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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Thirty Years Ago.

For the week corresponding with this
in 1872 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items of occurrence then new:
Over 100 persons had professed conversion
at the NJ +. Church during the revival then
current.
II. b. Shaffer formerly of Frosthurg, paid
Il visit to friends here. He was then residing
county, Pa.
Somebody sent Il comic valentine to a
Frostburger, care of Thomas Cat"
The personal property of the Barton Min
ing company, at Barton, was sold under
execution to pay miners wages Feb. IL, 1872.
"Blackbird" writing for the JOURNAL. de
scribes the scenes at the Wright-K fire
Feb. ), 1872. He says the roofs of the adj
joining buildings were covered with snow y
1.-THE plugs on Broadway were frozen" and
then he dropped into poetry:
o, the beautiful-beautiful snow.
How to praise you don't know;
But for you we'd stand no show,
For we'd a-gone up like She-cargo.
Watson karr, superintendent of the gas
works, explains an explosion in Conrad
Lapp's cellar Feb. 10, 1872, spoke of 1.-THE
severity of the weather. as Il cause prevent
ing excavation"
The JOURNAL stated also that the Nc~s
complains of cold weather in Cumberland.
Ought to be up here to feel it in all its
grandeur
Notice was made of the establishment of
a paper at Salisbury, Pa, by MesSrs. Suhrie
~ Smith-the independent.
Hanekamp Bros received 5000 indemnity
for loss incurred by burning of store.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
Railway Locals.

Il. and q. X. Excursion to Jack son.
vile, Fla.-This company will operate three
tours to Jacksonville, Fla, ri" Il. and o. X.
to Washington Southern Railroad to Rich
mond; Seaboard Airline to Jacksonville
returning same route
Tickets will be sold for all trains of Janll-
AIRY %, February II and February -, and on
following days, respectively, on such trains
as arrive at Washington, ID. C., before $3.50 II.
m, thus enabling passengers to connect with
train leaving Washington at 1l:0l IA. III. Jan
uary ~, February II and February %.
These tickets will be good leaving Jackson
vile, returning, February II and ~ for the
two first tours, respectively, and will be ac-
cepted from Washington not later than S:Uj
p. m. February Is and y, respectively.
For the third tour tickets will be good till
May 81.
The rate from Cumberland, Md, will be
S51.45.
The two first tours include Pullman and
meals South of Washington and back to
Washington.
Call on Ticket Agent NJ. G. CLARKE Cum
bcrland, Md, for full information tF22
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
ChanrcIeSS Change.

Senator Lewis road bill for Allegany
county was introduced in response to the
recommendation of the grand jury and the
Circuit Court of Allegany. 1t provides for IA
road engineer and three road directors >
appointable by the Governor, one of the di-
rcctors to be of the minority party. 1t is
hoped, says Mr.. Lewis, to save an immense
sum each year by this act which follows the
law for Baltimore county. Owners of
wagons with tires less than four inches,
hauling 5000 pounds, will be subject to Il
fine of S5.-Baltimore S"n.
This means scientist without politics,
two democratic anti-merlts, and one re-
publican invertebrate
With Colonel John Warden Avirett as
their sponsor, the roads will fall under
the same auspices which already over
looks our scheme of popular education
as well as protects our rabbits.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
tHARA, TIERS
President Young Ladies'
Single BlesscdneSs Soci-


The School Board sent IA valentine to
each of the teachers yesterday check
for last months salary.
Among the new advertisements this
week will be seen that of il man who has
been i'll the furniture and undertaking
business over 30 years-ex- Mayor G. +.
Nickel. He has big store, chuck full
of goods-"colonial and modern, use
full and handsome, and, as to prices, the
JOURNAL has his word for it, "thcy are
at par with living figures
A letter of comment on municipal af-
fairs in hand for next week.
So far it looks like the saloon keepers
have got the House delegation ratified on
the license proposal. Come to the
scratch, gentlemen, and let us all see
who you are representing.
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acknowledgements

The JOURNAL is indebted to Hon
Frank jolly Nc Mahon, of the third house
Annapolis, for copy of the mining bill
introduced by Hon. Frank Jovial Drum
II al. The JOURNAL has not had time tt
read it, but as it is said to be a compen
dunn of Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania
Ohio and Piedmont (W. Va mining
laws, it must be all right.
The JOURNAL is obliged to Hon. Hugh
Mcmillan, of the House of Delegates, fol
''The Report of the State Tax Commits
sioner.' 1t is an interesting, useful
book.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
To the Point.
FRosTBrRG. Mn, Feb. -, 1902


FRosTBrRG. Mn, Feb. II, 1902.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
Here is the ticket that will win and
each man on it ought to be made to I'M
derstand that he owes it to the people to
run:
For Noyof-Daniel +. McMullen.
For Con"ciImcn-Benjamn jenkins, c. f..
Tucker and George H. Wittig.
These are men who will not allow the
bailiff to come before them asking
whether he shall enforce the ordinances
or not.
These are men who will make short
work of the water question.
| want to say here, also that l agree
with the JOURNAL i'll opposition to buy
ing new reservoirs until we find out from
sOmrL0dy who kn0~S that the old reser-
vOir cannot be repaired. CITIZEN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
Orphans Court.

At Fridays session, last week
James |. Carney, guardian of Joseph J
Carney and Charles Y. Carney, settled his
third account to each of said wards and OF
ders of allowance were passed thereon.
The last will and testament of John DYE
ST., deceased, was proven and admitted tC
probate and record.
Letters testamentary were granted to Mary
Elizabeth Dye and John Dye, jr., upon the
estate of John Dye, ST.. deceased.
ID. Lindley Sloan, administrator of John
kierS, jr., deceased filed Il list of debts due
an inventory of leaschold estate of said de
ceased and an order was passed authorizing
sale of the latter
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
COUNTY,.
Legislative.

\ bill has been introduced which pro-
vides that the Mine Inspector shall make
written reports of conditions of the mines
to the grand jury at each term of
the court. Stringent provisions for the
safety of miners are made. Heavy
penalties are provided for violations,
and general rules for the working and
regulation of mines are laid down. The
duties of employers and employees are
both defined.
Senator Lewis has introduced bill
which fixes the salary of the sheriff at
$4,000 year and allows him 81 600 for IA
deputy, $500 for turnkey and $500 for
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15

Misses Sadie Pfaff and Cora Weimer.
Messrs. James Athey and Edward
Arnold, and Rev. G. H. Cannon, all of
the Epworth League, NJ. E. Church,
South, this place, attended convention
of the same society from Piedmont,
Keyser and Cumberland Thursday and
yesterday i'll Keyser. Rev. Mr.. Cannon
was on the programme for an address
Thursday evening.
Baptismal service at the Welsh Bap-
fist Church tomorrow Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
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His Will.

Capt. John Sheridan's will, probated
Tuesday, devises all his property to Mrs
Sheridan. At her death the income
therefrom is to be given to his two daugh
tiers. At Mrs Sheridan's death also an
annuity is to be given her sister, Miss
Kate Downey, in the sum of $4,000 per
a"num. H. Crawford Black, of Balti
more, and ex-Gov. Lloyd Lowndes, OF
Cumberland, are named as executors OF
the estate, conservatively estimated at
5000, 900
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
BreVitieS.

The Ministerial Association of Cum.
berland wants more Legislative protection
against matrimonial impostures. Cum.
berland, as is well known, is the Gretna
Green of large blocks of Pennsylvania
and West Virginia territory. and, deal
ing with strangers, neither clerks nor
preachers cant most always sometimes
tell even the color of their customers.
Their plea is just, righteous and socially
sanitary.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15

ard d. Williams, of Wilkesbarre, Pa,
whose portrait accompanies this para
graph will be the star of the evening.
No little effort was required to secure his
appearance. He enjoys SURPRISING repute
as a tenor, having won many laurels i'll
competitive vOcalism. He won first
tenor prize in the competition at the
Worlds Fair, Chicago, and first prize in
the International Contest at Swansea,
Wales, wherein 60 vocalists competed.
He will help to make the coming concert
the most not BILE event in Frostburg's
musical history.
The SpinsterS convention will be held
in the lecture room of st. Paul's English
Lutheran Church Thursday evening
Feb. 20, next. The entertainment will
be unique i'll character, as suggested by
the title. The following programme
will be rendered:
|, Opc"i"g ch"r"S. .Spinsters
>, HiM"ry. Josephine Jane Green
Treasures rcDor Calamity Jane Higgins
3, Solo. Priscilla Abigail Hodge
1, Rccif"tjon Tiny Short
n., Betsy Bobbitt
- , Belinda Bluegrass
&, ErhoeS trom Kansas. ...... Carrie Nation
I, Soto. Hannah Get-There
=, The Reason Why" .Spinsters
3, Soto. ..... Carrie Nation
ID, fhor"S. ........... ...... ......SplnSterS
CHARACTERS:
President Young Ladies'
Single Blessedness Soc-
cty...... ........ Susan H. Anthony
Historian .............J Josephine Jane Green
Treasurer Calamity Jane Higgins
Artistic Wearer of Dress. ...... Becky Sharp
Dress Reform Advocate. Belinda Bluegrass
Tiny Short, Mary Ann Fradler, Jerusha Ma
tlda Spriggins, Patience Desire Man, So
phia Stuck-Up, Juliet Long, Betsy Bobbitt,
Charity Smith, Cleopatra Bell Brown, Pol
ly Jane Pratt, Ann Maria Ruggles, Fran
ces uch-Me-Not, Ophelia st. Clair, Han
nah Get-There, Carrie Nation, Deborah q.
Davis, Samantha Jones
Harpsichorlist. Helen Gould Mozart
The program concluded, refreshments
will be served.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
Business Locals.

For Stomach TrOu blcS.-''l have takeI
Il great many different medicines for stom
ach trouble and constipation," says Mrs. $
Geiger, of Dunkerton. Iowa. but never ha,
as good results from any as from Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets For sal,
by the q. +. PEARCE DRUG Co.
The" kokomo Fencing" put up by Mr.
Philip A, Michael, and described in MIMI,
JOURNAL of September u, is for sale by
FR>Nk & BE,IJ
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15

Miss May Keedy and Mr.. William ].
Dugan, both of this place, were united
in marriage, Tuesday evening, Feb. IL,
1902, at the Baptist Pastorium, by Rev.
r. H. White.
Wednesday, January 30, 1902, at the
residence of the bride, by Rev. Henry
Thomas, Miss Annie M. Dudley to Mr.,
Albert L. Shanholtz, both of Eckhart.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
The Sick.

James Aspinall. proprietor Of the
Tunnel House, lately quite ill., is up and
walking around again.
Lawrence b. Koch, working i'll
Brownsville, Pa. for some time, is at his
home here i'll.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
New Bank.

Messrs. w. Bladen Lowndes. J. A.
Branon, Henry Shriver, Clinton Uhl and
Henry Mullaney, of Mt. Savage, have
established The Fist National Bank of
that place. These are firstclass men,
some of successful banking antecedents,
and they will make their venture a
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15

The only man VIII" makes no mistakes is
the man who never does anything
dent RooSerch.
Now, why should anybody find fault
with the Forum, fallibility being an in
trinity of big drum cylinders as of men !?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following notes of transfers of
Consolidation Coal company to Henry
Firle lease of property at Woodland, * Il
year
Union Mining company to James Clifford
lot in Mt Savage, Sl5O
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15

Marriage licenses have been granted
recently to the couples named below:
Philip II, Knepp and Bertha Blocher,
both of FrOstburg
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
The Hardware and Stove Man.

When you lack energy, do not relish your
food, feel dull and stupid after eating, all
you need is Il dose of Chamberlain StOm-
ach and Liver Tablets. They will make you
feel like a new man and give you an appetite
like a bear. For sale by the q. +. PEARCE
Dare; Co
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15

cook With 81 900 for civil work the
sheritf's salary will not likely ever over
reach 81 200. If the bill becomes law
it will be operative only with the be-
ginning of the next sheriff term.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-02-15
A Business Obligation

A1,ertiSe in the JOURNAL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05
WASHINGTON.

The president has ordered that an Inves-
tlEatlon be made into the charges made by
Samuel Pearson aud transmitted by Coy
ernor Heard OF Louisiana
Senator CUlberson's obiectIors 20 The biz
for the protection of the president have
been ce!ucIded with 10y the house com.
mittee
Congressman Butieson has introduced a
bill providing for the construction Of an
international dam across Toe Rio Gtaude
Claims for overtime made 10y Texas car.
riers have been favorsbiy reported 20 tAe
house
The president has ordered an iuyestlga.
tion into the law and facts concerning the
maintenance Of a military camp hy the
British government near New Orleans
Admiral Schley has accepted au Invita-
tlon to visit Memphis the latter part OF this
month.
The secretary OF war has Just compiled
with request Of the senate. made more
than year ago TO subtnI ala the papers
In connection with the alleged intention OF
the kiiipinos to massacre all foreigners Ia
Manila on February j.. 1880
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bidder for the bout between Jenries and
FltaN mmcns.



pan Miller. whose case has attracted
much attention. has been turned over to
the military authorities and VIII be impris
cned az san Antonio.
The congressional campaign In Hin coun-
~ closed with speecAmaking at every cross.
roads
There has been no change IN judge
Reagsns condition
The adJutant general has given permits
sion for veterans from other States 20 bear
arms while en- route 90 the reunion. but
they must not carry ammunition.
An important order hss been issued 70
the Texas Volunteer Guard
The sam Jackson murder case has been
given In the jury az Denton.
The Travellers Protective Association
convention changed the constitution ana iu-
ture meetings will be held by delegates.
The Galveston county commissioners are
trying 20 settle outstanding warrants vita.
out paying interest
It Is stated that the Higgas on company
will build pipe ane from sour Lake tc
Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05


principle Of exclusion appeared, but mem
hers were divided In their support OF the
Two MIN, presented. Messrs; Hit dll);
I,efklns ~, = ana Adams 'Pal supported
me majority nh. and MeSSrS Clark MOI,
Kahn lCal) and Naphen lMnssl spoke for
tns minority substitute.
a. ne opening Of the session the speaker
,,allp heiore ne mouse en- INVITATION from
Ihe army OF me cumberland for the
PARTICIPATION by committee of the house
IN the services at Arlington cemetery upon
,ne occa,sion OF the reinterment OF the re
U -,,1> W. lnv 'HI" H"jof 'T"herai Wllllam
L9s Angeles. Cal. to Arlington about the
Middle Of Nav. Upon motion Of Mr.. eros
vel EtHo. ono, a Joint resolution was adopted
attend the ceremonies at Arlington.
,..1 me mouse Went into committee Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
9oday's Weather:
Fair.
DOMESTIC.

ne sirth annual session ~ the American
Academy Of Foliiical and socisi Science Il
now IN session In Phiiadelphis.
The result Of the suit Of the public utlli-
ties companies OF Chicago TO restrain city
officials from collecting taxes from them
has resulted 10 a practical compromise.
Last Tuesday negro by the name 81
william II. lane killed Mrs. lsrden.
known as Mrs Turbush. and her two
daughters. He was tried and sentenced u
death yesterday.
Clyde FELT, boy scarcely Is years Of sge
acknowledged 70 cutting the throat OF
cid man Cillns, near salt Lake City.
The Sight for control q the toGee market
now involves millions OF dollars.
1t is positively declared By II. T. Law
Ter. q business MAJ Of New Orleans, th5t
munitions Of war have been shipped to the
British army In sorth Africa through the
port OF New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05
QUICK RETRIsUTloN.

ne Negro, Lane, the PHILADELPHIA Muir
oerer' Sentenced to Death.
fn'ade'phia, April a. william Fl. Lane
me eoIored servant who on Tuesday Iast
murdered Ella J, Jarden and her dang,.
'er Madeline, and so bauIy wounded IN.
other daughter Eloisc, that She diad 80
DAY was convicted n murder In tho Are,
degree this afternoon after tria, Iastin,
less than one and a half hours rone
nn ,,a, guilty Yesterday and was placod
on trlai az l O'Clock TODAY Rcr,,r,ga
lane plea Of guilty no jury was drawn
t ana only three witnesses were called for
Inc purpose of determining the dngroo -
murder At 220 O'Clock Judge RiddIo so oI
tCncced the murderer to death the Ssta
e. ms execution will be nxed by Govep9or
THE LITTLE GIRL DIED
philadelphia Pa, April 4.-Eloise. the
1-year'oh daughter Of Ella ]. Jarden. other.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05
TRADE FEATURES FAVORABLE.

manufacturers conservative about new m.
ucrtaltnes. Retail distribution N snrlnS
wearing apparel received a check from tn'
more Indictment weather 10 May l"cpihies,
yet merchandise of most staple lines is
purchased freely and collections are salts
taderF az uearly all points except the
supplies of iron and steel do uoj serni iu
any immediate danger ~ overtosing de-
maud. I'm fact the prospect of i1hof Gus
tnrnan'cs on Moy Z makes thn nation
more unccrtalu and hnse who hoped ior
e1Hlihrium iu the nurkct 10y July are
YES hfHeulnc MidsummDr seems to Doe ihr
glllhuE hnc as 20 quotations. Pre- - pr
dUy J averaging about 81 DIT ton lrs- m lh
largo premiums Pittshurg rig ton Is
orabltclf higher md large contracts aic
sim under negotiations between the
Bcssemer producer, and the leaH1s IN.
snmfr. Coke continues 10 move Aito
more freely. Prices ore fu'ly sustained
N he markets fo5 tcNif products there
9nd the high position Of raw cottoa Pr"
both iHc,ois az strength while mills have
NiNcrs mat VIII occupy tho.r iHl' capacity
Tor some sine Although quotations are
hoIe.NaiD without CHANG" fhg scarcity ~
HN 'hUt,e supplies mHac4 i "a simple ia1tter
20 hold prices Eypori Inquiry for -h of
.nls aad drills has ucr sr1 hui make e
ha y cases u :. hrrnreu SEASON, iHr
WOODEN goods and there Is the usual uuan.
ltN- except that buyers u0p anNlnu-ir l.oE-
lue ier goods 20 replace deliveries iatrr-
vicinity
SO Improvement is recorded iu r.4dl-
Nns at footwear shop ga Naw England
where only the iar-Fr manufacturers arc
HH' aaug"d. although rurtr- arD holding
h7cs tcr better terms. Leather has sc1dnI
t'e't hrpe purchases rf -H'r ami nelt.rg
anl tue Hd1itio.al seaport NJ hD4yF ev
ports Domestic nfr.- ....f. -ts.Ie.. B. yv.-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05

CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL.
II Is Being Considered in Both
Branches of Congress.
WI TKG.FANG IN SENATE GALLERY
The House and Senate Both Accepted
Invitations to Send Committee 10
Refinement Of General Rosecrans.

yyashI,stor Amt, nh -.-
ny" -tNe senate tonay
"'s"" N'uN'NeIa'oh OF the Chlnesc cXCIu'
sion bill, Mr.. Mitchell tOrel making the
opening speech Hc poinfcd cu+ forc,f,,ri,
81 .. ~ ~ ny
TUG n''esS''y Tor the exclusion Of Chinese
'ahorols aud carefully and deliberately
anslyzrd the bin Hr said tbs+it t.5 ,.,...,
,o,..r,...4 ''' wv
va INV ""''A ol ensuing laws,
In the light Of experience of the decisions
OF tha courts While ms nror,.i,,,- -,
drastic the hin bo s,id H. -.
'' '"'' 81. H''"' IN some respects
" as more liberal than thu Grarv act
During the Consideration Of Tho rhtu.-,
evci,,si,, biu 49,. ~, "'u''7
- we l'"-Hdus was
I'm tho diplomatic gallery and took lively
interest IN tho proceedings
When Nj ZONES Arr , s,,,,-.., - 49,.
hoor after a prolonged absence. during
N biob he passed through a warm ana am
successful contest for 70 oierfIgn 80
surrounded Immediately hv man 20 IN
colleagues. an anxious n la,-n H., pi,ss
of the contest lie was given 81 mo-
dial greeting hv sapators -' '"','' con
the rhamnor 'N "''N >'"'S OF
The senate At the co,,r,,.i,. ~, ,......-.
busirsss - ~ '.g'NNi'n or routine
the Indian appropriation NM a, y l,' ION 81
Finished bpsinsss y, tg1tL,pltleo, me un-
bin. was taken mo for eon.i5.~s exclusion
Mitchell Ore addressed the sen3,o t,
support NJ the measure
vding for the spS Sopoa was a., adopted FRO
mittce ~ the two branches ~ ,, I'M ON
attend the ceremonies incident "a ths trsn .'
l le5n Of the remains Of Hen. William $ ROSE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05
THE SHOOT OFF SATURDAY
ONLY ONE TEXAN WENT. STRAIGHT
IN THE AMERICAN HANDICAP.
The Grand Shoot OF Is Scheduled for
Today-Atchlson Missed One Bird.
The Schedule.

Kansas city April 4 w. W. Turner Of
Marlin wss The only Texan who went
straight On the Grand American handicap
In the shoot Of with thlrty-turce Others,
he WAS siNth to lose a bird NJ. L. A'chl
son Of Giddings killed twenty.four TUNE
Hubby Killed twen'y-thrcc birds, Gardner
and Tucker each killed twenty-five. Final
shoot OF saturday
Kansas city, April -Thirty.thrAe wing
shots made straigh, score Of twenty hye
BIRDS today in the Grand American handl-
cap, aud at the end Of the tenth round
there were fourteen meu remaining who
had not missed bird The contest will he
resumed at clock tomorrow
The following men have straight score
ana viii take par in tomorrows fual
shoot; r. w Cool, Gay v peeriug, O. ).
spencer q. y. n Darby. r. o. TIoikcg.
Genrge 4. Roll L. J. Squier. II & Hirschv'
y. H. y. Morrison, Fred Gilbert. J. d. FOL,
ilaId, IT, SnyHer I" II. owen and T. W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05
HOUSTON

The city has been eniuined from paying
Architect Glover $500 for plans Tor the
proposed new market house.
The concert and dance hy the junior class
" the High school was weli patrouzed
Eisrtlon o, officers bv tho Woman s.
christian Temperance ru.on and Rose
Croix chapter. Scottish Kite Mas"ns
The omciaI ballot for Monday election
closed
rae total votes ar city elections and phi
marlrs since lNH6
rhc balance due r W Heltmaun & Co.
IN tho sewer plant contract not retained
m she bond fund
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-05
JEFF-FlTz BoUr.

Century Club Has Withdrawn It's Bid for
the Mill
New York, April 4,-Charleston IS now he
heved 20 have clear sailing for the Ieffries,
Fitzslmmons bout, The American and Jour
nal today publishes a dispatch said TO have
been received from Los Angeles aua signed
by ]. j. McCarry. which reads: As Fitz.
simmons has failed 90 answer our telegram
Of April ], which was anal, We withdraw
all offers made by the Century Athletic
club for the JeffrieS- Fitzsimmons contest
This was followed BY 4 dispatch purnnrt.
ing 10 have been signed ny Jenrles, saying;
u Will box FitEsimmons az Charleston.
e1t hsy must put up a. lsAsl Si0ooo az