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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK Two policemen with broad
hands and pielty az strength hanB OF them
acted az masters M crrea "H.es or pun e
spank nc administered - six yoHtaiul d..
Nuaueuts On Bearury, y f. police con 2.
The hors whose age ranged from n % y
years were brought HcfN-" Recorder Nrebs
stroyiug property.
NEW YORK.-At its anrus! meeting
hero the Society for tho Protection ~
Italian immigrants received word through
The Italian consul general ~ subsidy ot
s2"oo from me hone government and prom
ses a. further aid az needed
VICTORIA. C.-The marine observer
10 Point IarmH1ah rpnorts lhtiHg 3 a. u
Hct sailing ship awaSl with her main mast
gone and sails bragg az in the sea. WhU
was thought to BE- a CORPSE was seen In
the rigging
new YORK Nine Cnlyc. who IS sing
ing 10 grand opera IN this city, has hecn
uotidcd OK the death o. her father At Mia a.
Southern France, OF pneumonia.
EVANSVILLE, Iud.-Wilham Cox shot
and Killed his Wiz rnd then put a bu,les
into his own brain lie ear. not live.
GREENSBORO. y C-Frc destroyed the
dive work, and 1pipr department OF the
Oneida c'tto, mill ~ Graham.
PoPLAH BLUFF, Mo.--rhe Palmer BOX
and Ntave factory was DESTROYED ny hrc.
eutail.nc loss OF $4,000. Six hundred
men ere out Of employ mcnt,
JACKSON. Miss A resolution introduced
In tho legislature hy Mr. Nc AlliStor, urgir Z
the establishment ~ q political and bust
ness alliance between the East and South,
was adopted by the house Of representa-
tives.
BALTIMORE. Md.-ConereSsmau David
A. DcArmond ~ Missouri and Henry
George. IT,. Of New York were the pripci-
pal speakers Al the celebration Of the thir-
tieth anniversary OF the Crescent Demo.
cratic club.
ALBANY, y. N.-The memory Of the late
President Mckinley WIS houored by nc
legislature Tuesday. Tho exercises were
held lu the assembly chamber and were pre-.
sided over hy Governor Odell,
kNONVILLE, Tcnu.--A company with
Slooc0o capital is being formed 90 develop
Oh lands iu Bledsoe, Fcntrcss and Cnm-
bcrlaud counties.
BRU SSELS The international sugar con
ference postponed the signature Of the con.
Nenton until March
PANAMA.-Gencral salazar. the recently
appointed governor Of the isthmuS has ar.
rived here. he wnS given an enthusiasts
reception by the local authorities and lis
friends
LoND0N.-The Amsterdam correspondent
q the Daily Mall saws In q dj,p,t-h that
500 men 10 the dinmou' trade there are
idle as a result OF the strike
ST PETERSBURG. The students apI
worsingmen here IRE secretly prcnqrlne ~,
g monster demon alton to t1kp plare
Aaroh In front OF the Kasau cathedral.
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
9oday's Weather:
FAIR .
DOMESTIC

fhe seccrd annual caave1tbe1 e ths rat
Gle .6reweFs' ssscciation IS new II SESSION
On Denver. Cola.
Prsnce Henry while AZ CAirago PLACES .
wreath on Abraham f.incolns tpzh-
Prince Henry's recs7tica az MHWaskss
vas very enthusiastic
rue New YoEs legislature had services
IL Aoaor o. he nemesy o. tie late Pres
deut MeKiniey-
TAe higa waters are slowly recedins 20
their channels and TIE recently Inundated
towns ana districts are recovering their
natural conditions.
The street car strike IN Norfolk, Va. has
Frown 50 serious tina, martial law will Le
declared and regiment OF militia put "a
duty
Bank Clerk wetherbee was again on the
stand il the Patrick murder case and cor
federated the testimony given ny Jones
that a proposition had been made 10 hin
70 become cne Of the executors Of the al
legged fraudulent will.
Mrs. jefferson Davis IS reported 20 be
much better
Representative Of the Texas wor'h's
Fair commission have selected the size
which Is TO be occupied by the Texas build
ting at 81. Louis,
General Pearson hiss appealed 20 Cover
neg Heard % Louisiana 10 shat up lh'
British recruiting station az New orleans
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HOUSTON.

The proposed compromise oHered 70 the
city by the street Railway company has
been made public
The new sewage plant ot the city had It's
erst Inspection ny the board ~ public
works. Citizens invited 10 Ylsi, plant ana
sec u In operation.
Rev. Claude l.. Chiffon. the celebrated
evangelist. is conducting the revival ser
vices at Mckee street Methodist Episcopal
church, South.
Terrible double tragedy ~ Lynchhurs
Frank Jacobs Kills his wife and then sui.
c!dcs Insane jealousy the cause
1he nrst day OF city registration shows
1895 names regIstered-the largest regis.
tration ever made on the first day in
Houston.
There was no meeting Of the school board
owing 10 the lack CT a quorum
/ Committees appointed by san Jaclnu
/ chapter Daughters of the Republic o.
/ Texas 20 decorate graves Of fallen hcrce,
ou Texas Memorial Day. Thursday
/ March t.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GREENNILLE.-Prof Fred Maily Of the
state Agricultural aud Mechanical college
nol worms, green hugs and other r~on
pests. 81" strongly urged organization ot
business men and famerS 10 fght al, SUN
FORT WORTH. T. McElrov OF Mia
ald sold 2nNo 2yoar-old StecrS FOR about
$500, The cattle are ~ GO 10 me No-,b
west for tla range. Reyuold, Ero. OF Al
oany sold $500 2ychr.olds on S2g.5o
COM ANCHE.-niStrict court has adj.
lourn"d, The following were the fclonv
.ony!cuons; One murder. one dlsposlns Of
MoFtsaged prop rty. one burglary. one theft
OK cattle, two forgery
SIAMFORD.-Joseph q. Savers ramp.
United Confederate Veterans. adopted a
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HE CONFERENCE REPORT
ia The Philippine Tariff Was Adopted
in The House.
WILL NOW 60 70 THE PRESIDENT
West Of the Day Was Spent in Dis
eussng the Rural Free Delivery
Service Bill.

Washington, March 4.-The house spent
mother day In discussion # the hin {.
u,iiy the rural free delivery service aud
lace yEe carriers uuder the contract s
cm. No vote was reached and II is doubt,
% whether one viii be had tomorrow, as
ae lis, Of speakers is stlll large. TIE fave
the bin is IN doubt, although rhc i'm.
preston prevailing Is that II will be Ge
Gated The speakers today were Mcssrs.
smith Dem, Kyl, Gardner N. j. an
Williams Nlissl in favor and Messrs.
lands dud), Maddox (GaJ and HI
Comm against the measure
Before the debate began the conference
report on the Philippine tariff bill was
.uopted. The vote was on party lines. cN-
ccpt that NCSSrs, Mccall Ala,S.i, LlttIr-
ac.t Nia.nci and Heatwole tNiuui voted
W-,A the democrats against adopting the
when the house met the pending qucStl II
was On tie adoption Il the conference re
port upon tho Philippine tar,n hil on
"a rising division the vote stood: Ayes t.;
noes as. McserS Mccall MasSl, Heat.
Eole lMiHni and LItueuod lAla.ncl, repuh.
leans. voted with The democrats against
be adoption q the report,
MI PAYNE, the majority leader. then dc
handed tao ayes aud noes, and the rob
was called.
Mr. Luueacld Rer. Maino, Mccall
lk'p M1ssN and Hs8two,c d,ep.. M.vrF
,"!cu WIZ = ne democrats against tho aaog'
The house won't into committee Of the
whole AID resumed tle uaSdorltinu -
the hl.i 20 classify the rural free Ic ivcgy
service ara place carriers under the r.p-
tract system Mr.. lands Gndl. the Brst
speaker to-day opposed the bill. Mast %.
the shame and disCredIt cast upoD the gov
erumeht IN ne past, be said lad been IN
connection VITA the contract SyS en- SIR
Lands declared that there was 3bScIut..v
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THE BASEBALL SUIT.

u IS Down for Hearing Next Thursday.
he Meeting Of the American LEAGUE
New York. March a-The case Of m.
Boston Baseball association VS.. the prook
iyn Baseball club which is the legal wav
Of putting the spalding Freeman baseball
controversy, is on the calendar to come nm
thursday Attorneys JOAN NJ Ward and
De Lancey Nlcoh representing the Br,ok.
.yn CLUB and the Freedman side, respective.
~ agreed 10 pcstponement until Thurs
DAY II Is expected that there Will h.
considerable array of LEGAL taleut on SInJ
LhuisGay Besides those ALREADY mention.
60, olonel Rogers, ". A. Nurthrup. reuve
selIns tb' Plttsburg club, A. W Kid'us
Spuldings attorney, and ex -Cengrcs, man
John Adams, attorney for Nick Yonnt
bc on hand. b"
Another important baseball matter This
week VIII log the meetlng ot the Amcrlcan
league scheduled 70 be held In Detroit On
wednesday Action rpgu. ng the cir,Njt
Is que 10 be taken At this meeting. and fbe
trahks are eager 10 see a ANY move tuw,rl
taking m Ntw York, Cincinnati and o,her
cities mentioned lu connection with ms
subject are made.
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TEXAS


Judge Reagan showed an improvement IN
the evening over an upfayorshle morning.
The decision Of the Federal supreme court
Involved the "ofice forfeiture" act.
A suit for half n 100000 profit made IN
oil land at Beaumont has been nied at Aus.
tin.
A number Of new charters have been sled
with ;he secretary Of state.
on has been found near Pierce at shall.
low depth
Lewis Glass Of Hearne was killed BY
a fall al Calvert
Two new oil companies have been char.
tered.
white primary was held at Tyler and
candidates for city offices were nominated
The investigating committee Is at Cor,
Sicsna.
No agreement as to the location Of IN.
old stone fort at Nacogdoches has yet been
reached,
G. S. Wentworth was found dead near
ROckport; be left a note saying he had
laken poison.
A hard wind vita great clouds Of Inst
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TO DECLARE MARTIALLAW
The Street Car S rike at Norfolk, Va,
has Grown Serious.
A FULL R GIAENT WILL BE on DUTY
Strikers Cut a Mile OF Trolley Wire.
Troops Afe Guarding the Power Plant
Fights Are Freqvent

Norfolk vs. March "A mob % 40
srase synpataizers throaeeI the stsec s.
o. Nartok today ou watch the mlia Inc
81 the %o-io.E Railway and Light com
psuy cass are rnu and tEe police were
unable 10 cope with il. From uo,o INIT.
after dark the cars which we're guard .
by attachments Of militia. bad run vltl
difficulty al. day and were housed iu tae
barns
Ia the section Of the ei:y where the
barns ere the militia were 10 control ot
the situation. Cars were repeatedly de-
called, wagon leads Of ROCKS we're piled
m the tracks and free agats between
TIE militia guards ana the crowds occurred
during the dav az frequent Intervals. In
cue iil1ylity u ,.i.a neu -a4 oaycn-t
INTO the arm %. d II, H-rmansei, oar.
Ter Ai-s HrH slSe. who was standing
bv her husband az the tine, knocked t-2
sergeant 10 tae grouua o. ta both u>ts an
dlsco.o.od the face OF Lieutenant Z. Il.
( Gale. who was near her. Several sad e.s
( Ne!t struck 1l missiles thrown through "a
~ suious ~ the cars number o. arrests
/ HaNe been made ho.h hy tle police dL1
Mayor Be2man. Police C1lrf Npllas With
Co."le. Cg.ns. rtmngndlug the Seventy
. hfel Virginia reg u.na .lEa' HfHrfr. "'
/ NA.'A are ip service. relative 10 placing The
. 100 Uen has he-c 0u DUTY for forty o.gal
: hours aud ls unable .a meet iAe emergency
I u IS poe, hia i1Ht tle four -tiloaal coin
! paaies NJ the regiment acl o battery nj
/ ARTILLERY VIII br called tor 30 the molnius
so tax" charge ~ the city
3 Nagual law wiz We declared in No~fHls
, IA the morning -Four more lafantry com
/ pa9ics from Emporia. su4alk. Smi@h a
/ and FraHsi.n have been ordered out Thcs.
/ ga-I"".. tn'ops bring The entire Seventy
FIRST regiment into service
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Spring WretchedneSS, Misery
and Suffering Permanently
BaniShed When
You Use
P1Il3 SGG|HIyGlTDDI|Il
A Cured and Grateful Farmer
Wife Dec ares that Paine's Gel
cry Compound Almost Raised
Her from she Grave.


a few words to wesk. broken down re "
Gus and sick women at tbs tins. and i-e
perusaI Of Mrs. shepherds let,er, will. We
trust krdie hope and Inspire fresh GOA
ddcuce In many home where some loved
mother. vie or danEatrr Is lowering be-
tween life and death At BIS season thou
sends are nearing the grave; 40 can I've
saved by the PROMPT use 81 Faiue's Critry
Compound Mrs. Va gln'a Sh uIegd, Pow
elton ". Va. writes as follows
- had been sick FOR eisat years and 70
tongue can toll what suffered I would
have SPELLS Of nervous headache vh ID I
would keen ms bed i've ald sz days acl
conld lot raise my head OF ilr pillow. Then
would get numb an oyer. aud they wolii
h3yc 10 rub and work over me 20 keep me
alive and ! would have siuaile So rs and
pa,B!i gtlon Of ihc heart, Hut DO mis- o.
laluc'S Celery ComuvurH .Id ] .aI
praise u nouCh. ! have NOS bat head
ache Tor SIX we, Ks. % thll- 3 rou.I GOT say
before 10 eight years. lnlr Compound mas
almost raised ne from s.. grave. IS uad
given up all hopes ~ THIS NE Nntl IA
husband read one Il your pamphlets. Afttr
had been using il felt better tlan had
Tor three years
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FOREIGN

II is reported that General DeSet was
wounded in the arm 10 the recent attempt
20 break through the h!ockhouse line.
The Spanish government has tsed and
executed several Of tbe participants to the
recent Barcelona riots
Tue British srmy estimates amour, 20
EsH3Io0un
The Chinese rebclNon in TIVE provinces
sga!ns, The present dynasfy is SAID 10 be
spreading. snd thst 1t Is promoted by To
FTenfA
Emperor wiulaW MSS expressed great
ErataestLen over rhs Telegram be received
from Miss Alice Roosevelt concerning lie
is-ncnlnz Of The Meteor
The japanese axe much pleased over taA'r
'reaty With Great Britain. and w'' sad
two naval vessels r. participate n eere'
-nonies attending Klng Edward's corona
zion
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resolution calling on the Legislature
prcpriatc at least SO per month 2
Confederate pcnSioneT.
MASON-Ihe little son Of M
hIo7b, living about ten miles ffos
was thrown from his horse last
receiving Injuries from which be I
Thursday.
LAREDO.-A verdict Of so0,nno
'nrued for the plaintiff 10 a dars
against railroad company. he hait
for that amount for the loss Of I
JEFFERSON. Bob Hines. The q
dor sentence Of death. who was Z
rccHptUrcd after being at llberiy {
years, now acknowledges bis ide'
SAN ANGEL0.-Flve cases q Z
are reported In one family In Goes
~.
WHlTNEY.-Rev. A. :. Forgr Y
called 20 the Presbyterian church Z
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Oakland Results.

san Francisco, Cal. March ( -Futurity
course seiias-Jennie Reid. Lemond. Lit.
lie Gua. Tine 20s
SIX furlonss-Gusto, vassals, Midnight
Chimes Time l:22H.
Three and half furlones. seIllpg-Ga.
NSia Hudson, Dottcrel Time :46.
Nile AID sixteenth srlllnc-SIddors
"o hurst. GalanthuS. Time ISL
seven flr.cn-s, the Caiavaras haudicar-
A,Frtca.ate. Colonel Ballautyno, Mcchanps
A.jc-PhN Archibald Local NJ
TUFTS. Time 80 'N w.
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RAILROADS

President Hsrrlm.u inspected the ol
6c'ds aud esat 10 Port Araur last nlglt
Work wll soon begin % the new depot
af ne Wells Fargo company.
storehcuse- NJ tho Houston and Texas
Central oud Southern Pacific are coasoli.
datcd.
Special ratrs are announced for events
scheduled durus this month.
lt Is said that President Roosevelt has
determined on the enforcement ~ the
interstate commerce act and the railroads
nsve been So notined.
The commission has given notice n .
hearing March IS 90 consider amendment
30 the tayiH ~ Glars rates.
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Ftye-cishtas os mlle-ka,berlue c. IL
Iii. TagErtv "I.l'l AHo6at6 b il61'' Rss
dezvogs no. Ladeakc 40, Quicksilver sue
10, ta8Wiuss. Ire.
owners 1satigap, three.fourths Of ,
m!lc-ueat. lD5, EoUty G -, Imp Al
nuia -, HENRY of FrBnstamar -. Echo
dale $. Maggie Davis s. Carl KaA.cr 20
Tom Kingsley So
>ucp.e.Aase handicnr, short course
Bristol ls2. Fauo'a l4l. rautadas 1856
Fsoru. l". Robert Morrison 100 Kius
L.Ewooh l2'. Uarye r. III
Premier stakes, $10to added. I'VE eighth,
N mile BIN Nixon los. Computafiou
rs, Tom NaIhn los, Imp. LADY Wink {
le' Lizzie Brooks 100 sue Vlus los
Maverick 100.
Handicap. ono pile--Nltratc 1l2. Felix
Bard los Fl"pron' 81 Johnnie McCartay
u.s. Bon Chance 90. Watcrhogsc o. Am.cur.
a. Plowl 81. Lady Alberta 81
selling ono mi,e-Horseshoe Tobacco 10
lAnde-esa ll4 rhllma Paxton TO. Wood
,r.ce 100 McWiuians l07, Charles d lOf
lIn'ahlr Boy io5, Pharaoh loi, Blocker
lpl, Irps o.
Clear and fast.
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WASHINGTON.

The demand made upon Turkey NJ che
American minister 10 punish the briganis
who captured Miss Stone Is simply TO Do
regarded as a esveat filed 10 protect fntarc
rights,
Secretary Hay will unoniciaiiy recslg.
tho R"er delegates
Governor TAFT said that neither 'he MIL
tary NOR civil authorities have said thn,
slavery must cease 10 the Philippines
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college station. Texas, March 3.-At n
meeting OF the council ~ the Texas expcrl.
ment station DR. =. T.. Stiles Of Austin was
stsuon lately established al Troupe and ~
Mmeh the last legislature provided $40 0g1
Tor permanent improvements aud runniDg
expenses.
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The Stimulus
Of Pure Stood

That Is what is required by even
organ OF the body, for the proper per.
Torrance Of us functions.
Il prevents billousnsss. dyspepsia
constipation, kidney complaint. rheu
matism. eatarTh. nervousness. weak
ness. faintness. pimples. blotches. anc
all cuianeous eruptIons
1t perfects all the vital processes.
W. p. Keeton. Woodstock. Ala. took Hold,
garssparilIA 10 make bis blood pure. n.
writes that he had not felt well but tired 20,
nome time. Before he had anished the ers,
bottle Of shis medicine be felt better ana
when he had taken the second was Ike
another man free from that tired feslina
end able 10 q BE work.
HeOd,s Sas-saparigEa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Accept no Substitute. bui
sss tisod's ssdsy.
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TO REFINE SUGAR FROM CUBA.
A Plan on Foot for Heavy lmportations
Through Galveston.

that sugar viii DO imported from cuba 70
supply them. Tue lmpouaiious. :, is said,
viii not Dee conditional upon the passage u
bin reducing the turiG on sugar from
Cuba. such bin would " course increase
the PROFITS. but The arrangements now con.
temputed do not depend Upon tna. The
exact date when the iiu1cr;st. cons $50. COM.
mence has not vet been srJllei but & Is
said tha, 81 viii De within d short time.
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SPORT

Results at New Orleans, Big Injur. Zen
Hulum, Mr.. Rose. Intrusive, De LoraA 4.
Van Hoorebeke.
Results az San francisco Jennie Reid.
Guste, GaTiota, siddoDs. ArtlcuIste PaA
Archibald
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SHERMAS-A WAGONS. -, a,

SllERMAN.-A. Wagner has ALA -,
at4lhsl the Missouri, Kansas ana Texos
lalWay OF Texas asking Tor s9OO0O dn,n.
W. VI, ne alleges that horse which hI,
Nl.r OF ciuders negllgently left In mimi
Loaa mat the horse ran away. his VS.
was thrown out OF the buggy ana Mas vi,
ouSF ana permanently Injured
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POLITICAL.

The Crescent Democratic club celebrated
the thirtieta anniversary 81 It's organitI
zion. Letters of regret Were received from
eH.President Cleveland snd other proml.
nent democrats
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, March 4-Easteru Te1as-
Fair Wednesday; colder in southern nor.
tion. Thursday fair; brisk north winds
oklahoma and Indian Territories Fair
Wednesday. Thursday fair; warmer; north
Winds becoming variable
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WACO PRIMARIES.
]. w. higgins Selected for Another Tern,
as Mayor.

as Mayor
Waco Texas March Ain the primary
election for city officials that was beld IN
this city today the following nominations
were made; Mayor, J. W. Rirslrs. re-.
nominated; recorder. II. N. csmmack,
slaermen. A. Alexander, W. NJ woodsu
W. II. Cockroft, J. +. Marshall. 70 T.
Jbmeson; The hardest contest was for
mayor, y. w. higgins, the present incrm.
hent winning over General Felix Robert.
son by majority Of 633. The election
was a quiet one aud passed or without
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Young eIrl Assaulted

Greenvllle, Texas. March 4-sherir Lang.
FORD received a phone message from VIE.
'ahd yesterday afternoon in which It was
stated that a criminal outrage had been
perpetrated upon the i3.year.old dsnybtcr
OF Farmer living two miles south az mai
man Is suspected
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MoULToN. -Grcenville. Texas March
.-octooer 10 The local papers were pleased
IN wedding anniversary Of Mr. ana NJ
Y. Moulton, aud nov are PANIED ~
chronlcle the separation ~ the couple ~
me deatn Of the sged groom. who passed
.sNAS yesterday afternoon ~ 3 O'clock az
Toe family bone Mr. Noultop haa re-, !,
resident Of GEssnyuls sincs 1855. WV
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Galvestou
ing Of the
soclation, Y
the Young
Mrs. A. G
scutfve com
reintsrrIng
been eompl
could procet
ported that
EXPOSED doV
VISA passed
cernty com
uueglng II
take some
burial. The
81 Its Genet
the bodies.
identified 81
terred ny II
association.
IN the city
city limits
tractors for
perTsor rec.
few small b
reported col
fund used 4
bodies was 5
placed at I
Health Prot,
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Groves Black Root liver pins.

rr made =, from TO an active principle obtained
equal 70 ealomel and leave NJ NJ. he Yer
e,,s. ~ grlplng, no sick stcmscb' YIN
GUS eATenle constipation. PTies Is e.pt.
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prevails over Central md South Tetqs.
while q blizzard has appeared in the north
ern portion Of the state.
Henry williams, whose death penalty was
reversed by the court OF criminal appeals.
pleaded guilty TO murder a. Marshall aud
was given hve years.
Heavy losses to the Insurance companies
outside Of Texas Is given as q reason for
the proposed Increase In rates IN tae stale.
Texas populists deny that Chairman PR.
ker has any right 70 change the character
or place Of meeting Of the National conven
ticn o. the allied party.
Contracts aiFesdy let In the Beaum ONT
Oh Geld viii keep several hundred nea
busy for six months.
The Rangers are stlll az the Gu'ey re-
sncry near Por Arthur and the adlutant
general Is expected there today.
The Beaumont cry safe wss robbed Of
Sis
A plain for importing sugar from Cuba
aud refining it On Texas is on foot at Gal
weston.
J. " higgins for mayor woa in tas
c!ry prlmaries held az waco.
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Stuart
Cures BIad.

Cures BIad.
Send no n
Stuart s Gin
personal tria
printed testiT
II you hay
region OF IN,
quent desire
passing water
kc4ifing or d,
Inflammation
or the Bl,
tate To c
Hfrart's Gin
for Kidney
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-05

Galveston. Texas March At Is report
I'd here on reliable authority that arrange
meals are being made To begin importatious
81 sHgar from Cubs via Galveston Oh an
extensive scale. The sugar Will be refined
81 the sugar reanerles at SngariAnd and
other Doints In South Texas For some time
these reGueries have been closed down. but
Il IS understood now that they are TO be.
Gin operation again In the near future aud