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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-04
WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Aug 2-Wh "a. Wll
Wlll. 5jQj6
SAN FRANCIS 'u Aug 3-Waah
cash '7i..
CHICAGO. Aug. l-Whsa. september
opening. G,hHL. closing ij',
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-04

dtlinu OF the blood, aud local
applications, while soothing
aud cooling. and may TO some
cI,cnt relieve the inaamma.
ton sad itching, cannot
10 considered eafes. because
eItctnal remedies do not
rra,h constitutional or blood
diseases. Salyea, oln,ments,
powders, lotions and soaps do
more harm than good, by
smearing over aud sealing up
Tho potca Of the akin, thal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-04
SILVER MARKET

NJ wYoaN. Aus 3-sHv.r ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29

MORE WHARTON COUNTY LAND TO
BE PUT IN RICE.
The Water Is to Be Taken from the
Colorado River and Thousands OF
Acres Win Be Opened Up.

wharton, Texas, July cs.--Another large
canal project is now In an embryo state
which. when consumated. win make whar
ton county one OF the leading rice coun.
ties in the South The canal will lead
from the Colorado river on the west side
near the Warehouse plantation. and Will
penetrate through some OF the finest rice
sections. irrlgatng thousands OF acres Of
rice. The means for cultlvatng the cereal
win be placed In the reach Of men of
small. as well as of large -svita. as rice
will he accepted in payment for the use
OF water
number OF Louisiana capitalists arc In
terested In the matter, and Ii Is claimed
that a working capital OF S3,OOo.oN Is at
the command OF the company, That, with
even poor advantages, Nle soil and climate
are wonderfully adapted to the culture OF
rice hes heen clearly demonstrated by the
experience OF the past two years Last
season. when rice culture was in It's earliest
Infancy In this section, MIR. A. L. Borden
drew a prize at the Houston Fruit, Flower
and Vegetable fair Tor the finest specimen
of home raised japanese rice. With the
vast number of acres which by means
Of canals, can he watercd by the river.
also with the success attained by wells ON
the prairie land, the future of the rice
planter in this county is rich In promise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Victoria Local News.

Victoria, Texas, July 2s.-Dr, Francis
j. Cooke. who recently consented to serve
as city health officer without salary, Is
energetically striving to improve the SAM
tary conditions and is receiving the en-
dorsement and cooperation OF the medical
fraternity and the municipal authorities
Two arrests has already been made for
violation of the sanitary. ordinances and
more are expected to follow.
Today's excursion to Port Lavaca was
from Columbus, Flatonia, Cuero and inter
mediate points. big crowd was aboard
The Victoria Ore department has received
an invitation to attend the firemen's ccle
bration at Corpus Christi August II,
John W. Henderson, the Insurance man,
came in yesterday from Rockport where
his family are summering, and left to-
day for Gonzales on business.
General Superintendent d. I. Forbes re-
turned yesterday from a trip TO Hous'
ton.
Henry c. Taylor is back from short
trip East.
tie and Masters John ]. and Robert, and
Miss Lorraine sullivan, returned yes Srday
from n three weeks stay at the Melder
"Chlpln" ranch in San Patricio county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brcnham Texas. July os big fest In
in progress today az schumacher's platform
out towards Gay Hill and quite numbcr
went out from here The festivities will
close with grand bah tonight
In the match game OF BAN between Bur.
ton and Gay Hin mines played at Gay
nm yesterday Burton had an easy vic
cory.
lrof Theo. Falkenberg of Burton, VINO
has been teaching a school In that place
for the past year, has accepted the pro
tessorship Of school near raylor, VIII
ia time TO enter upon hlS duties ut the
beginning OF the fall session
Or. W. N. MayheId has decided to locate
az wichita Fails to which place he will
move at an early duy.
Marshal Sails has ordered thorough
cleaning up of dirty alleys and backwards
The second infantry band. the iloncer
Signal Corps aud the BRENNAN Field Artil-
Jerry, returned from the State encampment
al Austin this morning.
Tho little child az Jake Bouldln, col
iberia,
at Rippes hall, n few Of the young men
Of Btenham going out.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Myatt returned from AUSTIN
Rey, 6. Dosdan left Saturday for
Nj, + c. Mcintyre, who has been So
journlng ut Mineral Wells for the past
month returned home this morning
Rev. G. $, Tumiin, formerly pastor or
the First Baptist church here, who was
% preach there sunday, telegraphcd last
evening from Fort Worth. his present
1home, that funeral OF one Of his nom
mcnt.
Mr. o. ], Hondo, formerly Of this coun-
~, hut now OF Waco is here on visit
=. Mr. h. Welgand was reported quite sick
Mr.. j. w. Dallns OF Tndenendapre snepY
Saturday in the city
The third Of the series Of summer night
concerts by the Second Regiment band viii
be given az Gernania park tonight
Brenham and Sommervile baseball nine.
are playing a match game at Flremans
park this afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Notes and Personals.

Austin, Texas, july 2S-Mrs. ]. II. Gass.
away aged 2S years, died yesterday at the
family home at the corner of Fifth and
Blanco streets. A husband and several
children survive her. The funeral took
place this afternoon.
Mr.. Lee Clark Of the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association has accepted the chair o.
English in the Jarvis college and has re-.
signed his local position.
Clerk Morse Of the supreme court left
today for Galveston TO attend tho Bar
association meeting.
i. j. Mienharlt, an old soldier at thu
Confederate home. was found dead In he'd
Yesterday. He wa~ Is years old and was
a member of company d, Sixth Louisiana
infantry.
The Young son Of ] X. Donnan was pain
fully injured yesterday evening by falling
from one Of the gas light posts In front
of the capitol building.
Miss Sallie Mahnn ami Miss Katie HnL
both Of Hampstead, are here visiting rela.
dives and friends.
Alderman Shumate will Introduce an orii.
nance at the next meeting Of the council
to provide for better sidewalks,
Miss Maggie Daniel Of Houston Is here
visiting Mis- Goodwin Jones.
Mrs. ]. b. Payton Of Trinity is here
visiting friends.
Miss Mildred Daugherty of Elgln Is here
visiting frir nds.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Hancock are in Tea
arkann for a few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BURNET-A British agent was In Bur
no, last week and bought twenty or more
hcrscS for army use, paying from $50 10
$50 per head.
BuRNET The comglssloners' court has
ordcred county election for Augusc II
to determine whether or not countSpro-
hllition shall prevail
EOYp.- An old man named Rankin was
Knocked from the railroad track and killed
by the passenger train. Rankin was an
OLD scttcr and was about so years of age.
HoNDo. Cotton IL coming In in larger
GGg easeS frd now eGs aRrret toW Wilson e oSd
from Mr.. Jesse i. Strait-ail from near
Saucey,
SAN ANTONIO. Unless Governor Say
ers extends executive cemeucy to Juan
Rocha. the condemned murderer, he has less
than one week Of life left In which Ia
prepare for his end.
NEW BOSTON Marion Harris, negro
from Little River county, Ark, was shot
add KILLED by Deputy Sherin stove BAH
whiie resisting arrest Harris fred twice
al The officer before he was killed.
HARwOoD The Baptist meeting that
clofcd with i've additions to the church,
tbs place and i. e. swonord . Smith.
VILE
MARSHALL.--Thc city school board has
elected the following teachers to vacancies
in the high school; Prof. Long, chair Of
LAIN and Greek; Miss Susie Griffith, his
tory English aud literature.
;ECATUR.-Th rain broke up the eX-
Confederate and old soldiers reunion at
tlls place. The picnic had lasted three
dpy- and more people visited the reunion
gioupds than ever before. Conservative
ostmates place the number Of people pres
Ell at 10000.
PARIS Farmers report that hundreds
Of daad sand lizards commonly called
"SaudsN ITS" are TO he seen lying In the
corn ard cotton rows aud along the c0un
try reads as result OF the Intense heat
aud recent dry weather. The burning sand,
II Is claimed, literally cooked them 10 death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
0lITslDE WELLS WATCHED
.,oor INTEREST IN THEM THAN IN
THE SURE PRODUCERS.
~, AZ Them Are Now Under Way,
Which viii Have an Effect
on the Future.

beaumont. Texas, July 2s.-Interest Is
beainping TO center In the test wells
ss,ns nut down on land contiguous
!" spindle Top, and the probable disclosures
J, ,he drill In each of these wells is a
.',,,er Of more Importance than the bring
-. Z Of three or four wells on the hill
~ 5br well of the Federal Crude OH com
II. about COO feet southwest of the field,
y, nj. IL which much Interest is conferred
n',s drllers have instructions not TO stop
.ssrt of 5000 feet, and the drill is going
a1an steadily, The Chicago Crude, Just
aorth Of the hill Is also making good
"sosress and is now about 1900 feet deep.
gns Treadway well, northeast of the field,
4. also working steadily.
n is understood that the Bryan Heard
Nh about one and one half miles west OF
wv. s."biii Will be sunk to a depth or 1000
7 a Unless Oh is struck at a less depth. The
ssstt ~ drilling this well has been much
sn,ared but the drill Is going down rapid
~ + now. and the well is $50 Ieet deep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29

style was explained by the stamp In the
corner, which was one OF the old pony ex.
press series OF Wells, Fargo g. Co., ana
was emhelllshed with picture q a man
on horseback. spurring at a dead gauop
across the plains. l know, OF course, that
the Pacific mail Of the period was carried
by relay express riders, but | never before
realized what great pains We're taken 10
reduce the weight to the lowest possible
point. am told that the letters wefs
Of the saddle and that they we're always
written ON specially prepared tissue.
THE one | have described must nave &c
cupled an expert clerk several days, Tor
the penmanship, while microscopic Is beau
tlfully executed, and as clear and ae ieRi-
bic as print. The stamp WAS u the de-
nomination OF 20 cents, and taken alto-
Rether II would be hard TO md a more
Striking reminder OF the astonishing prog.
ress that has been made ~ this country IN
n tribe over one generation, Eyerythins
about the little brown letter-its hghtnessr
lis compactness aud the cost o. It's car,
iiAee--Spoke Of dangers, dithcuties Ano
crude, primitive conditions. lN y diibeult
10 realize that the route 4 Travelled II now
the great highway Of Thousand fusnina
trains bearing the granscontinental com
fnerce Of the nation"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29

smithville, Texas, July 2s. The Fist
Regiment band returned this morning from
the State encampment AT Austin. They
won the distinction Of being the hest regl-
ment band In attendance md one OF the
best in the State. Tomorrow night a big
dance viii be rendered them OF The opera
house. and probably Tuesday or Wednps-
day night a BANQUET viii be given them.
The little daughter Of City Marshal j.
II Hubbard died yesterday evening aud
waR buried this morning
ED II. Z. Bunce is making preparations
to open a large photograph gallery here.
Station Agent W. Z. Nancy and family
have gone TO the Buffalo exposition.
Conductor J. A. Massey Is preparing TO
build four neat rent cottages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Temple Topics.

Temple. Texas, July 2s The report Of
the condition Of Temples two National
banks show that there is large amount OF
money ON deposit IN Temple subject to
check The First National reports SlG5,
S6J and the Temple National has $2s3,7o7.
Today is the last day that the gates at
Lake park VIII be open for the general
public Hereafter admission tickets must
he presented 10 gain admittance Tickets
admitting members 10 the grounds and
entitllng them to all privileges can be had
FOR small monthly payment The direc-
TORS have spent a large amount 81 money
Improving the grounds, and from now on
charges viii be made for the privileges at
the lake
The r.. Y +. U. viii give a social Mon
day night on the church lawn,
Or V. Oatman has Just returned from a
fishing expedition 10 the Colorado river, He
brought back a catfish weighing ifty-slx
pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29

eay kidney or bladder tronh,o =. .,.
ton IA yl,u nave carly and right atten-
.ae ~ ~ kaneys are slow to yield to dis.
lsoal ..a N"en they do, overwork is the
DO, sause' An affected kidney Is an ON.
II; a. one Impure blood has weakened
ro,s remedy needed is one that viii 70
w ~ and rebuild the kidney n
a ns Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic vii,
lan ~ aus been doing It for forty.fye
tld II 70 other remedy has ever been
n. I sach universal favor.
hsoa ws hitter impurities out OF the
n elo." "usu the blood is bad the kidneys
sess I,o s'1 !, WIN these polsons. DR.. Har,
lapurns. ionie cures by neutralizlne the
3 hud,n, - nastening their expulsion.
al by vIs,I ~ .he tissues of the kidneys
I'd s,+, s.'ns these organs more strenrth
"a uans,s while It is curing kidney
ne dellr,,. troubles It is also repairing ali
his u nsehinery Of the body.
resythlr. best Of all tonics. II does
"a ~. Y1at any ordinary tonic can a.
'asr stmsA, s'any important things that
se,hine h., eau not do. Nor can Il do
~ ass Su' good; It is absolutely harm.
'atrrth .s be given to support The
Nh yon.- hasten the cure OF any In.
Ines hsrmss q Old Ordinary iron some.
eh sur ~ put the iron In Harter's Ton,c
eslchs. 'Sfm that it does No Nam I,
"a ana s .hs blood. strengthens ~ ~
y Ned,eIees digestion. lads me SION
as7sSass,le Co., Dayton. Ohio o. s sola
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Brookshire News.

Brookshire, Texas, July 2s-Mr. w ~
Aiils and family have returned from r-
glnla, where they have been visiting rein,
tives for tho past month.
John Miller OF Houston is here visiting
his family.
Mrs II, c. Cunningham ana family will
leave In a few days for Corpus Christi,
mer.
The hop Friday night was much enjoyed
by tho society folk
Fine rains have fallen In and around
Brookshlre for the past few days, ref esh-
Ing vegetation, but q great deal more is
needed 20 MI the creeks and lakes for
the benefit of stock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
LAKE CHARLES LOCALS.
The Rain Has Been Sufficient for the
Rice Crop.

The Rain Has Been Sufficient for the
Rice Crop.
Lake Charles La July -. The rains OF
the last few DAYS have been In sufficient
quantities 70 Justify the c. b. Lake & Co.
canal in stopping the Plant for "A day or
50. Reports from the lower rice country
Indicate plenty of water and greatly i'm
proved condition Of crops,
The Lake Charles oil company has two
carloads Of pipe en- route which win at
tive In about a week The machinery will
follow at once End drilling will be pushed
On It's lease in the east part of Lake
Charles, where the company has had a
derrick ready for some weeks.
Another suit has been filed to annul an
oil lease. siding Carruthers brings suit
through his attorneys, Mccoy & Moss,
against W. H. Slaley, lessee. for the an
nument Of a lease on 500 acres OF land
mar the Vincent well.
The Beaumont team won two games from
Lake Charles yesterday and the day before
At Beaumont. The two teams VIII play In
Lake Charles Sunday, This places RcAn-
mont on the top list With the Lumber
league.
The Ladies Aid society of the Simpson
Nenodist Episc pal church has adop,td Il
novel way to raise fands to beautify the
thurch and grounds. 1t Is the calender
PLAN They have taken the month of Au
gust and expect to get 10 cents for each
hour Of every day, II they are successful
they will realize $40 on that month.
Prof, Mckinney, who has been in LAX
Charles for some time as leader of tic
opera house orchestra, left Yesterday fos
place q!
eaarles ]. Chalson, a former Lake Charles
citizen but now OF Beaumont. is In the
Guy visiting friends and relatives He says
Beaumont Is rapidly binding up. His com
pany Is sinking well outside of the proven
district and Is now down 14O0 feet, and
any oil outside of Spindle Top they will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Cameron News Notes.

Cameron Texas, July 27.-Miss Sing Of
Rockdale is visiting her sister, Mrs, Nc
GIegor.
Homer MCGEE has moved TO FL Reno
|. i.
Mr.. ]. n. Bradshaw OF Orlando, Fla,
paid his relatives = flying visit this week
Misses Ada and Winnie Henderson are
in Rogers. Ark. for the summer.
Judge Sam Streetman and family and
Mrs NJ. Il. Mclyar and family returned
from Montavi, Ark, today.
Rev 4. l.. Antony, who is now in the
evangelstic work, has received a unan
nous call TO become the pastor OF th'
Baptist church at Henrietta, Texas.
Miss Nora Hehley has recovered from
a forty days seige Of fever.
Mrs. John Green Is visiting her parents
Judge and Mrs Johnston. in Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
NEGROES TOLD TO LEAVE

Anna, Collin County and One Aged
Woman Was Whipped.
mckinney, Texas, July 27.-Race troubles
are prevailing among the whites ana black
~ anna, this county, which arose over
sNeged misconduct on the part OF the ne
s ssv As result, the negroes have been
SsIis s 70 leave the town at once. On
M XVI uesfo woman who refused 10 heed
ara s warning was taken from her b d
s ~, aignt this week and whipped. but not
~ hurt A well known white citi
ne I gt been arrested on cha g. Of lie
lesssd dH ~ So IN this whipping and re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
rAe ATLANTIc RIeE MILLS COMFY

New York CITY anu BehuMoDt, IeAHs-
offer best Inducements for "Toll Milling
ana marketing of mlled product at highest
prices.
Rice stored within its capacous ware
houses.
We always carry good supply OF IN.
PORTED and DOMESTIC, HONDURAS
aud JAPAN SEED RlCES, OF best quality
during planting season; also Of extra heavy
ROUGH RICE SACKS, and STANDARD
Texas should mill aud market her own
rice.
TEXAS GRocBRs AND JoRRERS
should cOnfne their dealings TO Texas
grown rice, Il being the best rice raised
In any country, the world over and sus-
ceptible Of the finest results from milling.
as the past seasons experience has abund-
antly demonstrated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANoREw.
Final Session Of Convention Held in De-
troit Yesterday.

Detroit. Mich, July rs Hnal SEES
sion OF the convention Of tue brotherhood
OF ST. Andrew, which began on Thursday
last. was held tonight at ST. Johns church,
RI. Rev. Arthur G. A. Hail, ID. d.. bishop
OF Vermont presiding.
rho anniversary sermon was delivered by
Rev James II. Mcllvaine, ID, Of Plttsburg
atJthe morning session. Az 8.30 p. M. d
ulhss meeting for men was held az con.
Venton hall Short speeches were made by
a number OF delegates and others on broth
erhood work
At the early session at st. Johns church
addresses were made by Rev. j. A. Rich.
nrdson, NJ. A., OF 81. John, \. b., on Ills
chaplain OF the University Of the South,
suwahee, Tenn. on His Kingdom"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29

n, the stomach performs irs funct1ans
actively and regularly, the food Of Which
n is The receptacle, Is transformed into
hiood Of a nouiishine quality. which fur
nishcs vinor and warmth 70 tie whole body,
IsEIRRfNE gives tone to the stomach and
nromotes digestion and asSlmiiates- Price,
ka cents. For sale By. 4. Y. kiesiirg,
dYuseist. SOC Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
- Ronte to hia Pest.

New York, July 2s.--Among the passen-
gers on the steamship la Champagne
which arrived today, was most Rev Mgr.
Farsaglio- BaYonIa, archbishop OF the HER
archy and apostolic delegate 10 the repub-
is en- route for quito, Ecnador,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
A HOUSE DYNAMlTED,
Its Occupant Was Not in His Usual Place
and Escsped

aTIU LSNdpTU'
Waco Texas July 2S.-The residence OF
w. W. Wilson. an old bachelor, who lives
eight miles from this city, was dyn mitel
about o'clock this morning A stick
of dynamite was placed under the co ner
of the building where Wilson slept and
exploded, tearing up the corner OF The
house, hut the occupant Of the house had
moved to another corner In order to I. {
n better breeze and this saved his fe,
AS It was he received n terrible shoot
and will be laid up for several dlys Of
hcers are at work on the case and arrests
Will likely be made today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
LETTERs ON TIssuE pApER.
Postal Period When Weight Counted for
a Great Deal.

a Great Deal.
philadelphia Times
In looking over some old papers the
other day." said a wholesale merchant, Il
ran across a very singular document Il
was a letter OF instruction sent forty years
ago by one Of my uncles, then in St. Louis.
90 his agent ia San Francisco. Jt related
10 the disposal OF lot OF goods whlfh had
been shipped by way OF the Horn, and, 81.
though II contained over 1900 words and
A copy OF good sized invoice, Il was writ.
ten 0n Just two sheets ~ paper. The paper
itself was a sort Of Tough, OPAQUE tissue,
letter slipped easily into an envelope shout
three inches wide.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Eire at San Antonio.

San Antonio. Texas, July 2s.-At 1915
tonight fire destroyed frame building and
contents owned by Carl Engoliad Road,
near Cherry street The loss was $500
on building ana $1,000 on stock Insured.
origin OF IRE unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
moRk no egeIN AM wEesrER.
The Machinery for the Guffey Well Has
80 Arrived

NTTINlUs
webster Texas. July 27.--The machinery
~ the Gufley well No. l at Webster ar.
,.rpa this morning, and teams are engaged
teiay in hauling it out TO the well site.
TO enable the boers to begin action
oplplly, force Of men will work Sunday,
Syrayating reservoirs to hold the necessary
sater,
should no unforeseen obstacle interpose
sanal boring will begin on Tuesday. July
"a There is an abundance of pipe on
he .round of diameters ranging from 10
n I inches also $50 cords of wood, and
srrangements are completed for n full sup
MI. ~ water Here's TO Guftey No. /
may she never prove a duster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Child Bitten hu = Sale

s, "s,uslo' Texas, July pa 5.year-o old
!, ,s So, OF Holmes Heard in the suburbs
Jug city was bitten by mouse snake
Nioibsslp readlng adder Yesterday. An older
Fanle ,,, was Sung by a scorpion about the
are now doctor was called and both
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
NAooeDooHes ooUNTY TRoUeLE.
General Wozenorsft Has Gone to Set
tie H.

tie II,
Nacogdoches. Texas, July IS, General A.
T., Wozencratt Of the state militia Is here
With two OF his aides by order Of The
governor to Investigate n trouble which
has been in existence since the 18th of
May last The trouble has grown out Of
shooting scrape had bloOd has exist.
el between the parties since the time Of
The difnCultE The sheriff and city mar
Shal claim that the county attorney viii
i,t prosecute after they had made com
nlninIS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
Given a Life Tern

4. ue1 ,,,,, Texas July 26.--T Jury In
~, ~ WI, WI Bass murder case, charged with
hung Of Bill Tate on the Hoxle San
ssrSri ranch on June IS last, rcturned
tegree az ~ guilty Of murder in the FIRST
lie. III the state penitentiary for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-29
PNhian TempIe for Sort morth.

4 ~ worth Texas July 2s.-Thc trustees
s,v u knights of Pythies lodges of this
j. nave decided 10 erect a new Pyth,an
MI COST si s' rs are 70 he let at once. Ii
have tho h,'i}Ssp, IL IS the attention T.
wy ollldlng compltted hv octni,nr