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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04
HEARD, THOUGHT AND SEEN

Ar There was a considerable amount
Of cotton picked during January and
February of this year; but from the
present outlook there will not be great
deal of the present crop to pick after the
last of December.
.a1r They were paying 2Sa cents bush
ell for cotton seed in Fort Mill. a few
days ago, as the result of rivalry be-
tween the local buyers. 1t is under
stood, however, that the price was af-
fected more by personal feelings than
by actual values. The middlemen had
no margin at the price named.
f-sss There are ten Negro murderers at
large from York county, all of them
having committed their crimes and fled
within the past six years. Two Of them
killed victims near Yorkville; two near
Glover: two near Rock Hill; one in Be-
thesda township, and three in the vi
cinity of the Catawba Power company.
Although rewards were offered for each
Of them there is no information as to
their whereabouts.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M. G. Willis, Mayor-Gives notice that
water rents for the past quarter are
now due and must be paid on or be-
fore October 10.
I. b. Fairles-Says that he will give
prompt attention to all surveying en-
trusted to him. His address Is R. F.
D. No. 2, Glover, S. c.
Yorkville Buggy Company-Says the
moving season Is now on and calls
your attention to the Deering NOW
ers and rakes. They also have SYRIA
cuse turn plows, and improved Han
cock and Cassaday disc plows that
they will sell on trial. They also have
the Bickford & Huffman Co.'s grain
drills.
Riddle & Carroll-Want you Ito see
them about green and roasted cof-
fees which they are selling at 10
cents a pound. They also have good
quality Of salmon at 10 cents a can.
Also have Heinz pickles.
J. F. Pursley, Clover-Invites your at
tention to his stock of shoes. and says
he has shoes for everybody. He also
talks about dry goods, notions, ETC.,
and heavy and fancy groceries.
C. P. Lowrance G. Co.-Continue their
offer Of blue jacket brand Of salmon
at Is cents a can for three days.
They have a fresh supply of Borden s
condensed milk.
York Drug Store-Again calls your at
tention to onion sets and also to sup
plies for school children.
Louis Roth-Will have select Norfolk
oyster today, Saturday. 90.
H. c. Strauss & Co.-Give you long
. talk4a bout their stock of dress goods,
mems hats: shoes for everybody: un-
derwear, millinery, staple goods. and
give you few special bargain items
in passing.
York Cotton Mills-Has second hand
bagging and ties in good condition
for sale at 40 cents a wrapping.
The Enquirer-Advertises a lot Of Clo-
yer Cotton Manufacturing Co. S stock
for sale in. two blocks. Apply to The
Enquirer for further information. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04

THE British government has agreed
to pay the Cunard line an annual sub
sidy of $750,O00 on condition that the
ships continue under the British flag,
and do not discriminate against"
British commerce. In case of war also,
the government will have a right to
purchase any or all of the ships of the
line at a price agreed upon. The Cum
ard line belongs to the Morgan combine;
but in consideration Of the subsidy and
other guarantees, Morgan agrees that
a majority of the board Of directors
shall continue British. -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04

price obtained by the farmers. In 1889
corn sold in some parts of the United
States for 10 cents bushel, the lowest
price ever known. The corn crops of
the United States are worth from $780,
100000 to s9O000O,OOO every year. The
exports average from s175,000,0O0 to
$500, O,OOO 900 annually, or one-tenth Of the
yield. Only 25 per cent. Of the corn
raised is exported from the states where
it is grown. Some states never raise
enough corn to supply the home needs.
pal corn producers. Illinois is the prin-
cipal exporter.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04

The weather bureaus weekly sum-
mary Of crop conditions, issued last
Tuesday, relate to cotton as follows:
Reports Of injury from rain to open
cotton are very general throughout the
belt, with the exception Of the Caro-
linas and portions Of Texas, and sprout-
ing and rotting in bolls are largely re-
ported, especially in the central dis
tricts. Picking, though much Interrupt
ted, Is we'll advanced and Is nearing
completion in some districts. Late cot
ton in central and northern Texas Is
making rapid growth, but will not ma
ture unless frosts are unusually late,
and under these conditions light top
crop may alse be gathered in Alabama.
A fine crop Of Sea Island cotton Is
promised in South Carolina.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04

expressed himself as very much pleased
with the appearance Of things around
the school as now conducted. General
Walker as all the old soldiers know,
stands high up in the U. c. V. organiza-
ton, at the present time holding the
position of commander Of the Depart
ment of Northern Virginia.
MIR. w. L. Williams, who for the past
few years has been the popular clerk at
the York Drug Store, left yesterday for
Baltimore, where he will study medi-
cine. Mr.. Williams's many friends wish
him every success.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04
September BUREAU REPORT.

The condition Of cotton for Septem-
ber, according to the agricultural de-
partment, as telegraphed to the local
cotton buyers yesterday afternoon, was
5S.3. The condition of cotton for Au-
gust, according to the department, was
64. g.. - "
If yesterdays report had received any
credence in New York, January cotton
would have jumped to at least 9 cents.
AS it was, the market was not affected
at all. --.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04
The f1orkrills enquirer.
YORKVILLE, s. c.: i
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1902.

THE latest trust conspiracy Is aimed
at Santa Claus. The various toy man.
ufacturers of New England have COM
bined with a capitalization of $10,O0O,-
600.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-10-04

SOME recent visitors to Winthrop col
lese witnessed scene there they Will
not forget soon. Serenty-tive girls were
turned away because they failed to pass
examination. With eyes swollen from
tears that had been freely flowing, they
gathered around the visitors and begged
them to see the president and plead
with him to allow them another chance.
But the president would listen to no
appeal from any source, and declared
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

A MopERN REsInENcs

Pts1s % q modern two-story home have
4,.st peeu cenlpleteI by Architect W A.
. CooSs' Which Will likely BE- u Interest 10
nAny y the Post readers. not aIou.. al NJ.
count q is many cluvenieaces, but IN a..
epuut - the manner Ga which Ia i srecteli
me house IS for Mr. j. w Wfisirs.,n
cater rate elsEk ~ the Southern PaeIac rail-
way, aud viii COST $500 completed. The
location Is a very desirable ous ~ Main
street aud will add another feature 10 that
PePutaE residence tA0rcuEhfarp The fca.
wv 2t MOST lnEeres, ~ the public Il that
Y Wiil De erected by ,hc Lone star RuIfa.
lng company oe Houstou a rcepntly ,har.
5ssed corporation composed of citizens ~
h"uStNA- thlS c0mpGry Issues certificate,
eA.oi.ns tLe purchaser @ build s hcme with
very stnaL outlay 0f cash. almost The
equivalent ~ payiH- rent
AAc NuiAtns VIII De erected Ga q lo- TX
~ teet and the aAus provide an thae Is
-sSt,,;.., ~ Mede. bone The parior.
1eeepslen rgosa ant dining rocm are con
AscRl oS Siding doors the library Is eent.
pteteN IuFnlshed With book cases. ths
r29Ins afe exceptionally large thFonghour.
MI ample closet space. Tue uain hsll
VIII he Finished with panel walns-sr,fns. the
STAIRWAY Is quite original hefus nrnatu,.t
~ ~ t"p massive CoIgu.s with an arch
eNsseeAi, nla1lns with the elaborate pm
,HSs' VERY striking eject Another orig
insl feature % thc stttrvav IL fbN tNfr,i
ssep waich extends into the hall. MAILING
Comfortable seat and adding - the gen.
ses,,, sn.ss, fiIep-aees % each room : a
.eatnfe inst every one appreciates. ard the
sen-teot gallery on two sides n ths hora
~ ~ -trll,s JOS. WAT y ueeded wnen Ere
ttatss olt we Qpeetinn. The porte
e9esere, aeSigaet SIMILAR 20 tha Stairway.
WITH heavy columns frsfre ans btI-erv
@ooys. ecoss " oval plate glass and tratel
80, eomplefe The extericr design and
.eANenifst o2ek stairway. ample panirv
arrangements Tor c5nrsrieree tftas,s,s.s-
we design = modern ln every parricT5isr
qua VIZ maAe a ucst desirable h6ale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
THE HOUSTON SHIP CHANNEL.
Conference With Capt, Richie When Work
Will Begin and Be Completed

AT the request Of Captain c. s Rlche.
United states engineer in charge " the
rivers and harlSors Improvements In Texas,
the following members Of the Houston deep
water connaittce met him in bis cssee yes
terday In Galveston; X. ". Garror. H. T..
MacGregor, John G, Tod, G. Il. Milby. r.
". Cave. s. Tsiiafcrro, T. A. ueiimann
and r. n. Johnston.
Congressman Thomas H. Ball was also
present BY Invitation OF the committee.
The main object Of the conference was
TO discuss certain details q the work about
20 be Instituted upon the Houstoc ship
chnnneL
Captain Richie has bis plans and specifca
tions yendy to be Forwarded tr Washington
for rsyIew and approval By the chicf q en-.
ginesrs. aud the question % the right q
way was VIZ Tor Immediate settlement
The Riga u way has alFcaly been %.
trlned-that IS. contracts hare been sisncd
IN 81 individual laaa owners. bus deeds 90
the property have not res oesn rcrfcc-ei
/, Is wsu Known taai the government
never pays tor sisht ~ way, snG until these
deeds have been nade THANKSGIVING the prep
crty 20 trustee Tor the government tAe
work eau net proceed
1t is ore of .he da,tes or me deer water
commitste 20 sceare Faese deeds. sHi cen
tain Wehe wss eirsa 60 understand rescr-
day TINT tlis festaye ~ ,ae wosa vil De-
speediy completed
Il d ap 50 Soc 1o,e e Henrca s7G
Irarris eonaty 10 facilitate GIFTS wrs tl
order to Fser aay uHnssFss'rg de.ay
Tho featnre hevc alludet ID attended .a-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

Mrs 3 l. Mallory entertausi her psufls
81 her Tesideacc Thursday evening sits 4
80 % ea'a'y musicale The guests were
s.s-t-a @ many excellent selections ana the
4n"As psoTsd thoroughly enjoyable 20 a.
- Nste present Refreshmsats were
l4fii< tle cvcrins anI pleasant IN.
Aotnilcrs added % the mesrtn5cnf ~ n,
stess.on- Amolg thcsp rho r4rriqEr,s se,l
tAe nEst1 ale were MIRA sttiIaev Miss
Myrtle Geek, ArIss jeans KsvEo--sr,.
1'sscS Neh.e nu4 Sss.e Blsudean. MIS-
qM helsmEn. Miss BSateles shertdqr
ATS EtAsi Warren. Miss AGATE Ruxcha r,te
9i-s 1iian Kolfhs Miss Ueha 4,snrre
Asr tenere Warnaek. Afss Kaffe Fsrrr.
s..ne Mss scrhle WoiE, Mis- Hassl Ke4
Aisa Bertha Wilsaa. Nra. KNss wniiSr,
NJ = Psali AID HeaEy Hrllakzu ".
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

The c1urt proceeded IA a body vester
dag morning TO Inspect the Telephone ru2d
and l1e approaches 20 Bray's bayou "a
tllt point where said bridge j. DESIGNATED
yo cross and ssit court being Of the opiu
iln tu1t the west route as heretofore re-
ported bT che county surveyor is the best
f1r gi purposes. i- was therefore ordered
that said route be adopted aud he couut 8
judge was Instructed 20 advertise for bid.
for Che CO.'S Flcticu % stee bridge al
Che klnd sad character heretofore agreed
1pou. BIDS 30 Ne opened Friday Octouc'
o. TIE JIea holden
The county Judge was Instructed 70 adj
VarCtse for bids fur the replacing OF the
smoke pipes ct he county jail and col..
aGlse, s-li ripes t. be- Constructed oi
black saeet steel. tSeauge. bids 10 bs
.i9le- Bltcher and awarded 20 the lowest
and best bidder and 70 be half o. Cou-
tract price
Tlr county SURVEYOR was tustrucrel q.
rr7o-t on guouur OF repairs necessary fcy
bridge on toe Missouri Kansas aud Texas
rouus. also the bridge near Clinton road
and 20 iuWgg compress aud the coug-r
judge wJS ordered to advertise for bids
Llr -ntf rer4irs, bids 20 h@ onsuad October
~. iQU2 nc Il O'Clock n
The county Judge was ordered 20 uur-
are to De- delivered AZ Allen. oa IT,. Cat
weston Houston and Henderson railway.
qnt ono co hc delivered 10 Harrisburg
Commissioner Butcher WAS authorized 81
purchase one pair og mules for hls pce-
Ciurt.
Au order was mad. allowing Him &
Key ~ e1rts pee square yard additional
on "a contract heretofore made. tla Chau -a
ia route authorized under tho 1VIer ne
'r'aliaiiAS a- additional expense
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
UNTIL SEPTEMBER Il
The Southern Specialists viii
Treat You Free.

Wish the latest scientific
large permanent Offices In Ha
They afflicted any oA
institution the country Their wonderful rpuh
Of sufferers
the SPECIAL
DISEASES a
er whom they give yu
responsibility
II you sick AFFLICTED
SOUTHERN
opportunity
building Eurna
SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS M
CALI TREATMENT BrancH ssu
Austin avenue Waco Texas and Keith building Beaumont
TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

rex pass week aas been busy ono VITA
the psppetc ccurt the principal eststes
passeb npog being tho f,l.os4as Estate
Bra Milbnsa bond So.po. estate j. :.
Nouns boBd soon, estate w r. Auaer-
son. band S9No; estate Giaratanuo bond
$500; * ate ~ : r Yaaoa bond Se5ss, 81.
tats Fritz Dofrrel bond $500 mo
r9nc4aries "a all above estates gave bont
~ ne Cnttcl states Fidelity ana 6uaraufy
cum pany ~ Raltl1lorr, showing conriuSiye-
Is that tAe DAY e '-negS,naI snr.ti,,s'i a.
raSi. lnf e5mpauy's special agent flr
lr1as 3 "a iteni, Nhosc eEice Is Ia the
Fax building
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

that the work must be completed By OF
before the 3ist OF December. 1e04 but
onc-fourth q tho work must be done by
December !, 1908.
Now as to the project.
Following Is the law os q passed con
gross aad was signed By tie president;
Galveston shin Channel aud BnFaio
Bayou Continuing Improvement sAO.-
600; provided. that contract oV con-
tracts mav ue entered into ~ the SEQ
refarr of uur FOR such material ~ NAV
he required 10 prosecute saii lwn-avs'
rueut TO be raid Tor as apurunri3 tious
may from time 20 time he made hv law
not 20 exceed in the Hsyrs gate S7g0np
exclusive % the amounts herein uud
herptoforr arrr0nriatef Tire Guo'1rt
hcrpin lpusopvlatrd suf authorized saafi
70 expended 90 devaloniur the nro~os't
charmed in divisions and e paifor1
thnr oRa-hof n egid euo-rt sh-u By
expended on division
u WHY ~ noted that fle l7~ nro,.3ss
fo- sha7e-l - uniform tap-h "a 'sl4.
lens oa art two whieh mean. FROM ,as
Caireataa fa.ties 10 IsrrisArrr
Z rlH De- vcncghtred .hlt Sp1r 7oo hes
'reaIr ea ev0e1t-f So tivfst.a ,re-
thr0ush She tGr vrich c7utaet rit u
frisa riy1lu ths uevr two rnanhv The
9ccrie.tn ~ this con-tct wU c7r q
rhsHrel vn.eer sear ia,r Vow wt-t
CO.. l nrrau-istl0r e S}f0ogo CI0-
fa5a Ri-ao 1iaus r6a-eur.~ts aRruel
tweEfv M o the rfiee 3istu~H 20 tnt
two iirido7s phih wss -he atsls'o1 ~
eaagress Taet is ~ lv ne wit, iar- Sc
tt srer eea Goo. eaaHaa' alsetlv Dag .u
Ghlvrstcu h7v 70 t~sa.r gaet fa1 e,e-5rue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
A DAY IN THE COURTS.
The County Court Devoted Morning
Session to Probate Matters.
NUMBER OF ORDERS WERE ENTfRED.
The Commissioners Court Held Session
Late In the fsernoor-Nunrhsr Of
Road Orders Made.

Probate Court Estate Of Iohu J. Young.
deceased; Adam Siockdlck appointed az.
Miuistrstor and bout fixed at $4,000;
JOAN owens 3. Claus nius anl J. O.
Thomas appointed appraisers.
Estate of George W. FRY deceased.
Lizzie Fry hDDointed ADMINISTRATIVE and
hond axed az $500; 1. G. Lord joan
Mal.oy aud j. w Patterson appointed ap-
Estate or Fillpue Geasaniano. deceased
T.. 3. Smith appointed administrator aud
bond nxed at SlS1. robert Macs, W +.
heuoua.d and JeHH Morcr. appraisers.
Estate % William Shelby Anderson de-
CcGssi Mrs, Kate Anderson dtsnIisses con
tfst aad viii Is admitted 10 probate. VITA
as Sho0. C11gias Erichs0R ]. W. Pettes-
son tuI Joaa Roche tnpoinsed appraisers
Estate ot W. $. Anderson. deceased; ap-
pltln- llsnlisses heg aputcation for pFo-
applicant Mrs Kate Anderson.
estate III kadmus 1td Claude QEle AMI
Gt4ctA a. L.tslt, minors, guardian = 81
rected TO sell Ct private sale fof cash the
aud rauort 10 this court
Estate az Hazel aud Jennie Heiuer,
minors guardians authorized 70 eXpeud 500
far schooling tui yuitiou % Jennie Heluer
ana 90 eXreud monthly for maintenance
ald spppgrl 9- Jennie liciner $40, and q
eEpe11 Sll-aV per month upon the minor.
Estste 40 M0lIie Richards. deceased
temporary administration Confined until
ueNs tenn ~ Court.
Estate of Ecruey and RDber, Decker.
uLuors cuardisu. Amelia j.. Decker IS
required 20 appear before this court az 10
d. IN Monday Scn-ember - and show
cause wis she sho9d not be required 60
furnish 8 new boua
Estaya ef Emeilc and Theresa Hoop.
minors guardian IS permitted TO exDend
the sum ~ $50 per month for tae SUD
rrr 40 IA. 90. 49,
Euele Hoop 10 tho Alssgey BUSINESS col
.e-e unit! the further order % court.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

7. Barnes e. al 20 7. ". Ha--
raj. south half % lot N Porter K
hAker addstlon subdivision ns
$. H. Tarrl~ survey
~ Dsouet 20 Mrs f0Sephlna
nreget 70, :. block 403, south side
Buffalo BAYOU
r. N. Chase 20 n. " Ramsey. rsar
aalyes % los Z aud 10. b.ocE 31G
w, A. Wilson o. y " Rran. sqgtu
aatf ~ log 9. north half ~ TOT 4
Alcek IL. Fair Ground Excursion
w Sears. trustee. % II Prizes.
eleeishth or an acre or sot,th
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

20 nei leave hon On a Journey wi,noa.
= bottle cf chAnbesialn's colie. caol.-,
sna plaFfnees Rensiy, Il Is alrroSt ~
tFln = oe needed esd can nor b prOcnrs
wh'ls yes arr On board the cars ~ stea-
tblh y a pleasant. SAT- -ns ss.lanle. -
sale ~ All dfugEistA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07
ICE cREAM soCIAr.

Al Ice ertam social was given Friday
nlsst ~ tho gesilence o. Mrs. Rook "a
euuon street, 10 the FIN ward me
~ y. '4lni4ent Nas eirea bY j hand az 81,
s-fssa@ terrain youps folks called M. .'ffeiD-
~ ti%Ags the gfoaais were ilirmlnat
lsQR.e were preselt ana The egenlns "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

THE NEW COCAINE LAW
CHEF ELLIS SAYS THAT HE WILL
SEE TO IT'S ENFORCEMENT.
Police News Of 0sy-s-sf. 54-s.sdss
Observation-Disclosures FicAsras3n Re-
sisrs--Pat7ofuar LAD or

ne ordlD2ucc prohibiting the sale OK
eocatne except upon the ogdeg Of a
praeticing physciau b now u cUcct uuL.
according TO Chick Ellis, ii wil De riciIly
enforced. "AH drug stcees y,iu a. ouce
BE Hottned u the provisions ef the orlt.
nance" said the chef 'and any slstattcn
Nil be met wlta prompt aud r.S.L uasgru-
ton The 'cukc del1 Is feeoiGilg tlt
worst nuisance the police Department la-
e deal With, AVID / !HtenI 90 see Ihat tlg
evil = wiped OFT Ciiizens ela eid go, mt.
terlAiiy IN the enforcement ~ tao ryJuiaarc
and we WI be glad 10 hare tbely assist
the new law"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

NsastS- Nunn'nEnam dna Miller who ara
promotins the new gas Mght erewn 4. w
khampion light report mna Brorvess ..,s
way Tor fsirnthing istt n 81. 80.
rtf or teSas elfies, nelrdins BAY CIV
Eesls Lake. Riehmoad ana ~ porss
Present the plaat ~ iAe south rsxzs ~
by aisat sits this lsht 's'f@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

II. f jones a special cIicsr from Green.
wood. Miss, arrived Ia rae city Ast ulsas
anl win return today vi.a Ua~y lzudauer
alias 7 J. Anderson, Hho IS wanted 80 "a
charee % forgery and cmuaEAIelaeut.
l.s,ndaucF was arres.atI ly nrfrgtivcs Kess.
Ter and MURPHY. SheyiI Haley W Given
weed hds advised Chlrg Eiiis lhat therr IS
40 n went for Laudauc-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

work on the Thompson 1ouT mill ana the
harEeh Lumber eompanys plant IN the
kttta Is gelng ahead ar rapid rate. me
ArenaeWorA being up These two additioas
meHA whole lat % the people 81 thc Ftf5h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

The blockade % lreiSl. ags he the South
er1 pad1e yards has almost been done
away win and 60 q fgw days the ofdeuls
expect % have system restored The fgeigbt
rush has been sOmethius terrible 81 late
snd every available piece % rolling stock
BAG hcen mustered into service "A large
number ~ Dew wva have bZrn sunlovgd sor
fF1in service and have legu "Jrg1kiu. iu''
Toy month past
WORK tn tue shops conrlaues nlsa, and
,sy and gae rush win be on for sonie time
o. cnme fte company Is now carrying
tHe largest force ever ou he my r1l or
rae lf" UNW ueu who touk the places Hf
taa r-lIar- du-lIG tha strike only four
remiu, -No painters, carpenter alL a
Mathslls-.
The new wood working plant. whicb Is To-
Gated close b. che otdccs % Master Me.
ehau.c Ryan, Is rapidly nearing rvmp.ci5n
and VIII De really Cor business IN week
q tWo it Is highly prNaIhle that the
plant viii De run by electrically equipped
machinery Tho matter hiss been under
consideration by Mauagsr Van Vle~s sud
Nt Ryan and they VIII decide IN 4 dar
OF Two what wNI ue deue.
Charles weimeyer. who Is cmpioved lu
the machine shop, had his left hanl cau.h,
Ia the machinery yesterday forenoon and
Houston inhrmary where it was found nee
sss9ry to aluputate two ~ the angcrs.
Wetweyer has NOT loas been Ia the shops.
teVsntlpl parry Was given Friday
4'sN' 2. sae Fvs'9ehce ot Nr. T. H. Ham.l
ron IN Montsomcry avenue. The Young
people u the Fifth we've cue IN Zorro. 49,
Ia games ana daaelps '1' ip'es' extent
~ = :" Soluson ana wife. the young
F" VINO eA"e neFt from Navasoia.
WAefc Nv J1anson was arrested 0u
charge ~ assnuit and hrorra, 10 ffo,,...,.,
have hrcu Given smploy1n.rt y-,,n /, ~
hOehlcr, who Is in hrsIneSs IA slsrtr
street. Go yha tlfth ward II vtu ~ rs
membered fbnt Nh johnson ,,,s bc,,e.,I 1
nearing The ease attracted w,ycS artsH.
itou AMI brought uh,'aptiai sympathy for
ioa ''1'- p''f'e Na,n 'acy reached Hous-
Mr Gus Moore ~ 0,it kr,,c-, ,.,,.,..-
az Arr 10 r -1'','S'
a." "N-tS VIII AeaFe M "a Few
gA{s Ior 9n extended trip o. Fort Worth.
halas auN p,her Texas cities, lie will be
accompanied by Ars. Moore.
+tN.HN' NaFS near t0N
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Andrews grocery st9ss, az 80 Travis
street. was entered by tE.sac- s. slerdav
morning. Several sacks % .i5lE aud Gjhyr
goods were taken
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Mf GuS Moore. che well known butcher
II Nr L. l., Ioacs win leave in "a few
days for gn extended "trip 20 Fort Worth.
Lailas aug eiher Texas cities, lie will be
accompanied by Mrs Moore.
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Iase Esramiilo vAo MAS 3nel S5T 10 bs
ReesrIer Raucy oa tie charge n carrying
eeHetp.yd ueapeas, paid uu Yesterday ~
fnlf
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Marriage Licenses.


' Fee,sa " wllllausoa ana Mss Blarc1e
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FIFTH WARD SPECIALS
TRAFFIC on SOUTHERN PACIFIC HAS
BEEN ENORMOUS RECENTLY.
The New Woodworking Shops Nearing
Comp cuor-Rce.dsut TO q Maohn.st.
So-tai E.e1ts oj The Week.

The blockade % treigL. ags tie the So1.a-
ern Padae yards has almost beel done
away win aad 60 few days the ofteals
expect 20 havc system restored The ireis5t
rHsl has been sometbius rergidc ~ iafe
and every available niece OF rolling stock
hae hcen mustered Into service 4 large
numhg- ot new utea havo uSrn employed s.r
5Fain service aui have legu "5sglkiu. u
Toy month past
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-07

ildiccF l. Riehiiydson Yesterday rendered
hts resignation q, FAirf EI,is and TIE same
MAS aeesp;ed Mr. Richardson had been 90
tbs fevea fouF ysS.s.
oGioer Reed has heen suspended for Hve
days 1ii eharse % viplating rule Is, whlsh
provides that oricyrs mast not stand aud
talk % citizens tyr mere tiaR nye minutes
veile OF their beasts.