
Army, had they been recognized as The
product of tho genius Of o soldier and
officer Of tho other sido. In any case,
thoy did not know, and every national
cemetory in America has gained there
by, since they arc not only the most
appropriate but the only appropriate
lines for such o purpose.
Over the gateway Of the national
cemetery at Washington the famous
first stanza is engraved, and there, as
ct Antielam and other national come
teries tho entire poem ia Reproduced,
stanza by stanza, on slabs placed along
the driveway.
O'Hara lies in the buryipg ground at
Frankfort, KY, with only tho lnsotip
tion on simplc slab Of marble which
says:
Theodore o Hara, N
MOTOR A. D 9. N
Died Juno 6, 1867
Il, Inv Sa a Nopu ~ h;o ,ooro : -, All
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05
Theod ore OHara,
MOTOR A. D. 9.
nsod 1,,ro q 1907

Below is COPY Of his poem in full,
written on OCCASION Of the removal OF
the Kentucky dead from Mexico to
their native State afur the wsr With
that country. Johp "A. Buokner.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-05


Gates to the Democrats from Edgefleld
and Laurens. The Democrats won
their point. Then at the suggestion Of
the State Demo oorati @ executive commit
tee the Wallace House decided to get
control Of tho hall Of tho House of Rep.
resentatiyes. Sc !. I.
Con. Rugor agreed to interpose no
martial interference If the Democrats
would conduct themselves peaoeabIy.
However, although admission to tho
building was obtained, it was neces-
sary to pass the portals of the legiBla-
tive hall. Strategy and force were both
brought into play.
The Radical House was to assemble
at noon on Thuraday. Tho Democrats,
aingly and by back streets, made their
way to tho State capitol and obtained
admission. The Radicals were not ex !.
peoting this movement. However, the
oegr0 sorgoant alarms, q burly fellow,
attempted to prevent entranoe at the
swinging doors OF green baize. Col.
james i. Or, Of Anderson, thrust
him to one aide. In the soufflo Mr..
John 8. Werner scrambled through the
legs Of tho oombatants and 8na!chod tho
door opon. The Democrats then fled
in and Con. Wallace took the speakers
chair .5 u
This was q few minutes before IL
O'clock. When tho hour Of nocn ar
rived tho Republican House officials
attempted to get their seats, but wore
refused, Thoy obtained chairs, how
}nver, and eat beside the D Demooratio OF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MULLEN - Between 400 and 400 bales Of
cotton are being held In this ncishborhood.
ABILENE United States court is in ses
sion. with several important cases on the
docket
RUNGE-Curtis Ross, colored, aged 3
years, died from the effects of drinking
/ concentrated I've
CLAIMING Snow fcll to the depth OF
two Inches on the lst. IT Is believed that
the cattle did not suffer to any extent.
ENNIS.-A protrlctod meeting is ~ pro.-
gress al the Christian church, conducted
by the pastor Rev, VI. Gano Buckner.
MKINNEY, The smallpox epidemic is
new nearly ut an end; though many have
had the disease, no fatalities have resulted.
GANADO, Henry Brown, negro, who was
recently shot near here. died Tuesday after
neon. Alex Brown has been jailed at
Edna.
SAN ANTONIO.-J. NJ. Gu6'ey is reported
g. have leased 10000 acres Of land IN Hi
dalGo county from d. Il. FAINT for the pur
pose of boring oil wells
CALuW ELL.-non. Ben s. Rogers, chan
cellor of the knights of Pythias, exem
plihed the secret work and delivered II
lecture To the local lodge.
PARIS.-There are several murder eases
On the docket of the United states court
ana an effort will be made to try them all
at the term which has just begun.
SHERMAN.-r The llolstou aud Texas
Central railway has ordered all its avail
able nat cars to Miller tn ship gravel ANA
ballast TO build the sherman yards
P0TTSBORO.-A revolver slipped from
the lap of Jesse Williams, living near here,
aud wns discharged, the ball entering the
abdomen and producing fatal wound.
SHEkMAN.-Conductor Ear Wette OK
the Frisco was painfully hurt about the
bNck. Ills cabOoSe was backed into a
handcar just MS he was getting down from
the cupola.
DODD CITY The First National bank of
Dodd city began business. s. d. McGrc ia
president George Preston vcc-prl sldcnt. A.
W Wilson cashier and w. c. MCGEE as.
sistnnt cashier
TANL0R.--A little daughter of Mr.. T.
Bernhard. years of age was acciientnIly
shoi and instantly killed with ride In the
hahds OF playmate while amusing them
selves about eight miles south of this
place.
HROWNWOOD.- Immigration into Brown
county for the last few months is grcnter
thnh ever known before. prcperty has
heen advanced very much ana there is
hardly a farm In the county hut what is
rented. "
TGLER.-rhe fruit and vegetable grow.
crs % this section have entered INTO an
ayr eincnt NOT 10 ship any products OH con-
slEnment' out viii sell only to buvers for
cPSh at the fields, or delivered on the cars
In this city.
SHERMANln charging tho grand iurv
District Judge Nancy mentioned atnone
other things the question of d.scrimjnntion
IN freight rates and instructed The return
OF indictments wherever such Violation,
were discovered. aus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
SAVERS NOT SATISFIED
WANTS THE WHOLE OF THE PLAGUE
REPORT PUBLISHED.
Has minated TO Wynan that Rigorous
Quarantine Against California
May Be Necessary.

Austin Texas, April 3--The appearance
in today's press dispatches of a portion OF
the report Of the Federal commission sent
to san Francisco to ascertain to what ex
tent the bubonlc plague exists there was
undoubtedly due to vigorous letter al
dressed to Surgeon General Wyman by
Governor Sayers n few days ago. His ex-
ccllency demanded that all the facts Ia
the ease be made public anu protested
against further concealment OF the re-
port, adding tho suggestion that unless
vigorous measures were taken TO suppr IS
the plague the adoption of stringent quar-
antnc restrictions upon California traffic
would become necessary.
II may be- stated, however, that the
publication Of but synopsis OF the com.
missions report is not altogether satisfac
tory.
Said commission made certain recommcn.
dations which should also he given to the
public prints
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
Notes and Personal.

"NNeSton' Texas, April 3.-The ram.,,a
MSS May Day and of her mother were
"'S'u'eFfed this morning at the corner =,
avenue o1a and Twenty-eIghtb streot 90.
'utef funeral service, conduct.,d Nv,
rather Lowry they were buried again -,
uhe catholic cemetery. Both were So
victims and their relatives ,ocataa 49, ~
bodies some time ago.
The corner stone of tha nan. ,.,
S |,, ruapel OF the Sisters OF the Incarnato
WORD OF st. Mary's indrmary will bc l,,s
VIM I9esday afternoon at go o'clocs
Win appropriate ceremonies N'"NS
The reorganlEed boat cInh il soiI,,n o,.,.
1tlels me wind In great fashion ~
clock this morning tifty-nye pood 80 W
PIE mad signed their names s''u Peo'
~ Is practically decided that vor, -, -
! PARISH house Of Grace EplseonaI cb IN me
!, ar E,slAsh and l.. Will be begun on ~
nr srla MGnSaS Z after Easter, vi tue
salystion ,, l. Brensle of the New York
s o,.aNatl"n Army arrived In the civ vnsN
SvsraSy' accompanied by Captain Mn6e sns
on 9yJi, pun l.,p OF Dallas, and held an
OpSn tSSca rsS,SS . service last night '
al scaly hospital, due 10 their rn,,, nnrSes
care Tor patients In the colored r,ar, 10
t ,,ras1l OF me dismantled condition ~ tha
ptsaa.ses, WAS aNerted last night Inv te,,l
maa asS Tou''ss''hs made by the board Of
cSire {; Bailey Ms clerk in the office Of tho
Mrs. C. C. war; ". u s%Gpany + in Oklahoma.
city. AVN Is in the
Ran u, tome r manager Of the Galveston
New py y SnI Im Sna, company, left today for
W. c. +. iE nwdlrd ,st. by bis wife,
pool. WI 'ouay Tor Liver
victor,s [ nS we'll known lawyer Of
'Vwto'' a; "1s 10 the city today.
anv In lneinas OF Houston speut the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
THREE CENTENARIANs.
Three Men Whose Aggregate Age Is 3I4
Yesrs-An Average OF Nearly
tO5 Years Each

The oldest person In the United states is
Abraham l., Elmer, OF 80 Tracy St. Utica,
~, VINO ON Jan. 26th last celebrated his
llWh birthday anniversary. rhe date OF
his birth Is matter of record. In reply 10
many leading doctors and scientific men
who nave recently visited Mr.. Elmer TO see
I there was anything unusual about him
to cause him to live SO many years beyond
tue allotted time, Mr., Elmer always replies
thht MS only medicine for over . score OF
Years has been and is Dufry's Pure Malt
Whiskey. He says II keeps M his vitality
lie had touch of grip recently, hut a few
doses OF puGy's Pure Malt Whisky drove
out the germs. and he is now fully reeov
Joseph McGrath. Of a; l.. sod St. New
York City, has Just celebrated his l02d
nh thdar and says. he enjoys ilfe and he
tctls as strong and vigorous as he did 80
Years asl He SAYS nuny's Pure Malt
Nhlskey has kept him vigorous aud strong
aud prolonged his life. He SAYS; 1t toIss
my %strm, stimulates my blood, as well as
keeping nae proof from coughs and colds"
Ezra Gould, a prominent citizen of New
avn, y. j., who resides at the Fark House
wears Of age. About ten Years ago he felt
Ms strength failing. Upon the advlce % his
Doctor he tried Duny's Pure Malt Whlskey
for tho better To use his own words: NV
Tired. WORKOUT nervous system Improved
my brain became clear | had delightful
thet life was not a burden. MY appetite Is
EXCELLENT, eyesight fair, hearing good, am
positive | owe my present condition to
DuGy's Pure Malt Whlskey | am satisfied
II Is proonglng my life; not q life ~ mis-.
cry; hnt one OF contentment and happiness
| shall continue TO use e. with the hope
that | win vet pass the century mark"
The above statements. from men FAR he
Nond the average age limit are convincing
evidence that Dufiy's Pure Malt whiskev
insircs ripe old age, Its wonderful eject
upon the health ~ \ city as q whole Is
shown by the recent report OF the New
York BOARD 81 Healthwhich Indicates i
decrease Of 2oA deaths per Thousand the
present year over wear ago. The dccreRSe
10 deaths Is Coincident with corresponding
Increase N the consumption OF Duny's Pure
Malt Nhiskey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
DREDGEBOAT HAS ARRIVED
And Is to Be Put on the Ship Chan.
mel at Once.
CARPENTERS HAVE RETURNED HOME
Many Of Them Came to the City Just
After the Storm-W. S. Burgess,
Contractor, Is Dead.

Galveston Texas, April 3.-The new
dredge boat No T. which will be used by
Charles Clarke & Co. in dredging the Bur
falo bayou ship channel. arrived here this
morning OF O'Clock In tow OF tugs Ear
nest and Gertrude. She was Immediately
sent to Morgan cut. where she Is to pegih
operations aud Is expected TO arrive thefc
Ly 3 o'clock this afternoon. Captain Clarke
stated that he found the boat thoroughly
UP to his expectations and hFst-ciass III
every particular The dredging VIII be
commenced where the work Of driving the
piles was begun several months ago near
Morgan cut and the dredge will proceed
southwark along the line OF the channel,
The dredge boat Charles Clarke, Jr Is
now at Scranton Miss, awaiting the ar
rival Of a tug TO bring her over. The tug
is en- route there from Nicksburg, Miss,
and will leave with her for Galveston next
Sunday. This boat viii also be put On
work Of dredging the Buffalo bayou ship
channel by the latter part Of next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.


Grlunan secured final passage Of house
bill adding to article 3o7aa relating to
teachers certificates the following addi.
tlonai provision;
.:,plplomas conferred 10y the trustees OF
" irstcass college, having department
pedagogy, together With certificate
rom said department OF pedagogy said
course In pedagogy 10 be approved by the
State board Of education, shall have tho
force aud effect Of a permanent state Ger
facate. The State board OF education shall
decide what colleges OF the State are en-.
titled TO the provision ana privileges OF
this section"
ihpscomb secured consideration OF house
hili extending from MAY 1 OF this wear 10
FebSuary, lNu2 the time for the payment al
t ,aavs IN IN, me counties of Brusoria, Fort
behd, wharton Waller, Galveston Colo-
xado and Austin
Senl had amendment adopted adding
SI fii'eS Tb SeI hi 10 the list embpcsd in ne
der suspension Of the rules
savage pad adopted the conference com.
Sl,se~ NJ, renotts on hiS bills adding eiyil
shu making Il discretionary with srhooi
trustees ns 10 the observance OF hoiidays'
=. J,ohnsop secured hnal passage OF house
tlil liking the time OF holding court I'm thp
fortlsth judicial district.
Miller secured nnal passage af The house
WI prohlhitlng railroads from permitting
sohnson grass or Russian thistle from going
~ seed on their right Of way.
Beaty secured the ilnal passage of house
olll permitting surety and guaranty com.
panles, hnNing deposits IN the State treas.
nr!, 10 exchange bonds for cast
AFTER lengthy wranglc, the SENATE
ngreed 10 take up the house blll rolatin,,
70 the hndlng OF minerals on school lnnds
When considered on a former day I'm Inc
senate the bill was amended so as not Ia
npplr to university lands. ana also proytn
ing that the miherals shall not be the prop.
.rty OF the state II discovered mere than
original bill provided that where minerals
seal n oil Is discovered on school lnna
fhsy snail he the property OF the State
Saynge ofered the following Amendment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
Injuries NAV Prove EataI.

GrcenvilIe, Texas, April 3.-wia]
work in the north end of the Kau 4
Harry Van Dusen was hanging to ,A]
of the car and in RAISING was sugS|
the water crane. The foiteacta TIT /
tact was such as to cause him To lasl
hold and fall, and he was picked 4
once by members of the crew.
Inc company physician was sumo
and found Nan' Duscn seriously but
the back and otherwise in such q
tion that the doctor could not i0.
the result of his injuries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04

self yesterday afternoon, inaIe,In,
wound. from which his brain ns''
The. accident occurred yesterday M
while the unfortunate yonnr N.Y.
is not over 20 years OF age. W.
Ing with double harrelled shol,r,
the result as stated. He Is sIs'
but physicians in ATTENDANCE n.
hopes Of his recovery. Mr.. Moore 4,
mt work in this vicinity for about y
months and IS believed TO have COM
near Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
Both lens Crushed of.

Smithville, Texas, April 3.--An Old y
Jack Henry, who has been here but 4
while, had both legs crushed OF this 4
noon while attempting to board al
moving freight train. One leg Is ~
on below the knee and the cthT
above the ankle. Physicians hardy /
he can survive the shock, and as ~
reaction sets I'm both legs Will DO 4
tated. He is unconsciou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
COTTON pLANr ATaAokso
BY the Pest Which Is Destroying the
Wheat Crop.

Mckinney. Texas, April III. NJ BRYAN.
. prominent Charlottesville farmer. reports
the result OF green bug experiment with
cotton. He planted cotton seed I'm a hotbea
adiacsnt TO his wheat field, which WAS
being ruined by the green hug nest I'M
Dug Speediv destroyed The cation plant as
the conclusion that the latter crop win
also be ruined as we'll as the wheat and oat
crops N his section. NV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
WeInar Water Works Ext.rsi,,

Welmar' Texas, April 3.-The mines have
arrived for the extension OF tho wolwor
system Of water works and wo.s ~, l m1
gin as soon as the coptrac, - =. "''t ps
have ALREADY been rceolxaa p'us
WI, ny nave not vet been consIdaraa
Win ,ne extension proposed the Hys a.
re Within Win the Be able . reach almost any
The cost q, Ibe Vr n,s limits Of the eitv.
be about $500. ai ana the work will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
Workman EataIlv Injured

Coimcsnci Texas, April 3.-Mr, Hardy
Snowden OF Doucettc. a small station ave
miles south OF this place. was ta,c victim
OF prabalay fatal accident Monday mora
Ing lie was hauling hogs for W. NJ. Me.
Cready, manager Of poucette mills when
a very large hog fell on him, crushing his
head and breaking his left arm. His CON
dkton has since been critical
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-04
MalIy's investigations.

Sherman, Texas, April s.--Prof
has returned from College Station y
preparing to enter into thorough I
of the aphis in Grayson county, H|
that he expected TO stay with thei
until some satisfactory explanaiin3
reached. The rain has interfered
with his work so far.