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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-29
ENDORSEMENT OF oDELL.
johnson County Convention Came Out
Very StronaIY for Him.

johnson County Convention Came Out
Very Strongly for Him.
Cleburne, Texas, July 2T.-At the dem
ocratc county convention held IN Clehune
today the following resolutions were unaul
mousy adopted
/. We, the democrats Of johnson coun-
ty, In convention assembled, hereby heartily
indorse the candidacy Of Hon. u. Il. Odcl
for congress from this congressional dis
trict, ana earnestly urge upon democrats
Throughout said district the adyisahility
Of his nomination at the convention 10 be
held AZ Meridian on July 4, 1901
2 We uuhestatingly affirm that Hon
d. W. Odel Is not only democrat Of un.
questionable loyalty 10 the traditions and
platform Of the party a valiant. fearicss
and able defender Of It's principles but
that he Is Il man well qualified aud able
TO reflect, In any position to which he may
aspire, credit upon himself aud honor to
his constituency,
3, We recommend that the delegates
from this convention to the democratic con.
gressional convention at Meridian he In
structed to vote MS a unit upon all ques-
tons coming before that convention and
also 70 vote for Hon. ID, W. Odell as -
nominee of that convention FIRST, last and
all the time, and until he himself instruC t.
that his name he withdrawn as candidate
before said convention, and that they use
all honorable means 10 secure his nominal
ton.
Tie following resolutions were also
Whereas, We have learned OF the death
OF Hon. r. &C. Burke, representative of the
Sixth congressional district Of Texas,
| therefore, be IL resolved
l. That we depOre his death and eX.
tend To his family our heartfelt sympathy.
.. That we recognize that Judge Burke
was kind father, loving husband, a
| loyal citizen, true democrat and an
| honor 10 his district.
3, That while he has passed away his
works viii live and remain monument TO
| his ability. sincerity and honor.
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A PLAIN TALK TO :, (,
SENSIBLE PEOPLE

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sTRIKeRs ARe sArlsElEn.
Judge Weeks Order at Dallas Was Not
lnfavoranle

1nQAC NNGGN . NfluNl al HdllaS WAS MOI
Uniavorable.
Dallas, Texas, tune 2S.-The application
for a temporary Injunction, In which
b. #. Kline is plaintiff, and the following
are defendants, today went to trial 10
the Federal court: Henry Maru. Gus
Portmau, John Hyde, Bud Tuggle. ]. S.
Ferguson, Fred Shuts, Gilmore Crutcher,
Arthur Burns WIN Burns, Fred Lenzen.
Joe Dorsa, r. r. Leatherherry, L. w
~ Brooks.
In the original papers II Is set forth
that defendants have hindered and con-
tinue TO hinder plaintiff in his occupation
as an employe Of Tension BROTHERS. and
y was sought 70 prevent defendants from
further interfering with him The suit
grew out Of the strike OF the employees
OF Tension Brothers Sadderiy eOmpa1lY
ma has attracted much interest. especial,
~ In laboring circles. When the case was
called mis- morning the court room was
The argument OF special demnrrers was
soon underway and continued until noon
when Judge Meek overruled the points
raised by defendants In the demurrers
Late this afternoon Judge, Meek granted
the Injunction No written order was
moce, however, and the order is very inN
The striHlng employees are satisfied they
have lone nothing, they say, that can not
be doue under Judge Meek's order.
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RAILROADS.

steel was ordered for the extension
of the weatherford, Mineral Wells ana
Northwestern from Mineral Wells 10
Graham, about forty miles.
Work on the Brennan and Brazos
Valley road was practically begun.
The Texas commission refused TO
adopt the proposed adjustment at the
cement rate hearing.
J. II Morgan was made Joint agent
Of the Iron Mountain aud Texas ana
Pacific at Tcxarkana.
The application Of the Rio Grande
company for the cancellation of rates
for the transportation Of sundry com
modties from end OF wharf to Brown
vile was refused by the Texas commits
slon.
The scarcity of iaborers for the con
struction work became manifest liz
North Texas.
II was said that the Frisco would
take charge of the Fort Worth and RIO
Grande road after the meeting of the
directors Of the latter on July l.
The Illinois Central announced com
plete Reorganization Of its lines.
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STORMS IN NORTHWEST
STATES OF MINNESOTA AND WIS
coNslN VISITED.
a Tornado Developed in the Latter State,
Doing Much Damage to Farm Prop
erty in Its Path.

St Paul, MINI, June 2s.-Heavv storms
Win more or less damage are reported an
over this section this afternoon ana the
, . wiil run well up into the thousands
"ni'e number of people have been IN.
'ureu and many head of live stock Killed.
=, me worst storm was that which passed
lSusn a large district south OF New
ana did much damage to farm nronsr,y
eHhough fortunately no lives were lost On
MILL I l scale, 1t resembled the tornado
or sawept over and destroyed the great.
n Nva porAon OF New Richmond two wears sse
Cd az X 2 dozen farmers have already repa orr
inrs ri ioss 90 part or all OF their buiid
son Som 'ne loss there will be very heavy. n,
down anS me buildings were crushed
where uan"Ee was reported else.
tornado is also rennrt.a =.
tan Sa loss at South Star Prairie so csusea
~1Ss 70 the north 81 New RieSe "a
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Body Of an unknown dead man was
found on the Crosby road
Officer Higgins had an experience with
a mad dog.
preliminary meeting to arrange for
the sherlns' convention was held.
The old market house bell has an in.
teresting history.
The Light Guard is preparing for the
Austin encampment.
Board of public works will not change
It's street paving recommendations.
Auuuional water mains viii be had
for the Fair Ground addition
The Thompson rice mill is ready for
business.
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HEsTER's WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Visible Supply OF Cotton 2,e74 600 Rala
Against t,864,tto Last Vs.

New Orleans. June 2s,-secretary Hes.
lers statement Of the worlds visible snn
ply OF cotton, made up from special cobIa
ana telegraphic adyices compared with thu
nsures Of this week. with last week. Ia 81
year and the year before. II shows a de-
crease for the week just closed OF "a ae7
pales' against a decrease Of i4s.0oo last
year and a decrease Of l45,2S6 year befora
isst The total visible is 2.sT4oao. acainst
s's4s'.as last week; l.ssi,1t9 last year ana
s'oo<,os9 year before last. OF this total
the American IS 1,T79,0O0, against /. rex .oas
lnst week i264,ll9 last year ana 2sli us5
san before last, and Of ali oth.r kinds -
siuHing Egypt, Brazil, India, Ne. IN -,
year and e9i,ooo year before last last
@hs total worlds vialbls supply ef COZ.
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Samuel Gomnera BadIv Hnrt

Washington, June 2s,-Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation Of
Labor. Is lying dangerously III al his home
In this city, suffering from concussion Of
the brain and a possible fracture Of the
skull, While his condition Is critical. his
Physicians say he probably will recover.
Vie was injured last night as he allghted
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STATE.

An arrest was made at Brenham for
a crime committed In 1874.
Governor ssyers issued proclamation
declaring a live stock quarantine 10
line with findings Of the commission
Adtutnnt General scurry issued an
important 7. v, G. order.
Tom ]. Clay was rcmanded without
hnil for the killing Of VIII Griffin at
Tyler
Fort Worth men heirs to S5'Ooo''oo
estate.
Lieutenant Downs, killed In the Phil
ippines, was from Crockett, Texas
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Fair Grounds Results.

st. Louis, June 2s,--Four and a half fur,
longs-Ethyllne, Zoralde, Monte Himyar.
Time 55a..
Mile -MaXlmus (barred in betting, Miss
Patron, Menace, Cherry Head. Time t;42ls.
Five -Hunuessa, La Crimea,
Josie F. Time :O2h.
Mile and three Slxteenths over Ave
2:t6.
six tuglongs- Stan, Miss Guide, Settling.
Time l15A,
Mile and a slxteenth--oTls, Judge Stead.
man, Swordsman. Time las.
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COMMERCIAL.

Wheat declined on lower cables and
good crop prospects
Choice steers were steady, but others
weak.
The strength of stock prices, In view
of recent difficulties in Wall street.
was considered Anomalous
The Dun and Bradsueet commercial
agencies reported most favorable out
look for trade conditions.
The New York brokerage firm Of
Henry Marquand y CO. made an as
signment as the result Of the Suspen.
sion of the Seventh National bank OF
that city.
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SPORT.

On account OF misunderstanding re-
garding the division Of gate receipts the
games between the Houston and Waco
baseball teams were declared, of
The Injunction against pool selling and
betting at the Harlem race track, Chi
cago, was dissolved.
Emperor William stored a yacht TO
victory against a field Of thirty-three
az KEEL
Jack Roberts. the pugIlist, and others
were acquitted on the charge Of man
slaughter against them in London.
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The cause exists in the blood. In
what causes Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane.
It is therefore impossible to cure
the disease BY local applications,
It Is positively dangerous to neglect
II, because It always affects the stom-
ach and sderanges the general health.
and is likely TO develop into censump-
ton
Many have been radically and permanently
cured by Hoods SarsGpRrilia II cIeanses the
blood and has peculiar Alternative and tonic
effect K Long. California Junction. lows
writes {" bad eatsrrh three years. lost my
appetite and could not sleep. My head panied
me and ] felt bad all over took Hoods
sarsaparilla and. now have a good appetite,
sleep well. ard have no symptoms Of eatarrh. :"
HGOegss SaS~saRas-5EEa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom,
isr 4 Is better NOT TO put off treat
ment - buy Hoods today,
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on DEVELOPMENT.

Gudey & Galley expect to resume
drilling at Sour Lake on Monday.
Thursdays oil shipments from Beau
mont were the largest in the history Of
the field.
The Sanger well has been abandoned.
Higgins No. is expected In today.
Russian expert says there is oil all
around Beaumont.
Land for miles around Red Fork has
all been leased
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Shaw FrIends sannulne.

Dallas. Texas, June 2s,--The primary
election to determine whether w II, Clark,
Dudley G. wooten or w. A. Shaw will
receive the county's support at the con
gressional democratic convention TO be
held at Meridian July 4, will be held to.
morrow, The campaign closed tonight with
an enormous Shaw rally and plenty OF
pyroteehnicB on an sides Shaw stock Is
Far above par aud his supporters claim
victory for him tomorrow
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
CHINA.

representative of the Chinese gov
ernment urged the powers to eyacuate
Shanghai
II was discovered that through an err
ror the government had agreed to pay
35,OOO,o00 taels, or s4,500ooO more In
lndemnities than had been demanded
by the powers.
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DOMESTIC.

Hon william f. Clarke and three
children were drowned by the swamp
Ing Of boat at Newberne. y. c.
c-6rms Of more or less serious char.
acter occurred throughout Minnesota
ana Wisconsin.
A white man and negro were le-
gally executed at Birmingham, Ala. for
murder
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sport Proved Very Coco,

Chicago. June 2s--There vas no stake
feature on the card today at Washington
PARK, hut the sport proved to be better
than the program promised.
Five and a hair furlongs -Alan.a'Dale,
Helen Print Harry Wilson. Time 1;OT AS.
Mlle-Jiminez, Searcner, omdurman, Time
l;4l IS
Seven and a half fIrlopgs- Ar.
mold Nulcain, Likeness. Time 1;3o
Mile and A sixteenth Hylo, sam Laz.
arus. ESQ.,, Precursor Time As 80,
Six furlongs-lsilc Miss Bennett, Sevoy.
Time Ina,
Nile aud a sixteenth Scotch Plaid, Leo
Newell, knight Banneret. Time i:47 IS.
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FokEIoN.

The law Of associations bill was
passed by the French chamber Of dep.
utiost
Senior Armiio resigned as president OF
the Spanish cabinet
The proclamation announcing the COT
onatlon Of King Edward for next June
was read IN London.
Lord wolseley in the British house
OF commons said the American army
was the best for its size in the world.
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ton shows decrease compared with last
week of 1907 bales. an Increase com
crease compared with year before last Of
92T, 8S6.
OF. the worlds visible supply. as above,
there Is now ahont and held In Great
against 1,17TOOO last year and 22IO,OO0
year before last in Egypt $4,000, agailst
$1,000 last year and 10000 year before
last. in India G2j,000 against s13,OIJ !. s.
year and 615,OOO year before last and in
the United States III ,o00, against 6So,LoO
last year and $4,000 year before last
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Two Favoritea Won at sheepshead b

New York, June 2S.-Wax Taper and
Nones We're the only winning favorites at
sheepshesd Ray today.
Five furlongs-AIan- of-war. Essence, II.
Illuminate Time / :Ol 2-5.
Mile-Wax Taper. puritan, Dublin. Time
1 IS 40.
Five and a half furlongs, June stakes
Penlnsular, Disadvantage. Gay Boy. Time
-. Mile and a furlong Herbert, All Gold
Triggs Time / 80 f5
Six furlongs = Sweet Tooth, Bedeck
Princeton Girl Time liza 4-5
Mile aud half -Nones. Fatalist, knight
OF the Garter. Time 2;So,
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Rayburn Declared Not euiItv.

Van Buren, Ark, June 2s.--Love Ray
burn was today declared by a jury not
guilty of numbering Almond Carpenter here
last November. This was Rayburn's second
trial. On tho. FIRST trial he was convicted
and sentenced TO he hanged hut the an,
preme court reversed the declsion
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chance in Railroad Hosnita,

Palestine, Texas, June 2s.--Some changes
have taken place at the International and
Great Northern hospital, whereby Drs
Grayham and Taylor have resigned. Dr.
Fox Of ST. Louis and Or Flo Howard OF
this city will take their places
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Lee Jackson Landed Three Winners

Cincinnati, Ohio June IS, The feature
Of the sport at Newport today was the
riding Of Lee Jackson, who landed three
winners
Mile aud a sxteenth-Free Admission
ARABIA, Dandy H. Time 1;4sA.
Six fwongs-B Fox, Metoxen, Charlie
Daniels. Time l;1i3.
Five ana half furlongs-- Poison, Inso-
lence, Or. Worth Time | 0S.
Seven furongs Pine Chip. Queen Quail
~, shutdown II. Time l:2S.
Six furongs Piramo, Roltaire, Flying
Bird Time l;1S.
Mlle-Nelse Morris, Meggs, Lauras First,
Time 141k.
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Hector. MINI, reports all crops desIrsNl
six miles north of there By a desHas''
hail storm. -. =
BIRD Island and Montevldeo, MIMI W
suffered considerably. In these Two WE M,
the storm was threatening, Dut ohss ~
damage was done.
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storm in Minnesota.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 2S.-A heavy
storm swept over this city this afternoon.
Holly Bennett was Killed by live wire
and Dell Ecks severely shocked A Mrs
Morris leg was broken and her shoulder
dislocated. N'NN'
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nozEMA, No ouRn. No PAN.

Your druggist will refund your money
II PA20 OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm, letter, Old Ulcers and Sores.
Pimpies and Blackheads on the face. and
all skin diseases Soc
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MOODY t9, ltaska o.

Moody Texas June 2S. The second game
played between Moody aud itaska at thls
place resulted In victory Tor Moody by
score OF IS 10 O. Batteries. Ifnska
Douglas aud Burke Moody. White and Lea.
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PHILlPPINEs.

Brlgadler General a. w. Greedy ar
rived In Manila to assist in the trans
fer of the subsidiary telegraph lines to
the control OF the insular government
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WASHINGTON.

The cabinet devoted its tine to ex
aiming the detail work Of the depart
II ent OF agriculture.
Additional census figures have been
given out
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pIspurE ovER RecElprs.
Remaining Games Between Houston and
Waco Declared of.

Waco, Texas, June 2s Owing 10 a mis-.
understanding about the division n 6ester.
days receipts the remaining games between
Houston and Waco were declared on. The
Houston team left for home tonight.
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TRANSVAAL.

1he first shiplond Of Boer prisoners
for Darrel's and fuckers Islands ar
rived at Hamilton, bermuda.
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TWO GAMES AT HOUSTON.

Palestine VIII Play the Firemen Tomor-
row and Monday.
The crack baseball CLUB from Palestine
viii play the fireIhe1 at league park sun.
day and Monday, June 80 aud July l. The
home team Is anxious for another chance
at the international and Great Northern
club on account Of their defeat by that
club recently. Both teams will play hard
to be the vietors aud fast. snappy game
Will no doubt be played. Umpire Pro-, or
VII call play promptly at 4 p. m. each
day. Ladies' are cordially invited to at.
tend and will he admitted 10 gate and
grand stand free. The lineup will be as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-29

YOU DON'T HAVE TO TEST 1T.
You know the satisfaction IL viii give
has stood the test for twenty years
Groves Tasteless Call Tonic.
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN sssl'
Groves rasteiess Chill Tone
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Nenro HANGED il Arkansas.

Negro Fan9eu W Nne'SsS 100
Little Rock, Ark, June "a .sr~
from Marion, Ark. says; john baleI 4,
colored, was hanged nere today ~ Il,
murder of his wife last Novemoei =
Charlottesville. -
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Total stock ,....,.... oo,o27
OCEAN RATES on COTTON
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Receipts today by rail none.

ELEVATORS A AND Il
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON, June ~.
Arrived
SIS Linda (Br), Young, from Genoa.
Cleared
None.
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x X 4 C I WON.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tone
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-05-25
THEY COME IN CARS
AND GO THEIR WAY.
People Who Came Here or Went Away
Yesterday.
A MECCA FOR MANY.
Your Own Name or That of Friend
May Be Found Below In the Lengthy
List of Yesterdays Visitors Who
Came Here.

Miss Halle Allen left Yesterday af-
ternoon for Buena Vista and will spend
several days with relatives there.
Miss Alice Whoatley has been i'll with
fever for several days at her home here,
though her illness is in nowise serious.
Mrs. Lillian Faux, after a visit of
three days in Amerlcus, her former
home, will return to Jacksonville this
afternoon.
Miss Bella Hill returned home yester-
day after very delightful visit of three
months in New York, the guest of rela-
tives there.
Mr.. Edgar L. Query, who makes
Townsville headquarters, is spending
several days with his family, on Brook
Ign Heights.
Mr. A. B. Matthews was here from
GAINESVILLE on business yesterday and
registered among the arrivals at the
Allen House.
Miss Mary Pickett left for Macon
Yesterday afternoon ard Will spend a
few days there with her sister, Miss
Eloise Pickett.
Misses Annie Montfort and Mary
Lizzie Mclaughlin left yesterday for
Butler and will spend two weeks with
relatives there.
Mrs. r. M. Seymour, of Macon, is
spending few days in Americas, the
guest of Mrs. d. T. Wilson at her
home on Lee street.
MIR. Arthur Rylander came up yes
terday from Lake Butler to spend sew
eral days at his home here, returning
to Florida Monday.
Captain and Mrs. W. Il. Simpson, of
Dawson, were among other visitors in
Americas yesterday and were guests
of the Windsor Hotel.
Mrs. William J. Jones, of Montgom-
cry, Ala., arrived Yesterday upon a
visit to Mrs. J. A. Pinkston at her
home on College street.
Mrs. j. Lee Jones, of Atlanta, is the
guest of Mrs, Frank Sheffield at her
residence on Taylor street, arriving
Yesterday from Albany.
Mr.. Charles g. Harold, who is ate
tending the University of New York,
is at home upon a visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. B. Harold.
DR.. j. G. Dodson returned yester-
day from Atlanta, where he attended
the recent annual meeting of the Geor-
gia State Board of Pharmacy,
DR.. and Mrs. 4. E. Cato and young
son returned yesterday from New
York, where DR.. Cato has been pur-
suing postgraduate course for six
weeks.