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tlou he was alleged to have had with an
other witness. The usual~ averment was
made that toe verdict was against the law
and the evidence
Attorney Winston Overton. who resFe-
scented the defendant, submitted tho mo-
ilon without argument Judge Miller had
previously plpced on record hrlet and
clear statrmeht 90 hts reasons for making
each OF the decisions objected 20 aud (
wGs Do surprise when he at once deuicd
the motion for q new trial,
II was then that he directed the PRISONER
10 Staud up and asked him n he had any
reason 10 Offer why the court should not
pass sentence upon him
No nOtbiug answered Batsnn quietly
and firmly, except that I am innocent :"
As usual the prisoner was the least disenm,
posed man IN the room As ne pronounCee
tho sentence Of the law. all the spectators
felt q little thrtll aud the Judges yoict
grew husky WITH emotion,
Attorney overtou asked and WIS granted
an appeal 70 the supreme court Of the
/ State.
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LANn EoRFgITuREs MADE.
The Partial Sections Are Scattered Over
Many Counties.

Austin, Texas. Apsll .. The laud cem-
m bssiouer this morulas forfeited $40 tracts
az public school land ia tho state Tor non
payment az Interest which was due Noyen-
Der /. last,
The foYfeltures are somewhat cut of the
ordinary fer they embrace only fraetiensi
sections ~ land and very few whole sec
tious are found "a tae list The f0rieltures
arc greats ScaWercd Snd can he found In
the following couutieS, Brewster, Gala
han. Castyp Carson. Cbildrrss. Comanchc,
n1nley. nuyal Easslund. ~ paso. Ed
wards Erath Fisher. Floyd, Haskell lack,
ieifersnu. Jen Davis, Kent Kerr, lamar
lainpasss Liberty lipscemb Iiye OAK.
MayericG, Palo Plato. Pccos' Reeves, Ran
dsll Red River Stonewali. Ward. WehA,
WiIbarger ana ivai1e II Is rr-drde,, as
! sinrulur thius that picge OF land Ia
jefferson county should be allowed To for
felt
me commissioner + sending out notices
% no aflinuneHts Eiyiag them until June
"a pay their Interest aud -re-esta6lisa
their claims
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Al friends requested to bring MOWERS
A sunday School lecture.

Homill aud wife, prominent Sunday school
workers of Nashville Tenn. arrived la the
city today aud delivered addresses tonight
at the Central Methodist surch. pr. l'a
mill Is In charge of the SUNDAY scaool iu.
Stitutcs which are being conducted in every
conference n the southern Methodist
church. He Just finished conducting an in-
Stitutc OF the Texas conference ut Austin
and comes 10 Galveston hv Invitations The
subject Of his address tonight was How
To- Make the SUNDAY School GO MS.
Hamil also spoke on "Fhe Primary De
partmcnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-26

san Diego Texas. April e4-Drillers at
the Pintas oil well are now reemins out tae
well aud lowering the six inch easing in
the rock Just above the oil which was
struck on Monday last Every prccautlon
Is bclng taken and preparation made 10
control the well when Il comes In From
the volume of oil that came ont on Mon.
day when the strike was made aud the
great volume of gas the drillers look for a
fine well and perhaps A suSher.
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Gas Blowout at DAYTON.

Mr, W. y Bullard Of Dayton was In the
city yesterday and reported a hig gas hiow
ont In well near Dayton Wednesday
evening. The we'll was being put down Tor
water on rice farm and when the gas was
struck II blew the water and mud all over
the derrick and raised q tenineh easing
ten fCct high. The well was Stn feet deep
whom gas Yves struck and Is about one aud
one-Aaf mites from the well sunk by tho
Guifey people about q year since.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-26
[AE REUNION is AT AN END
Rousands OF the Veterans Have Already
Left Dallas for Their Homes.
EAST OF BARBEcUED BUFFALO TO WIND UP
=. Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans
uet and Elected John M. Adams of Fort Worth
to Succeed Thomas M. Stone

port ON bylaws at the next meeting. which
VIII be held In Dallas July next.
The new president Of the Association OF
Medical Officers Of the Army aud Navy Of
the Confcdcracy is Texan. DR. J. w.
Kerr of CorslcanN. DIR. Kerr stated today
that he is the only surviving physician out
of sNty-clght who attended the wounded at
Andersonvlllc during the war.
lie declared that the living physicians
owe II To poSterity To leave record Of the
history of that period In order that ike
truth may lac known.
lie stated that a wear Is a long time 10
uon, communications should he addressed
to Dr. Dccring j. Roberts. the secretary
and treasurer.
IWo hundred veterans Of Walkers divl-
sion met in general reunion camp yesier.
day aud orgaUlzcd a permanent reunion or
sanitation ct that division by eloctiug the
following officers: President, General w.
II. King Of sulphur, Texas; FIRST vice preSl.
dent, Captain V, Fails OF Nacogdoches: see.
ond vice president Samuel 4. Rector ~
icarcy; third vice president Fred Carton:
toulth NlcC president. II. u. pcarCc OF bal.
llnger; NTH vice president. Ike Hickman "
kissing star; secretary ana treasurer, tyre
hancock of Dallas. first chaplain It, b.
carroll Of Waco; second chaplain l. &. Car
roll OF lurlcN; third chaplain. Harry W.
iiNbop: committee ON constitution and hy-
I avs Major !. NJ Douglass of Cursiranu,
| Jpnn -. dohuSon ANA Or. -. l.. Williams Of
! llallHS' committee uu arrAugCmcutS Colonel
W. l.. Crawford. Dr. q. L. Williams II l.
! lpShaw. X. L. BaScy aud NJ. Il. Marks. all
OF Dallas
II was ordered that the next reunion shall
he held In Dallas on the third Tuesday In
July, lSu2. continuing three DAYS. aud that
permanent headquarters shall be In Dallas.
The Shrlners of Heua temple OF Dallas
gave reception mt the Carnegie library
this afternoon 20 the visiting sinners who
attended the reunion. Many Shrlncrs from
all parts of the South were in attendance.
Miss Jean Cannon OF Houston was one
II the most attractive Of all the luyc y
Young ladies az the big Kaliph bah last
night She wore costume ot sea srecu
cGthou over green taifcta, with gold trim.
mineS aud lace.
Judge John H. Reagan's hear, has bcen
touched often and kccnly during the rc
union 10y the demonstrations Of love and
B affection that have greeted him on all sides
| The old veterans The sons and daughter,
Of veterans a1d thousands of others have
shown him marked evidences W rcSpc l.
1 Among the veterans here were 1--we brotl.
I ois who Tough, through the civil war 'rau
( beginning 10 end and came out In good
[ shape -tRc Horn brothers. These brothers
went from their Gcorsia home to join tn,
army, sin In number one 81 them fell in
] battle, Two were In Gcorgla artlcry
ami three belonged 10 cavalry The ~,
surviving brothers had not all met since
/ lNIl-- thuty-onc years ago.
For, Worth. Texas Aprn "a. Or. Albert
] f,r
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Another CONS found.

Galveston. Texas, April y. -'rhe remains
OF another storm victim were found yes
terdny afternoon near Fifteenth aud Ave
nue. 4. After much discussion regarding
who should bury the remains, the health
department Of the city finally ordered the
city sexton TO look after the matter. The
Woman's Health Protective association
made arrangements some time ago whereby
the remains nf the unindrntined storm vie
Tins should he properly buried. The con
tractor in charge Of the work completed
h some time ago, hut he agreed 90 also look
after the burial Of amy other bodies wilton
were found artcrwnrd In the city limits.
There seemed q little doubt about the re-
muius found yesterday being those ~ q
storm victim. bur Justice Barry who held
the inquest expressed that heller.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-26

Missionary convention with New Hope Bap-
tiSt church iu Gtcenyillc Roy. +. L.
Lights OF Houston Us president ~ the con
yeution and J. VI CnlWcll. also of Houston,
Is convention reporter. A Bihie Institute
was conducted by t. stewart 4 wei
coming address WIS delivered by Pastor
Riley ~ New Hope church and the intro.
ductory sermnu was preached ny Rev. IL.
r. Wilson OF Marshall An able paper on
"Auus ana Objects or the convention"
WAS presented by Roy. j, Il. Dives ot Aus
tin
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GnIf Mission convention.

Beeyillc. Texas. Aprll . Tho gulf dis
trict convention 81 tho Christian church,
which has heep 10 session here sincs
"Wednesday mornng, closed ITS lanorS today
aud adjourned % meet in HalletsYiie naxt
year The meeting was wetl attended aud
great deal az hnsiness 81 benefit To the
church was transacted. missionary col
lection amounting To- over $500 was taken
up gt the services last night
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chnrnnd NJ Mnrder.

san Diego. Texas, April p. tive Mex
leans II this county were arrested about
hftecn miles west OF this place Yesterday
charged With TIE murder ~ Jesus Vare D.
In lave Oak county about April TO-
After the Mexican VAS murdered his body
vas dragged IL a nearby well aud tAroMA
IN g. and the crime was not dlSeoNeted
rutl Tho body was accidentally FOUND,
clcht DAYS later The officers took the
IRAN and ARRESTED thc parties, rs stated
above. The prisoners VIII be taken 20 1--we
OAK ctnuty tomorrow.
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- Anneln FederaI Court.

san Angelo. Texas, April p In thls
court the cause Of Sawyer cattle COMPANY
y. CaStleherry WAS transferred q lall5s
rs agreement Plaintiff holds about ~
sections ~ publlc lands under lease an1
defendants have settled thereon, oase
in,,,iyinv similar points Is now before the
STATE supreme court which Is eAPected 70
hand d0Fsn an opinion thereon before INC
above STYLED cause Is tried. which VIII taen
be settled by the State courts oecislon.
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Galveston, Texas April "a James Par
neil. eolored charged with robbery by as
sault had his preliminary hearing iu Jus
tice uerschhor.er's court this morning. ana
his bond was dxed at SiOpe Bcmg unable
IL give this he was rcTludel IN iail. Par
neil il the negro who Is alleged 20 have
committed several hold ups In the eity.
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RoRlNe FoR oIL.

The Work # DRILLING Began at Humble
Yesterday Morning.
From parties who came 10 the city last
night from Humble on the East and West
Texas road Il IS learned that the work
of boring for oil hogan Mt that place yes
tcrdav morning twcnvcinch pipe is
being driven aud this Will he used as Gar
down a. practicable wheu a smaller pipe
viii be subs titutCd
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Contract for Wen in Brown County

Rrowuwood, Texas. April 24-rAe
Hrownwood ON company let a contract %
MIR. :. N Mellon today Tor the sinking
Of wen. work TO begin Ia ton days The
we'll To start With will y" twelve lnchcS
,n Diameter. using ten inch caslu. COS.
tract depth 600 feCt. This Is the third
contract nlaGc 80 thc last hftecu days. Four
home companies VII soon be operating
here
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LoeAhart. Texas, Aprll a3-Thc new dull
sud machinery Tor the STEPHENS OIL we'll has
arrived and the big bore is going rapidly
down.
The new rotary dTlll az the Sardweh wei
has arrived aud work Is progressing raN-
ornhlv though somewhat retarded by the
magnetic force and influence which has
been developed.
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A Baby Show.

Galveston. Texas. AprI IS. 4 baby show
Tor the bcneat OF thc Le,itll Rosenberg
home for women was given az the SCottis.
Kite cathedral this afternoon. Ihls was
followed hv an entertainment. "Dwodora.
Il stwrcn the acts ~ the play nne vaudeville
speclsltlcs were given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-26

Galveston, Texas, April -. The Inde-
pendent Order or Odd Fellows are prcpar
ing to celebrtc the eI.htythrd anniversary
of their order tomorrow night The order
has been In existence Ia this city for ever
atty years and the members take great
interest ip their organization Tho cele-
hratgon tomorrow evening VIII commence
az : o'cloc6
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Galveston. Texas. April - The sales at
the Galveston on exchange today were IS
follows;
Beatty. 9lGuo shares al Ike.
Realty. i0Na shares DO lAsc-
Higgins 20 shares OF SVt.sA
Manhattan. % shares az tNc.
Texas Star. 80 shares az 93c.
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ProsnectINe olI Land SOD.

Mrs. McGcwau yesterday sold 20 Harris
Mss,ersoh So acres 81 land IN the neigh
horheoa ~ Humble fer $500. u IS said
ahOut seventeen miles from the city
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ketohun-NeMson.

Galveston. Texas Aprll ~. Cards have
been issued hy Mr., aui Mrs. Afrel :
Newsou TO the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Mrscttc Maud. 20 Mr. George y
Kptchum The nuptlals viii occur MAY
al high noon at the First Prcshytcyt'n
church The Young reoDlg VIII hc at homc
g, lSit fremont street sitter May -.
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NalIonal Rank III MadIsoryIIIe.
Especial to Tho Post.l

Washington, April % Tho comptroller
ot the currency today approved the appli'
cation NJ n8ve H. Shapira Of Madsonvilie.
Texas. NJ. Randolph ". 4 Price. =.
Shapiya and T. r MrlyNr to organize the
First National Bank OF MadsonYille with a
capital If $4,000
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DO not leave hon. on a journey without
4 bottle q 'Chauberlaln's Collie. Choierz
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. II Is almost GER
irin &c be needed and can NOT be procured
while gou are on board the cars ior steam.
ship. 1t Is pleasant. sste and reliable. Fof
ta'e by al druggists
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a.. rexas April -. - rue tWcllth an
VA ,lon Of the United Confederate Vet.
o'clock this afternoon passed
,r The boom of cannon and
Nrc Of taps ~ the buglcrs anu
,lhsrt Sidney Johnston was ne moro
+, allegations Of veterans hled ont
r,lr grounds and workmen began
Ia the tents
w of veterans convention, like
Noa by thc older men, adjourned
shor session devoted to passing
,cns Of thanks.
!, the saddcst DAY Of happy ic.
a, TODAY my comrades part from
~, part from each other; another
.i another reunion viii hud some o.
/ ,A,r, many. gone to tue lust muster.
rc,r ms heart is wumg with the
X even ms 1t is gladlcued aud quick.
X tDe meeting, and | pray that We
\ ,opchsafcd Just one more reunion,
more. before the solcWn reunion OF
~ and all race, beyond the river"
.poAe Commander in chief John -.
y, 10 few OF his old comrades today
no last session of the United Con-
s,is Veterans convent an was cuu u
AN The tome of his voice NJ les, than
.s,ds expressed the dprth of his tcci-
ijis word, were typical vi others hc.
h M an over Camp Albert Sidney john
"a, day OF parting and the qucs-
II uonder II Wpll meet agIint' was
nom many lips. aud many nm aged
,Sook obviously In answer.
Il me day was mt given over to the
|vs d parting entirely Every effort
\, made by the committee in charge To
r., thr gloom which it VAS known would
!, when goodbycS were being said.
kA we're ordered to play as they had
|ssi played before, and they Gil 50,
|N,ai and the Bonnie Blue Flag" mo-
|Ftffd the program and cheers In tlc
brum, whore the convention WAS being
aBd ont IN the streets NJ the camp
4 ttA that the happiness " the reunion
4 sin strong I'm the veteran breast ,
| IA 4 mingled with the sorrow OF parting.
\ ,aAance the attractions Of the camp
| IL last day feast unique In the his.
~ o. reunions was rrrpNred' ON "uI'
Brought from ranch famous anon,
|hsnrn the country over were made
4ye /" '"V ,""
iyS''.N"' ~ 'I,'''' Nv ~ WV
~ y "',,' -, - ,,' -, 49,.
L ~ h,,SScpc businnss All nirht Ian
Iamense cartaSscs slowly ronstcd aud
|sa mogn!ng broke tho expert "alloWc I
|aSb b. nothiu at Edwards corpnattO ton
b. to hold candle To Il
4 vas noon before the cNactiu. taste ~
b faaStlue ior thirty STA hours and VEG
turn M immense crowd ma
II res,ss WhiSm "o onsn "" wbcn rho meit
~ irpm the .coals. was brought In.
- Be wlllih to march again, said
n os," N W'" nus ,'"v cVt.i iW NJ,
r. Il they'd oTcr Il reward ike Tits.
y hrprate estimate ot the number ol
" mas htch l"Wht lWpAS~hN. nNi
~ " position 90 form the best ludg
pA% tae NoWo"N .hrtWeeu i-1@p' m
w" an aNNrNSr of lLcN meals a diN
me1 sefLed ~ 'A' moss ton'c> a taml
Il SeA anu tAiN average was nut SHE d.
Nared today owing SO the fact { lUt
Il special guests were allowed to pan
9AS Texas, Apru - ComraratiyclS
n nlalcn visitors remain i'm the city
F'y few Of those vet here are Texans
& Texas contingent began leaving ycStcr
md nearly an have loft for theli
|rst An nr,r,,,,,.,, ,,,y. .,..,,,.,. ,t,,. how,
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 100 shares
az lOc.
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas. 100 shares
az lOc.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. 100 shares
at lcc
Missouri. kansas and Texas, 800 shares
at Toe
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, $50 shares
at lOc.
Anglo. 500 shares NJ 2hc.
Anglo, 900 shares ut 21tc
Anglo, $40 shares at aAc.
Anglo 1850 shares at 2lSc.
Anglo 1000 shares at NO.
Anglo, 500 shares at 2iSc.
Anglo. lO0OO shares az 2Mc
Anglo. 500 shares at rye.
Anglo, 1000 shares at 2iSc.
Anglo. 400 shares at 2iac.
Dividend 5000 shares at isc.
Dividend, 10000 shares at isc
Dividend 10000 shares at lie.
Dividend. 2UOO shares nj &c.
Dividend $500 shares at igc.
OIL EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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HM oounty Cotton pamaned.

Mt. Calm, teyas April a The hlss
south Wind III TIE paSr few days Is playing
havoc with youug cotton. Fully half thu
crop that Is az VIII have 10 be replanted.
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The "Roval Baker and Pastry
Cook - -- over 500 practical
and valuable cooking re-
c eipts 49, free to every
patron. Send full address,
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There are cheap baking pow
ders, made from. alum, but
their astriaeent and cau,er-s
izing qdal itics ado a
dangeroug clement 20 food
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Dividend, 100 shares AZ lsc
Dividend. 80 shares az Nc.
Dividend. Sssn shares az no
nividelld. 4O,0 shares At lsC,
Dividend 100 shares az tsc.
German American, 90 shares at Ia
German American, 9uo shares at ltc.
German. American. $40 shares az lie.
Success s,sU shares a, Zoe.
Victor lU,N shares ~ 2lsc.
Victor. iCtu shares az Nee
Victor, iCtO shares At Giec.
Victor tVto shares az 9t.c,
-lctur, lt0o shares az 2isc.
Victor SNn shares at 9l4c.
Victor. -Nsn shares at .tac.
Independence. iOs1 shares at S9sc.
lpdepeudvnce. lou shares az a..
Inarpfndcuce, iOOo shares AZ IAsc.
Entcrprise, &p0 shares NJ 80,
Lucky Dime. 50 shares ui Is,
Dividend 500 shaucs al i2c.
Dividend, ,sON shares ~ W,
tuseaue. 5&sN shares NJ 4l.c
FaSrade. skNO shureS az Aisr.
Cascadc 400 shares al ace.
dividend Stso shares at tsc.
Hex s'tp shares az lS.
Cascade. u.,to shares ~ {asc
Independence. li,u0 shares az Sisc,
Missouri Kansas and Texas, ipo shares
az lOc
Missouri, kansas a-s re,-- % shares al
iOc.
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cRocKErT.-From thirty 10 forty cars
Of Irish potatoes win be shipped from here
tails year.
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Nearo saptIsts b sesslon.

Greeuvius. Texas. April 24.-'rhe negro
Barslsts OF Texas are holding a FoEelsn.
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port ON bylaws At the next meeting. which
Nlll be hold In nnllas July next
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OIL EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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aoYA. 0Akns goaOLa CO.. loo wlLlIAA 81. NswY0an-
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ieias division, L. :. c, V, held an
ss,s meeting this morulpg at 10
u the auditorium OF the city hau
fSe., q commander To succeed Thomas
m \ " waco, Iohu NJ Adams III Fort
y a. roumlttre ~ four couSIstinr Of
4 gt,gIh oi Waco. Rcnucit llll ~ pul-
Z R,es> " brewery NJ Galveston and
49, OF Bowie, was appointed 10 re-
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1902-07-11
The Strike of the Anthracite Miners
In Pennsylvania Has Entered
Its Ninth Week.
EVERYTHING REMAINS VERY QUIET.
Warrants Issued For the Arrest of
Ten strikers Mt WilliamstOwn,
for Inciting to Riot-President
Mitchell In New York for some
Purpose.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, July S.-The
ninth week of the anthracite coal
miners strike opened extremely
quiet. Conditions around the collier
les remain unchanged.
The strikers of this district, which
is composed of all the territory from
Forest City, 20 miles north of Scran-
ton, to Shiekshinny, 16 miles south of
here, were interested in the annual
convention which opened at Nanti-
coke. The meeting, in point of num-
bers. was the largest in the history
of the district. As far as is known,
no very important business will come
before the convention. President
Nichols is sure of a reelection, as
are also most of the others. Vice
President Adam Ruscavage and Sec
retary John Dempsey are being op-
posed for reelection.
President Mitchell's sudden depar-
ture for New York, Sunday. continues
to excite interest among the miners
here. Outside of a statement made
by one of his lieutenants that the mi
nerS. chief went to New York for
the purpose of meeting labor leaders,
no information can be had here as
to the exact purpose of Mr.. Mitchell's s
trip.
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A JUDICIAL SENSATION.
An Entire Jury Panel Dismissed by
Judge Murphy In the Record
er's Court mt Detroit.

Detroit Mich. July 9.-Judge Al
fred j. Murphy, of the recorders
court. created sensation in the
early proceedings for the trial of
Frank {. Andrews, former vice-presi-
dent of the wrecked City Savings
bank, which began Tuesday, by dis
missing the entire panel of jurors
drawn for the July term of court
Judge Murphy said in explanation
of his action that he had received m
formation affecting members of the
jury and that he considered it proper,
in the interests of justice to dis
charge all the jurors summoned for
the rest of this term.
While it has not developed in court,
it has been rumored that several of
the men on the jury were very friend
" with some of Frank {. Andrews
close political associates.
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LEARNED IT HERE FIRST.
News of the New Date for King Ed
wards Coronation Made Pub-
lie In America First.

London, July 9.-The news that the
coronation of King Edward was to
be held before the middle of August
was published in America before il
was known here. But the London
Times and another paper this morn
ing confirm the press announce
ment. From the same excellent
source it is learned that the pressing
forward of the coronation WIS cue to
the personal insistence of the k.ng.
His doctors We're at first opposed to
such an early date but the king de-
clined TO agree to any other planS.
The doctors agree that il will I've
far better for King Edward II get
through the turDoil If tie corona
tion as soon rs possible than TO have
1t hanging Ovcr him for months. The
king has determ ned not 10 break Up
the court at Buckingham palace un-
til after the coronation. He may 60
on board his yacht for few days
cruise but he ~ more likely to re-
main in Lon ION till the affair is ever
and then take a prolonged holiday.