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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-05
SAN ANToNlo's FAlR.
The Exhibit viii Be on a Large Scale
Next Fall,

The Exhibit viii Be on Large Scale
Next Fall,
San Antonio, Texas, August 4.--The In
teinotional fair, TO be held ln San An
tonic this year, October 10 to 30. inclusive
VIII be even more complete In all depart
mcuts than the fair Of last year. on tho
san Antonio INTERNATIONAL Fair association
grounds there N stall room for 1000 head
Of registered cattle and all these stalls
have already been taken, and the manage.
ment VIII be compelled TO build several
new barns. Entries In the horse, sheep,
swine, goat and poultry departments Will
also exceed those of last year.
Visitors attending the fnir will not emily
see a great exhibit In ali departments thai
go to make mp successful fair but the
management has provided for the enter
tanmcnt Of visitors MS we'll, Conterno's
celebrated bind and BATTLES Of Our Ma
tlon" has been engaged for this eXposl-
tlon, and this great entertainment viii be
produced for tho pleasure OF visitors, each
day, entirely free OF cost Other free at
fractions OF merit have also been provided.
Ihr association this year has been com
PEELED 10 erect large number Of new
buildings to accommodate exhibits aud at
fractions that will be on the grounds.
Rapid and cheap transportation has been
provided TO aud from the grounds this year
and the largest crowds can be- handled
with ease and comfort to all concerned.
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kerrviIle News Items.

Kerrville. Texas. August 3-The park as
sociation is proceeding steadily with prep
arations for the fall race meet and stock
show at Kerrvllle, September II, 10, 10 and
IL. An election is now In progress for the
Karnival Kween for the Karnval In connec.
tion with the race meeting.
The Woodmen Of the World will have an
appropriately decorated float in the Kar-
nlval procession prominent orator Will
he here and probably deliver an address
for the Woodmen.
Privileges are to be sold on September 1
Tor lunch stands, feed stands, etc.
A brother of Alderman Max GronR was
killed by the accidental discharge of his
gun while shooting birds at his home on the
perdenaies river.
Rev Mccurdy Of Cuero conducted series
Of meetings At the Presbyterian church in
this city last week.
Street Hudspeth of New Orleans is Wis
iting his parents
Mr.. Ollie Kelly and two children of Buda
are in Kerrville
Rev j. $. Allen Of san Antonio was in
town Tuesday.
Sheriff j G. Wall Of Mccullough county
was In town Wednesday,
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas August 4,--Robert Lem
ons, an Insurance man OF Bryan, Is In the
city
Captain NJ c. Rnyson, formerly Of this
city but now of the United states army,
Is in the city. He recently returned from
the Philippine islands, where he went with
the volunteer guards, but he has now en-
tered the regular army.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ sloan OF Navasota
are in the city.
Mrs. u. r, Robinson OF Brennan Is among
the visitors In the city.
Jo r. Greenhlll, city passenger agent OF
the Santa he at Houston, was in the city
today,
r. w. Hughes Of Austin Is In the city.
]. y. Herbert, an insurance man OF Hous.
ton, was in the city today.
Miss Nettie Lockett OF Houston was in
the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hume Of Houston
spent the day in the city.
II. ButterHeld, travelling passenger agent
OF the Delaware, Lackawann and Western,
with headquarters al Chicago, Is In the
city on business trip.
Mrs. II. A. Taylor Of Houston is visiting
In the city.
A vaudeville entertainment was opened
mt Woollams lake this afternoon. II Will
continue for some time, giving amusement
TO the patrons OF this resort.
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cohnesneil culIinos.

colmesnell, Texas, August 4.-Mr. I'D
Craig, prominent merchant Of this place,
is having quite family reunion. His
mother, Mrs. A. 70. Craig, two brothers,
Robert and Hugh, and one sister, Mrs.
Nellie MeManus, aud children, all of
Welsh, Ia; Walter Craig and family OF
John Craig OF Boston, Mass. manager OF
one Of the largest theatrical troupes In
America, are all here TO spend about two
weeks hunting and fishing,
DR. u, p. Hamilton and wife returned
home Wednesday after brief visit to
Bcvilport and Jasper.
Scottsvllle 20 assist In conducting a camp
meeting at that place.
Married. July rs, at the residence OF the
brides parents. near Colmesneil Mr.. G..
G. LinehRrger of Orange TO Miss Zada
Grimes, Rev. James Flowers officiating.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

-
Mount Calm, I'm County, Texas, An
gust B.-Ihe drouth Is becoming serious IN
this section. Cotton Is sufforing water
beanable.
WORKMAN, Freestone County Texas, Au-
gust 4.-.Hhe dry weather continues and the
cotton has lost more In the last ten days
than any time during the dr0uth. n Il
don't rain soon the crop win be very light
Palestine, Anderson County, Texas, Au-
gust IA number Of farmers are IN town
splendid condition after having gotten the
much needed rain few nights ago
Stephenvllle, Erath County, Texas, Au.
gust 3.Severnl good showers have fallen
OF much beneft to cotton. Some vegetables
are coming In
Lullng, Caldwell County, Texas. August
4--Jhe past ten days OF dry hot weather
have caused the cotton TO open quite free
~ Picking win begin In earnest In ten
days, Some farmers are already picking,
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Cameron Locals.

Cameron, Texas, August Airs. J. A.
Brown came in from Fort Worth gu
visit to her parents, Rev and Mrs. E. L.
Anthony.
Yesterday John and Joe Moore were tried
in Justice Landlords court on the charge
Of the theft Of buggy and horses. and
bound over IN the aggregate sum o. $500
Mr. Pat Johnston Of Austin Is visiting
his sister Mrs John Green.
Deputy Sheriff Iglehart left yesterday for
san Antonio with Mrs sDora Stanley Of
San Gabriel, who Will be placed In the
asylum.
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Paul and Miss Wal
lis, who have been visiting the family Of
Captain Wolf, returned TO their home, In
Rockdale. yesterday.
Hon. q. r. McAnnally appointed Miss
Fannie Critz Of Maysaeld, Miss Della Cobb
Of Rockdaie TO the Sam Houston normal
and J. O. Mayfeid Of Crush and Miss
sanIe Adams Of Cameron 70 the North
Texas normal AT Denton.
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BANK CLOSED AT AUSTIN.
NATIONAL Bank Examiner Logan in Charge
OF the First National.
~ Statement Shows Loans and Due from Other
hanks of Nearly Half a MilIion--The Officers Of
the Bank Decline to Give Any information.

r..as August 4.--The following
u nosted on the doors Of the First
vi, ,,nk at 4 o'clock this afternoon;
N. hank is closed and Is IN my
tag agent pending the arrival or
herds y yerkes, special examiner,
a'llisn. been appointed temporary re-
~ rs by the comptroller % the eur-
sssfc'' National Bank Esiininer.
4. closing Of the bank created sen.
4, 1 business circles and within an
.;,sy the notice was put up large
a !, citizens had assembled In front
<. hank and we're discussing the sit
H.. OF course. all sorts of rumors
!. circulation as TO the cause of the
|ang
n = WORKMAN IS president Of the bank
!. ls out of the city. either In New
/, !. q Buffalo. onf of his brothers stat
!, M. evening that he thought he was on
4 r,r home. The other officers of the
iii are ]. S. Myrlek' vice president; Her
III Pfaefaln. cashier, Other directors
|, p j 1awless and Mrs. j. II, Raymond
II. Is the first bank failure which has
errrea IN Austin for thirty years.
sste Treasurer Robbins and Secretary OF
H.. roa do business for the State
I,3rrh the bank, and when seen by The
|at man this evening Mr.. Robbins said
M h. and Mr. Tod would make a state
IN to the governor in the morning. 9th
Mise he refused to talk. lie said, how
M mat the bank attended to collections
n him aud when asked II the amount de-
Isied was $4,000, he said it was more
Asn that
Tie bank officials decline to give out
ii Information whatever and Mr.. Logan
s. refuses to say anything. 1t is be-
sred that there is enough cash in the
sult to pay all deposltors in full 1t was
armed this evening that there has been
quiet withdrawal of funds by the de-
fsltors for the past ten days.
President W. B. Workman wired tonight
ION Buffalo as soon as he learned OF his
suk being closed that he would be home
Wednesday
There is very little apprehension on the
CIT Of large deposltors.
Cashier pfaeffin has been confined TO
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Pale Eaee-Weak Neves.

Any lack OF iron in the blood shows In
the face. Pailor is the sign. Panor also
means much more, 1t means a starved
nervous system, a debilitated condition OF
the vital organs, poor circulation and iin-
paired digestion. The nerves, the muscles
and all the organs of your body get their
energy and all the materials for their re-
pair from the blood, Pallor shows that all
these are losing vitality. Not a day should
be lost In restoring the richness and purity
Of the blood Get iron, get it by taking
the kind Of iron your blood requires. lhe
Iron in DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic Is the per.
feet kind. II goes rom your stomach di-
rectly into the blood without any change.
An hour after you take t. It has become
part OF your blood ana Is doing good.
In addition 70 iron this tlmetrled RENE
dy contains other ingredients almost as bad.
ly needed by those who are sick OF debfl-
itated.
1t helps TO build up nerve and muscular
dy contains other ingredients almost as bad.
you 70 get the good OF the food you eat.
Or. Harter's Iron Tonic viii build you up
and make you well from head TO foot with
the new health will come strength ana yigor
that may have been missing for years.
This remedy has been Endorsed by physl+
clans and the public Tor forty-nve years.
Made only by the DR., Harter Medicine
Co., Dayton, Ohio. Sold everywhere.
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL

BocK.- Brazorla, Texas, August 8.-4sira,
r. X. Book died at her home In Braserla
August Mt o p. m. and was buried Sat
urday evening August 8, in the Catholic
cemetery. She leaves a husband, one son
and two daughters.
STANLEY Dallas, Texas August A.
Frank Stanley, one OF the Oldest and best
west, died from heat al tl;8O tonight
BENNETT. Anderson, Texas, August A.
Mrs. J. j. Bennett, who lived In this coun.
~ for years, but had gone 10 Waco 70
spend some time with her son, died, leay-
Ing an aged husband and several grown
children. She was the mother OF eK-uis'
uict Clerk w, s. Bennett.
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H1ntsville ltena.

Huntsville Texas, August 4-Hcn. W.
D. Adair and family left today for Austin,
Mr.. AdaIr viii have his family with him
during tho special call Of the legislature.
Mrs, G. r. Wilson and children have
gone TO Eagle Lake to spend the rest OF
the summer,
Mrs. II. II. Foster and children hqxe
relatives.
Mrs. Il. Romeo and daughter left for
Houston for q few days yesterday.
Mr.. John n. Gonther, State transfer
ngent, was here yesterday, having brought
IN n bunch OF conylcts from different points
OF the State.
M. aud Mrs ]. X. Smith are home again
after absence OF some months this sum
mpr.
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

CAMPBELL WHEELER. Mckinney,
Texas, August 3,--rom Campbell and Miss
Maud Wheeler were married last evening,
six miles east Of town, The groom ~ q
returned Philippine soldier. who served IN
the TOrtieih infantry.
Y-VlCK-Yoak Texas, August 49,
Al the residence OF the BRIDES parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wick, this morning, Mr.
Il. W. Law and Miss Lola Wick were unltee
Ia marriage, After q short visit e. the
groems parents at Lcckhart they WIN re-
turn TO This city, where they VIII pc %
home to their friends.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
A BIG EXCURSION FROM POINTS
ALONG THE CENTRAL.
Body OF Storm Victim Found In Debris.
Many People Viii Leave During
September.

Galveston, Texas, August Am excur-
sion arrived here today from points along
the line OF the Houston and Texas Central
railway which is the largest OF the season.
There was an extremely low rate offered
of So for the round trip from points n
distance Of $50 Mules from Galveston, and
this Is doubtless the cause OF the liberal
patronage The train bringing the exeur-
slonists arrived here at 1870 o'clock In the
afternoon and the visitors went straight to
the beach, whore they are having an en-
joyable time. The tickets are good to re-
turn on the trains leaving Galveston tomor-
row evening
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rhe cherokee county wan.

Rusk, Texas. August 4.--The we'll Of the
orthweln company, about ten miles east
of here. is now down about 100 feet, "A
tine dow of arteslan water was struck at
400 feet. Those In charge are well pleased
with the log of the well and cap has
been sent ont, though the prospects for a
gtlsher IN the near future cau not he stat
ed with accuracy. The workmen give out
no information and few people are permit
ted TO approach the well.
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Storm Victims Body.

Galveston, Texas, August 4-Men clear
ing away wreckage at the Kaufman place,
just out Of the city limits on the west side
of the city, report the discovery of the dead
body Of woman buried in the debris The
body was evidently that OF a storm victim
and ms several of those residing IN that
vicinity had lost relatives during the storm
they were called TO view the remains, but
no one could identify the body. II wins
placed In box and viii he turned over
TO the Ladies' Health Protective assocla-
tion, which is looking after the intcrnent
OF the unidentified storm victims.
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TEXAS RELIGIOUS NEWS
FORT WORTH WANTS THE BAPTIST
GENERAL CONVENTION.
Congregations Have Asked the Board
to Select that City--Results of Re-
vvals at Various Places.

Fort Worth August 4.-By an informal
vote today the various Baptist deromina
tons decided to invite the Baptist gen
era convention of Texas to meet here. No
vcmher o. There will be about 1000 del
oeates. The executive board will meet in
palIas, August ~, to decide on meeting
place. Waco is ,the only other place after
the convention.
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4 ard G. N. ENGINE Tests.

Palestine. Texas, August IA crowd of
citizens witnessed the departure OF engine
No. 215 this morning under the control OF
Engineer VIII Murrell, It being the first
oil burner on the International and Great
Northern Railway companys line. IL this
engine proves a success Ii Is only matter
OF time until all engines belonging to this
company will be fully equipped with oil.
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Methodist Meetino at Brownwood.

Brentwood, Texas, August 3.-rhe Meth
odist meeting at the Tabernacle continues
to grow In interest and the congregations
are larger at each service. Abe Mulkey
arrived Wednesday night and is holding
two services daily. Last night he preached
TO more than $500, his subject being "A
Spiritual and Moral Inventory The choir
under the leadership Of Prof: Evans Is
one Of the hest ever heard In Brownwood.
Tomorrow night Abe will deliver his cee
brated sermon on Restitution" There
have been a large number OF conversions
and scores are forward for prayer at each
service
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Fort Worth Y. M. c, A.

Fort Worth, Texas August 4.--rhe di
rcciors of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION of this city have decided 10 COM
n.epce work on the annex OF the new
building that is to be built soon, to cost
about $4,000.
The annex is to cost $4,000 and viii
contain the swimming pool and gymna
stun. When this Is complete1, work VIII
be commenced on the main building, which
Is to be one of the finest buildings OF Its
Kind in the State
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snloided WITH strxehnIne.

San Angelo, Texas, August Airs. Amy
Morris, residing a mile and half from
this city. suicided yesterday by taking
Texas and more recently 81 Oklahoma.
She had been M Inmate 81 an Insane asy-
lum and WAS probably demented when she
committed the act.
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oln Rurned Near WaeIder.

Gonzales, Texas, August 4--News reached
here last night that John II. HolyHelds'
gin, Ave miles west Of Waelder, was burned
down al o'clock yesterday morning Loss
A gin belonging TO hts brother, Il. j.
liollyheld, seven miles southwest az Wael-
der, burned down three weeks ago II Is
reported thar j. II. Hol,yleld's was on
fire the same night but the FIRE was eS,
tngulshed then. It Is believed now that
both hres were incendlary
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New Telegraph Key.

Galveston, Texas, August A.. The Postal
Telegraph company Inns adopted the use OF
the Nineteenth century telegraph key. II
is quite an innovation from the old one,
making It necessary to grasp wooden
handle with the full hand Instead OF press
Ing key as was formerly the case. The
advantages OF the new key are said to be
that IL Is resting on the arm and that Il
sends better IN long distance messages. The
Office Of the Postal Telegraph company IA
TO be equipped with entire new instruments
lu a few dnyS
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After a. Grand l-odne.

Fort Worth, Texas, August A big
meeting Of Masons is to be hesa Monday
night for tho purpose OF considering steps
for securing the headquarters OF the Grand
Lodge, which are 20 be moved from ll0us.
ton at the December meeting The lceal
Magons think they should huye the head
quarters, as the orphans home Is already
located near here.
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ans COUNTY Normal closed.

wexahachie, Texas, August 4,5y'rhe Dali
las.Ellis county summer normal closed at
Lancaster yesterday. The term was most
successful one and about eighty-hve teach
ers were In daily attendance. The last
three days were devoted to examinations
and about nifty mine teachers were examined
for certificates, ranging in grade from sec
onh TO nnrmanent
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

III, cAMPO.--1n the drawing for homes
f. tho Oklahoma lands I'VE citizens OF "
Campo drew 100 acres EACH $2nuo enen ~
offered for their claims
M,KINNEY.-H. II. collazer, postcnles
free mail delivery route inspector, Is look
mo Over severaf proposed new routes IN
this county which he thinks VIII soon DO
established.
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Results Of a colored Revival.

Lullng. Texas. August 4,-rhe pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, eolored.
baptized twenty converts IN the San Mar
COS river this evening. The result OF
protracted meeting that has been going on
Lere for the past month A large crowd
OF hoth white and blacks witnessed the
solemn services.
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ON for Enel al shiner.

Sinner, Texas, August s-4rhe American
Cotton company has just put in an ap-
paratus for burning oil In their round bale
plant here. They will begin operations
nse oil las M ,ne ana no LITTLE i ineres
manifested. Beaumont oil will be used.
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Exodus Durinu September.

Galveston, Texas, August An the
dangerous storms that have visited Calves
ton in the past have come IN the month Of
September. Owing 10 this fact and to the
additional fact that tho memory Of the
last storm is stil fresh in the minds Of tho
residents of this city, there are quite
number Of Galyestonlans vino will send
their families out Of the city to spend this
month this year. If September passes
without any storm the feeling of uneasl-
ness on account OF the danger from storms
Will be appeased to a great extent
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y. ieSas, August 4.-News reached
s,,,s,- morning from Porters Bluff.
~, 'se on the Trinity river about ten
Iere e east Of here, of the drowning of Mr..
les.t 1elFy's son yesterday evening at 3
n dp,isau g search was made for the body
galng ne evening and last night, only
Z '~s remains at o'clock this morn
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vouno Farner severeIy Wounded.

Mckinney, Texas, August 3 Oscar Wal
ace was seriously cut near the heart in
a difficulty az Lowery's crossing seven
miles southeast OF here, last night. Cor
d0n stiff Is under arrest Both are young
farmers and neighbors. The difficulty arose
over some rented land.
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Erath County Notes.

Sspaenvllle, August s.-The 1901 tax
n. ,s u Srath county just completed show
4 , "a taxable values Of the county to
II over last year. ~ - "'ou' ~ -
ilesss ~ many movers are seen on the
toF ~ sese ana all seem 10 be going west,
lad ehem In quest of more pasture
,srslans.,, D. Naloney building is now about
i lfe IA, ana when finished will be one
1uE and Is an ornament 10 The town.
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National Convention Of Hermann Sons

San Antonio, Texas, August 4.--The Ma
tional convention of Hermann Sons and
the Kriegerband of North America viii
be held in this city commencing September
10 and continuing until September 81, IN
cluslxDe; u Il estimated that there VIII
week, Sons OF Hermann will be here from
thirty.eight States.
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TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
pln PaokerY at Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. August 4.--Thet Max Hahn
ppeklng plant located IN the northern part
Of the city, was destroyed by Are at O
o'clock tonight. II was one Of the prln-
clpat meat packing establishments OF Tex
rs. Swift aud Armour had both recently
been negotiating for It's purchase. The loss
is cstmated az $4,000 Insurance NOT
obtalnable tonight,
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New RulIdinna AZ eIlmer.

eleven new brick business houses under
way, wnich win be ready for occupancy
IA time for the fnli trade. Others are 20
be put up later. Several new residences
are also being built.
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WORK AT vINToN.
Four Wells Are to Be Started This Morn
mo on Stribblina Tract.

mo on Stribblina Tract.
vintou Texas. August 4.-Mr. Ed Prather
Of the company which recently bought out
Colonel r. c. StrIbbling. is here. The
machinery and piping arrived yesterday and
is already on the ground and IN position.
Fcur wells VIII go down simultaneously
and the work will he prosecuted vigorous
Iy 10 the end. 1t is Mr.. Prather's opinion
thai the old wells will have 20 be Rhan
doned as they are In very bad shape and
NAY require more time and money than
10 start new wells outright, In addition
wells could not be completed and the time
would he lost, The new company Will
pfoiit by the experience OF the old, and
n a nor believed that the drillers will
have any trouble In overcoming the quick.
sand which has made operations In this
field so difficult. Work begins In the
morning.
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The johnson County Gold Mine.

cleburne, Texas, August 4-rhc Johnson
county gold mime situated near Keene,
Is not making any progress Just now tue
shaft having been Hooded by small
stream recently struck. PumpY. viii be put
In and work resumel as soon as posslble.
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EIIla cnuntu snhool census.

waxahachle Texas August 4.-county
superintendent criddle has completed his
scholastic census rolls for the present year.
The report shows a total OF 2,402 pupils
IL scholastic age Ia ellis county, OF which
1880 are col0red and 1O,s6S are white.