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Texans in New York.
Especial to The Post

New York, July THE following Texans
are registered at New York hotels;
Austin. w. +. Muther. Grand Union; A.
Smith, Herald square.
III Paso A McAnee. Aston; b. Blnmen-
thai, Nendome.
Galvcston--B T. Ephrlm, ST. Denis; I.
W Mnstersou Gerard,
Marlin "A T. CARTS Albert.
Paris-,E. culbersen, y Dean, W. G.
Dean and wife, J. Golden Jr Navarro
Terrell--A Calhoun, Aston.
Texas-J #. HAHN, New Amsterdam; A,
n Myers St. Denis
pqlias-R. L. Simpson, Herald Square
NJ Torpey ana wife Metropolitan,
gainesville r. Laird, Raleigh
Greenvillc.-F y. Ranncy, Grand Union
Mckinney i. Everett. Park Avenue.
Oranpc.-'A Vdndykcnhoyen, MARI
borough, ~,
Texarkana.- Thompson, Herald
Pecos C. 3. Morrison. Netherlands.
Crockett-J ~. Downes, Manhattan
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas. July 9o.--rhe sales at
tue Galveston oil stock exchange today
were as follows:
Anglo-Amerlcan, 1000 at 3Jsc
Sontinental National 400 snares at 10c.
Drillers, 500 shares at &C.
Enterprise, 500 shares at Sc
Geyser OF Galveston. 200 shares at 16jac.
gladys Of Galveston, 100 shares at SC.
GNdSs of Galveston. 400 shares at SIC.
Grace, 1000 shores at 21.c
Lucky Dime. 400 shares at Zoe.
victor, 5000 shares at l13c.
al SlOa
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Crowley News Notes.

Crowley, La, July 3o.-Mr. J. E. csid-
well, secretary OF the local retail mer-
chants association, reports that the last
signature to necessary accomplishments has
been signed and the street crossing over
M site Of the proposed new depot can
~ he closed and the depot erected at
once Agent Porter Of the southern Pa
Ia rennTts everything ready except these
SIGNATURES. and work will start as soor
as the papers reach the proper railroad
Mrs Hannah Patterson, Of Decatur: N,
died thIs morning at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. A. Rakestraw. nve miles
o"S ~ the city The remains were
,eten to Illinois for interment.
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REWARD OFFERED.

Groveton. Texas, July 2s--s45o reward
og the feli 10 ogM ar saa aSd L. w b.
Facles In the town of Groveton on the
nlght of July l6: Wright Terry, age 80
high, weighs 1876 pounds; slightly, stoop-
blue eyes; has white spot In pupil OF one
eve. upper front teeth very bad; inclined
to be 'slew footed" has low. coarse voice:
eight inches, $40 pounds, fair complexion,
black hair, smokes cigarettes, otho Old
acre, age 81 or % years, 5 feet nine or ten
stoon.shOuldered, red hair, freckled face,
red complexion, small blue eyes. speaks
very low. Watch all freight trains. The
above reward will be paid for the arrest
fify by wire. ! hold warrants d. Chand-
Ter, sheriff Trinity county, Texas.
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10 NOMINATE GREGG.
Democratic Convention viii Meet at Gal
weston on August ~.

Democratic Convention viii Meet at Gal
weston on August IL.
Galveston. Texas, July 3o.-The demo
cratic congressional convention for tho pur-
pose or nominating a. W. Gregg of Ander-
son county for congress from this district
Will be called 20 order Mt the auditorium
here on the morning of August 10. As
MIR Gregg has secured instructions from a
majority OF the counties in the district It
is hardly probable that tho name OF Colonel
Mum OF Houston county. who was an as.
pirnnt for the nomination, Will be placed
before the convention. MIR. Gregg has said
that II his Intention OF announcing MS
views upon all questions In his speech or
ncccptance which he promises TO be very
brief indeed 1t Is not thought here there
win he more than perhaps twenty-five or
thirty delegates here to cast the votes OF
all the counties.
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, July 30.-The following
charters were filed today:
Home Investors company or Dallas cap
ital stock $4,000, Purpose 10 erect ana
repair buildings and loan money. lncOrpor-
ators w. L. Nichols. f, S. Roberts and l..
D. Bowser,
Del Rio COOPERATIVE association OF Del
Rio; capital stock $1,000. Purpose, general
merchandise, lucorporntors. q. w Nc
Mullen, S. #. Cummings and w. M. Saner'
malch.
Fitze Hin Orchard and Garden company
of llous on. with n branch office In Gar
rson, Nacogdoches county capital stock
$50 600 Purpose, to grow fruits and HeGe-
tables, Incorporators: Sam III. Dixon, w
Y Garrison, Il. II. Lee. Fred W. Mally and
= Il. Mcmahon.
Steiner. Harris on Burner company Of
Beaumont; capital stock $500. Purpose, 10
manufacture oil and gas burners. lncor-
porators; w. b. Harris. r. NJ. Mothner and
Robert steiner
Jack County Oil Mil company OF Jacks
boro; capital stock $50, 600 Purpose 10
erect and maintain cotton seed OF mills, To
manufacture cotton seed oil, etc. lncor-
porators f. NJ. Weaver. Sam Davidson and
n Harding.
Tho Houston Notion company amended
it's charter by increasing its capltai stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Texas and Louisiana Lumber com
pany amended its charter by increasing Its
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000
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|coLoNsL LANHAMs MOVEMENTS.
Vii Speak at LIano and Go Thence &c
Bryan.

Bryan.
Austin, Texas, July 3O.--Colonel Lanham
IN today for Llano, where he Will speak
lniay to the Confederate soldiers of that
ballty, He stated today that he would
4 from there to Bryan and then TO Mad
acnyle, where he will address the people
hat locality. He said that he intended
\ visit many places this tall and speak to
3 people Oh the principles enunciated i'll
e democratic platform. 1t is his inten-
IA % push every platform plank with the
fslslature. as he considers II his duty to
n 70 the people the things promised III
Dc platform
Colonel Lanham will visit many places,
j which he is not well known, FOR tne
kipSe Of studying local conditions and
aEag himself familiar with the wants
lAe people and TO see what is needed
ne way Of business and commercial al
lement candidate for governor has
Vsi visited Madsonville since the days
General Sam Houston and on that ac'
Fnfd
tooael Lanham is not making any prom
70 applicants for places during MS
ahilsiration He treats all alike and
sd allows a man to leave him with the
lHesson that he will get an appoint
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Mi.inn Plant Completed.

Galveston, Texas. July 30.-The mixing
plant OF the Greater New York Home oil
company is completed 1t is erected at
nier 81. where the storage tanks of this
company are also located The plant Will
use the Beaumont oil and turn out all
kinds of lubricating oils. The matter Of
estsbllshing refinery at Galveston has
been favorabIy considered by this com
pany, but 1t has been decided TO postpone
action in the matter for the present.
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Town Notes.

Austin. Texas, July 30 Ham Bramlctt
the negro cook al the deaf and dumb lnsti-
tute, dropped dead this morning In the
Kitchen OF tho institute while he was pre-
pairing breakfast.
slow, steady rain fell here all morning.
Attorney Frank I[ibbe Of Brownsville Ia
here for n few days ON business.
Miss Lillian Bolmes Of Houston Is visit.
ing her father, Captain u. A. Bolmes, OF
the comptroller's Office,
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Nem Oil Comnanv.

Austin. Texas, July 30-The charter Of
he Majestic oil and Pipe Line company ot
Beaumont was filed today; capital stock
$4,000. Purpose 10 prospect for oil and
other minerals and 10 op crate pipe lines and
steam vessG's tanEs' cars &c. Directors:
City, Mo; j. r. Mulvane. r. b. SWEEP.
W. ~ Hall. Topeka. Kan; Scott, B..
H. Tracy. Wamcgo. Kan; J r. Burton,
Charles La.
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pEvERWs eREAT cAMpAIeN.
Former Chief Of Police Entertains a
Tremendous Throna.

Tremendou5 hron9,
New York, July DO Between 1900 and
200Oo women and children were the guests
of former Chief Of Police William S Dew
cry on a water picnic today. Devery is a
candidate for the democratic leadership OF
the Ninth assembly district and the mon.
ster outing was feature Of the SPECTACULAR
campaign he has been conducting. Men
We're excluded and the six shipoads of ex.
children from the Ninth district II was
the biggest excursion ever handled In this
city Two large steamers and four barges
Dcvcry was personally In charge. Ten
physicians, q corps of trained nurses life
savers ~ opera eotnpnn., Nauuefl,ic nc
and Refreshments served In unlimited guam
titles The chief comml ssary OF the ex-
pcdltion had $50 assistants
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ENGINE JUMPED TRACK.
One Man Was Killed and a Number
Seriously Hurt.

Plttsburg. Pa. July 30-The engine OF
the westbouud fast mail No IL on the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad Jumped the track
near Pncksaddle about II 80 o'clock today
bankInont, taking with II the mail cars
John Kemmerling Of Altoona, Pa, the
engineer. was killed; S. NJ. Kinsley, FIRE.
man, Altoona. was fatally hurt, and ]. II.
McGInDis brakeman J. S. Wills mall
clerk; H. H. Work. mail clerk; J. r.
Mauric. mail clerk. all Of Harrisburg Pa,
were slightly injured
The train was made up entirely OF maii
cars and was hfty.hve minutes late. II
was running at high rate Of speed when
wrecked.
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State nent Of Strike.

Galveston, Texas July 30.-A report
comes here from Cleburne to the effect
that the end Of the machinists' strike ON
the Santa Fe is In sight, as was stated In
Cleburne dispatches in today's Post.
Both the company and the men have been
great losers by the strike. While tralhc
moved without any interruption OF conse'
quence being reported, u is known Inab ~ Ns
Interests have suffered. The men nave
received a strike benefit but this was by
no means recompense for the wages
which they would have received had thcy
been employed -, cbi
cage shortly. He may proceed there before 9,Ie
unlocked for bitches occur it is confidently
expected that the conference 10 thlchgo
will result in u settlement Of the troup;e'
Several hundred men are affected by me
strike, the machinists being our at Sle
burne, Temple. Beaumont ana GalVes.o ION
In some instances other mechanics nave
gone out through sympathy.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS
Especial TO The Post.)

ICnttIdI 10 IHH TV"I-T
Port Eads-Arrived; Algiers (Am.), from
Port Limon; Hannah NJ. Bell (Brl, from
Port Tampa: George ". Kelly Am.l, from
Buedelds: schooner Rineto Jaurcz Mex J.,
from Vera Cruz. Said: GleDarln Head
(BrJ. for Dublin and Belfast; Louisiana
(AmA. for New York. Invent 'NoT')' ior
Kew West. Fla-Arrived: concho. (Am.)
frnm New York and cleared for Galveston
New York.--Sailed: Comal tAml' for Gal
baltimore. Monomoy (Br.), fol
Galveston. n ,..,...,o
(RrG. for Galveston. from Galveston fol
Hayre.
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want the Veterans.

Galveston. Texas. July 3o,-The annual
State reunion of the United Confederate
Veterans is now in session at Dallas
Camp Magruder No 105 OF Galveston "
Judge Robert NJ Franklin. The delegates
from this place, at the request OF the Busl-
ness league, Will endeayor 70 secure the
next meeting at Galveston. II has been
several years since the veterans met mere
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Labor Day Celebration.

Austin, Texas, July 80, Labor Day will
be fttlnely observed here this yenr. as all
Of the labor uuions are getting ready for It
and big picnic viii be held at Waters
park. The usual athletic sports will take
place and the anair gives promise OF being
the largest ever given by the local organza-
tiOps
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SCURRY COMPLIMENTED
Militia Officers Will Recomend Him
for Reappointment.
EScAapMENr A COMPLETE SUCCESS
Rain Was the Only Unpleasant Feature.
Contract for Supplies Awarded.
News Notes.

Austin, Texas, July 9o.-Betore the en-.
campment broke up yesterday all OF the Of
icers took pleasure In giving Adjutant Gen
eral Scurry q personal Endorsement, and
Will recommend him for reappointment to
Governor Lanham. General scurry has
perhaps made the best adjutant general the
State ever had. and the Officers OF the
guard were quick to recognize the fact.
Bareing the rain the camp was com
plete success. and the Volunteer Guard can
place another feather In Its cop. The dis
cipline WIS the best ever maintained Mt
any Texas eacampment, and no one can
complain on account OF dlsordcrly conduct.
The Twelfth cavalry squadron is still In
camp and will remain, there for two OF
three days, as the damp weather keeps
the tents in a bad condition. The cavalry
men are comfortably quartered on side
hill and the rain does not bother them In
the least.
During the artillery practice the other
day some OF the shells went over the hill,
on the side OF which the targets We're To-
Gated, and landed near one or two farm
ers' homes about three miles beyosd. one
OF the farmers was In town yesterday with
a thirteen pound shell which he picked WI
near his home. II failed to explode ana he
said IL 1t had exploded when 1t hit the
ground near his house that his home would
have been utterly destroyed.
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MAN HUNT NEAR TYLER.

Negro Who Frightened a Lady Is Being
Pursued.
Tyler. Texas, July 3o.--A negro man en-
tered the home of Mr. Meadow, white
man, this morning In his absence and con-
Quoted himself in an unsavory manner to-
ward Mrs Meadow. Mrs. Meadow fired two
shots at the negro. who then fed.
This is the second visit of this negro to
this house. Officers are after him and a
capture is certain. Mrs. Meadow swooned
from friuht
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Liberty, Texas, July 3o.-Iohn t. Firth
suffered a stroke OF paralysis at g o'clock
Monday evening, died at 3 o'clock this
morning and was buried this afternoon
with Masonic honors. Liberty lodge No ~.
az which he was member, conducted the
ceremony. A large gathering was In at
tendance
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SCOTS Friends Hopeful.


~ Texas, July 3O.-Collector or
kr.s James H. Haynes of Corpus
ana Deputy Collector l.. p. John.
laredo, spent several hours in Bee.
4 a'eraay between trains. they were
al. ,s'I way home from the convention at
kuur ~ Muefe they assisted in nomi.
k,rr, s0nl 7, Scott of Corpus Christi Tor
faA di,t, tiney say the fight in the FIT
tapession,ii ls going TO be the warmest
ID, ys"rs contest waged in rexas In
n forth sr Inc republicans are going 10
~ Ind s sSesy effort to elect their nomi-
& party trer Oh the best campaigners in
q dstne, ron other States viii STUMP
p csrrT Both gentlemen thing scott
ndsome m Mseces and Webb counties by
settiu saaaalorltles and that his chances
ssts lanSI nOugh other counties to make
Aite Sa, sood. They hardly think a ,oint
scott and Garner probable.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.



Gonzales, Texas, July 2o-stolep at Con,
bav horse, about IA hands high, about l.
years old, branded w y on the left thigh,
collar marks on both shoulders, brand does
above horse or for information leading TO
his recovery. Address all information to
F. NJ Fly, sheriff Gonzales county
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CONFESSED TO A MURDER.
Slayer Of Negro Boy Acknowledged
His Guilt

Slayer o. a Negro Boy Acknowledged
His Guilt.
Huntsville, Texas, July pa negro boy
named Nose Tipp was killed while coming
from oakhurst to Phelps several days since
and his body thrown into gulley near the
railroad track. The matter has been closely
worked on by the officers, with the result
that Sheriff Brooks landed a man In jail
here this afternoon. The evidence against
this man is said to be strong. Tipp had
$40 on his person, which was taken. The
examining trial was had this morning,
when Rip Johnson. the man under arrest,
confessed to the killing. Johnson was re-
manded without bail.
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write him n description
of your symptoms and he will give you the
beneht Of his experience in the treatment
Of women's diseases.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF peruna.
write at once TO DIR. Hartman. giving
full statement OF your case, and he will
be pleased 10 give your mis- valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR, Hartman, President of tine
Hartman sanitarium. Columbus, ohio.
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No.lc.s Received.

Galveston. Texas, July 30.--Notices have
been received here regarding the meeting
Of the Transmlssissippi congress, which VIII
convene in Minneapolis August TO- Cal
weston will be represented az the congress-
hut the delegates have not yet been CHOSEN
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MAJORITY FOR PROHIBITION.

Fus N Limestone County Concede De-
|, feat by at Least $50.
u'sOseeK' Texas, July 3O.-Twenty-two
we twenty-nIne boxes in Limestone
f.Ay nave been heard from and prohibi-
u. "a. majority of 2S7. The ants con-
'ae county by 100 TO $50 majority.
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KILLING AT SAN ANGELO.

T. |. Davenport Shot Three Times.
Cory Stewart Arrested.
San Angelo, Texas, July 3o.--T. L. Daven.
port was shot three times and killed at
noon today on the main street in front of
the postofflce The ARRAY grew out Of
domestic troubles, Cory Stewart was i'm
mediately arrested and Jailed by the sheriff.
He is a son-in-law of the dead man.
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FIRST BALES.

sn,ithvil,e. Texas. July %. MFR. August
Buntc. prosperous German farmer,
brought In tie first bale of cotton today.
Ii was bought by Yerger, Hill & Son for
s lie. A premium OF 50 was also given
by the business men Of the town.
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month earlier than usual for the plovor TO
take up their flight southwark aud old.
timers say that II means an carly winter.
Four years ago the birds began their
southern hlght about this time and the
winter came early and was very severe.
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]. su'aess' Friends Not Alarmed

" Q, Yo,r..' July 30-Mr. Il. X. Bur
b Of ,As 0Wh' for several years mem.
|eat w.. commissioners court of DE witt
lned nj. "a tae city yesterday and in
|r tie tsnps ss,i,ends that he is a candidate
~ fromp publican nomination FOR cnn nre.s.
K d now ms, the new Tenth aisrr,cr
tt Ms making canvass Of the dis.
|s ve not s,nds of Hon. George r. Hnr.
||a'aacsnes, 40 the least alarmed by the
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Galveston, TcSas. July So-rhe Calves
ton field artillery returned today from the
encnnnnent of the state Volunteer Guard,
held al Austin The boys look Ike real
soldiers. having been well tanned by the
sun while In camp.
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sbinrent OF Parrots.

Alice. Texas. July ao.-Another unique
shInr,ant left Alice today consigned 10
Gstpnnin,o saldira at Golind, Texas. con
5sting Of eighty-nve parrots. Live animals
81 almost every description are shipped
from this point
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GRANT WON'T GO.

40 " to Attend Meeting of State
Il, executive Committee.
'lap' Texas, July 8O,-Dr. John Grant
ssel very sick and confined to his room
|, nss, ssst Ten days, He will not attend
h Al We o. the state executive commit
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CONVENTION IN MICHIGAN,

Several Prominent Democrats Are Men
toned for the Governorship.
Detroit, Mich, July So,-The democratic
State convention TO nominate a governor
and State Officers opened It's session In
Light Guard armcry this afternoon. Nom-
nations will not be made until tomorrow
There apre6rs 10 be iict Of competition
for the nominations. Several prominent
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plounr Goinn South.

Austin, Texas, July 3O.--A large number
OF plover were heard last night flying over
the city on their way south. This 10 a
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I1NoNY IS EXPECTED
Material Contests Are Expected
- 4 Fort Worth Today
~ WILL Be FOR GUARDIANSHIP.
and Henry Terrell VIII Be
F." oosooOuen,s-The Position OF
T Or. Grant.

,s Julv 3U.--lt IS not expected
ne meeting of the state ,,. lepuo ,'an,
|r'cuus -, July 81 will show any test
'h ssctions of the party unless 1t
y ns W nlace of meeting for the state
o ~ galveston Is after the conven-
i"a. :. being opposed by Fort Worth.
a" s.s,k comes in the committee state
'u Tron Will favor Fort Worth, as
hiH~4 ra,,er marshal his forces there,
gu. a,v Terrell and Mr.. Hawiey VIII
% .,irsston. as this section of the
''@ ~ Terrell's stronghold. However
w s.tIovpd that such a test Will hot
!, IN the committee for the conserva'
-' ls.,. are going to try to settle mat
49," 80 Of the convention or commit
|, meeting, s.. !. ~. s.o,o
Cor state leadership than anything
!, tno,yn that Cecil Lyon is u sup
:, president Roosevelt and he VIII
dlg eohshility be a candidate for the
~ pnsaIrmanshp to succeed nlmselt'
nv No. or he will desire TO name the
lu Henry Terrell is being support
sa Y. Wr Hswiey and the fact that MI.
is holding Federal position makes
,sr,sn that he would not Oppose lne
,sdsnt's nomination, hence tnle hinu OF
nsn' u y Grant and Green are going
wv Wv" tn IL hard to locate. Green is
eVm. ho favorable to President Roose-
pow siolentiv opposed to Lyon and
~ pui t,awley This being true he VIII
W 10 sit as a silent spectator or
1a ~" Ratchet with either one side or
Nhsr But Grant, 1t seems, Will have
"a way back. He can not support
s'rs,t with all Of the other leaders
~ nresldent Mr.. Grant can not mop
AIRY the state against MIN ana TOT
INA or any other man.
.xs ,.ct that all Of the leaders, Grant
iM ,re for Roosevelt is evidence OF
pp,ss, fact that. after the State chair
Air ,s settled. that there Will be more
. ..s.r in the ranks of Texas republicans
\. yssr than there has been for several
ssra
coMMlTrEEMEN ARRIVING.
s,r,r,l of the members of the commit
including state Chairman Cecil A
,s,. arrived tonight The object of the
,,,Ips Is 10 decide on time and place
holding the State convention and &c
,ps,ct such other business as may come
kiofe the committee.
following are the members of the com
{ht.e, H. &. Goree, Atlanta; j. A. Hur'
sulnhur Springs c. NJ. Turgeson, san
,tonio; Frank Hohnson, sherman; j. NJ
Ertey Greenvile; George IL. Green. DAT
/, Thomas Green Mincola; G. Z. tlan
,rsp, Henderson; Henry Dellums, Corsl
ma; A. W. Morrison, Ennis; Charles A
benton. Waco ] A. Mayors, Bryan
l.odore Miller BGsk; Charles k. Bone
ssunout; U. w. Alien, huntsville; George
Brown. Houston NJ. NJ. Rogers, La
range; W L. Dyer, Brennan; l.. Wren
ustIn; L. d. simmons, san Marcos; Il. Il
townsend. Victoria; J.. j. o. Luny, Sar
btgo; George II. Noonan, San Antonio
mph Tweelly, Knickerbocker; Mars
(ulh brentwood; j. Il. Williams, Ham
ton: D. g. Hunt Eastland; j. II. Luts
snsn +. b. Stanley, Fort Worth; George
Knight, Belchervillc.