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The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Darien Gazette: Some think that MFR.
Bryan's declination has a string to II.
String or no string, Bryan will not lead
she Democratic party TO defeat in "a.
Two defeats is quite a plenty.
cambridge Democrat: If the Legisla-
ture and the Governor had succeeded in
building Atlanta a depot last winter. and
so used the funds in the Treasury, belong
ing to the bondholders and held in trust
for them. where would the Governor be
looking for money for the pension and
school funds now?
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
FLORIDA.

Sanford Chronicle: G. r. Calhoun
brought to the Chronicle Office Monday
the Jumbo celery stalk of the season. 1t
measured Sc inches in hight, 17A inches In
circumference and weighed near eight
pounds 1t was sound all through and
just beginning to bleach. This size stalk
makes about ten to the crate-too large
to ship probably.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Gently presented at the Theater, will be
MIR. Jack Taggarts guests at the closing
soiree of the Reddick- Adams dancing
academy, Wednesday night. at the Catho-
tic Library Hall. The academy will have
light refreshments for all in attendance
on this occasion. which promises to be a
pleasant closing to their season of dances.
Rosenfeld's orchestra Will furnish the mu-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
wARNELL's SENTENCE COMMITTED
Governor Permits Prisoner to Go to
His Mothers Funeral.

Ills
Atlanta, May 4.-Cov. Gambler to-day
committed the sentence of Genus .. War
NEIL of Bryan county, to a fne of 500 and
costs. Warnell was convicted of the of
Tense of rescuing a prisoner from a con-
stable, and was fined $500 or sentenced to
spend II months on the chaingang. Early
action in his case was secured through W.
w. Sheppard of Savannah, who spent two
days here this week. About an hour after
the Governor had committed the sentence
Gov. Cand.er received a telegram announc-
ing the death of WernelPs mother, and
asking that he be allowed to leave the
convict camp in Mitchell county at once
to return to his home. In the absence of
the members of the prison commission,
Gov. Gambler wired to the county commits
sioners of Mitchell county instructing
them to release Warnel that he might
go home to attend the funeral
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
PLAGUE REPORTS RECEIVED.
PInEue and Smallpox both on the
Increase at Manila.

Washington. May 1.-The surgeon gen.
eral OF the Marine Hospital Service has
been advised of a death from bubonic
plague at Honolulu on March 2s. An in
crease of both plague and smallpox Is
nese.
Consul McWade at Canton reports that
IN the village OF Chan Tsin, twelve miles
west OF that city. there are from 90 to
80 deaths daily from plague. The pop
ulation Of the place Is only about 1900.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
THE FLORIDA SEA CRAwFIsH.

Times-Union and Citizen: The Federal
government has adopted the lobster, and
will attempt to replenish the beds, re-
CARELESS of expense. Be it known to all
that the sea-cra Wish of the Florida coast
is equal to the lobster at his best, and is
still in the greatest abundance. He can
make a millionaire or two if judiciously
used and carefully entreated Use him.
but punish the abuse of him severely.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
LESTER GROWING YOUTHFUL.

Tattnall Times: Hon. r. f. Lester is
looking 20 years younger than he did two
years ago. We know this statement"is
tiscouraging to those politicians who are
anting to step in his shoes. yet it is
true Just the same.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
COTTON SEED OH

New York. May 4.-Cotton seed al So.
and about steady without change prisl
crude barrels nominal. Prime sn,. ,IIil7
yellow, sic; off summer yellow. S3c. ,,rI.'
white SSl4c; prime winter yellow c-'a
prime meal S4. o9oi
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

1ss1-David W. Meadow, Danielsville,
1sS2-Piromis Fl. Bell. Flake, Ga; j. H.
Pitman secretary, Atlanta, Ga.
1sS2-Law, Hugh V. Washington. Ma
con, Ga.
1ss3-L. NJ. Farmer, Newman, Ga; Da-
Wis Freeman, secretary. Savannah. Ga.
1ss3-Law, T. B. Fielder. Atlanta, Ga.
1ssi-Harvey johnson. Atlanta, Ca; r.
L. Moye. secretary, Cuthbert, Ga.
1ss4-Law, ]. T. Allen, Milledgeville,
Ga.
1Ss5-M. r. Wright, Rome, Ca.
1885, Law-John D. Nell, Athens, Ga.
1sss-John NJ. Slaton, Atlanta, Ga.
1sss-Law, Robert l.. Moye, Cuthbert,
Ga.
1ss7-Robert L. johnson, Columbus. Ga.
1ss7-Law, Frank f. Twitty. Bruins
wick, Ga.
1sss-Emmett j. Bondurant, Athens, Ga.
1sSS-Law, Arnold Broyles, Atlanta. Ga.
F. u. Curry, secretary, Jackson, Ga.
1851. w. Barnett. Athens, Ga.
1889, Law. w. Bennett Waycross,
Ga
1seo-R. H. Sheffield, Blakely, Ga.
1sSo-Law. T. F. Green, Athens, Ga
1871. Dis Smith, Yatesville Ga.
1s91-Law, J. r. L. Smith, Macon, Ga.
1S92-E. W. Frey, Marietta, Ga.
1871. C. Moreno Worcester. Mass.
1S93-Law, L. L. Brown, Fort Valley, Ga.
1s94-W. A. Fuller Atlanta, Ga.
1S94-Law, s. c. Epson, Athens, Ga.
1s95-E. NJ. Cannon, Rome, Ga.
1S95-Law. Thomas S. Hawcs, Balm
bridge, Ga.
1SsS-Wfliam W. Chandler. Waynesboro.
Ga.
1ss6-Law, Joseph D. Boyd, Griffin, Ga.
1s97--F. X. Bolend, Baltimore, Md.
Cliff NJ. Walker. Monroe Ga.
1s97-Law, II. L. Fleming, Atlanta, Ga
1s9S-H. II. White, Cave Springs, Ga
r. j. II. DeL1oach, Sec, Statesboro,
Ga.
1ses-Law, Harry Dodd, Atlanta, Ga.
1sse-Harry Hull, Atlanta, Ga.
1S93-Law, A. S. Richardson, Hartwell,
Ga.
1900 W. Davis, Atlanta, Ga.
19O0-Law, J. B. Ridley, LAGRANGE, Ga
Places for class Meetings.
The following places have been arranged
for class headquarters. The object in APP
pointing these places of rendezvous is
. to enable members of the same class TO
meet each other more readily. A book, IN
which members may register upon arri-
val will be provided in each of the places
named:
Glasses from 1886 to lool-FroI bdIIo" .
room. Library building.
Glasses from 1851 to 1S6S-Prof. Smelling
room. Library building.
Glasses from 1866 10 1S75-Chancellor 5
lecture room. Science Hall.
Glasses from 1875 to 1sS0-Dr. White
room, Science Hall.
Glasses from 1880 to 1Ss5-Law School
building, first floor.
Glasses from 1885 to 1sSO-Law School
building, second floor.
Glasses from 1890 to 1S95-Demonsthenian
Hall.
Glasses from 1895 to 1soo-Phi Kappa
Hall.
Mr. Asbury II. Hodgson, Athens, IS
chairman of a local committee on Accom-
moda tions Correspondence in reference
to board and lodging will receive his
prompt attention.
The railroads have made a rate for the
centennial of one fare for the round trip
and return from all points within the
state of Georgia; and without the state
and within the Southeastern Passenger
Association territory a rate of 11s fares
on the certificate plan. Selling dates
June 1918 inclusive, with final limit of
June 90 inclusive.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Cardinal Gibbons 10 visit the Pope.

Baltimore. May 4.-Cardinal Gibbons
will Saturday. May II, seid for Europe.
A number OF ecclesiastics will sail with
the Cardinal. including Bishop Heslin OF
hatcher, Miss.
While away, Cardinal Gibbons will make
his lad limina" visit TO Rome and pay
bis homage to the sovereign pontin.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he KISS >
by surprise? -s,y bad
Ethei-Dear me. yesi why ] hsI1'
time to quicker up my lips!-JuoSs'
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Latest Marine Patents.

673,013. Wave-governor for marine en-
gines. William A. NJ. Borresen, Philadel-
phia, Pa. assignor to himself, Sven Pull
son and Lawrence Johnson same place.
673,OS7. Guard for trolling hooks. Fran
els j. Rabbeth Boston, Mass.
673, 203. Boat propelling gear. John A.
Freund, Brooklyn, ". Y.
673, 264 Thrust-bearing. John Holt, AS
ton, near Birmingham, England.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Skillful Treatment for Weak Men.
Men.
n. Hathaway Is Acknowledged to Be TIL

Millions of being upon the rock of FOLLY
and excess Nervous debility.
makes rapid and il neglected
it's relentless Every who the symp
seek the best treatment obtanabe; only present
health involved, but his future happiness we'll.
THE SYMPTOMS ARE PLAIN.
No man can mistake the symptoms; before the
emissions memory pmples back
bashfuness unfailng a
y vgor. and unless treated promptly lead a
condition of misery and utter heplessness
WHAT SHALL 1
Your condition is leopard
ze health by experiments Men upon
samples trial treatment etc. (Which largely
them Nine times
results from their have than
other physician the United
close study and attention and by original exclusive method
manhood youth Before experimenting should
investigate treatment
Ing and convince yourself Of the wisdom
under the OF the skllful specialist
diseases.
STRUCTURE CURED PkINLEssLY.
My treatment for Structure positive
painless These diseases should have
their neglect depresses the mind
I thousands without
operation detention from business No
treatment have had need think that
ncurable. have cured
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
II relying patent medicines you OF
blood poison allowing
saturated with this destructive disease posi-
eradicate the
break in future generations Ny
ed In thousands Of
FREE CONSULTATION
a cordial invitation every to consult me
without will pleasure making careful dagno-
sis every giving opinion advice For
the benefit OF those who cannot in per-
the home Of the patient. for symp-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Passengers by Steamships.

Passengers by steamship Kansas City
from New York yesterday-J. N. God
dard. f. +. Klein, NJ Drummer. G. II.
Clark and wife, c. L. Weaver. Miss Mel
lie Howe. Miss Cora Hill, Mrs. r. c.
Hill, ]. d. Lovel, Miss II. Messick, l..
Ingraham. Miss L. Jones, Miss A. Jones,
Miss L. Cunningham, Mrs. G. c. Nc
Laughlin. Miss d. Snowden, MIR. Wothh,
wife and maid. Mrs. N. X. Friedman, o.
b. Kaufman, Miss II. Waters, E. A.
Chapman. Lee Phere, Joe Lee. NJ. Berzer
and wife.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Cedartown mines and ships more iron
ore than any other point in the whole
South outside of Birmingham.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Passengers arrived last night on steam
ship d. II. Miller from Baltimore-H. C.
Attic. r. NJ. Little, 3. S. White, G. r.
Williams, j. p. McCreary. Mrs. c. Moore,
Mrs. l.. Robinson, r. NJ. jackson. ]. A.
Allen. W. Nc. Reilly, B. B. Bier, Mrs. N.
A. Hudgins. d. Hirschovitz, w. D. Tant.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Local and General News of ships
and Shipping.
The little British schooner Julia Eliza
beth, Capt. Sweeting, arrived yesterday
with 10000 oranges and 600 shells. Her in
ward cargo is much smaller than she
generally brings. She will load miscel-
laneous freight for return cargo to Mas
sau.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

The Norwegian bark Norrskenet has
finished loading and is about ready to go
to sea. The first mate has assumed COM
mand of the vessel since the drowning
of Capt. Nordquist.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Passengers per steamship Allegheny
sailing to Philadelphia-Jno. Carter. Sam
Neal. Hattie Neal, T. A. Shervin. Miss
Yocum, Mrs. Yocum, Miss Ethel Brough.
ton, A. w. Walkden, j. w. Lockman.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

The steamboat Clifton will probably be
turned out during the coming week. The
finishing touches are being put upon the
repairs to her machinery and boilers. She
is also being painted and otherwise i'm
proved throughout
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Passengers per steamship Texas, sailing
to Baltimore: j. Winchester, ]. F..
Mackey, Mrs Mackey and child, Miss l..
Harris. f. Harris, T. Harris, Jr., r. c.
Niles, Geo. Mckenzie.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

The Flagler passenger steamer Miami,
which goes to the Lakes this summer, Is
now at the Newport News shipyard I'M
dergoing an overhauling. She will prob
ably be the first vessel to go in the mann
moth new dry dock, which is known at
the yard as No. 2.
The Miami was in dock No. until sew
eral days ago, when the North German
Lloyd steamship Main was put in. Work
on the Main is being rushed and it was
found necessary to dock her at once.
The new dock is entirely completed and
is ready for business, but the cofferdam
which was built when excavation for the
mammoth basin first started must be re-
moved before the dock can be operated.
Work of removing the cofferdam has
been under way for some days. The piles
are being removed one by one and as
soon as a sufficient number of these are
taken Up 'dredge will be put to work
to make sufficient channel to admit the
steamer Miami. With this vessel in the
dock, the work of removing the balance
of the dam will go on and in a few
weeks there will be sufficient depth Of
water at the entrance to the dock to ad-
NIT any vessel ever constructed.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

savannah Almanac, 18th Meridian
Time
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
MIKES THE SKIN SOFT rs VELVET.

Mothers wifi find IN Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap the
ideal requisite for babys BATH For baby rash teetins
spots, chatting, hives, milk eruptions and aft the dscom
tortng irrations of babyhood this soap Blessing
Gains and produces sleep The delicate delicious odor
OF the soap keeps baby sweet
Is A FoRM
COMPLEXION, NATTER HOW
THEE
Large 5 at a drusg
Dyspepsia
if
with
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

Sun rises at $3.50 a. m. and sets at 7:Os
D. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05

High water at Savannah to-day at s:32
a. m. and 1854 p. m. High water at Ty-
bee one hour earlier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
MARRIAGES IN TEXAS.

ODoWD,CoRNER-Cle burnc Texas. oc.
to6cr 9,-Malried. Nj. Francis Thomas
O'Dowd 10 Miss Evelyn Gertrude Corner
at Clehurne, October o.
RNlNE.-TerrcH. Texas October
o. Mr., p. NJ Doss Of Oklahoma ana Miss
Belle Irvine OF this city were married at
Kaufman this afternoon.
WILL AMS,ylERs. San Angelo, Texas
October S.-Aliss Lizzie Williams and Mr.
John Nicrs were married In this county on
October D Elder l.. b. Hooten performing
the ceremony.
SPAULD1NG HARBELL. GreenyIlle.
Texas. October IO.-kavanaugh church was
appropriately decorated with flowers and
plants for the occasion Of the wedding yes.
terday afternoon at ; o'clock Of Dr. +. Il.
Spaulding and Miss MARCIA HarreU
DUNCAN ARMSTRONG ~ Greenyille.
Texas, October 10. Mr.. w. 3. Duncan and
Miss Lula Armstrong, both OF Ayinger.
were married yesterday morning NJ thu
residence OF Mrs. VI. /. Dyer on West
hclatiDg.
sANDERSzULCH Bryan, Texas, Octo.
her iO.-Mr. W. .. Sanders aud Miss Dayie
Zulch both Of this City. we're married nj
Dr. W. G, Finley officiating. IL was Il
quiet home wedding only relatives and
few special friends being present. The
bride Is the daughter Of the late ar. ana
Mrs J. ZuiCh.
BUsH.LLOYD 49, JAMES WILLIAMS. 49,
Bryan, TGesO, October lO.--Thcrc was a
double wedding at the court house yester-
day, Justice W, Gnlic Mitchell officiating.
The contracting parties were Mr.. J. l..
Bush and Miss Benlah Lloyd, and ". a.
James aud Miss Carrie Williams. Al the
parties live at Macy, In the north end OF
The county, and belong to most excellent
families.
SAYAGE.NEDMs. Caldwell Texas. Oc.
tober 9.-Marrled, at Caldwell, Texas. on
the brides brother. c. G. Nelms Mr. Willie
Savage OF Coke county 10 Miss Annie
helms, Rev Hanks officiating. Mr. Saw
age Is the county surveyor 81 Coke county
and Is gentleman Of high standing and
character: Miss Annie was raised Ia Bur.
Lesson county and Is a member Of one Of the
hest families IN tho county. The company
assembled were entertained with sumptu-
Gus repast. number OF nice presents were
given the new couple. They left on the
noon train for their future home al Robert
.pe Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
WEATHER AND THE CROPS
A HEAVY RAIN is NEEDED IN CAB
6AGE COUNTRY.
Good Rains Reported from Number OF
Points in South Texas. with No
Damage Resulting TO Cotton.


tV1rnc robertson County. Texas, Octo.
whicb ,,i IA FOOD ram teil here this morning
Ans,,. W s'o"' "Vn'p' To Eurueners'
auSuh' ItnNls county. Texas, October IL.
prospects are bright for two or three
"aNS u"WNpour.
Reevile Bee County. Texas. October 10
IA me rain fell In the southern part of
lniS county last evening and considerable
ram Ie!i mere last night. The rain Is need
Gu Tor ne truck growers, who are planting
oul Vuppage
Noakum he Witt County Texns October
IA line rain fell here Yesterday evening
ana last night continuing uEtl about 5
@ 'lo'k TINS morning From all reports Ii
seems Seems TO nave been general and will be OF
great dement, TO this section.
Bryan BRACES County Trvas ortobcr II
A light rain fell here mis- inorninT n
was enough for sowing turnips' but NOT
sufficient to give any relief in the way of
sloch water II Is still cloudy and the
prospects are good for more
Corpus Christi Nueccs Comfy Texns
October A nice shower Of rain frli
In this city and section last nirht and this
morning A heavy downnou, hou..vc,. IL
necessary for thp dpstrucfion 81 the vsorr1s
destroying cabbage aud also to enable the
farmers TO transplant their cabbage
Iockhart Caldwell Comfy Tevas Octo-
her ia light rain is fnliing this morn.
ing which win bo Of co5,si,icrotia ha,,oSt
to the turnlp and sweet potato crons 8nd
10 the gardens No former in mis- spctinn
Is thinking of ton crop Of cotton. II Is
done and viii make no more this season.
l.l Campo. Wharton County Tcvas 90
tober 10. Land prospectors are coming I'm
fast Several large deals were n,ndn thIs
week one Of $50 900 md srvcraI otb ,ssss
amounting from $1,000 To- 500 o00 IL H.
predicted next vear thnt 10Ob6 ncrns vii
be In rice within five milo ~ fbIs ri,c "''
yvnor,,- W -, Va .H'' P'n'e'
Der ii Daily rains have bccr siiinS,g sInca
Monday but nj noon todov mo Sun L. shin
ing al ntorynls pIving some nr,, ~, 90 90
the much needed rIear ysntbcr Pu-bicL riUo
and cane men reouire for IN" barye.tine, ~
the crops that arc fast rearbing r,ot,,.it,
Cory.io. c,,,a,a -. '',,H 'N''' ~
tor ."n1"l's' GGnHaltS C3Hhty. Texas. Oeto-
~. ~ n hBut ram ieli over good por-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

years one 81 the pioneers OF oid Rastrop
county, died In this city. al tho home OF
ner SON Phl- Whitworth. last niTht rho
remains werh thrricd 10 the family grave.
Eatd ~ Ridgeway, three miles north u
FalEe, where they Will be buried iomor.
TOW morning She leaves large circle OF
friends and relatives
HWENNEbr- Clcburnc Texas. October o.
v l.. Bennett, at ClCburnc. Mr. Ron
nctt, about three weeks ago. took the prize
~ the state meeting IN Waco for being
INC best photographer, II was during MIS-
Irlp 10 the association that Mr. Rcnnctt
was taken SO III and though he Improved
some II was only temporary and he died
thls morning. He leaves a wife here and
tisS - ~ '"S
ADKINS. -LampOsas Texas. October o.
Pr j. \. Adkins died on October Z, at Z
clock p. NJ Deceased was born In Ten.
nesSce In 1899 and came to Texas In 1881
Settung In Lamar county. He came to
Lampasas Ia $50 and has resided here
ever since; was practcng physician
nearly hfty years and as such was con
suffered one OF the most learned In the
profession. Ho WIGS charitable and kind.
ana MS death is great loss TO this com.
munity. He leaves wife aud avc chill.
dren' two sous and three daughters
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
CASE OF W. II. MEALLY
HIS IMPRISONMENT IN MEXICO WAS
UNSUITABLE.
Proceedings Against Him Were REGULAR
United States Department Of State
Had Clayton Investigate Matter.

Washington, October 11.-Ambassador
Clayton's interccssion in favor Of w. H.
Neatly, an American citizen Jailed at Mon.
terey without BAIL was by direction Of the
department Of state. 1t appears, however,
that the Mexican proceedings up to date
have been perfectly regular.
Neatly was charged with having retained
certain court papers and as he could not
surrender them to the court nor furnish a
satisfactory explanation Of his conduct, he
was committed to Jail for contempt Of
court until he complied with the order.
The present proceedings are in the nature
of habeas corpus and are being watched by
Mr.. Clayton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

RICHARD.-Rlo Grande City. Texas,
October William Richard died yester
day at $50 O'Clock a. m. at the age Of 80.
nc was one Of the old citizens OF this
town that came here during the fortles.
His funeral was very largely attended.
HENSLEY. -Thomaston, Texas, octoheE
10-Dr d. l.. Hensley, age u years, died
br6ther-ln-law, Mrs NJ. s. Magee. DR.
Heusley had been an invalid Tor some
years and leaves wife and several chill
dren.
ALEXANDER Troy. Texas October s.
r. Alexander Of this place was buried al
Shiloh cemetery by the Masonic order. Of
which he was a member. He was a min
~ yesrs old a fine Christian gentleman
80 his loss is mourned by all who knew
him.
MHITWoRTH.--smlth Texas, Octo.
Der e.-drs. 8. A. Whitwerth, aged ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
FIVE DAYS TO NEW YORK.
New Steamer viii Reduce Time from
Galveston a Day or More.
STEAMSHIP LIBEL SUIT INSTITUTED
Vessel Has Been Seized by Marshal.
Banana Boat Seviee--Borkum Pas
senaers--Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas. October 1.-The new
steamship Denver OF the Mallory line WIN
sail from New York for Galveston October
10, next Wednesday. This ship viii no
much the finest steamer Ia the service Of
the company. II is built on an entirely
different plan from those at present plying
between Galveston and New York ana mas
carrying capacity almost twice as great
as any Of those now In the service, II
mas been built under speed contract hy
which 1t Is expected to make the trim from
New York TO Galveston In shortly over
i've days. AZ present the Mallory shJps
usually take from six TO seven DAYS TO
make the trip, therefore II the new steam
ship comes up to requirements she will
reduce the time from Galveston TO New
York from twenty four to forty eight hours.
The ship will be equipped with the nnost
accommodations for passengers and this,
with the reduction Of the time. VIII doubt
less make her fayorltc with the New
ork- Galveston passengers next season
The Denver Will De commanded hy Can.
tain sam Risk, who for many years has
commanded the NuccCS. hut who for tho
paSt few months has had charge of the
Concho.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
JEFF D. HARDIN KILLED.

The Affair Took Place in a Saloon at
Clairennont.
Clalremont, Texas, October 9.-Jef d.
Hardin. brother of John Wesley Har-
din, known throughout Texas was shot
and instantly killed last night by John L.
Snowden. The killing took place in sa-
loon. Hardin was struck by three bull
let's, one in the leg, one in the thigh and
one through the heart. Snowden was ar
rested and released on $1,000 bond. Some
time since Snowden was shot by Hardin
and severely wounded on a road some dis
lance from here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
PARTY GOING TO MEXICO.

United States and South American Of
fcials Now En- Route
Fort Worth Texas. October ia special
train on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
will pass through Fort Worth Tuesday
night southbound, on which will he
delegation Of representatives, OF the State
department of the United States and repre-
sentatives of the South American republics.
In the party will be about sixty persons.
They will start from Washington To the
City of Mexico TO take part In the ran
American congress which meets to consider
questions of vast political and commercial
Importance They will travel in special
train, which will run solid from Washing
ton TO the City of Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
I'd Clay of Saline Was K lied by
Boiler Explosion.
MRS. RAYMOND SMITH DIED OF WOUNDS
Three Young Men Had a Narrow Es-
cape at a Grade Crossing at
Sherman.

Grand Saline, Texas, October lt.-From
the effects Of the boiler explosion in the
Lone Star salt works last night Ed Clay.
fireman, is dead, and John Smith aud wiz
Price, coal rustlers, are badly scalded and
blu'Sed but will recover.
]. w Wilson. another fireman. was badly
scalded and had his head severely cut, but
may recover.
The salt works have been closed down
temporarily awaiting the arrival Of nsur-
anc. adjusters. The damage to the salt
works amounts to several thousand dol
lars