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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-22
LAKE CHAIR Es LOCALS.
Exhibits OF Rice for the Buffalo EXPOSE
ton Are Now Wanted.


Lake Charles. La, February Fl. Prof,
s. A. Knapp and A. V. Eastman have an
nounced themselves ready TO receive ex.
hibits for the Buffalo exposition. The mill
men and the rice men of Cnlcasieu parish
are determined TO have the lnmbcF and
rice interests of Calcasiou parish to the
fore IN this great fair.
The LOyd-IoX Grocery company has been
recognized, Mcssrs j N. aud g, H. Prn
ter taking the pluce OF |. II, Wclty y
sons IN the irm. The new officers are:
President, !. y. Prator. secreiag and
treasurer. X. j. Fox, vice president H..
IL. Harmon. and c. II. y Lloyd man
ager, These with G.. II. Prlter, nave a
host of friends in Lake Charles and their
connection with the arm will no doubt FUR
ther strengthen the hold It has on the con
idencc and patronage of the people
s. j. Stocks. the real estate agent from
Decatur. ILL.,, left last night Tor tue North
after another party of prosDoetors.
At the Lake Charles postoihce sixty
money orders were written on the lSth.
aggregatlng S57l.1T, thirteen more IMAM
was ever before written ON one Day An
Indication of Lake Charles prosperity.
George e. Shelly and wife OF san An
tonic are here in Lake Charles on few
days visit.
s. NJ. Scott of Beaumont, Texas. presl.
dent Of the Hurd-Scott Realty company. Is
in Lake Charles today.
Major Frank Bond OF the Federal agri-
cultural department has returned from his
Hon. Sol Bloch and daughter, Miss l.a'
bette, returned last night from New Or.
friends and viewing carnival festivities.
c, NJ. Broden, well known hardware
man OF Lake Charles WIS hsaAn s sna
robbed last night Of 5000. Mr., Broden mad
gone TO the depot to take the midnight
train for Welsh. where he was TO attend
10 some business lie had $1,000 on his per
son, but 500 was overlooked Dy nls hs
saIIants. Three parties have been egresteI
and il is generally believed that the evil
dence In strong enough TO convict at least
one OF the suspects. - =.
oatdoie mud Miss Rosalie Mizell Of Glen
wood were quietly married Mt the Residence
Of the brides mother Mt Forest Hlll sun.
day evening The high contracting party
belong 90 the best families.
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crowley News Notes.

Crowley, La, February 2l---Young Bros'
street fair and carnival Is now holding
forth In Crowleys principal street.
Crowley Is Just now infested with lot
OF light fingered gentry and bad characters.
quite a number OF bad characters were up
this morning before Mayor Campbell for
being drunk and dlsorderiy and weN
fined So. ~.
r,hree negroes, who were celebrating the
fair and using obscene language Ia the
presence OF ladies near the show were
given good drubhing by bystanders anu
the mayor Ia addition made eacn OF them
fork up So. y,s
prominent Lake Charles citizens. were "
Crowley today.
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The Sunremr Court.

Austin, Texas, February 21.--The follow
ing proceedings were had today in the SUI
preme court:
Applications granted: w. T. Green VS..
]. d. Southland ct al Palo Pinto county;
Texas Loan Agency ct al VS. Mary Miller
ct al. Navarro county: ID. C. Hall VS.. H.
NJ. White. San Saba county.
Applications dismissed for want of jurs
diction: j., A. Bonnet, Jr.,, VS.. First Ma
tional Bank of Eagle Pass. Maverick coun
ty; Mexican National Railroad Company
vs.. ii. j. Ware Bcxar county; X. A. Allen
I.lnucy Ncelcy VS.. Fort Worth and Rio
Grande hallway Company, Erath county.
applications refused: ID. June n Co, vs.
4. c, Willie ct al, McLennan county; ray
lor, Bastrop and Houston Railway Com
pany vs. Mrs. c. NJ. Warner ct al. Fayctte
county: Galveston and Western Railway
Company VS.. w. p. Ninkead, Galveston
county; J. L. Hume vs. Jack Steele Travis
county; T.. y. AlcMicklc ct al ". w. G..
Hardin ct nj, Bowie county; San Antonio
and Gulf Shore Railway Company VS.. San
Antonio and Gulf Railroad Company ct al
Bcyar county.
Motion FOR rchcaring of applications dis
missed G. j. McCarty et nj VS.. lanes
Merry ct nj, Harris county; Jas: Bronl-
BeXar county; Winfield Scott VS.. W, H..
ChIlders, Hill county: j. W. Driskll vs..
Mrs. !. c. EVERY. Mills county.
Motions for rchcArng Oveirul I'll: lnterna-
tional aud Great Northern Railroad Com
pnny VS.. A. l.. Newburn. Anderson coun-
ty: Mrs. NJ. a. Kelly VS.. ]. c. Ward, Clay
county.
Causes submitted: S. c. Malone ct al VS..
J. +. Dick, Parker county: Charles NJ.
stevens VS.. w. f. stone. Cooke county.
In the case of City OF San Antonio VS..
Francisco P'zzini. the submission is set
aside and citation ordered to be issued TO
the defendants in error not heretofore
served.
In the case of Harrison County VS.. r. NJ,
Love. Comptroller tho relator Is given
leave to withdraw original exhibits.
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for acceptable idoass
IS TIE ~ s s;S |; s5; sssssae

II. u. Burkett and F. J., Baby, recently
elected by the city council TO equniz0 the
CITY assessment rolls, met yesterday and
viii be In session for several days.
The Yoakum Ice company have recentiy
made extensive improvements TO their ica
plant and now have everything tn shape
Tor the opening OF the season.
The many friends Of MIR. and Mrs. II.
g. Evans here regret the departure OF this
estimable family from Yoakuln. Mp. Evans
rs now In the employ of the Missouri. Kan.
sas and Texas as dispatcher at Smithyille.
Vice President NJ. ID. Monserrate and Su.
OF the San Antonio aud Arkansas Pass
passed through Yoakum yesterday in Mr..
Monserrate's private car on an inspection
tour of the road
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NAVAsoTA NEWS NOTES.
The Right Of Way Committee Hal
Reached Spring.

Reached SPRING.
Navasota. Texas, February 81 A tele-
gram this forenoon announces the arrival
at Spring of u. II. McGinty, Il. w. Hor-
lock, Larry Jacobs and Il. II. Anderson,
who compose the committee intrustcd TO
secure the Brazos Valley roads right Of
way from that point 10 Nayasota.
Mayor Peoples has called meeting at
the opera house for o'clock this evening
to take up and consider this railroad pro
ject further.
Nearly all the places Of business In Nava-
sofa now close each forenoon from 1880 to
Il o'clock Others. who do not close, give
their employees permission to go TO church
during these hours II they SO desire.
Prayer meeting was feature this morn
ing In some Of Navasotas saloons. The cx-
pericnce was doubtless of a novel nature
TO those who witnessed the scenes.
!. y & l.. L. chinskl are going to remove
their stock Into the store beneath the Odd
Fellows hail, They are not only going TO
repair their own property on Washington
avenue but remodel IL into complete Iron
front building OF greatly Increased capac-
ity. The new building Will be fine ad-
dltion to the business section.
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Galveston. Texas, February 2l.-Mr. G
H. Turner. general freight agent of the
international and Great Northern, was Ia
the city today looking over the situation
at the gulf ems Of his line.
John Loveioy Of Houston Is here In at
tendance on the Federal courts.
II. NJ. knight, clerk or the court OF
civil appeals, has returned from New Or
leans.
\ called meeting of the board of lady
managers of the Galveston Orphans home
will be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. II. A..
Landes
d. A. Smith. Henry wisrodt J. Miller
and Louis Bcago have qualified MS police
officers since the last meeting of the coun.
ell, when they were elected to I'll vacan-
cies on the force.
At n special meeting of the board OF
water commissioners 10 he held Monday
at II O'Clock II. m. the applications of T.
j. Griffin. Edward Fields. Charles u,
Drouett. Henry Mnllin and n. j Owen
will he considered for the position OF chief
engineer of the water works plant.
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,0MRINATI,

,,.UMBlNA Is. men Of the sta:s was.
ING lt-among them being MI.
scril the Scripps- McRay News
Agency, aud Tom l.. Johnson, the railroad
magnate. This same Tom l.. johnson on
the 9Th instant was presented with 4
petition from nearly $4,000 voters Of Glove
land. urging him TO be candidate f,,r
mayor In his letter OF acccptan,e he
again points 60 the necessity for home rnlr
IN taxation and says: THE people 81
Cleveland should have local option on The
subject Of raising their revenues. and more
freedom in the control OF their exutnai
lures. The principle OF home rule should
prevail In purely local questions We >nruld
have the right 10 exempt some classes OF
property from taxation. With view to
stimulating manufacturing enterprises and
ccouragnE the building Of homes"
senator Schluter of Navarro, Texas has
offered bill providing for an amendment
to the constitution along these limos, and
II would be well for tho business interests
~ the state TO see that their respective
representatives give same their support,
Respectfully, u. WoodheAd.
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Court Of Criminal Appeals.

Dallas. Texas, February 21.--The follow
ing orders were made today by the State
court of criminal appeals at Dallas
Appeal dismissed; j. p. McClarney,
from Eastland; Dick st. Clair. alias Lin
Warren, from Denton.
Affirmed A. l.. Douthitt, from Somer-
veil: A. G.. Grammer, from Parker; Hub
Brierce from Wood; VIM. Konnard, from
Chimes: Matilde Benaviedes and Fable Gar
cia, from Duval; Jim Jackson, from Hpr-
rs.
Reversed and remanded: Dock Balnes,
from I5rnth: lin Garrett, from Cottle; John
Hanson, from Erath; Charles Glenewinkel,
from Guadalupe.
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waIIe, county d Issue Bonds.

Hampstead, Texas, February 2i.--Thc
commissioners court in special session yes
terday passed an order issuing $685. bridge
repair bonds, said bonds TO ran twenty
rpars with option after two years 20 take
them IN, and bearing per cent Interest.
The commissioners decided 10 plant the
county farm this year In corn and 20 use
the conyicts when not needed on Inc farm
Ia work the county roads.
The county also turned over TO the coun-
~ attorney all convict bonds 10 collect. by
suit or otherwise.
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Santa Fe Consolidation Bill.

Beaumont. Texas. February 2i.-A sec
ond mass meeting OF citizens was held this
afternoon, at which II was agreed 10 In.
dorse and recommend the passage by the
Legislature OF the bill authorizing the Gulf
Colorado and SantnFe to consolidate with
or, rather. absorb the Gulf, beaumont and
Kansas City. II Ia provided, however that
the Santa Re must agree to carry out In
all particulars the contract made by the
Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas city, with
tho city of Beaumont. In effect providing
that the Kaysec shall maintain shops and
terminals here. when the Gulf, beaumont
and Kansas CITY was built, the city made
liberal donations, with nm agreement that
the road should make this city its pcrma-
ncnt headquarters with shops, etc Tho
action of today's meeting meets all the oh
jcctlons raised by j. Wharton Terry, Mt
tornoy of the Santa Ee. to the resolution
passed by the citizens at a previous meet
Ing. The bill win now be introduced I'm
the legislature providing for the aonsoldn-
tion, and the senator and Representatives
from this district requested to vote for and
urge its passaCc
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city OF Palestine VS. Barnes 90 Tex. Ass.
People ex rel. Panama Railway Co VS.
Commissioners. 104 n. Y. 245: Whining.
ton Railway w. Commissioners. ~ ~ g.
10; Richmond Railway Co. VS.. Brogden, "A
y. G., 70I: Railway Co. VS. Commissioners,
81 y. c.. 100; People VS.. Barker, 4s ~ s..
n; People vs. Mclean. so n. ". 254: Chap
Fond Du Lac Water 20. VS.. Fond On lnc
60 J.. X. A., 5S3: Yellow River Co. vs.
Mood County IL l.. n. A., or: Commercial,
ELECTRIC Go. VS.. Judson. SO Pac., So Spring
Valley Water Co. VS.. Barber, 81 L. r. A..
All: Baord vs.. Stone, SO =. w, $40. and
81 s. W., 3I3; Porter vs. Railway, 76 ILL.,,
o!S; Railway Co, VS.. Wright, 151 U. s.,
judgment alarmed. w. NJ Key,
Associate IuStipe
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Or. caIhoun,s Views.

Beaumont, Texas, February 2l.--Dr. r. r.
Calhoun, city health officer, has returned
from Austin. where he had been In the in.
tercst OF legislation looking to the stamp
Ing out OF smallpox, which IL almost cpl
domlc in many localities, He favors com.
pulsory vaccination the State, II neces.
snry, to appoint physician in each county
for the purpose. He also favors free vac
clnation Of all negroes by city, county or
State officials There " nothing alarming
In the local situation, the dsense being OF
a mild type and confined principally to
negroes who are hard 10 keep In Isolation.
No pest house will be established as the
cost of It's maintenance would be enormous
on account OF counties not having pest
houses unloading their patients on those
counties which maintain them.
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prove. The remains viii be brought 10
orange for intermcut aud the funeral viii
occur tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
Mayor Noteworthy was a lieutenant colo,
mel In WhltHelds Legion in the Confed
crate army. He was o. years Of age NJ
the time Of his death. Members Of wal
ter T. Lane camp. No, G3D United Con.
ccderatc Vet Grams, aud the city council OF
Orange viii meet the body ut the depot
in the morning and accompany It 20 It's
last resting place III Evergreen cemetery.
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News Notes and Personals.

Beaumont, Texas, February q. The fol
lowing HoustOnians were In the city today
Gentry Waldo, travelling freight agent of
the Houston and Texas Central John
Cross, representing Kirkland a. Morrow
c. f. Eange Of the Houston Ire and Brew
ing company. and Edgar Watkins, attorney
for the Houston Anti-Saioon league.
Sam H. McGary, editor OF the Journal
accompanied by his wife, is expected back
from Kansas City tomorrow.
John W. HoFnsby, county clerk OF Travis
county. is In the city.
\. @. Hopkins city passenger and ticket
agent OF tue Texarkana and Fort Smith
railroad at Texarkana, Is IN the city to-
day.
e. w Rein, editor OF the Orange Leader,
is IN the city. Mr.. Rein has JUL returned
from two months visit 10 Washington.
where be was working IN the Interest Of
the Nechcs and Sabine channel
q. W. Hlllnian and Maude T.. Watson and
Gus GaEycy and Ola kilgore have taken
out marriage licenses.
Miss Fannie Davis Will entertain the
WOman's Heading club Saturday afternoon
at the residence OF Mrs. Hal w. Greer on
Calder avenue
G.. w. Hllman and Miss Maude Watson
were married last night at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents on Milan street by
Rev. G.. ~. Davenport pastor OF the First
Methodist church Of this city, The groom
IA a prominent young huHneas man Of
Leesbnrg, La, and the bride OF beaumont
After trip 10 New Orleans they Will make
their home at Leesyile.
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Increase in Business.

galveston Texas, December 21.--Although
.he Mallory lire was badly damaged by
inc storm and nearly n month was lost ny
that great catastrophe nevertheless the
une mas done greater inbound and ont
bound business during September, October,
November, December, January and so far
IN febrnnry this season than last
During February of last season this line
hou seven steamers to sail from Galveston:
this month the line win have nine and
II tncy had more steamers they could easily
load them with outbound freight.
In this connection the bids for tho cree
next Thursday. When this shed Is con
structed the old city shed will he torn
down and landmark Of 81 years standing.
that has weathcred the wind and the rain
Tor this period-even the great storm--will
be replaced by n moro modern structure
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Close of School Term.

Galveston, Texas, February 81 The first
term of the Galveston public schools for
this session ended today and the pupils
finished their examinations this afternoon
The pupils Will meet tomorrow at some
hour Vet to he named to receive their pro-
mottons-if they win thcm-lnd will enjoy
as holiday the rest Of the day. The
second session will begin Monday and Will
last until tho middle OF Juno.
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3. 4. Noraworthy Dead.

Orange, Texas, February 21.--Mayor b.
II. Noteworthy. mayor OF the city Of
Orange, Confederate veteran and promi-
nent citizen Of Southeast Texas, died In
taken TO that place several days ago IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-22
THE SQUADRON IS COMING
Warships Will Visit the Port Of Gal.
weston Early in March.
INCREASE IN MALLORY LINES BUSINESS
Contract Let for the Rebuilding Of the
Ball High Saskatchewan Injured
by the Breakdown OF Truck.

Galveston, Texas. February 21.--A wire
was received here this evening from Repre-
sentative Hawley announcing that at the
close Of Its itinerary at Pensacola and
before proceeding northwnrd, the North
Atlantic squadron under command OF Rear
Admiral Farquhar would visit Galveston
u Is expected the squadron viii reach
galveston about March or 10. Every pre-
caution has been made for properly re.
celvlng the war shlps.
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A Fireman Injured.

Galveston, Texas, February 21,-LadIier
man John Ryan of the truck company was
seriously bruised about the face and body
by the breaking of an axle ON the truck
while responding to an alarm. The big
machine turned completely over, throwing
Ryan and six other men to the ground.
the others escaping with slight bruises.
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An EXPLOSION of Gas.

Galveston. Texas, February 21.-Yester-
day afternoon while a plumber was en-
gagged in fitting a gas pipe under the house
of Phillip Laberto, the gas in the pipe
became ignited and an explosion followed.
The workman quickly made his way from
under the house. much singed and dIapi-
dated. The fire was subdued before any
serious damage had been done.
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The Federal Courts.

Galveston Texas, February 81, The
United States circuit and district courts
were again In session today. The case OF
The United States VS.. Egbert was taken
up. He is charged by indictment with
riding registered mail matter entrusted TO
his care az n railway postal clerk, The
case is being bitterly contested by the
defense and was not concluded today. 1t
will probably be given to the jury tomor
SOW
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Earmnr propped Dead.

Corsicana. Texas, February 2l-About
$40 o'clock yesterday afternoon Justice II.
w. Burton wns called to the Love farm.
fonr miles west OF the city. TO hold an
innuost over the body Of NJ. Q. Floyen, a
farmer who had dropped dead while plow-
ing In his field. verdict OF death from
heart failure was returned.
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gonzales Cotton Min Buildings.

Gonzales Texas, February 20 Brick are
being laid now on the cotton mill building
and the work Will be pushed as fast as
men and teams can work. II. Mau-'n, an
old and experienced workman, has been
engaged BY the directors 70 supervise tna
work.
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Contract 10 Remain Hinh School.

Galveston, Texas, February 2l.-'rhe
school board was in session today for over
one hour. The meeting was for the pur-
pose of awarding the contract for repairing
Rail high school The lowest bidder. Cap.
tain +. Best, was given the work upon his
bid of 1851, which Includes the exterior
colorlng and the substitution of wire In.
stead of laths for the ceiling Of the lower
floor.
The bid of the Paul Shean Plumbing
company for $3.50 for the plumbing was
accepted.
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Transferring Army Stores.

Galveston, Texas, February 21.-Undcr
instructions received from Captain John
Bayler, assistant United States quarter
master at st. Louis, w c. Bowman, who
has charge of the depot here MS quarter.
masters agent, Is busily engaged IN re-
moving the stores OF the United States
depot on Mechanic street to the depo; OF
supplies Of the United States engineers
department. The transfer is to be com
pleted by February %. Mr.. Bowman will
then be transferred 10 the pay roll of
Colonel simpson. chief quartcrnastcr for
the department of TeNaS He will most
likely remain here as the representative of
the qnnrtermaster's depnrtment
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
be sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Wins,ow's Soothing Hrnp,
softens The gums, aIlay6 all pain, cates
Wind collie aud Is the best remedy fer
dsarrhoea.
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coRsIcANA NEWS NOTES.
The New BUILDING Contracts Let in tn
Past Ten Days.

Past Ten Days.
Corscann, Texas, February 2l.-Among
the new building contracts let In Corsicana
within the past three days are the follow.
ing: Tam J. Chestnut, two.story business
house on East Fifth avenue; +. NJ. jack
son. residence addition In West End; y.
Goldberg three-room cottage on East fifth
avenue: Miss Fannie J. Cheney, hye-room
cottogc on North Thirteenth street; j. G..
'rhomos 1ye-room cottage In East CorsI-
cana; Captain X. b. Johnson, addition to
residence ON West Fourth avenue.
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Business is Booming.

Beaumont, Texas February 2i,-sInco
the weather has cleared and the roads
dried up the city is not so crowded Az u
week ago. The roads are crowded with
wagons loaded with derrick timbers, piping
and all manner OF well.boring apparatus.
Real estate dealers are busy showing pros
pectors over the oil fields. a number OF
new leases have been recorded, aud there
III considerable activity In rice lands and
city and suburban property. There are
no vacant business houses or residences and
iculS are EtppU.
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Yoakum Locals.

Yoakum. Texas. February 2i,-The board
OF equalization, composed Of J. i. shlndier,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-08-09
INDIANS SUE FOR LANDS.

Washington. Suit was instituted
in the supreme court Of the District
of Columbia, by a number of Caddo
Indians and white men who have
married Caddo Indian women, asking
that a writ Of mandamus be issued
against the secretary of the interior
compelling that official to approve Sc
Lotions of lands in tho newly opened
lands in Oklahoma territory which
have been made by them, and to
withdraw the lands for settlement.
They base their claim upon an old
act of congress granting lands to
members of Indian tribes affiliated
with the Wichita Indians. Rule to
show cause returnable on the 10Th in
slant was issued by the court.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-08-09
KILLING IN JACKSON.

jackson, Miss. -About 8 o'olocb
Monday evening in front Of J. F
Hunters drug store, Will Ligon, To-
cal sanitary inspector, shot and in,
stantly killed Dave Shelton, a well
known young man of this place.
Shortly before the killing the two
men had an encounter, but were sepa.
rated and it is stated, each used some
strong language toward the other
When they met again Ligon fred al
sight, the ball striking Shelton in the
heart, causing instant death. The
quarrel grew out of some sanitary or.
ders Ligon had made respecting Shell.
tons premises The tragedy created
considerable stir in the city as both
parties are we'll known.