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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
THE RACES.
Clinton Park Results.

3ttle Rock Ark, March 2s.--A Turf con
Is sweepstakes for $1,000 was run OF
&t,linton Park race course today on the
nth day of the meeting. and Captain Il.
Mice, veteran tcrfman, won the event
D. his brown filly 2.year-old by Lamp.
liter Mamie Fonso. over 1000 people
re out. 1t was apparently the most
pular win made here In the history Of
historical old track. The track was
n, the weather perfect and the bctt u
Ivy; -Four odds-on choices and two see,
picks won the events.
bckey VIII Bloss rode In very best
Pr. winning on his jockeyship alone on
HE Tommie Tucker in the first race aud
lng Chappaqua into second place In the
th, forcing The Unknown to hard drive
Twin.
3evcn furlongs, selling Little Tommio
Eker. Elsie Dell, Georgia Gardner. Time
Four furlongs, 2-year-olds, purse--Tam.
prime II. Swift Light. Ben Hullum. Time
yx furlongs. sellIng-Loone, Prudent,
ngamon. Time 1:lSh.
Four furlongs, purse $1,000. Turf Con.
ess stake-Miss Dora, Jordan, Anna
Mise. Time :50A.
pile, special-The Unknown. Chappaaua,
pceful. Time AS.
slx furlongs. sellng--Horse Shoe Tobac.
Dutch Comedian. Belle of the Glen.
me 1:17L.
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WILL REFUSE TO PAY

Expenses Incurred IN Removing Prison
ers from Possible Mob Danger.
corsicana. Texas, March as.-rhe com
inissioners court yesterday passed a resolu-
lion IN which 1t was clearly stated that
Navarro county would hereafter refuse to
pay board and transportation bills for
prisoners who might be spirited away nv
the sneiln or any otner county ofhcer
Commissioner All MIlllgan stated before
the court that the habit of spirlting s,is-
poets away before any violence was Of
fered was not only wrong in principle. hut
was reflection upon the coed people OF
Navarro county.
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TRIAL OF A. I. PATRICK.
The Hearing on a Charge Of Murder
Was Resumed.
MEYER, pATRIcKs FORMER eLERl
Testified to the Drawno Tn OF VIII
by Rice Which Was In Favor
OF Patrick.

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pose OF showing that In 400 Rice was
patrlck,s onlv client anil thnt no acted
Mas PARTY. Morris Meyer a notary pub
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the viii was drawn IN prior TO June 30
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Burke Angelina County, Texas, March
20 Farmers are well MP with their work.
Comanchc, Comanche County Texas,
March 27-A good deal OF the corn planted
IN sandy land is coming MP.
Cardele. jackson County. Texas, March
2G.--Small grain looks promlsnpi corn has
all been planted and most OF II Is up. Most
farmers are now busy planting cotton.
Cordele. Jackson County, Texas, March
26.-About 100 acres are 10 be planted 60
rice this year. well recently sunk dis
closed bne flow Of water at n depth of
107 feet.
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ANOTHER WELL BROUGHT IN.
1t Will Equal the Output of the Famous Lucas
GeySer.

Beaumont gushing
third the
OF
from which a This
icay completed
but oil waste
is
y jumped as also OF stock.
be pened tomor
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JUDGE DuNcAN's CASE.
Statement OF the Causes Leading 10 I'm
position of Fine.

Statement OF the Causes LEADING 10 I'm
position OF Fine.
Tyler, Texas March pa few days ago
Judge Russell appointed Judge John NJ
Duncan on committee TO examine an an.
pllcant for admission to the bar. Tho ex-
animation was to bc held al night and
Judge Duncan Informed the court verbally
that II would be impossible for him to be
away from home Mt night to which tho
court made no reply. Judge Duncan and
the other committeeman not appearing 10
conduct the examination, line was GU
tered against them aud an attachment is.
sued returnablc next morning Ia obedience
TO the writ, Judge Duncan was brought
into court In custody OF two officers next
lhorning, when the Judge directed the ex-
nhihhtlon to proceed. whcrcup0n Judge
Duncan refused to act upon the COMMITTEES
ana stated thDt he had always treated the
court gentlemnnly, and that he expected
W. court to treat him AS q gentleman, oven
u II old not treat him with the consldern-
uon due member OF the bar. In reply
the court stated that II Judge Duncan In
sisted on reDrmandipg the court that the
court would have 10 Hne him, to which
Judge Duncan replied that II he was fined
ne would pay the fine II he had the mon
ey, ana " he didn't he would go to Jail
IA hnc OF $50 against Judge Duncan for
contempt OF court. motion was then
flied BY Judge Duncan to set aside the or
der imposing the fine stating that his ac-
ton and the language used could not he
properly considered as contempt OF court
Tho motion was refused and the sheriff
Judge Duncan's refusal TO pay the fine he
was taken in cstody by the sheriff lie
ar once applied 10 Judge Davidson for a
writ OF habeas corpus The writ was grant.
ed ana the bond liked az $500, and the
writ made rcturnable before the court OF
criminal appeals az Austin on April q.
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Suit for Damages.

beaumont, Texas. March 2s John II.
Price, through his attorneys, ]. c. Reynolds
and c. A, Tcagie, today hlcd suit in the
district court against HIRAM Glass. re-
oelver for the Port Arthur Channel and
Dock company. TO recover damages for per
sona Injuries sustained while IN the en-
ploy OF defendant because of negligence
OF defcndaut's agents. The dcfcndant's pc
titon alleges that he fell distance Of
some eighteen or twenty feet while In the
elevator of the defendant aud sustained
disable him. He asks FOR $4,000.
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DISCUSS OUTLAW RULE.
|eeting Of Horse Owners win Be
Held at Memphis.
tHE RULE IS TO BE ENFORCED,
Said that a Majority Of Horsemen
at Memphis viii Not Attend
the Meeting.

fmphis. Tenn, March 2s.-H. J. Scog-
A president of the Horseman's Protec-
association. arrived in Memphis to-
a, aud 1t Is announced that a meeting
horse owners will be held tomorrow
ID to discuss the outlaw rule Of the
btern Turf congress. 1t is believed
J petition will be presented to the
hphls Jockey club requesting that asso-
Don to make public its probable action
base horses now racing at Little Rock
hid ofrer to start here. 1t is said that
Majority OF the horsemen now quartered
Re will decline to take part in the
eting IL the outlaw rule is enforced.
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Waco o vo.e on Bend issue.

Waco, Texas. March 2s.--rherc is 20 he
an election next Tuesday. April .. TO de-
eide u the city viii issue 100000 bonds
for the purpose " erecting or purchasing
water and electric light plauts for Waco
There has been very little Interest mani
Tested In the election until now. hut there
il from now on The ma vs."I ilnn Nv
higgins has accepted AM Invitation TO
speak twice on the Issue aud other prou,l-
nent speakers In the city win discuss 1t
tlnN
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cuERo cuLLINes.

Stockholders of the Cotton Mill Arc to
Meet Today.
Cuero, Texas. March 2s.-Mr, j. A.
Graves. president OF the Cureo Cotton mill.
has called meeting of the stockholders
for March 20 at p. m. for the purpose Of
electing directors and attending to any
Their business.
Or. j. NJ. Lackey, county physician, yes
terday discharged the last Of the smallpox
patients and broke up the camp The small
poN Is very expensive luxury to the coun-
Ties as well as to the patients.
Another ear Of hogs was shipped from
here yesterday Ia the Houston Packing
company by their affable buyer. Mr. Ben,
nett The car was made up by different
farmers one. of whom brought In three
hogs IS months old that brought him $40.
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AALLETsvILLE HAPPENINGS.
Interest in the City Election Is Warm
ina Up.


na Up.
Halletsvllle. Texas, March 2S.-The public
schools viii close April 90 The school
board hopes to have the new school build
ing employed in time for the next term.
Tho school board at It's last meeting or
dered an election to he held on the first
Saturday in May for the purpose OF elect
ing four school trustees TO fill vacancies
caused by those whose terms have cSl
PRED
The city election to be held Tuesday Is
getting warm. SO far there is only one
contested Office, namely, that Of city at
torney. The two candidates and their
friends are working hard. A full vote Will
no doubt he polled.
The Schuctzenvereln will give their an
nual Easter egg hunt for children on Man
day. April s.. There will be music In the
afternoon and at night the annual King Ball
Will take place.
Hon, FrIench Simpson, who Is Interested
In and Is president Of an oil company re
Gently organized left yesterday for Beau
mont oil fields.
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COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT.
Meeting at Fort Worth to Talk Over
Plans


# Fort Worth, Texas, March 2s.-The com
4hittee appointed by Governor Sayers 10
8rrange for the reception and entertain
Inent Of the New Workers. comprising thirty
enemhers Of the Merchants association and
fehamber OF commerce, met here today
3They decided on an itinerary which will
flhelndc most of the leading cities in the
IState. The party will leave New York In
special train April 20, and Will enter
Texas ar Beaumont via New Orleans. The
South Texas towns will be visited first,
then central and Northern Texas. Only a
part ofA4NeEt Textis Will be seen, as the
party n III ully behhere two weeks.
Ikese distinguished visitors will lnvesti-
gate the varied resources Of Texas. and
chairman Chamberlain Of san Antonio, who
mas Just returned from New York, states
lh2t as a result of the visit many million
dollars OF Eastern capital viii probably
md Investment In Texas.
The party will also Investigate the laws
OF the state. about which there has been
20 much 2fyerse criticism In the Eastern
money RS. II Is 10 dispel these CHROME
our 1ns that Governor Sayers pre-
the legislature 10 Invite the
20 see FOR themselves.
committee present were j.
ia Falls; w. Q. Hargroves,
-. M
sr .N1oux.x4
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MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

CLARK w EST. Mineral Wells. Texas,
March 27.-Alr, A. W. Clark OF Azusn, CAL
and Miss While West oil this city were
united In marriage here yesterday Roy
John H. Andrews performing the marriage
ceremony,
WiNTNE-GIBS Livingston, rexaA.
March 20 Miss Jessie Gibson Of this city
and Mr. H. n. Wntze Of Morgan we've
brides father at 10 o'clock this morning
Rev. II, l.. Hare ofncated. They lea on
the II 30 train for Groveton, where they
Will make their future home.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Chartered.

Austin. Texas. March 2S.-Chnrters filed:
The Jackson Hardware aud Implement COM
pany Of Van Alstync; capital stock $1,000.
Texas Stats zeltung Publishing compa-
ny OF San Antonio, capital stock 5000
j. r. Cunningham Merchandise company
of McGregor; capital stock $1,000.
The Bayou City oil company Of Houston
capital stock S5O,0OO. Incorporators; #. w.
House, j. J. Sweeney. J. NJ. Cotton. L. w.
Ford aud John Shcarn.
rexas Fuel company OF Corslcana; capital
Stock SJO.OOO
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OF the peace OF precinct No. TO MI the
unexpired term Of III. C.. Loggins deceased.
r. a. Pearson presented his resiEna-
stable OF precinct No. and w. u. Cooper
was appointed to nli out the unexpircd
term.
Judge Wells Thompson has signed the
minutes OF the district court and left for
home.
sheriff Lipscomb left last night for Ter
rell. Texas, In charge OF Mrs. Capchnrt.
who was ndindged insane reccnfly.
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Hsmpstead Court News.

Hampstead. TeEas Ms-ch 2s.-The com
mlssloners court met In special session and
after being In session couple OF days
adjourned 10 meet On regular term in May.
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Bennlnns Park Result,

v Washington. March rs. The spring meet
tng of the Washington Jockey club, which
opened the racing season of 1901 In the
Fast, began at Bennings park today with
large attendance. In the handicap race.
fhe favorite, Knight of Rhodes, won by a
length and half over Alslke. an outsider
Intrusive also was strongly backed to
WIN, but he failed 10 get a place.
Six furongs Sadie s., The Rhymer,
Magic Light. Time 1913
/. The Arlington 2-year-olds, four furlongs-
$weet Clover, Dolce, Far Niente, Roscas.
Time :50a4.
i Maiden steeplechase about two miles
Dueenship, Prince Midas. Time Ans %.
1.-THE other fell)
Jennings spring handicap, six furlongs
knight of Rhodes, Alske, Charentus.
Time LIT.
Maiden, 2-year-olds. four furlongs-will-
Pam H., Fdlliform. Red Damsel. Time
Fol.
kshile and forty yards-Belcrade Knight
Az the Garter. Charawlnd. Time AS %.
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For all pulmonary troubles BALLARD \
HOREHOUND SYRUP taken In the ear.
ci6c II IN equally effect 70 In Group aud
whooping cough, and II used In season pre-
vents the further development ~ consump-
A. y. Klcsllng, druggist, 500 Main street.
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Pittsburg: u. j. Frye. Marshall; Edwin
Chamberlain, San Antonio; :. Il. skinner,
Waxnhachie: W. A. Williams. Grccnvillc;
II. -. Paddock. Fort Worth; Louis j.
Wortham. Austin, and ii. u. Rice, Hous-
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MoKInIey InyIted d vlsit Waco.

Waco, Texas, March 2s.-Mayor ]. w
higgins and Postmaster W A. Stoner,
who Is an army comFade and close per
sonal friend OF President Mckinley. have
Joined an telegram TO the president 70
visit Waco In his trip through the South
II Is thought that the president Will do
so on account OF his relationship TO the
wired by him and Mayor Higgins.
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TonAY,s ENTRIES.

Five and half furlongs-Dlva 104 Ruth
Fafk So. Robert Wadded 1903, Sweep
IRsIngtop PIRATE ~ Rl g r TH,e 90 99
t7bert Metcalf ia. Aiard 10..
Mali mile-Serpent 40, Hartford no.
{Hlm Water 10T, Teavarre 10T, Ashbrook
|N Ganesa 107, Atheola 1O7.
Seven characterization 105, Elolm
20 Cherished 90, Animoslty 50.
Hl'lve and n half furlongs-Islnnd Pripce
r3, Give and Take i05. Thermos Ill,
Eannie ]. 10 Cherry Valid 81 Monmouth
Boy Ill, Lillian Hoffman l01. lsia l06,
K-Ray 106
Seven furiongs-Timothy Foley 101, I'm
Rrialist il5. Ginki 10l, Tamarin llS,
MERRY Wild p6. Farsight 9S. Street Boy
~ Princess Aurora III. Punctual 9S The
Framp 0s. Virginia Wilcox 90, Bean lol,
3ray Bill Higgins 9S.
Milo and dfty yards. selling-Charles Estes
|0T, Matt Simpson 101, Cherished 90 Mnzo
DT, Birdie May 105 Kirkwood 10, Elsie
3kys 90.
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TOpAY's ENTRIES.

|SSelllng. lone pille-W ardmon, 112. I'm.
4odel 112, Sf'aornwid 100, Round Head lO1
4nmie Hildreth 10T, Robert ]. 1l2. Com
Alter 112, King STEELE 1OT, Illilouon 100
Die CATER 100. Billy Lyons 100. Dance
@ong 100.
ESelllng 2-year-olds. one.half mlle-Ogie
Qs, San Luitier 9s. Irma A. 10l, Zirl ITO
Nora Pomona 115, Minerva lOO. Tyranus
70, Estado 101. Lapidus los 0ratnss YS
fnssalo 9S, j. V. Kirby los.
z Purse. three-fourths of "A mile-Head.
Zater ZIG, The Benedict l12, Dangerous
4aid ITO, IIermoso 11S, Sly l13, Gibraltar
rs.
Match three-fourths of mile-Yellow
fail 40, Kenllworth 112
purse, eleven slxteenths of n mile-Slnf
q, Rolling Boer 100. The Prince 1l5, Franz
Veil 12l, I'll Fonso 9S, Bahhler lis. Articu.
1tc 102.
Selling, seven furlongs- Fondo 1O2, I'm
Eomptu 107. DeverauN 113. Aston 12O
songar 1o1, Salvado 116 Compass 100
Clear and fast
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Tanforan Results.

Fan Francisco. March 2s.-At Tanforan:
Five furlongs, selling Bren-
Ida, Gold Finder. Time. 1:O1h.
Seven furlongs-Toah, Rollick. Tony Lep-
big. Time, 1:2S.
Five furlongs, selllng-St Anthony, Saul
Tarsus, Buck Taylor. Time, 1tl2
Six furlongs, high weight handicap
|ngerdon, Dandy Jim, st. Wood. Time,
pI.
Mile. selllng-Cromwell and Opponent ran
Sdead heat; purse divided; Bogus BIZ,
l4rd Time, 1.d3.
Fix and n half furlongs, selling Tame
lshman, SANITY, Our Lizzie. Time, 1:21l4.
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Lsr Is ebsoIuteA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-12
chlsi poias Pleased.

Clarence Evans while IN Wash.
ington attending the Inauguration
OF President Mckinley called on
Chief Dolan, who was recently APP
pointed Captain OF the Police Of the
National Museum and found that
he was greatly pleased with his
position, He has a large number Of
officers subject TO his command. and
he says never been treated more
respectfully in position be has held.
by his subordinates. The building
is large one, as can be inferred
from the fact that it takes an officer
an hour to make his circuit and
strike the different time clocks. The
REIMBURSEMENT of the office OF Chief
in our city. which appeared 10 be
the breaking up Of many old as
sociations' appears to have led to
an agreeable change as well as to
an incre ased pecuniary considera.
ton. We congratulate the EX.chief
and hope he will long merit the
smiles OF Dame Fortune.
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A GOOD Cd Age:

John Weir, who resides on the Phil.
adelphia pike, near Shellpot park,
Brandywine Hundred, has completed
his seth year, and is not only in fair
health but is feeling stronger than he
has done for several years. lie at
tributes this improvement to the eat
ing of Dulse at his meals. If this ar,
ticle proves 50 invigorating in his cR Z
other aged persons may be equally
benefited by adding 1t to their bill OF
fare. Any quantity of it can be OBJ.
tanned at the store, southeast corner
of King and Fifth Streets. The taste
for it must be cultivated before there
is any hankering for it by any one.
although it is greatly preferable to
some of the prescriptions ordered by
our best physicians.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-12
Revival Meetings at Epworth.

Adjutant Kemp, with his revival
brigade began a series of special
meetings AZ the Epworth M. Il.
Church last evening, There were
about 400 people present and great
interest manifested The Jones Sis
tcrs. representatives Of the Salvation
Army, Canadian Indian Work, are
fine singers and musicians and arc
greatly appreciated. After Il talk on
the work Of the salvation Army and
ITS methods, the leader urged the
people to definite conservation for the
special services. Many responded
and knelt at the altar. An invita-
ton was then given and several
children responded and were convert
ed also two men. The meetings will
DE continued every night this week.
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A Good Cow.

sefPsnrose R. Talley purchased q
brindle COW at the last sale Of the
Messrs Passmore, near Parry's
tavern for $47, which has since been
giving twenty-five quarts OF milk
day, aud as consequence he 10
well pleased with his bargain.
Other farmers who wish TO make a
similar purchase should attend the
sale next Friday as they will sell
carload Of the same class Of cows
from York County, Pa. All who
wish something promising should
go and see them. Cows which give
over twenty quarts Of milk day
are worth looking after and will be
cheap at $50. As provepder be-
comes cheaper aud particularly as
the prospect for pasture improves,
it is likely the good cows will adj
vance in price instead Of becoming
cheaper as some parties have pre-.
dlctcd.