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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-15
Manifestations po|iticas
LOS DEsENGANADoS
Humacao, Octubre 8 de 1901.

/ Humacao. Octubre de 1901.
| Sr. Director de LA DEMOcRACIA
| Csguas.
| Muy sefIor mfo: Hace eli espacio de veinte
| dias que por indicsciones de personss cuyc
proceder cansa perjuicio toda socedad, Sc
| me hfzo EMBELLISHMENTS 6rmAr ell iibro que au-
| torfza los enemigos fmplacab'es de esta hermo-
50 isla. No qnfero que mi hnmiIde 6rma se
estfme en- ese libro como it'll para msi1ana di-
rigfr un ataque al partido federal. Esto 10 he
sido siempre, porque en- esA agrupaci6u 6gu-
ran Ia nobIeza, Ia dig nfdad Ia raz6n de Ia
personalidad pnertorrfquefia.
Al anular, como 10 hsgo, la frma que apa-
rece en- el mencionado libro, guardador de un
esttgma oprobioso, ingreso nnevamente en- el
Gran Partido Federal, que es ell que comanda
ell venerable hombre pdblico don Luis Muf1oz
Rivera
De usted atentamente,
Guillermo Morell y Dlaz.
Humacao, Octubre 8 de 1901
Sefior Director de LA DEMOcRAcxA.
Caguas.
Honorable sef1or: Federal por conviction
propia. hace seis meses SO me fndujo frmar
e regfstro Rei'ublicano, haci6ndoseme saber
que fngresaba en- partfdo de patriotas;
conc no es asf; como 20 comprendO que ell
verdadero patriotismo est2 en ell gran parti1o
federal, de nuevo 81 me adlfo y anulo la Dr.
ma que estamp6 en- un momento de ofuscas6n;
20 deseo Ell bien de mi pats, por 10 tanto es-
tare al lado de los que 10 defenden. como 10
hicieran en- Ia asamb'ea de Caguas los sef1ores
Mufoz Rivera, Dfaz Navarro, y 81 Licenciado
don Ramon Rodriguez, de Maunabo, quisnes
tuve ell gusto de OR porque me encontraba en-
dicha asamblea
Con la mayor consideration me suscribo
de nsted atsnto amigo, s. g. y correligionario,
Rafael Gomez.
Camuy Octubre de 1901.
Senor Director de LA DEMOCRACIA
Csguss.
MI estimado seffor:
Hasta hoy no habfa militado en- ningdn
partfdo portfco, aunqne era cierto que SEN
abstuve siempre de hacer pinguna manifesto
ci6n, pues querfa estudisr fondo el proceder
de ambos oartidos, para ent6nces decidirme
por ell que defenders mas desinteresadamente
y con mayor tes6n nuestra fDfortunada pa.
trfa.
Hoy, conyencido hasta Ia evidencia de
que estos hombres estan en- Ell partdo federal,
pues momentos los veo luchando. defendfen- /
do los derechos mancilados de esta TERRA; In |
greso en- dfcho partido, para ell cuaL ofresco |
mi concurso. en- Ell cual luchar6 sin descanso |
sirviendome de norma e ejemplo de mi padre, |
federal convencdo de este pueblo.
Atentamente,
Jose Anacleto de Jes1s.
Barranquitas, Octubre 1s de 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRActA
Caguas.
Mi distinguido correigionario: Aparece |
en- ell peri6dfco Et Pats una adhesion al parti-
do repnbicano de algnnos vecfnos de este pue- |
bio. En- ella est6 mi hrma.
Yo soy Federal. Autortc6 un escrito he |
cho por IN sehor republicano de esta locali-
dad, creyendo que ei tai escrito era una solici- |
tud para fngresar en- Ia poicia fnsular.
Mi polftica no Sc vende. Mi entusiasmo |
por la idea federal no 80 entibia ents las pro-
m esas nj ante ell halaec.
Miembro de Ia Policfa fnsular, serfa 10 que
soy hoy ser6 siempre; I'm buen hijo de la tie
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First Court Of Annals.

Galveston. Texas, June 20 Following
are todays proceedings in tho court az
civil appeals:
Affirmed: p j. WINS & Bro VS. w r.
Sims heirs from NavaTo NJ. l.. stIpc ct
nj VS.. r. u Shirley ct al, from Collin,
Texas md Pacific Railway Company vs..
J. X Bywnter, ftnm lamar; san lnc.nio
and Southern Railway tompanE w lSin
McLn, from Montgomery; g.. w Buktt
VS. Charles l.. Mcdonald ct al. from An
dprson; Alfred CRriweil VS. Mrs l.. X.
Gammggc, cxecutrix, from Anderson
Reversed and repRndel; NJ. and Nj. H.
! Mayors vs.. !. w Word 81 al from Lam n
Dismissed Calvin Milllgan vs. Texas
and New Orleans Railroad Company, from
1 Liberty.
Motions FOR rohearlng refused: Barbara
Meier VS. John Dockal, from Austin Y. "
I Ntlliams ct al VS.. Sterling Mrcr. trnht'f
I from Pol5 Board OF School lrnsteeF w.
/ Andrew Dow. from Harris; $. NJ Henry
| et al VS. A. A. Boutler ct al, from ther"
kec
Motions 10 strike out statement of lac''
! refused. American Telegraph and Te'"
1 phone Company VS.. &. c. Kirsh ct MI if'"
! Shelby.
Motion for ccrtlorari granted American
I TELEGRAPH and Telephone Company va. 4
/ { Rirsh ct a. from shelby.
POSTPONED until October TO- Gulf Colo
| RADIO and Santa re Railway company
Ned Edwards from Harris
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Malaria.

The people who live In low, swampy coun.
tries seem TO take II for granted that Ala
larla. Fcvcrs aud AGue are necessary evils
They apparently do not realize that these
Diseases are slowly but surely sappine their
general vitality These intermittent feyers,
malaria. fever and ague, swamp fever, Jun
Gle fever. etc, are the most persistent enc
mics Of the human race. II the aggregate
az harm they DO could be realized. they
would be fought as plaques.
These diseases are the result Of weakness.
NJ noisonrd. lnlcrobial blood. and It was
Tong ago demonstrated that Dr. Harters
Iron Tonic WAS an absolute specific, sure
cure. Ii has been eonquerlng aud prevent
INC these diseases for nearly half ecu
,,rv II purihes the blood and drives out
the poisons.
II has been thoroughly demonstrated thai
mo insects which infcst new countries ana
| low swampy localities are vehicles for car
wing disease germs II your blood Is pure
and healthy YOU need have little fear OF
! these. But Il your blood Is bad II Is nol
IN condition 70 resist the poisonous stings
and ms result the germs Of disease obtain
a footing
Protect yourself by using Dr. larter'
IRON Tonic. II win not only drive oul bu
I t.ap out malaria aud other levers OF lk'
/ Eta IL Eas done il ia so many thouAndi
/ ~ rgses that you can not doubt
/ ~ hlale only BIZ The DR.. HnrTer Medicine
co. Dayton, ohio. Sold everywhere.
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Rrenham Thursday to attend the election
81 officers ~ the Brenhan Elgin Oii com
BanV Is proprietor of the Eigln brick
YARD and says that he is now using oll
With which to burn brick, hut was NOT
allie to say just yet how he liked the
hut apparently they were being burned all
right al a much smaller cost and much
greater convenience.
A crowd OF young folks were entertained
wednesday night by Miss Erma Garrett
Refreshments were served and a most de
liehtful evening passed all to swiftly for
those present,
AZ Independence Monday next there viii
he n big basket dinner aud public lnstalla
tion OF Masonic officers, the festivities 20
he closed with q grand bail az night at
the residence Of Mrs, Bette Clay,
AIR Il, Z. Graber who has been spend.
Ing the past week or swo here visiting rclal
lives and friends, has returned TO his
home In Fort Worth,
Mrs n. II. Rankin and daughter, Mrs.
Josie Carlisle, who have been here ON a
visit to relatives for some time left Thurs.
day for Waco, which place Will be their
home In the future.
Mr. Herbert Weaver OF Georgetown was
in the city Wednesday and went nut ia
Independence to-day 10 assist his father,
Rev. Adam Weaver Ia his arrangements
to move TO Georgetown
Mrs Helen NJ Stodd9rd has cancelled
her lecture date Tor Friday night at this
/ place.
the county board for the examination
4 81 county teachers viii ne In session Fri
/ dav and saturday.
| this district, Is in the city He came w
/ FROM Chappell Hin 10 attend the quarterly
/ conference AT the Methodist church
! Wednesday night.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenbam. Texas. June 2o.-The two
emancipation celebrations by the Lapoi1hs
Mons club al stockbridge,s park and by
protective Hook and Ladder company at
the fair grounds were continued THURSDAY
Al stockhridges park Wednesday after
noon J. NJ. H. Randlc introduced Prof.
RIedsoe, principal of the colored Schools
Of Rrenham who delivered the welcome
address Prof. c. +. simmons then MIRO
dpred J. II. Mitchell, who delivered the
GROWING speech.
prof simmons then delivered the ora
,io, of the day. first reading the enamel
nation proclamatlon. Ais speech answered
Inc questions Of origin In America. their
,ssociatiou with American civilization, tue
s,,cess Of the race, how they have sue.
co.dcd the mistakes Of the race, what re-
sorme are needed. race prejudice. and de.
rlorea the fact that the race had not set
higher moral standard The speech
,'as characterized by the good common
$, nse for which simmons Is noted
/ uo deplorcd the fact that the two organ
lzatlons could not get together ana nave
one grand celebration
Thursday morning both bands, represent
| Inc The two organizations, assembled oi
! he snuare ana played alternately uhll
/ ebout 10 o'clock each going out 70 thfi
reenectiye grounds to renew the pleasure
nj me festivities, which VIII bc concluue'
The RE colorcd people Of Chappel hin ba'
an emancipatlon eelehrauon, barbecue ans
/ nublic Installation ~ officers OF the Mason
/ h lodge wednesday, and from l'IoI. ~ u
| VIM. who bad tho management Of ga
| affair we learn that there was tauL
! good attpndauce, and thar the eeieblauU
| Was A pronounced success IN every way.
Vie Postal telegraph people vita tqrc
~ tweuty-s seven hands quietly walked I'M
prenham over week ago stringng fol
r,ires IN the Southwestern Telegraph an
| Talenhone company's poles. They came ui
| hcrsided and m q rush that lDdicated tina
| nee were afraid Of an Injunction, an
men they had reached the big pole J
S.onf M Or Tristrlm's drug store the
ionEed around and saw that this was
1 central posifiop, ana as they hhd no ide
yyhere thc office Of the company would 10
thev cut loose the coil 81 wire AMI 2
| rufetlv departed No office has bee
incl no iaiimotion given ont as
,,hen one would be open
me team being driven by MIS-. @.
. sberherd and Miss Matte Morgan IA
~, st tbp cornor OF West and Alan
srcnne about $3.50 O'Clock Thursday NOR
ne rnlIldng with o telesraph pole. d
,n6iishIng the shafts Of the buggy. thfq'
ing Mrs. Shepherd out and badly bruiS
her face, which came IN contact win q
te MI. 4. i. smith of Eigin. whO was
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HIGHER COURTS.
Thn Sunren1e Court.

Austin, Texas June 20--rhe following
proceedings were had in the supreme court
today.
Applications refused suH Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway Company VS. Southwest
ern Telegraph and Telephone Company,
from LAMAR f. {. Hin vs. |, n. Roach
ct al, from Parker; f. r.. Gray VS. Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company,
from Tarranti Buebee. { olemau Land and
Cattle Company VS. Matador Land ana Cnt
tie Company. from Han; 4. NJ Swopc vs..
Missouri Trust Company, from Johnson
j. NJ Proctor ct al VS. san Antonio street
Kansas and Texas Railway Company Of
Texas Ns. A. j. Oslin from Graysou, Mis-
scul Kansas aud Texas Railway Company
OF Texas VS.. w. l., Ray. from Hunt
Applications granted and causes set for
October H. 1901 McLcpnan County VS.
John \, Graves ct al, from Eastland j.
H. Noble sheriff, etc, VS. McIenuan Coun
iy. from Eastlaud Ellis County VS.. r +
Thompson, from Ellis,
Certified questions answered j T, Comp
ton VS.. r. Holmes, from Harris.
Reversed and reminded Texas and Pa
ellie Railway Company vs. Richmond ~
rinany, from Dallas.
Dismissed for want Of jurisdiction; c. j
Wright VS. Josie T.. Bell. from Harris.
Submitted. Granville Allen et al VS.. !
/ Z Stovall ct 81. from Dallas, LAMAR
I BriGhlman VS., Comanchc County. from co
Motion for rehearlng oycrrulcd san An
| tonic Real Estate, Building and Lonn As
| ISOLATION VS.. g. Stewart, from BCAnr
/ Motion 70 reform Judgment submitted
! u Sullivan s Go. OF Hl VS.. Texas BriqUett
/ aud Coal Company. from BoXar
Because Of the granting Of the nppicI
/ ton In j, L. Noble ct al vs. McLenna
| Comfy, the motion for rehearing OF th
| case of McLenuan County VS.. John \
/ Graves ct al is also granted.
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TEXAS DEATH POLL

UrSUAW nillsboro. Texas. June 20
Captain 3. e. tpshgw died suddenly az his
residence Ut 2,}0 O'Clock this morn ns, TIC
was IN customary health yesterday, lul
was unwell through the night He brcaG
restless anu sat 40 IN n fhalr tor lrhci
and died In tho chair, lls remains were
inferred In tho city cemetery mt so O'clock
this afternoon. captain UpshnW Wns Tor
In Little Rock, ARK. Junuary III. lNlH Ne
moved thence SO Texas Va 1850 with his
enlisted la company H. Seventeenth MiHHs
slpp regiment Us second lieutenant. u 3
resigned and returning to IVNus l0iWcu
Vaults Lceinu. He wns captured at Week
burg aud pHr5led aud transferred 10 thN
1ranamlssisslppl department, whore he
tain on the STATS of w,icrcut Commands.
At the close Of the war he began zee prac
tice of law ut Rrcnham ana moved tu
Corsicana in 1870, whore he was appointed
district attorney ~ 1874 ne l9ntra S
lllIAuOro, where he has since rcRidad ana
I where he became one of the leading ~
/ torncys Ilc was senator for he frnih
! district in the Twenty FIRST legislature A'
4 WAB q man Of strong personality Nnl &" u
I yictions He bad not been Ia good hca'il
I for some years
DAVIS Groesbecck Texas June 90 Diet
al the residence OF his sister. MR.. y y
ar # II Dnvis. lie hus lived here fo
more than forty years. being one NJ ~,
early settlers Of this county
KERR Corscuua Texns, juno 90 pleo
AT his residence on West Fhiru street, MT
settled IN Corscana IN lS52' coming iron
Tennessee
CARNEIL.~ Corslcnn0. Texas. June ~ .
Mrs Josie A. CARMEL alcd last niEhl NJ
her homc on West SerOnd avenue, uite
an Illness Of four months
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Notes and Personals.

Austin, Texas, June 20.-lnsurance tom,
missioner Johnson has returned from
business trip to Haskell county
Mayor White has appointed the follow
,hg committee to confer with the nonu
holders Of the city of Austin win reIet,'
.snce to making a compromise OF some KIM
| such thing liz possible f. NJ; Maduoh >
W Doom, Clarence Miller, L., NJ CROOK
e and the mayor will be chairman
NJ, William wellmer of this city, wn9
high In Masonic circles, is at one o,
Me hospitals in Galveston for mealca'
/, uetment. lie Is a well known clllIen
taa mis- many friends here are hopeiul VI
> as entlre recovery.
Secretary OF State Tod has sent M
printed election proclamations to the slA A,i
confessional district calling for the specia
confessional election July 13. the proCia
nalions were sent TO every voting procure
u the district.
Engineer Thompson of the railroad com
asslon has gone TO Texarkana and WI
nae trip over the TeXarkana ana + 81
sInh railroad for the purpose oil plae'n'
County Tax Collector Wolf OF Milan
eehty 10 here on business.
aI Louis J. WORKMAN has been inyite'
=" uelyer the Fourth OF July orauoh
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coIornd RanLIeLg Al Ra.lrop


pastrnn. Texas. June 20 Tao ST. John
district sunday school convention had It's
opcnlns r,,d8y 10 very interesting soF'
sion beginning nj o'clock sharp with
president ! II Wiun Of Manor presiding.
me delegation is sim Increasing and at
the present rate ere the expiration or
twenty-four more short hours every part
of the dfstrIct viii be represented with
,isitnrs and delegates,
me Young Peoples Union closed ITS reg
ulnr session last night with sermon h}
I Vey H. ~ williams Of sherman. ON
| cers were elected ms follows! President X
/ Brgant. Vice president MISS H. SharklW'
! recording secretary, W. T.. Alien. ifeA lilrr'
! Mrs y. Johnson; corresponding he'tt'a 70
! j. r. Madison; district organizer, k
| Wheeler. This department VIII hold cdl'I
! SESSIONS each afternoon,
The session today WAS usneied ~ 10y al
| hour II prayer service AT 5 o'clock prompt
| is at na hour Of o Rev. j. II. VIM called
| the convention 10 order. Rev -. 'aru'
| conducted deyotionals, after which ih'
/ tnirn chapter 0f James was rcnt f'"pNnfl'N
( ly and commented npon lY several hrt'J,
rem The text in Isaiah. vi, - was adopted
| us q watchword
! Welcome addresses were read by Mrs
! fis RfSpGuses by 4 Jones and II NJ
/ Willnms The Introductory sermon wa
Prca,hcd, by !RRey -, w MaillnS ~. o o
tbree nor forsaEe thee Josh T. ..
( collie, lion for the work followed, when
gOod number Of visitors paid The require
Zee aud became annual members,
resolution WIN be introduced duriu
tNe session providing for change Of "a
meeting date of the convention. chiefly ~
cause the present date Is too near y
| celebration ~ the emancipation, nunnnl
| on the 18Th OF June.
A paper BY prof w. II. Kerr oa "rh
RelBiIon Between fhe Pastor and IA
sunday School"
Tho following committee was nppolnte
on enr0llmcntfS S. G. Rhodeg, l.. T. Mad
son. NJ T. Alien. l. II, Harris, 70. Arnoi,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
NEW CITY DIRECTORY HAS BEEN
ISSUED; POPULATION 34.os6.
A Big Mackerel Evidences the Ouality
of the Fishing Sport-A Sale
Confirmed.

Galveston, Texas, June 2o.-Nlessrs Nor
rlson & Fnurmy have gotten out their Cal
weston city directory for 10000. In their
announcement the publishers say: "An
effort to secure the population of the CITY
OF Galveston has beer made WITH greater
accuracy than ever before II win be no
uced that Immediately following large
|. number Of the names it, the directory ap
rears small figure. This signides that
al the time of the canvass there were
that many In the family Of which the
persons whose names are followed by the
figure is the head. This has been a feat.
ure of all previous canvasses, but never
before has It been printed in the directory.
The sum of these hgures is 340sG. and as
the canvass has been an exceptionally
careful one, II is highly probable that tho
population is as near the figure given as il
is possible for human effort to attain. A
| fetal of 1853 names appear IN the direc
| toIy. This includes us Incorporated firms
Isl trm names and 1876 names of buildings
| places and the like, II these be deducted
| from the total number OF names In ia,
| directory and the result multiplied by
| the population thus Indicated Is but s.
! more than by the actual count As to,
! work, Of securing names for the directory
| mas been done by men OT experience A.
| this field. men who have gone over tn,
! ground In the same capacity 10 prrpauns
| previous directories. We can claim create
| accuracy for our count than was altalpe,
| IN the Federal census, which gave the Ctl
| q population last June q. 3I,IS9. Tina
| census was taken al q time when q grel
| many people were out OF the city on yaca
tions or business. and at the same time
is quite possible for inexperienced mpl q
1 have missed 1000 names or more Are
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Sale Confirmed.

Galveston, Texas, June 2o-ln the cause
Of Lyon Johnson nnd George A. speer' re-
ceIyers Of the Atlanta National Bnild'ns
and Loan association, vs.. John 4 CraW
ford and Ida L. Crawford 2 nel{I's e,o W.
Nonrt today confirming the sale Of log .
ond in The Fairyiew addition Of the city
Of Houston The sale was maze 10y pm
S S,Sd5 George A speer for the consideration
of $500.
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Boulder, Col, before the Chautauqua asso.
citation
Tho infant son Of MIR. and Mrs. Otto I
Qnandt died Yesterday az Fort Prairie and
was buried today.
Governor and Mrs Savers are staying Al
the ileaf and Dumb institute while thC
mansion Is being repaired.
State Senator James Of Honkins co,ntv
ana senator Johnson Of Navarro are here
Tor few days on business.
Assistant Attorney General Reese has
gone TO Hampstead for ten days stay.
Mrs Il. NJ. Love has gone to Mexia To-
Visit, Her daughter, Miss Esther, ac
County Clerk Hornsby Of this county \
squarely in the road for railroad commits
Siioher year hence, and says that hi,
chances are 6rst class
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EUGENE WALL CASE.

Testimony for the Defense Is to Show
Self Defense.
Rust Texas, June 20 The state rested
its case In the walt ease today and defeu n
ant bas bcen introducing his evidence oil
evening nefendants witnesses trstlf
that at the time Wall shot Broc KS
Rroocka WAS attempting 10 get his pistol
90 shoot Wall All the State witnesses trs.
lined TINT they did not notice Nhnt
Brooks was doing until after Wall nied
tho nrst time Defendants witnesses tes-
Tilted that nroocks hrgt attempted 10 shoot
before Wall did nre.
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Rio Gt8ndc. Texas, june Is. The VIZ
pesses, attorneys and most Of the accused
pcrsons who were IN ATTENDANCE on the
Federal court nj Brownsville last week
returned last evening A large number n
cases were sent before the grand Jury b.
tho limited states commissioner AZ this
Mace few NJ them were Indicted and
most Of those who were either acquitted u
dismissed
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No EXCITEMENT AT SHREVEPORT
Reasons for Which the Two Negroes
Were Lynched.

Reasons for WnlCU NlN
Were Lynohed.
ponton La. June 2o.--There is Ntt'e *
element here over the lynchng oil me wv.
nogroes. smith and McLand last night -
is claimed that the two men were ie4usis
~ a secret order and had entered man
conspIracies against the whites .v'
composed Of about 200 men 2h mfe,sHt 1l os.
yonnded the parish jail al miaa5ls M IVA
nttht and securing admitiancs ltg TX es
anerops out into the jail yard. sn,.H IN .
ni,ssan ave minutes IN when 70 p@&h,rin,.
ssSo men were then swung 10 ne' 80, t6.
80 their bodies hanging unlll NJ" p,tuce
Az vs Mciand met his fate siolcaIlS cav
a M6y.srds the negro who killed Jonn VIZ
Eoster. Is still at large, aithon61 Kim I'm.
~ he being made 10 apprehshI h l.di tbat
Ioss Edwards is caught It Is neltN' o.,e, =
.taro viii he no further Ylo rne 80 ore
~ dozen or more negro prisoners con,
ln t oeaon6ned in jail charged WIN ''"
niWWnt+y in Inc murder Of Foster
Shreveport, La, June 2o-Tbe lyhs ,l,s
:, % apropbet'' smith and r. D. AeLan-
a. Renton last night caused no eoms .., y,
hsrs The two negroes were r'ga. ae ~ =
sar,s,ons characters and there - nbt'
nannment on the action OK asl
mOb.
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Marlin Texus, juno 20 company is
being organized TO bore another hot water
well Tue capital stock VIII be $4,000, 70
be Increased n this amount is not suri-
Client 60 reach the pow famous hot water
strltun here, which is $3.50 feet.
Tho matter Of putting asphalt on the
streets OF Marlin Ii stlll under consdera-
lion by the CITY council
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from Keuucy. He was driving a spirited
team and they started "a run away and he.
IN attempting to stop them, either fell orr
jumped ant " the wagon He struck the
wheel and cut four ghshes ln his head. iiel
was dragged some distance hy the lines.
lie WAS abic to hn taken home, some three
miles IN the country.
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waco, Texas, June 20. The retail clerks
of Waco have perfected union In the flty
and about 400 have Joined Al a meeting
held iast night the following officers were
elected. George l.. Marlborough, president
100 ~ Rtchards. arst vice president; Jamie
Rrown. second yice president aud All COR
teiIus secretary.
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iustlp, Texas, June 2o.-The supreme
,s,r, did NOT hand down m opinion today
d the schindell mendamus case me c"ui'
room was filed with prominent attorneys
vAo are Interested in the case but III, II
R,lrS SsnS down an opinion at the next
viii pssvSr A sosyt day, which is Monday. Th l,
r.rt viii adjourn for the term a week
FINN Saturday
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Menro Woman shot.

Troupe. Texas. June 10. AS the south.
bound international and Great Northern
train neared Troupe about $40 D. M an
alteration arose between some negroes
fron foneyiew. several shots heing fred
tyScu the smoke cleared away 10 was
foupd that q negro woman had heen shot
M fhe leg aud another negro woman mad
A fesh wound IN the Iett shoulder. Nnen