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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-03
OVATlONS 70 TOM L, JOHNSON
CIeyelands Reform Mayor Has Started a
Healthy Presidential Boom.
THE OHIO STATE CONVENT
With the Exception of Few Minor Points Johnson
Swayed the Democracy and Is Regarded
Candidate for National Nomination.

went through by 10 10 r. With the exeep-
tiop " state committeeman for waitA
place John g. Roth was elected over
MltEoel Delvaney by 10 TO is.
There were animated contests IN other
districts. notably 10 the Third. where Frank
). Brcene 81 DAYTON Vas not given sec
onu term AZ state committeeman and was
defeated by William r Mason Of Hamil-
ton. Lively sccaes also attended the con
test in his district.
In the Tenth district tho first chairman
was elected from HIS position aud another
chairman elected aud Installed amid much
excitement
In the Twelfth district G 9. Philbrick,
director ~ public safety at Columbus. WAS
defeated by Fred J. Heer fog state commit
teeman. The contest was bitterly fought.
Previous to the meetins 81 ihese delegates.
Mayor Tom L. johnson visited thegl aud
addressed them making the strongest pos
Sible plea for the election Of Philbrick.
The most harmonious meetings " the
evening were those of the Twentieth and
Twenty-hrst districts. which include Cnya-
hoga county, the home Of Mayor Johnson
Of Cleveland
The delegates Of these districts complet d
their work In a few moments without dis
scnting. while other district meetings con
timed Ia session over an hour and DIS
seuters we're loudly In evidence.
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rExANs ~ WASHINGTON.
They Have Not Yet Accomplished Their
Various Missions.

Special TO The PoStl
Washington. September 2.-Ihe party OF
Texans who are here for tAc purpose Of
comforting with the war department regard
ing the work Of improving the Trinity river
aud Sabine channel made NO oireisl calls
today
Representative Cooper and MesSrs Betty
aud Keith expect 70 see Colonel AicKuzie
chief AZ engine ers, tomorrow and have a
talk with him regarding the Sabine channel
matter. The people Of Bcumn0ut and or
anEe are DESTROYS ~ haring the channel
constructed along the west shore OF the
lake and want connection made with The
Port Arthur channel which Is owned by
private interests, The enguecgs ia charge
Of fbe work 10 not see their way clear TO
so arrange the work lnasmuch as the Port
Arthur people nave 50 Tar given no iulica-
ton Of what they are willing 10 do. Inc
rivers and harbors bill provides thar the
secretary OF war may in his discretion.
make connection with the cana provided
there IS no extra expense ana the owners
Of the canal consent 20 charge no tolls
The delegation here Will probably ash for
a connection with raylors bayou, which Is
a navigable stream with which the canal
connects II a direct connection with the
canal can not be arranged.
II Is possible that senator Culbersou aud
Messrs. Duncan ana Cowart viii also cali
al the office Of the chief Of engineers to-
morrow
Messrs. Wilson and Peters who are here
on business with the secretary Of ugricul-
ture regarding the crusade against the boil
weeviis in Texas have not yet reached
stage 10 their conferences wnerc anything
can be given out concerning theln.
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The weather bureau takes gloomy view
Of n outlook 10y cotton crop.
Raip reports come froiA d VIDE area Of
the cotton bei,. Correspondents are divided
In opinions as 10 the probable bcuer,
2. NJ. Visass % NcLennan eoauJy SUI
cided By Shooting W q. Nay Of Wtcaifs
county hanged himself sam 1ruitt %
Bremond lroRued hmsst; Henry NUhleH.
dosh q san Antonio shot himself.
a ntw rice ml,i aud Irrigation company
vita headquarters Honstou ha- been
chartered.
fne state revenue agent has decided thar
lawyers must pay rue occupation tax.
Mystery surrounds tAe assassination 81
Juliu5 leiaegman az Bur ~ A heavy 4e.
ward has been onefel tor the onglc,loa
Of the murderer
The rema.as % Congressman ue Ssaren-
reid we're lad test s., Lyagiew with
Masonic ceremony
The coroner Of Galveston 50 holding 1p
mis- verdict In tae ease OF nsgfo found
dead u hls goom.
= big s,eamsaip Is aov in port at ca
weston.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
10 saIoons Al eeaumont.

Beaumont Texas, September 1.-Two sa.
looms and dwelling house went up In
smoke in Red Town at $50 o'clock this
morning The fremen responded promptly
TO the alarm but the fire was under full
headway when they reached the scene
There being no hydrants Ia the vicinity
the engine was placed at the bayou from
which the water was pumped Ihe men
ing buildings.
The fire originated In saloon. spread 10
an adjoining saloon, and from thence to a
dwelling and a barber shop owned by John
Johnson. The houses destroyed belonged to
VI, W. Lowry, and were insured for $3.50.
The stock In Gilfs saloon was covered by
5000 insurance
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7odaos Weather.
DOMESTIC.

detperetc negro vas captured 70 New
york nftes battir 10 Uhich eleven police
men vere injured.
Two yscnr rncn we're killed ~ the Pre-
rttAfe discharge Of twcivelnch gun AZ
Fishers Island. New York,
Ths strike situation Is critical Ia inc let
Top eohl field 10 west vireinia.
rhs army force 4 anxieus'y awaiting
Admiral Hiseinson's next move II the
great war game.
The president delivered another speech
on the frnst question nt FitchbEFg MAS
Thsodore II. Price estimates tbat cotton
crop OF iJ.25aoeN bales is needed g snppiy
no worlds deuatds.
d r. Morgan has Seen threatened BY re-
publican leaders x be docs not call Cd the
coal strike
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The canmision has given forma, notice
q hearing 81 me tank cas matter sep
tcmneF lG
The Eastern Texas ana the Texas a1d
Louisiana roads nave been opened Tor opera.
tion.
Because q cot rates on salt me commits
siou has cut ali rates ON the Frisco branch
rorss ~ per cent.
Rock Island surveyors are said 70 be
nazing ,Ap permanent survey and they are
funnlur IN air Tine a9thout regard TO miss
tns towns
pian j. nudee consideration for n con.
uaustlen q 20 len inspection at Houston,
II hclng deemed ssential to the interest
Of shippers and TIRE roads.
so Alabama railway commissioner saya
tae state las no inv against the proposed
Southfrn Raiiway merger
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A pesperate Nearo.

New York, September 2.-Jerry IL
the negro who shot a number Of poiIa
and set fro to his house IN oueensbo
last night in an effort to escape arrest
captured early today and locked up j
Astnria jail in the tight between r.
aud those who tried to arrest him y
policemen. three citizens and Hunters
We're wounded.
Mrs. Hunter, who helped her husbsr
MS enorts TO escape. was taken 10 4
pital, whore It was said today thn
was In a serious condition. Huntnl
badly beaten In the struggle when hs
caught. John McKeBna, patruimasl
shot in the head and face. Both Bis
were destroyed and the wounds 10 hiil
We're so serious that his recovery
thought 10 be doubtful The az
wounded were men who had been
upon by the police 70 AID In susl
Hunter,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Big British Steamship Is IN Port
After Cotton aud Wheat.
CORONER HOLDS UP Ills VERDICT
n the Case Of the Negro Who Was
Found Dead in His Rcom-over5o5e
Of LsUdanarn Caused Death.
CORONER HOLDS UP us yFRDlcl

Galveston. Texas, September 2-The
British steamship Indian. which arrived
here yesterday from Liverpool on her In.
itial trip to this port, IS the larges; ship
in point Of tonnage which has ever visited
Galveston She Is a shin Of 0l21 gross and
5S9i net tons The Indian is not the
largest ship. however. which has eTer Wis.
tied Galveston in other respects The Irada
Y longer broader and dcfreh
The Indian will load With wheat and
cotton aud viii SAL drawing about twshty.
1--WE feet Of water. She Is about the same
speed as the Irada and will make tho trin
from Galveston to Liverpool la about sey-
Unten or eighteen DAYS
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Especial 10 THE Postl

iNp'flal 70 inR lONt.f
New York. September 2.-The follow ri
Texans are registered in New York.
Paris II. $, Rettes. Grand
Dallas N. West. Grand; Mrs. ~ Gciee
y. Glpcksman and wife Miss Gincksma b.
As!or; II u Graft, Herald soneTe
y =. HAIRLESS. Marlborough. X NJ CON
Tort Imperial; H. II. Dickson J. r. Dick
son. Murray I'M: Miss u Levy. Hoffman,.
san Antonio. &C ganpman W M North,
rup, Fark Avenue
Galveston. Mrs G. Dahl. Majestic,
II, kcmpner Imperial
Gslncsvilie--F. Warner gantInentaf
Denison--F. Z. Olmstesd 81 Denis
SHERMAN; r, j. froedandcr and wife
and two children Astor.
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OIL vs.. coal.
Government Expert Preparing a Paper on
the Question Of Fuel.

INIENIHI TO 7 Nc IWNIaT
Washington, September IA paper &
now in the course OF preparation 10y Mr.
Charles willard Hayes Of the geological
survey showing the possibility Of oil from
tho Texas field coming into competition
With the coal Of Pennsylvania for fue pur
poses. This paper Is heiug prepared for
publication by Mr. HAYES after a thorough
study Of conditions as they exist Ga Texas
II will give the relative fuel value 81 the
Texas ol snd various kinds Of coal espe
cially the hard coal OF PENNSYLVANIA, the
mining cf which has ceased on account ~
the strike aud the lmpossibllty M To the
present time OF securing any agreement b =
tween the operators and the miners This
Will he the first authentic publication of
the government treating this subject NJ
great length. II Is believed that Il Will be
Instrumental In guiding consumers of coal
toward method for supplnnting the use ~
when nigh prices are demanded for coal.
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VERMONT sTAre ELECTION.
Governor and Lieutenant Governor Failed
TO Secure q Majority

Governor and Lieutenant Governor Failed
10 Secure Majority.
White River Iurction, VI, September 4
There Is no election by the people for gov.
ernor and lieutenant governor as the result
Of the State election in Vermont to-day.
Al midnight the returns were not complete
but they Indicated that Percival ", Clem-
ents, high license option candidate wes
running very close 70 General John q. Nc.
Culloueh republican. Of beanington me
toiurns from 40 cities and towns out of
2A0 give the following vote Tor goYesuor
General Johu u, Mccullough trep). i. 20, 4bI
FetI " McGettrick (deml......... IL
fercival w Clements high Eecusel 20, 80
joel &, Shcrbnurn tprol. ............, 2,uo2
Tho best idea OF the change over IA
votes ln both the democratic aud repun
lean parties Is shown by the comparison
with ths Voie OF the same 40 cities anu
towns Ia 1890 which save:
Sttckney, uepl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s, BiiA
Stnter tdeml ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "A, aag
All others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,2U
MI Clements showed great strength in
the large citieS. hts home town Rutland
giving him 4 majority o. 1918 out % d
General Mccullough did not begin 10 hold
the republican vote. Clements getting bis
strength from this detection. to which was
added, II Is claimed, about one.haf II the
total democratic strength 81 the State The
rruhihition vote was very heavy for that
party. AZ a majority vote N required to
elect the chpirt OF governor and lieutenant
governor * thrown into The general ~.
srmhly. which convcnes on the arst Wed.
nvsliy ~ October
David Foster Of Burlington (Rep.l r.
re-ciected 70 congress Ia the First district
aud kttrcaee iasklR OF Brattiehoro h
reelected ia the Second, rs the tonteat al
The head ~ the ticket did not affeet the
balance 81 she republican, ticket both con.
kreSsincn SECURING the usual normal malor-
itr.
The halance or the State republican tIcke,
Is az follows.
Treasurer-iohn L. Bacon, Harford
7 MorristowD
Auditor Horsce r. Graham. craftabury.
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Carnival h peoember.

Galveston, Texas September 2~Tae
board OF directors Of the Galveston business
league ned 4 meed- tuniEh. and an
pointed committees 20 arrange for q earni-
val in December The previous ATTRACTIONS
gotten up by the league have heen very
successful and manT. thousands Of visitors
have been brought here during The year
through the work % this organization.
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WEATHER lNFoHMArtoN.


Washington. september Eastern rezas
Parity cloudy "Wednesday probably show
cgs near the coast; Thursday fair slightly
cooler IN northern portion light to frcsn
ess, to south winds On the coast.
Oklahoma and indian Territory--tair
Wednesday. Thursday fair aud cooler.
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against the eoathern Pacific railroad con-
psAy yesterday Tot personal injuries
Hcnstou rice mills now running with
plenty % STOCK In sigat % wcrk ufoA.
strike Of two crew callers which 30
hampefed the southern Pacific Hallway
company To- the iecal yards resulted 10 tue
boys getting their,lobs back at the advance
asked
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The hack ordinance was repealed al yes
terday's council mestine.
ms eoeaine ordinance was passed by
unanimous vote Of the city council.
An atttmnt win be made In the council
g reconsider he gctiou BY witch the tax
rails wcs9 approved ana adopted.
ring said 70 have teen the properfs
81 Miss vogel WIS found "a d Houston
raNnshop.
psmage suits Tor $4,000 were entered
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Extraordinary precautions are being
faken Tor the safety OF the emperor At
Poseu
The second Hrc4f eruption q Mont Pelee
wiped the tomS o. Nome Rouge and
AJoupa Brilien out OF sxistenes and a tidal
wave swept over I.e car0et Sixteen hun
dfed people were killed.
La soufvierc on s.. viacent island again
beeane active snd caused alarm. but ~
damsce
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Verdict Held Up.

Galveston, Texas. September Coroner
Rarrs ha4 not vet rendered verdict re-
gardins the cause OF tie death Of Edward
Heard, colored. who was found dead with
bullet wound In his head In the Trust
building YESTERDAY The door Of the room
was locked and II was necessary to get
key before the room could be entered
No one else was found IN the room and Il
was the generally accepted theory that tic
man had kilied himself either accidentally
or Intentionally A pistol was found IN a
bureau drawer which was said 10 have
been loaned TO him by a barber tn the
building. Coroner Barry does not feel sat
lsded that the man put the pistol IN the
drawer after shooting himself in the head.
and Is therefore Withholding his verdict 10
obtain further evidence Is possible.
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Overdoss 81 Laudanun1.

Galveston Texas. septemher Paul
Mahoney died at ! o'clock last cveulng at
the John seair hospital from the effects Of
isudanum lie had been IN the habit o.
taxing landauum to aulet his nerves aud
produce sleep. and Il Is presumed that he
took an overdose through mistake Or
George A. Delaney the attending physi-
Cian said that his death was caused hy
iaudsnuh The deceased was 80 years 81
eEe and had been a resident " Galveston
for about thirty.iivc wears lie leaves a
family cotsistine Of a wife. q son and 4
daughter.
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Sacramento. Cal. Sept mber Tie dem
ocratic state convention met here today.
franklin X. Lane. the "OreEou" candidate
Tor governor. Vas assured Of triumph last
night Tonight howevFr, some OF hts
closest friends sdmit that he has been
steadily losing ground aud that unless ie
yute is taken before tomorrow morning,
Thomas j Eeary luar have the support
of the majority Of delcEates
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SPORT.

Aatssoo Won The Fiying aanaicap a.
saespshead Boy 81 driving finish.
FaYofites faled badly a Harlrm, only two
coming olf winners
Hilee won tho fcat1re race az Delmsr
friedrich won the feature race at Bu1si5
after a hard drive
The New York team g0u the Hilton
trpi4Y at the seagirg shoot
sir Thomps Upton wiA again challenge
American yaehtsUel for the cup.
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Case Of Miss Voeel.

Galveston. Texas September , Niuch in
terest is being taken here IA the mystic
rious death o. Miss Lola vogeI which oc-
curred az Beaumont It Is said that one
Of the rlags helougiuE "a thc dead woman
has been found 40 Houston. Mrs. Yngel,
the mother Of the deceased left for BcJu-
mont tails morning. She is .tkg forth
every effort to have the mystery ferreteA
ont and has also enlisted the sympathy Ok
her friends la the matter.
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Port Arthur shippina NeMs.

Port Arthur. Texas, September !.
steamer Maverick left for Philsdelpa'
day with a cargo Of 3i9.2 g1llous
this afternoon carrying rs. 2os galla
oil
Tho steamer Iris arrived from Cav.
today With a large load OF freight e'a
cd TO local parties.
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POLITICAL.

In the oAio democratic congressional con
y,aiuon some opposition was developed to
the leadership Of Ton l.. Johusea.
The democratic congressional campaign
book has been issued.
Mayer Tom JdhnsJn's presidential boom
was funy developed ut the Ohio demo
cratic convention.
The state el.c.ion IN Vermont falied Ia
completeness All officials were elected
bul governor and Ileutenant governor
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Cotton ynluea advanced on m anticipated
hullisb repOr, for today
The grain marker wa, almost az a stand
sFill Wheat aud corn closed somewhat
lover nhile oats advanced
Stocks We're active and stronger after
three days ~ deness, Railroad lists show.
ed The greatest gains
secrctary Hester estimates the Texas Ter
ritory cotton crop At 2lHS,ooo bales
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cotton eurned IN the 80.

Comanche. Texas September "a. T.
Richie. north Of town, had his wagon ana
load Of seed cotton burned Friday night in
his held y was set on IRE. No cleW
Loss over Si0O.
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Lipton VIII cballenos.

Belfast. September 2.-Mr CdFnl
private secretary TO Sll anomas W.
authority for the statement that ST.
as viii immediately Issue a challeat
the Americas cup. The challenge
made through the Royal Ulster Ysesl
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Snrlnraeld Mass September g.-Presi-
dout Roosevelt was snctsd by more than
1900 people lu Springfield fully third Of
whom heard him deliver an address, on
rouu house square Directly 80 trout Of
tho stnnA stood three companies ~ the Sea-
oud Massachusetts regiment, which camped
beside the Rough Riders az Santiago 10
these the president spoke directly many
times He dwell, particulars upon tho duty
~ American citizens 20 respect che soldiers
hghting the warfare 80 rrnuicul Jungle
sna subject 20 mauv tempt ftions, taAse
this subject because Springfield ls the home
W some W ibr wei Known critics ~ tbe
Philippine campaign
"Our lCstiny Unexpectedly took us 90 tho
Philippines. I dGn suppose any ~ ls roH
and D. uv courHdc-, VINO went 60 Duha.
thuught murb of the Philippines nua ga
not know mn-h about Them : asa NOT,
| When wc got there Wo founa That SEE had
o. ieh Ia 30 and we 8id 70
"Our soldifts in the Philippines have
/ hccu attacked because occasionally one NJ
I tncm did something wrong Wherever it
/ has hecu possible 10 dnd fncm ont the uf-
/ Tenders haVc been punished And 7 g-k
1 you when they blame ovrrmuch CHcp
/ SAINTS mcu lu blur hehuue for their lives
| against q trcachprous foe ga the hcartbrc1k,
| ING work uf jungle warfare V our critics
remembered IN speaking ~ the occasional
| shortcomings 81 the mon who did wrong
] under tho stress ~ Sucn tvnaalc icmptN-
! tlou. thbt WE ARE NOT ALTOGETHER
1 IMMACULATE AT HOME.
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a few miles north OF Caney, I. T. Il
is supposed TO have been murdered an
body placed on the track When last
ne had $50 ON his person. which Is
Ing.
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iniat .......t. ,s.s... ~ 6si,pO tO,gSS,UD
Srop or Indian Territory (which Is n
Guided " Texas figures aboce) was $50 S94
against 2ga.SSJ
Crop ~ Oklahoma ,ineipded IN runnessea
nguresi was faOSla against fi9.O0s
Crops o. Missouri Kansas and Utah lalso
included In Tennessee nguresl aggregate 81.
sSi, against 26si2
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WASHINGTON

An expert Is preparing hsures on the con-
psraiiye cost Ok coal aud oil as fuel
The Texans at the CAPITOL on various
mlssions nave lot yet accomplished thetu.
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Iowa Park, Texas, September Homer
Critics barn was SET hre to by lightning
and burned; loss SfoQ A grauary be'Ong.
ing 70 J. a. Wyatt living near town. was
also burned BY lightning at q loss Of $3.50
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Groves SLACK Root liver Pm,

Made from an active principle ohts,,o.
from Slack Root. They act on the Hy.,
eqnai 70 calomel and leave no sad ss,Ss
enecis No gripping. no alex stomach W,t
cure ehofnie constipation. Pfsce 25 eenis
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IN MiIIIona nt Mnthera.

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrls'
children teething soothes tde child 4
THE gums. reduces inflammatlon' 4
pain, cures wind collie. 25c bottle,
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A non poisonous cure Tor liberation, irrits-
tion aud Inflammation ~ the mucous mem
brancs and all private diseas Including
Structure. No matter dow many doctors o.
so-called r. NEEDLES you have tried without
Z funded. Cures Jew cases IN f,rty-cight
hours and old eases In sroln six to Twelve
days without palm II you are in doubt
about your case write the doctor for free
advice Drugg SITS or sen prepaid FOR Sl.OO
Address D.. RAY & Co. Ne. 81 Pr ger
building. Boston Mass. Zvmo sold in II MS.
ton by Crescent Drug Compa my. Who'll.
sale hy A. +. KlesliHc 100 Malta str e.
Trce book sent on request
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Residence a. oalnssgill,

!, Selnesyille, Fexas. September Ia n
~ ses, s was burned sunday n.gat
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OprOsiTION WILL cONTrAr

~ appeared that Delegate KOehi. who was
elected ~ Bigslow delegate, had been re-
corded Tor Smith. when he sald be did not
vote for either on account OF personal
friendship for Bernard Although most ~
the delegates considered the Koebl snd Ba.
ker yqses as. practically paired. the Rieeiow
men Insisted that they would ccnte1t the
elsct1qn " Bernard 90 the iagf
IN ths eseond dsstrics the BERNARD slata
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GROVES CHRONIC Chill cuRE

Cures the chins that other chin tones
don't cure. AZ ell druggists No Cure, 40
ray. soc.
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HEsrER's COTTON FIGURES.
Texas and Territory Put Down al Three
Million Bales,

Following are the figures on the cotton
crop as complied by Secretary Hester Of
the New Orleans cotton exchanee:
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Denison, Texas. September "a T.
TAYLOR, farmer, was found on the Katy
Track horribly mangied early this morning
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Hillsboro. Texas. September p
Moore, the negro who Killed Nat Hunt. is
having an examining trial today. No new
evidence Is brought out
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.llIdne nnrand siricken-

Flint, Mlch., September AIT o O'Clock
tonight there was no decided change IN the
condition Of Judge Durand, the democratic
candidate for governor. who WAS stricken
with paralysis YESTERDAY evening