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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-31
The keueduet Races.

New York, October sO.-The surprise of
the rear in racing circles came in the fifth
race at Aqueduct today, the winner turn
|hg up in May j., at 100 to 1 in the betting.
May ]. has been racing on the local tracks
al season and has been on nearly every
hart quoted at odds ranging from 1000 TO
800 to ]. She was bought about month
ago by her owner, James Mclaughlin, for
sN Nightengale, at to =, was the ia
vorte and made the running TO within a
few yards of the wire, when May j., ridden
~ Anderson, an apprentice, came on with
Il rush and won out.
Five and haIf furlongs, handicap
Hurstbourne. Collonsde, Stamping Ground.
lime l:07 AS
Nile and a furlong. the Accommodation,
andy Wlliata, RossigDol. Time SO.
Seven fHglongs- Cincinnatus, Scoffer Dark
Planet, Time 1:2S 4-a.
Vile and seventy yards, handicap-Glen'
water. Flying Jib, Hermencia- Time
i4645
Five fwlongs. selling May j., Lady Fan.
Nightengale. Time 03.
Vile and seventy yards-Bernays, Jack
0lantern, Right Away. Time LAG 3-5.
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PROTECTION Of THE OIL FIELD.
Owners Realize that They viii Have to
Do the Work.

Owners Realize that They viii Have to
Do the Work.
Beaumont Texas. October 30.-It begins
TO look as II Spindle Top win yet be pro
tected from further devastation by Are, for
the owners are awakening 70 a realization
that they themselves must do the work
Of saving the held. They are therefore
getting ready 10 Install plants and equip
the wells with such FIRE protection as viii
preveut fires recurring Mr.. Roy T. Jones
has lust arrived from Philadelphia 10 take
such steps as Will insure protection on mat
part OF the Hogg -Swaync traet TINT they
own This Will ncccssithte concerted nc
lion. but Mr. Jones thinks that the prop
erty owners around him will help with the
work. His idea IL that there should be
raised about 5000 for the purpose Of estah-
fishing central station and from TINS
there are 20 be strung pipes ana substatlons
nj each well or near each one ana the
chemical apparatus and other necessary
e1ulpment will be handled 80 as TO pre-
won't a fire spreading. 1hey VIII have also
means OF giving alarms and VIII have
watchmen placed TO stop any depreciation
that may come from the providers.
Messrs. p. NJ. Lea & Son state that they
have contracts for fifteen new wells TO be
drilled throughout Louisiana. They are
wild cat propositions, but the gentlemen
making the contracts arc amply provided
with funds and are willing 20 see the con
tractors through 70 inc extent oi ultetn'
time contract.
Messrg. Lea g. Son are today completing
good well for the Texas Western OH
company on the National tract on Spindle
Ton II IL OF the regulation kind.
The Higgins oil and Fuel company has
tho material on the ground 81 Sour Lake
Tor constructing another 550Oobarrel tank
al that point. They have recently acquired
considersble property IN that held.
Hon. James s, Hogg has again returned
10 the city.
home In Illinois.
Mrs Charles A. Towne, who has been
bere for some time. has returned 20 the
North. The senator Is still here looking
after the asphalt plant,
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The FINANCIAL SITUATION.
indebtedness Of America 70 British
Finaneiers Is Discussed.

indebtedness Of America 70 British
Finaneiers Is Discussed.
London. October 30.--"rhere Is a move.
meut toward paying on the American in.
debtedness ia London. but whether II can
be done with foOdstuffs and merchandise,
or whether It will necessitate the impor-
tation Of gold. the best posted men In the
world could not tell at the present mo-
ment"
This is the oulnion Of the head OF the
best known Auglo-Amertc8n bank In Lon
don, who. discussing the financial situation
with a representative Of the Associated
Press. added;
York at this time Of the year would not
be a normal course OF things, but the
controlling factor In the situation II the
amount OF New york's debt 10 London,
and that no one could estimate without
going through every bill box in London
and ascertaining The actual amount OF
stocks held on the stock exchange for
American commitment There Is no special
reason, SO far as ] am aware, why q large
amount OF gold should be wanted here now.
No large National ioans are impending or
ANYTHING OF that sort, but, on the other
hand there Is 80 much money tied up
In prohtless Investment, that really II is u
hard lob 10 get cash 20 pay the butchers
bill Take South Africa, where they have
shot away about 5000 100000 That makes
n big hole IN the National savings. The
list o. South Africans on the stock ex-
change represents about 1850, 100000 tied
up IN stock that does not represent hair
peF cent dividend. Nobody 10 buying for
Investment now, but whether II VIII come
10 taking gold from America, ] am quite
sure nobody Is yet IN position 70 say.
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sFHPHIS RACES CLOSED
I. V,a asetlug has Been Remark
ably Successful.
u MATINEE PROGRAM ARRANGED
go Trotter Cresceus and PAGERS
y, ~ ~ patch end Prince Alert win
Make Trials.

-. Tenn. October so.-The fail
Mn - the Memphis Trotting associa-
80. sosed today and its success has been
go 's.nIe The attendance has been
'snA' .ne weather favorable and the CON
ins' ~ the track is best evidenced by
CIV that several new worlds marks
~ 's ssan registered by the timers. The
~ .ann will give matinee tomorrow
i.'N.. .or free to the public, at which sew
.,,.known starters win attempt to
~ tormer records. Cresceus viii trot
g. .he two-miie record and Dan Patch
~ Prince Alert. PAGERS, will 80 against
sne at mile.
1870 program was something OF a
~ the majority OF the races being
g.,ls heats for beaten horses at the meet
~ Yord Derby was sent against the
n..l.s trotting record of 2;2h. Spear
VA nv ,Se reins and sent the horse along ut
lIssely clip. but 2:o6l4 was the best he
fsua M, No. 2;oe pace, a mile dash, the bay
- nariel came home first In the fastest
~, made by a mare this year. Lauretta,
~. .sv,n NY y Kinney, annexed two races dur
" IA ~ trot. one and a quarter miles dash,
,apse s4O0-IIlly Young, Palm Leaf, Beldia,
saiie Knser, Miss whitney. Best time 2;44.
sis trot, mile and a furlong dash, purse
an i, auretta, Hall Fry, Joymaker, Betsy
EsII Tony W. Best time 2;S1%.
s0s trot to wagon, amateur drivers,
.arse S4O0-Miss Whitney, Prince OF
Esnee Best time 2:11A; 2.10A.
"a mace, purse S400, mile dRsh--Dariel,
ritIe Sauaw, Rosebud. Time 2:o4%.
2,ie trot, mile dash. purse $40O-Baron
BsIl. Lady Constantine, Wilton Boy. Time
no Darwin. Roscoe Medium, Virginia
IN. Joymaker, Spotty NJ. also started.
s.is trot, purse $400-Lauretta, Astrono-
mel. La France, James B. Duke distanced
Resi- time 2:13h.
Free-for.all pace, to wagon. amateur
drlylrs-E Edith w, Fred s. Wedgewood,
little Sduak. Sphinx S. Best time 2s07.
2.iO pace mile dash, purse $400--Stranger
0, Home Circle. Blown Heels Time 2 :09i4.
Tommy Nc, Kanawha Star, Lou Vaughan
also started.
Lord Derby, to equal or beat 2:02N trot-
ting Spear)-I1me :329g: 1:o313; 1874;
206L
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these muuiments had been gathered up hy
commissioners sent out nv the State, aud
finally lost or destroyed wulle In the Gus
todv of the slater This was what the
Garner bill" undertook TO do for these
claimants, and his bill was vetoed for the
reason as stated that II was thought 10
be too favorable to the claimants TO these
old grants
seemed to believe as above stated, that
these claimants were entifted 20 some
rights and privileges denied 90 them under
the existing laws and, as before stated u
was upnn this idta that tbe attorney gen.
erai prepared tho Hill, which was enacted
into what you call the "iniqultous land
Inv" The bill. as above stated, was an
administration measure and WIS passed
through both houses IN the legislature
with that understanding, You're truly.
Bethel CocpWo0d.
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EaIr Grounds Races.

s. Louls. October ao.-The going at the
Isr Grounds was fair. IN the third race
lscle. the favorlte, and Ed L., an outsider.
IAN a dead heat.
Five and half furlongs, purse-Hetzel.
Monsieur Beaucaire. Bourke Cochran. Time
si1 aud a half furlongs, selling Parnas-
ns Precisely, Legation. Time 1:22
Seven furlongs, selling-Icicle and Ed L.
ian dead heat. Aules. Time .272;
MIC and seventy yards-Jack Young, Lacy
Omwford- The Messenger. Time 1:45.
Mle-Bengal. Tsby Tosa, Doeskln. Time
la2h
Nile and a sixteenth, selling-Joe Lesser,
Antolee, Fonspray. Time 1:49.
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The Worth Traok.

Chicago. October so.-Flo Carline, ridden
0y Coburn and backed from TO to
70 ., at post time, won the Chicago
Mdge handicap at Worth today In the good
ume Of 1:40 % for the mile.
Five aud half furlongs-Au Revoir, An.
selo Sarah Maxim. Time :o7 3-5.
psh furlongs- Herodiade. Count EN- Out
ftonta. Time 1:13 %.
Nile and an eighth-Bessie Mccarthy
ne Ne, Lady, Scarlet Lily Time 1853
ME the Chicago Ridge bandicap--FIo
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M. .l.nninns EleId.

Jennings, La, October 29.-rhe work Of
pulling out the pipe at Pelican well No. 3
continues. and as the work progresses tho
showing NJ oil gets better and the gas
SriTes The fun pressure OF the pumps 10
teen a down j. S. and W. A, Savage,
two Of the active officers In the company,
left for Sour Lake, where they 20 20 gst
that geld. ready for shipment 70 Jennings.
N Is expected TO have the rigs mere about
Nnvember 10 when they will be At once
placed 10 work at different locations IN the
Jennings field,
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chlncnnati, Ohio. October so-rwo
rayorites and four long shots we're the
winners at Latonia today.
seven 1uriongs, selling--Jigger, Locust
biossom, John Drake Time i:32
rive and half furlongs-Bob Franklin
Joe buckley, Antagonist. Time 1:1Oib.
Mile-Hargis, Glenwood, Brief Time
Carrie 1. Time 1d6k.
PIX ftrlongs. selllng-Lsura r. NJ. spe.
cisl Tax, Louise Collier. Time 1:iTX.
seven furlongs. selling-Declaimer opti.
mo- David Summers. Time 1901.
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WOULD NOT INSURE him

o ne Rev. ]. W. Yeisiey Of st. Paris.
mo. had Kidney trouble. He began 10
axe pr David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
NY and 1t cured him completely. His re-
WI acceptance by four different life in
sgrance companies proves this.
u David Kennedy's Fayorite Remedy
me only sure cure known for diseases Of
os Kidneys, Liver, Bladder, Blood, Rheu-
uatism and Dyspepsia.
c,aall. druggists sell 1t in the NEW 5O-CFNT
eiht and the regular s1O0 size bottles.
sample bottle enough for trial, free by
ppeh DR.. David Kennedy Corporation,
Aoudout n. Y.
VI David Kennedy's Salt Rheum Cream
sstes Old Sores. Skin and Scrofulous Dis
pnSses; 6Oc. Trade supplied by Houston
Drug Co.
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BELLE MEADE is INTACT.
The Noted Stock Farm viii Remain in
the jackson Family.

Nashville, Tenn, October 30 Belle
Meade farm, famous as nursery for
thoroughbred runners, remains as It has
been for many decades. w. II. Jackson.
Jr.. is the purchaser Of the cream Of the
sires and matrons that have been put un-
der the hammer during the last two days,
and will hereafter manage this historic
stud. During the sale, which concluded
this afternoon, 2f3 head were auctioncd
of for a grand total OF S1T2665. an aver
ago that approSimates $500. Today's sales
consisted principally Of weanlings, year
linGs, 2-year-olds and one 3-year-old The
total was S3T.715 for The 102 head. aver
aging strong at 1898. The weaning sale
was somewhat notable, the seventy-hve
head averaging S435.
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Robertson County Cedar.

Hearne, Texas, October so.--Mr. W. H.
Iiggett OF Columbia. Tenn, member Of the
Arm OF Houston & Liggett, extensively en-
gagged In the cypress and cedar trade, Is IN
INC city making arrangements for ship
ming some two or three lots OF cedar
moi known as yet Just where these con
sIgnments viii go, but they most likely
viii have Eastern points as their destina-
tfQn
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A DUEL ON HORSEBACK
3. C. johnson Was Fatally Wounded by
John r. Joyner.

John r. Joyner.
Big Springs, Texas. October s0.--B- o,
Johnson was fatally wounded In a SIX.
shooter duel ON a ranch thirty-nye miles
north OF here yesterday and died 10 this
city today, The parties had been at outs
for some time, out the immediate cause
OF the Eight was a dispute relative 10 SOM
cattle. a number OF shots were fired by
both parties, who were on horseback, but
only one shot took effect, passing through
Johnson's bowels John Il. foyner, man.
ager for Q. O. Slaugater's Dawson county
ranch, surrendered 70 officers and waived
an examining trial, his bond being placed
az $500 which was readily given. John
son was about % years old and bad no
family. Joynor Is about 30 and single.
Considerable excitement prevails.
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
BUSINESS HOUSES WE'RE DESTROY
ED AT ABILENE.
Loss is About Five Thousand Dollars-A
Number Of Residences Were De-
stroyed at Various Places.

Abilene, Terss. October so.--A destruc-
tive blaze at 4 o'clock this morning de-
stroyed the building Of ]. A. Lawlor,
$1,000. insurance $500 p. G. Napis. furni
furc. stock 5000. insurance $500; J. H.
Rockcnt augh bicycle. 500, Insurance $500;
". NJ. Thompson. pianos and sewing ma
a mystery.
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Marshall, Texas, October eo.--The next
annual hunt Of tho Texls State Fox Hunt
ers' association will be held in the northern
part % Smith county beginning November
10 and continuing five days. The camp
viii he located about twelve miles north Of
Tyler, one mile east OF Sand Flat church
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Residenee Near eonhann.

Bonham. Texas. October S0-The resi-
dence and contents belonging 10 Homer
Nee were destroyed by IRE here last night
Building and contents estimated az Slloo
with $500 insurance.
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Residenoe al neniaon.

pcnlson Texas, October ao,-The dwell
ing Of Andy Harvey was completely de-
stroyed by frc. Loss $1,000. partly covered
nv irsurance: contents valued at $500; no
Insurance The adjoining property Of Ed
James was damaged.
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R.sicenoe Near Kaufman.

Kaufman, Texas, october 2s.-Mr. a..
Borth Of Eagan. a few miles from town,
lost his house and contepts by IRE yas'
terday. Loss $l2O0i insurance. SIOO
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Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
equal 10 calomel and leave no bad after
efieets No gripping, no sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price 70 cents
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The Beef Trust


tHpecial 20 Tho Poet)
Chicago. October so.--Ail the stock
yards Of the country are to be
merged IN a s1oooO0coo combine and
an underwriting agreement has been
signed for the beef combine with a
capital Of Sso0,0oO.o 600 to $500, ooo. 600.
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en- al ReoIeMlle.

Rockville. Texas, October 80. The gin
Of Yansicklc & Sheffield was burned yes
terday at less Of $1,000; uninsured. It is
believed that the FIRE was incendlary'
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Residence at ereenviIle.

Greenville. Texas, October 50.-The resi-
dence Of w. e. Lindse, burned tonight
Building and contents estimated st $500;
insured for $1,000 m American Central.
Their piano and bedroom set were saved.
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SAN Juan, Porto Rlcos-Politicai riotsng
has heeu resumed One man was killed
and several others were injured.
pARIe.--iThe etrihe Of the orchestras Of
the various theatsr6 began Thursday. ~
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.. Wnn n Madison.

Bryan, Texas. October S0-A telephone
message from jacksonville states that In
the prohibition election held IN Madison
county yesterday the pros won by major
itv Of 400. The election was ,hotly con
tested by both sides.
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Cariine. Gold Bell, LanguIst Time l;4o rs
=, Eve furlongs Golden Rule. King Pepper
Federal. Time 80 2-5.
Mile and seventy yards-Huzzah scotch
Plaid, Marcos. Time las.
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San Antonio, Texas, October so.-Ernest
Thompson. negro charged With cTiminally
assaulting victoria Heckets. white girl,
near Adkins station IN this county on june
81 was TODAY convicted Of the charge ana
Inc death penalty assessed BY the jury
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Take oxiDIEE FOR chiIis and Fsysrs
Cure Eukreptesd.
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number OF the proprlat0rs Of play houses
have already Yielded 10 the demands.
PARIS.-rhere has been a renewal Of dis
order and some destruction OF property in
WAsHfNGTON.--1fovcr General TAFT
reports a decided decrease IN the numbor
OF cholera cases, the disease hnrine alnQok
disappeared from 1mzcns
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IErr,s a neARLANp

Taaes eli you nssa to know about a stove
OF range.
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Boys Clothing and Furnish
Boys Double Breasted
Knee Pants Suits

Price lists revised expressly for this Friday and Saturday Needless
say what good opportunities presented considering the remark
able values given here at the regular prices.
Eanc,, Mixed Blue RacL cheyints a6 ..aar.
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MiIam County CfiminaI poeket.

Cameron. Texas, May 1.-THE criminal
docket in the district court was sounded
this morning by Judge Scott with V, b.
Hudson, Esq, representing the State. Most
az the cases were set There were four
pleas Of guilty, John Johnson, VIII skin.
nor and Galway Price pleaded guilty to
burglary, and each was given punishment
at two years In the pCuitcniary. John
White pleaded guilty 20 theft OF property
over value Of $50, and he too received the
same punishment rs the other defendants.
All were sentenced by the court
The case again X. II. kirt charged with
theft Of one cattle, WAS set for the 23d.
Tho cases against WIZ Majors, charged by
indictment with forgery and passing forged
Instruments were set for the Ia. aud John
watson was agreed upon hy the attor-
ncys FOR State and defendant Zee try the
case. on account of Judge Scott having cN-
crsed himself formerly being district at
tornpy.
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{. Roensch RadIv Hnrt. !

Bcllvllle Texas, May T. Mr. i Rocnsch
a prominent merchant Of this place, met
with painful accident last night result,
ing In broken arm. MIR. Rocnsch and
DR. o. A. Ircnckmanu were on thcir way
home IN buggy from fest at Millhelm
station and when some distance from tho
hall and about six miles from town they
met a team and turned out 20 give pass
ing room; their buggy ran into II dtch at
the roadside aud turned over, throwing
both gentlemen ont Mr.. Roensch's right
arm was broken AZ or near the wrist
only the large bone was broken. Dr.
1renekmann escaped without scratch,
The buggy top was broken, but otherwise
was all right aud the gentlemen righted II
and came on home.
Mr.. Roensch is suffering considerably but
hopes 70 be out In day OF two.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
The Closing Exercises Of the Neurc
Hinh School.

The Closing Exercises Of the Nearo
High School,
BRENNAN. Texas, May l3.--The commence.
mcnt exercises OF the Enst End colnred
highsc lool took place Monday night az 81.
Johns 4. NJ. +. Church. under direction Of
Professor S. e. Mccoy, principal Of the
school. The exercises from start TO finish
were entertaining, well prepared. wen exc,
cutcd and reflected credit ON the ,npIls
and teachers.
The records Of the commissioners court
show that during March, April ana May.
1901. under the old system Of managing the
county farm aud county road work with
the county convicts the expense was
@i131.l5 The corresponding three nonths
this year. as shown by the report Of Mr.
hdircy Parker, road oyerscer and manager
or the county convlct gang, shows that the
cNpcnNe account only amounts to SS1l.l5,
OF Swing 0. SSuO.30 IN the three mouths
compared.
Air II. L. Wcndorf wife and children II
Staly passed through here TUESDAY morn
ing en- route to lafmine 10 attend hi,
mothers funeral Mrs Il. Wcndorf dlp3 at
- at her home in West. Mcluaian
county. SHE was stricken with pnrat-sis
aunnt Two weeks ago and never recovered
from the shock.
Mr.. c. Bohne of Washington was in the
city Tuesday and says the crop prospects
hotter, When asked about the hol Neevil
10 said that some of his ncighhurs said
thnt they Ind made their appearance, INT
mat he had been too busy to look for
The new nlnety-foot well bored for the
city on the water works lot was S,puOcl
IN the trst stratum OF water bearing sand,
ana with an air lift yields seventy gallons
OF water per minute. The water r0m nit.
zee nave decided to not bore this well any
deeper hut have a second well sunk 10
the second stratum of water.hearing sand
about 20 feet deep, and this well Is low
down forty feet.
meeting OF the cotton mill directors is
70 session this afternoon, aud among oiher
thingS discussed was the Rrenhan hurnc1
prick samples Of which were exhibited M
the meeting and the consensus OF oninion
was that the brick are suitable for hulliing
mii9 erlal. and that while the organization
uld not want to engage in the brick bnsi.
ness that they would purchase the brick
from any one that would burn them. Tho
test Kiln proved conclusiyely thnt brtck
can be made here. as those burned wore
OF sufficient weight ana hardness for bnild.
pressed brick go '"e
Ny. Frank lIaubelt has harvested MIS-
one sack he pnutod he has gathered tweu.
weight bushels, which he sold rnr ~
cents per bushel. He is well pleased win
MS experiment With potatoes
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ProhIhlLlon. prohIhIlIon
Bryan Briefs.

Bryan, Texas, May 13.--rhe Bryan county
truck growers are shipping beans in large
quantities now every day. The bean crop
is fine. They VIII ship solid carload Of
Irish potatoes Fr.-ay.
Messrs. w. +. wooten, John W. Kestler
c. Z. jenkins and Albert Worloy, members
Of the Bryan fire department, left today for
Waco to attend the State Flremen's asso-
citation
Mr.. james l.. Mitchell and Rev, VIM,
Hayue I.cayell Of Houston, as delegates
from the Brazos Presbytery, left today for
Jackson, Miss 10 attend the Presbyterian
general assembly.
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Viotoria Nems Notes.

Victoria Texas, May 13,--Judge l.. j. Cox,
lard and tax agent and w. A. Relnhardt,
travelling passenger agent Of tho Sunset
lines arrived in the city Yesterday.
+. A. Gallagher has resigned his position
as stenographcr in the auditors office here,
and left for Center Texas, to accent a
similar position with a land aud abstract
company.
Mrs. Eugene Verhele wife Of Master Me
chanic Verhellc, and Mrs. Henry Sanders
Of Port Lavaca. wife of Engineer sanders
left yesterday for san Antonio ON visit
d. i. Saffold, agent az BeeYillc, passed
through here yesterday en- route TO Houston
on business.
Francis Tying resumed his position IN the
Ioadmnstcr's office after two months an
sepcc, during most Of which time ne was ~
the hospital with typhoid fever,
G.. T. Bauer. formerly Of This city anu
Miss Addio Mahovier OF Maiagofda were
dav for Port Layaca. which viii be theli
culture home.