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HIS EYES DANCE
Whnn Ais Gnnd nrinL Cnn1ns

When His Good Drink Comes.
coffee that will nourish and Furnish ail
the food required TO rear baby Is ovid ntly
easy food Tor an adult Ia digest and II cs'
pecIally applicable where ordinary COTE
does not agree.
The wife Of a Congregational minister
The manner In which came to adoPt
Postum for my baby Ms husband used 10
he troubled greatly With blinps headaches
and extreme nervousness rms Was about
i've years ago We concluded that coffee
nnd tea were the cause ~ his troubles aul
IN gave Postum Fuod Coffee q trlnl Al
frst we did not Ike Il because II was NOT
boiled long enough and seemed Weah nnH
tasteless but after preparing II propelE,
and that is easy. We became very fond ot H.
and now can honestly say we prefer It 10
any coffee or tea.
The old headaches and nervousness have
disappeared and we both enjoy very nifh
better heath.
When one of our children was year 81
ON Postum Coffee and from the hrsi ne
liked II and II agreed WIN bim ngfiectly
So Postum has been his drink now ION over
four years
our house was, ~ course anxious 20
have good nourshment for nm. ana hp
drank from FIVE 10 eight cups oi I.hl uIh
during the day. This Win u htllr, Trape.
Nuts Food each day was all the nnufisIn lent
took. aud although the baby weghed onlA
| Ave pounds az birth he weighed twelve ana
one-half pounds AT three months ahI ~
four months fifteen pounds. NO" nc WEIGHS
| Iwenty-three pounds. ~
| About three weeks ago the little fellow
suddenly wcaped himself much 80 onr sur.
| prise. tried him on cows mug, pnl 1s
| would not have II. / then tried ce[thln
| baby food. then another but he would nay.
/ neither. / felt very anxious ahont MN, mn
| RENE mbrring experimenting with rnothe,
drank with Tho greatest relish. u ag'red
| with him perfectly. 50 hc ilyed on y ioi
| one week Since then he has learned TO eal
| a little other food, hut be pFptfrs reslu,l
! cofree 70 nuvtJ,Ing else and looks perfectly
delighted when he sees me coming WIN y
| | said the other morning, = WISH me
| Postum Company could ser hahy onhh ,h' ),
coffee, It would certainly please mem y
agrees with him 80 perfectly that snai
| continue 20 have him drink II TO MS heart,
| content J don't Ike 70 nave ny h m"
| TORS wife, Name and address given nj
| RestunrCo.. Battle Creek Mich
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losses At Walnut sprlnas.

Walnut Springs. Texas June o3,--Thls
morning at o'clock fire was discovered in
the rear of DR.. W. c. Jones office, situated
about the center Of the block Of frame
store houses. The entire block was burned,
consisting Of the following stores; A. II.
Caddell y Co., grocery loss about $500 on
stock and nxtures 5000 insurance, $500 IN
the Southern Fire Insurance of stamford
$500 In an Austin COMPANY
w. 4. Corlcy. barber shop, s,ss $50; in.
suranrc IN Corslcana company. He saved
his furniture and fixtures.
H. H. Young, racket store, everything
burned. loss $500 on stock and hxturcs; 500
insurance In Scottish Union,
Simpson & Allan, fancy grocery. loss on
stock and fixtures about $500; Insurance
$1,000 In Southern Fire Insurance company
of stamford,
Dr. W. c. Jones, office furniture, fixtures,
X.ray machine. surgical instruments. etc"
valued Mt $4,000 insurance $3.50 $3.50 III the
Southern Fire Insurance Of Gamford and
$500 in the Texas Home n Austin,
mr. W. S, Pedigc drug store. stock and
fixtures. valued at $1,000; no insurance; total
lpss.
Postoffce. furniture and fxtures. valued
at 5000; no insurance. total loss,
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

K1RRYVILLE..T The protracted meeting
that was conducted by Rev, len Rhodes or
Woodyille. Texas. and L. A. Wooda OF TINS
place closed June H. with thirteen mem
hers for baptism.
ALMA protracted meeting has been
in progress nj the Methodist church all the
past week ana will DO continued through
this week Rev Dr., Garrett of Richmond,
Texas, is conductilrG the meeting assisted
by the local pastor, Rev, Mr.. Doris INC
services nre well attended both day and
night and interest Is growing
WHARTON The Wharton oqartette
club composed Of mixed voices, has or
ganizad, electiug treasurer anl secretary;
At the next meeting rules regulations ana
4 complete organization will he effected
WACO. The sid Williums revival that
Is In progress IN this oily Is being very
largely attended aud ready more tlnn
fifty people have been added To the chuFt'
Mr. Williams will continue the meeting on
week longer,
ALVIN. Ground has been broken for az
other large hay harm to he erected nv NJ.
l. r, Corthon. This win make SIX larEr
harms far Alvin with a capacity OF ab9ul
10000 tons Of hay The several hay ouidts
are running an full time, putting out SOM
Of the best hay ever produced III S'p'"
Texas.
ORANGE Charlton Is reported
among horses and cattle at Johnsons naS Iuji
Several head Of the best stock on the snn .1
have died Those who had mules thrre
sont tncu away more than q month ago
as mulcs rnd bulls are muri more nan ,
to attack from charlton thon other nh'lNf
and Il, Is raro thing that either Icgc9,Et,n
no mattor how prompt nor how skiliu INC
treatment.
CELESTE. On july rs and 80 the con
federatc camps u, Hunt county VIII NV
their annual reunion Mt this place
PALAlER.-ln the prohibition elect! =
hold IN school district IN which Is Etua,
Tho town of Palmer the vote STOOD as ~
lows: Fer prohibition 50, against PFC
hlhltion lG3.
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Caldwell County conv.r,ior

Lockhart' Texas, June "a The demo.
cratic county convention VI Caldwell conn.
~ at its meeting last Saturday. electod a
full quota Of delegates to the several con.
NehtQns- State, senatorial, congressional
ana Judicial and Instructed for ali of III.
present state officials, for Hon, 4. S. Bur.
lesson Tor congress, Joseph Faust for state
Of the court of civil appeals. Third dfsiIi =.
lion. l., w. Moore for district Judge. i've,
ty-seGond judicial district. and j. L. Storey
district.
Chairman s. NJ, Nixon was unanimously
reelected county chairman for the go Nd
Two years and the delegates to the STATE
convention were instructed to use their
influence to have Hun named as one of Tho
State executive committee
resolution to the effect that In all IN.
ture primaries held In the county ali Mex.
leans and negroes shall be excluded Sue
voted down on the ground that this convpa.
ton has no power 70 bind future commit.
tees in their regulations Of the primaries
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Steamer Euaena win Be Equipped with
Oil Burners

Oil Burners.
Orange Texas. June "a The steamer
Eugenia, recently purchased by the Hls-
gins OIL and Fuel company Of Beaumont,
arrived here this morning direct from New
Orleans, having sailed from thut city sun
day morning after O'Clock and tied mp
Mt the wharf in Orange at 10 o'clock this
morning. having had pleasant and IN
evcntfnl trlp across the gulf. The Eu-
aenia will bc fitted here with the burners
and eouipped for burning oil. She has al
ready had her oil tanks put In and the
work OF installing the burners Will occupy
only few days. As soon as she IS ready
for service again the Eucea'a will take a
tow of oil laden bargcs from Sabine Pass
to Jeannerrette. La, on the Bayou Teche
and will continue TO ruin In the oil trade
between Sabine Pass aud gulf coast points,
feet long. tWenty-tbree feet beam aud 30
ions register She was built in Phlladcl'
phia In 1854 and was formerly the govern
ment revenue cutter Seward. shc Is a
statnch and seawarthy vessel ana her cap
tain. Gustaff Peterson, Is Wen pleased
with her The Eugenia came across Sabine
lake without mishap drawing six ieet OF
water.
who have been her guests ID Houston, We
eNnectnd here last night frfs- a-art Arthur
on the steamer Lawrence, hut did not ar
rive. and today their friends here were
advised that the vessel had run aground
near Port Arthur and had not been able
to get away,
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GRAYsoN COUNTY POTATOES.
Shipments win Amount 10 More Than
Seven Hunhred Cars

sherman, Texas, June % This potato
shipping season ia this section Is rapidly
drawing to ulnse. fhcre have been about
40 cars shipped from sherman 20 far snd
al the very outside, ucmdiuE all late 10.
,elpts and the supply ulrcldS np hand the
total shipments from sherman viii nnt 80
over oln ears falr estimate OH ship
ncnts from DeplSou. rotshero. Whites.
rorn and other Gtarson county poluts, win
rum The total shipmeRts from Graysen
county 10 10 ears, thus verifying the est.
mate made from this point mouth ago
when II was stated that consensus 81
Wluipn ftom twenty of tho leading pro.
dncclS Indicated produrtou OF betwcun
loo and SEQ cars ~ The citr AGAINST not
ia exceed 2on last year. r. r. SMITH,
president of the GraVson County r0tito
GroNcrs association. said 10 the GORE.
spondcnt this afternoon; The association
feels tbat ITS chofts have been successful
aud that great gond has resulted frem those
cfnrts Al meeting Gated for the hrtt
SATURDAY Ia July am sure that steps VIII
lee token To nerpciuate tho organization.
and ~ inat time an adjournment will prob.
ably he tnkcn until about month before
the ucNt planting season
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The Mulkey Meetings,

Beaumont Texas, June 24.Abe Mulkcy
today began holding day services rs well
MS night aud the crowd that assembled at
the tabernacle this morning gave ample
evidences that the sermons will be heartily
appreciated at that time. Last night 300
people heard him deliver one OF the most
forcefu sermons he has get preached aud
tonight the big tabernacle Is almost rteak
Standing room is all that can he obtained
without heroic scramble TIC Is making
many converts for the various chugcprs
and notwithstanding rne place of meting
is more than mile from the business
renter the people from two miles away are
lorking to tie south rnd 10 hear him, The
choir h rapidly gaining In strength with
each service and at night when the various
big manufacturins plants are closed down
thc music travels from hvc 10 ten hlorkN
In every direction aud the people get
around on the yernndns and norchcs to
hear the music,
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Hearne Items.

pcarne Texas, June "a. Mr.. Dee No
rirov of the National Compress company
i,ft this week for Bferham and other
noi,ts where the company has congresses
,,.hsre he will superintcnl the work Of put.
inc In the wehh compress attachment
,rsis attachment was used by several OF
ne oonpauy's presses the past season and
rrovsd quite success. With this attach
lent tbe cotton can be pressed in small
nsrkares and from seventy nve 70 100 baios
ne stored In an ordinary car.
Mys' lin Ward. who was thrown -froui
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Address by Tom Richardson.

Beaumont, Texas June "a Tom Rich
artson Of New Orleans is tonight deliver
ing an address TO number OF Bcaumont's
Interested citizens at the oil exchange, He
is speaking Of the manufacturing interests
OF the South and Is working UP Interest tn
such tines as lie feels VIII promptc the
general good OF this section, Mr.. Riehnrd-
son was for number of years the secr
tary OF the Commercial club OF Houston
and has recently moved TO New Orleans,
where he became the secretary OF the Pro.
known here and the talk he made tonight
was well received The local board ~
trade aud oil exchange viii doubtless take
some aggressive action In the matter and
he will be rewarded for his labors Tar
as this city Is concerned He VIII prob
ably leave for Houston carly tomorrow
morning.
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scnatorIaI Convontion caIIe1

70 the Democracy of the Twelfth senator
al District
Frankin. Tcyns June % For the nur
pose Of nominating a candidate for tho
state senate and disposng Of sucn other
matters ms may bc auhmittcd. convention
Is hereby called for O'Clock p m Iuly
I. mt Wootcu Wells This, by tile authority
vested in me rs chairman of your senatorial
Rrazos, Frecstone. Limestone and Robert
son. w. I. Bartholomew,
Senatorial Chairman.
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4 city NEWS ITEMS
yetbandes, a Catholic So
lIsy, Is in Session.
! ,roy II 10 BE FLoUplSHlNG
plant May Be Established IT
sg !, H Can Be Found--The
e,,y IS to Use Fuel OIL

~, texas, iune "A :. The fourth
.,.Icp Of the Stoats Vcrhanans' an
WI l,srman Catholic church mali-
\, tbe benefit Of the members, con
,oday. There was a large AZ
~ M reports Indicate that the
+, u ~ nrler are In very honrishing
whom the delegates arrived last
~ II, met at the train by the ST.,
= I.ty Of st. Juscph's church ami
ny rcoms OF the society. where
'Ss'a was served and music pro-
1 !, TIsdsmann's band
',.lork this morning the members
the rooms II the st, Vincent
a famed procession to st. Jo-
.s,cs where high mass was cele-
~, H. Gerloch read and was
Nv sy ]. b. Gle sner and Rev.
nav. j. B. Welmer uctcd as
|lSN, Ceremonies. Rev. Gleisnet
" = vermon on the object ana lmror'
Fs ,sthcllc societies.
y tbe services tie delegates re-
ksg'ss ..aedIaI uall. Here an add, 81
h Y I'm m behalf Of the city was de-
|F IA, George Il. Coll. who represented
f% r Sustin OF The board of city
W s.r.,s ard another address OF well
ssIa.bslf ut tJe German Catholic So
p stl.s,Iyeston was dclivl red by Rev
h 4 wl MT John c. Diehnan of Sln
e, ~ dcnt of the Texas State ussV'
n ,y,pOndtd to the addresses of wei
,.,,lop then settled down to the bust
ss order aud spent he remainder
a..T mill 6 O'Clock this evening, IN
.,i, ~ session. At this hour the mem
/ A Ne families went cut sailing on
IN, Refreshments were SCI we'd on
w bsot and a most enjoyable even
frxltncfd. -. t l., u..,o, .u1
fsvs
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TEXAS POLITICAL NEWS.
Twelfth Congressional District Con.
yentiOn Is 10 Be Held
AT WEATHERFORD ON THE 7TH OF JULY
Senatorial Nominating Conventions Have
Eeon Called to Meet-County
Conventions Held.

Weatherford, Texas, June GAS the
chairman Of the executive committee of
the Twelfth congressional district, here.
by call 4 convention of said district for
tho purpose OF nominating democratic
caAdldate for congress, and for the trans.
action Of such other business as may prop.
erly come before it, and name weatherforl
as the place and Monday, July I. ut .
o'clock, the day and hour for the conyen
'hg OF the same. Howard Martin,
Chairman
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Live al COUNTY Conuonlion-

oakvile, Texas. June 95.-rhe county
convention held here on the 2lst instructed
delegates to the various conventions for
the candidates for State offices and John
y. Garner for congress. +. r. Lane for dis
trict Judge. ~. s Fly for Judge Fourth SUI
prcme district, H. r staples II this c5ulty
for representative and sent delegates uuin-
sti'ncted rs 10 district attorney W. W.
Caves WAS selected for chairman and ]. NJ
Cunningham for secretary for ensuing iva
Years The county is in accord with Hon
j. b. Wells as state chairman
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MentIna Rostnoned.

Beaumont, Texas. June "a The brewery
meeting has been postponed to somc later
cate In this week hecause some NJ the
larger interested parties are out of lhc
city md viii not no back Tor q few DAYS
rhern Is a large subscription already taken
and thcre will certainly he no trouble
IN closing tho matter IN the first time
they can got together but for the pres.
ent it seems hard to do this The sites
are sim being held npen pending tho set
tlcment on one ~ them II viii take a
run block to carry out tho present plans
of the company and the brewery " erect
ed according to these plans will he big
onc They viii got as near as many rail
roads as possible Mir George Adams VIII
probably be president If the company
while Mr.. u Call. Nallv Eastman and
other prominent citizens VIII he among tho
larger stockholders
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Residence at Paris.

Paris. Texas, June 70 The residence Of
Henry ColstoB. a farmer a mite west OF
Rowland, was destroyed by hre between
and o'clock Yesterday morning All Of
the contents we're consumed and the fam.
FIRE Is unknown Mr. Colston had purse
containing $40 In his pants pocket Oh n
chair when he retired, When the fro was
discovered he barely had time to escspe
without securing his clothes. which were
consumed. The purse was subsequently
found In the yard, empty. This circum-
stance leads q the inference that the house
was hurglarized and robbed aud then set
on frc
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her buggy in a runaway Yesterday. is rest
ing very well today Shc is suffering with
cash in her head, caused by hitting "a
uncasincss was felt for her little child. WIN
was also thrown from The buggy, hut 1t is
all right today.
Hon Scott Field. who received the noml
nation for congress from this district. WAS
in the city yesterday tu see his friends He
was busy the short time he was here In
receiving congratulations.
Mr.. John Dc Lesdcrnicr and wife, former
" Of this Mace hut now of Luling, are in
the ritv on a visit 10 friends.
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News Notes,

beaumont, Texas. June 24.-The Saliva
tiou Army hail Is receiving the hnlshlnS
touches before the services that begin
Saturday are commenced. Adjntant Heager
Is keeping busy all the men he can gel
Together aud VIII have The harr9cks as neat
and Glenn as 4 pin when tho day arrives
There VIII he nntahles Of the Army IRON
Houston, Galveston, Kansas cry, thl'AEo
und Dallas. aud the people outside are TAX
ing considerable Interest In the matter.
Nj. $. Iederer AIS presented the ladies
organizations Of the city with large nuni-
her of dishes to he used Ia Wbllc enter
talumcuts and on occasions similar 10 the
one yesterday. when the innd ana lmmlnrd,
lion agents were entertained me W,ie,
organizations have been requested each 70
send delegate TO the Elks hall tomorrow
evening AT O'Clock for the purpose VI
clecting a custodian for the dishes.
The Isdles who are Interested In Masonry
viii he ont tomorrow evening In large mum
bers 10 see the public installation OF the
leyal ATchs newly elected officers.
The play alabama" takes place Thurs,
day night for the benefit OF the lodge OF
Eagles, and the advance sale has been very
I heavy The play IL to he produced IN ex-
cellent style so those say who nave seen
the rehearsals.
The city board Of appraisers have been
raising tax values again today 70 something
| Ike the real value that should lie reaherea.
An excursion has been announced by the
| Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas city for July
| 4 10 Bronson, IN Sabine county. Ihey sly
| they will have free refreshments on the
| train and big free barbecue there on tnat
| date The rate from Beaumont Is r. PC
| Si25. The purpose Of the excursion Is 10
| auction The new town property there
,,sst fer ceiorsSo. Tber viii siso Sc 10
| Niagara Fslis and Esstsrn points psfsas
| tasr tsSsxS.
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FL Paso, Texas, June 2S,-The county dea,-
ocratc convention met today and nom
mated the following candidates for county
officials: sheriff J. II Boone; county
Judge Joseph w Sweeney; TAX assessor
George W huffman; tax collector, Charles
Davis,Jr.; district clerk, Ike Aldcrete; roun.
~ surveyor. \ II Parker. county alto nay,
M5uy Kemp county treasurer g. r.
Kelley: county clerk Park W. Pttm1n,
There was not single contest In tho con
yeution ana the nominations were all made
by reclamation.
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Losses at Whlteshoro.

whitetboro, Texas. June p Last night
IRE broke out in the grocery store NJ
Smith & Bray situated on Main street.
Loss Of stock 5000, insurance on stock S4o0
The building was large wooden structure
] s. Griffith Of Terrell Insurance, If any
not known.
Marshall Sons & Co.'S large iron ware.
house. containing $500 worth Of grain and
new wagons Was also destroyed house
worth $500; total loss $1,000, no insurance,
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MoNEMENIT o. ocEAN VEasEL8.

charleston. s. C.-Arrived Paraguay
AMI. from philadelphia and roesded 10
Port Eads, Ia.-Arrived; Olympia lHf,s
from Port lAmon III Ola lAml' oh ~ n.
Metro. with cufftc schooner ma ue = ~ VIZ
frr,,, t',,-',r.'ir to 'T"virO. SgiicH' II h''
tAm). for New York.
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Opium Cansed neath

- ie7as, June 24.-The verdict Of
AN In the case of b. A. Lyons,
II - a was mentioned In The Post of
~ mat death resulted from opium
/ ssaws,aaeamlnlstered. The d ceased had
/ ln,Seer for the past four mon hs,
|sianpS 20 the testimony. had hcpn
/ hsi - using mum for relief, While
ltAfs nh condition he Informed his
4 h s rSaiyslr,An that he had taken pow
k 4 t ,sn he Is supposed to have re-
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Ornanized Thieves.

Beaumont. Texas June - IRON present
indications regular band of thieves II
organized in the city and the policemen
IRE now in sharply behind them They
have taken IN Wost Crockett street N the
cxtout Of 1--WE houses IN n single night and
crcty night there Is some report ~ a reb
berry Of some Kind. The last reported Is
a breaking into the safe a. the Enterprise
Publishing company last night lhc man
upcr. Mr.. Hixler, says that " successful
me robbers would have found nothing for
he carrIcs No caHh In the safe If g. mere
ly a tire proof safe and not mJdr for
korpluc money.
These matters arc hcing reported nearly
every night aud tho ofhrcrs arC hoGlnniNg
ystcmatic search for thom which Mil
ho More than likely IN result in snmc ar
rests In the next few days.
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charned Mith Binanny.

HalIetsyillc, Texas. June - Rev Aosfpu
Miller, who has bern prenchlus a' f.L@el,,
twelve miles south II this place mas nssn
arrested on charge II bisany ana lails'
at Cuero. He Is of the Christian denomiha'
tion.
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Died Of Injuries.

9ou' Texas, June n Mike Comis.
~ wreck who was struck by train
''lAing on the track between Algou
a'in last Saturday evening, refer
~, Saien has formerly been made n
A, II ulea at 1915 o'clock this morning
y.a seaiy hospital The deceased
[rv, ss oil the Mexican war If 1876
Rs,s 10 seaman on board the steam
N NV, de received a pension and
sss@ 10 having reached the are 81 Sd
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Beaumont, Texas, June 24,-W W, Kyle
the proprietor Of the opera house, was
today granted an Injunction against tue
Beaumont Street railway from maintaining
Il pole in front Of his place. The company
placed a pole in the cement sidewalk ~
front OF the opera house and Nlr hyle trlpd
TO stop them. They stated that hey ouly
expected TO keep II there temporarily lie
went TO get legal advice and when he re.
turned the pole was In place. lie sued
out the writ and II was granted ly judge
company is placing the poles throughout
the rlty and this Is the hrsi lu,e 4 has
RON against litigation IN the matter.
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Chinks in Court

beaumont, Texas June "a MAYOR Lang
ham had before him the thirty one thInn
men this morniug gnd monkey anu par
rot lime was the result. They were re
Tended 10y an attorney and II was finally
decided that only one could he tried aud
he updcr the charge Of running disorder
is house. They had regular Interpreter
present ana ho seemed to be a most intelli
gent fellow. lie wanted Justice for his
Follow ccrutryn'eu, Int did not try TO pro
tecr thenl IN any MAJ ner
The mayor also had before him some of
the pistol totcqs' this morning aud ono
of them suffered to the extent of s32 for
the offenSe.