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Morris tribune., 1902-01-18


wass88y es8# who speaks to IN anger
sECOND.I WILL NEITHER GOSSIP
ABOUT THE FAIINGS OF ANOTHER NOR WILL I
PERMIT ANY OTHER PERSON TO SPEAK SUCH Cos
SIP TO Me- Gossip will die with all its hateful deadly of
and broken hearts and bghd lives when find
listener TaEsN
Third will respect weakness and defer the
the elevated the store and the home whether it
be in
rendered the spot and prevented from doing
it. then will seek early opportunity give in the
most gracious way within my power.
Fifth will fail express sympathy with anothers
to give hearty utterance appreciation of good work by
another, whether the party be friendly to
BuTToNHoLE BOUQUET OFFERED AMID LIFEs STRESS
OF TRIAL WORTH A THOUSAND WREATHs ROSES
ON A MANS COFFIN WHO DIED DISCOURAGED BROKEN
HEARTED aas@
Sixth will talk about my personal ailments my shout
der is rheumatic have the gout big my knee joint
stiff, will be Of the subjects which silent and
open to interview.
Seventh will look the bright side Of the Of
my daily life and will seek carry cheerful face and speak cheer
fully and hopefully to all whom meet. .ao
Eighth will neither drink what know will deract
from my ability do my best work and be of the
myself or others. Ea@
NINTH will speak and truthfuy living with sincerity
toward God and
II TENTH sTRWE TO BE ALWAYS READY FOR THE
VERY BEST THAT CAN HAPPEN TO NE. SEEK
READY TO SEIZE THE HIGHEST OPPORTUNITY, THE
RLEsT WORK, TO RISE TO THE HOTTEST PLACE WHICH
ABILITIES PERMIT.
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18
New FORKS Battle
With Tuberculosis

/ r commission designated by the legislature has
selected site for tuberculosis hospital, and work
upon this important undertaking will be begun in
the spring PERHAPS NO WORK YET UN-
DERTAKEN BY THE STATE PRESENTS
SO MANY SERIOUS ASPECTS AS DOES
THIS TT HAS REEN. ESTIM ATEn THAT
Morris tribune., 1902-01-18
Ten Resolutions
For the New Y ear
By Rev. Dr.. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS of New York

RsT-I WILL NOT PERMIT MYSELF, IF
POSSIBLE, TO SPEAK WHILE ANGRY.
# must speak before can control my anger,
will force myself to speak in q low tone Of voice,
and will not make a bitter retort to another per
son who speaks to me in anger.
II GnCGTp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
JUDGMENT FOR INTEREST
Was Rendered Against The City of
Austin ia The District Court.
THE BONDS ARE HELD 10 Be VALID
A Number OF New Charters Have Been
Filed-lnsutance Permits Renewed.
Notes Of State Departments.

Austin. Texas. March i'm the Fi,.v.
third district court today Judge F. G. Mo-
ris rendered an opinion In favor Of The
plaintiff in the suits against the citv OF
Austin Instituted Ivy Jules T. Vale Wi.
liam II. Papln, Jamcs G. Cahlll aud Fu.n
j Mckee. The suits were brought 10 70
cover tho Interest due and owing on Ger.
tain bonds issued by the city as part o.
the bond issue Of Sl.4OooO0. authorised Ivy
two-thirds vote Of the people for the
purpose Of erecting a water and light pl, IT,.
The defense Of the city was that when ths
vote Of the people was taken the issuance
exceeded the limit Of Indebtedness the cIty
could legally assume for the purpose stated.
The court overrucd this defense bccnu ,c
the bonds had been issued 10y the city co N
ell from year TO year as needed 10 acco IL.
plish the work and that IN no year had the
actual issuance exceeded the legal llmi. l.
ton The court holds that though the pc -.
pie voted an issuance Of bonds larger than
was authorized by the taxable values Of trc
city NJ the time the vote was taken, ;ha
city council had authority "a issue por-
ton Of the bonds In subsequent years, al.
having kept within legal limitations. ~.
bonds arc valid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
TARRANT COUNTY'S VOTE
Nineteen Delegates TO The State Con
yeatOn Were Instructed
FOR LANHAM, NEAL, BELL, HORNSBY
Robbins. Love, Terrell, Cousins, Williams
and Dsvdson--GiHspie for Congress
and Hanger Tor State Senator.

for, Worth, Texas, March 5.-'rhe county
dcmocratfc convention was held today aud
indogsed all county candidates aud instruct
ca for the following: 10nham for governor,
Cousins for superintendent OF public in
structon, Robbins for treasurer. Bell for
attorney general, Neal for lieutenant GOV
crnor. Gillispie for congress. Terrell for
land commissioner. Love for comptroller.
Davidson for judge Of court of criminal
appeals, Hunter Tor court ot civil appeals
Williams for supreme court. llornsby fot
railroad commissioner Hanger Tor state
senator. q. r. MOrcand was Endorsed for
member OF the state executive committee
and Clarence Stewart for speaker Of the
house OF the next legislature william
CUppS was elected county chairman.
A resolution Ia abolish county primaries
Was adopted aud referred to the executive
committee With power TO act The Kan
Sas city platform was ratlhcd and the
state convention VIII No asked to favor
making primaries uniform throughout the
state and Insist that tho legislature pass
such q LAW
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Fourth Court Of Appeals

san Antonio. Texas, March 5.--Procccd-
ines were had In the fonuh court Of civil
appeals today as follows:
Affirmed: T. H. Thompson & Co. ct nl
vs.. A. RoscuStcin FROM Colorado; Rhodes
Ilavcrty Furniture Company vs.. Andrew
Henry and wife. from Hardin; H. Andcr.
son vs.. j. II. Walker, from Mpnard.
Reversed and rcmandcd. W c. Hilson
vs.. &. W. Ordncr. from Lavaca; e. IT.
Gibson ct al vs. r. L. Morris ct al from
Shelby.
Telegraph Company vs. Mansfield Johnson.
from Harris; Lena VI Everett Us. Calves.
ton, Harrisburg aud san Antonio Railway
Company, from Colorado
Affirmed In part and reversed and rem
dered in part: Texarkana and Fort Sm Ii
Railroad Company VS.. Texas and New or
leans Railway Company ct al. from Jcffcr-
son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
IThe Story of Balfsn.Centurv.

nne story OF halfzn=Ce century.
me pr, Harter Medicine Co. was estab-
f'ued In 1865 and is now nearing its golden
unlVersary. The two views above tell the
FL Ice present laboratory is ON tho
Aorner oil First and Canal Sts., Dayton, o.
Z Ml'ors are cordially invited and well
fomed There will be no difficulty in find
~ IL Tor the above Is a faithful picture.
- tue home OK DR.. Harters Iron Tonic
u' Is one Of the hest equipped laboratories
quo world. Skillful chemists are en-
4 yea. The purest of drugs and ingre-
'sIts are used. No physicians prescription
4 nny where more skillfully compounded.
Dr' haFter, who established the business,
.uHe IN active practice discovered his
famous Iron Tonic Its unbroken success
nai,a-eentury and the magnitude of the
lesent business is a monument to him
J NJ as physician and as business man.
II harter's Iron Tonic is sold every
nsie and is recognized as the best blood
Puilner and tonic in use.
4 aur. Houston, Texas, Dec. 4, 1901,
'tbe W..atheI has used your medicine since
NsT9 JnI hnd when l married IN neccm Der,
HON f,mmenced Housekeeping with one
Id NJ NJ W ~ Harters Iron Tonic, one bottle
'bis I,A ~ Cherry Bittcrs, and two boxes OF
4 tyVo 49, LIVER Pulls | am now near sixty.
tachess ol age Looking backward feel
ehsnsis ~ q 20 the old medicines and would moi
""ee 'hem Tor any OF the new ones made
Mrs, ]. A. Pickett
~'7s' ssaasln bat slW tssuusulsI sssVlIs)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
PROPOSITION TO ADVERTISE TEXAS
New Workers Wiling to Give Up the
Plates OF the Reports

San Antonio. Texas, March 3.-Thc cham
her Of commerce and tho Merchants ass'-
citation NJ New York have made n propo.
sition through Chairman Edwin Chamber
lain Of this city 10 the state reception com
mittee OF Texas which chapcroncd tho dele
gates from Now York City over tho state
during their recent Texas visit To advertise
Texas by means of 10000 copies ri the 70,
mort IL the tour In Texas. 20 be distributed
ali over the United states Inc matter will
he takrn up ny the different business or-
ganizatons In This state aud action taken
on tho same The plates from which the
report Of tho New Workers was published
is being held pending the action of Texas IN
answer 10 the proposition made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
TOO GREAT EXPENSE
Not the Reason.

II Is pot because Pyramid Pile Cure is
SO cXpeh siye that many people decline 10
give IL trial, but because they find 1t TOO
great Il tax on their creduNty to believe
that the published letters bearing test
mouy 10 the merit Of this remedy are gen
uinC aud bona tidC; especially to those who
have realized the suffering Incident to piles
is IL incredible that anyone who has been
afflicted Tor twenty-five and thirty years
with the worst forms OF protTudng and
bleeding piles should be cured by the ap-
pllCatiun Of a simple remedy, when their
physician has assured them that the only
RELIEF Is In a surgical operation. This IS
rightly viewed With dread ny all those AT
tlicrcd, as II means at the least great
shock 10 the nervous system. with more
than "a possibility Of utter collapse and
death: In the majority Of cases, TOO, there
is a return Of the complaint owing 10 the
fact that the cause is not removed
The proprietorS OF Pyramid PIE cure agree
TO forfeit one thousand dollars TO anyone
VINO will show a single published testimonial
to hc not genuine aud unsolicited; this lat
ter feature is most gratifying. inasmuch as
these letters are written solely out OF graf
tude, and with the hope that those who
are afflicted As the writer's have been may
learn that relief Is NJ hand al n compare
lively trlfing expense. Pyramid Iile cure
Is for sale by druggists NJ hftY cents d
package. or viii he mailed by the makers
to any address upon rrrcipt Of price
MFR. VIM. Lichteuwalter. head of the arg
est printing house In Canton, ohio. says;
1T is with the utmost pleasure and Saiis
faction that can say | believe ! am cured
OF proiruding and bleeding PllcS, after sur
!crnC more than twonty two years. J
have been I'm he'd for two weeks n q time,
! have not suffered In tho lcast for over 2
year and | uSnd only three tftN-cvut boxes
OF Pyramid Pile Cure I advise every per
son suffering With this distressing and pam
| ful complaint 10 give this remedy lriaL
7 have every confidence in 1t. Write the
pvroD,ld Drug Co. Marshall Mich. foy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Third Court of Appeals.

sAustlu Texas, March 5..-The following
Foceedings were had today in the court
civil appeals, Third district:
4 AFFIRMED; Houston and Texas Ccutral
fallroad Company vs.. Steve Phillio, flom
falls Woodmen Of the World VS. Priscilla
iocklin, from Milan
, N the case Of city NJ Austin ct al vs..
fnn u. Mccall, from Travis, Judgment Is
Fiormed and affirmed.
reversed and rcmaudrd; w. r. Shep.
l3,rd OF al VS. Henry Avery ct M. from
u lhamSon Western Union Telegraph
'Gmpanv VS. W L. Pearce. from Fails.
hehearing refused NJ A. Burieson 1T
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS.
kw Trial Granted in the Nathan Hughes
Murder Case.

Rsw Trial Granted IN the Nathan Hughes
"A Murder Case.
h,ti,s ,rov.s ,is-cb 5-nrdor. p,,de ny
Il 'SA's' ieAa'' 'i"' M 49,. ~
"a court oil criminal Appeals AT To-Day
|&sIoD;
ia Affirmed. J. + Bovles from Gravsou
sfpnty. George King from Johnson county;
IN stewart from Anderson county.
ia aries Mummy from galveston county;
II M Moore a,I3s Rnhort shaw. from Dallas
rolnty: 4, brown and E. Il, Uollngs-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
ssy CITY Notes.

Bay City, Texas, March AIR. and Mrs.
r. II. Martin. formerly Of the Kyle hotel
Kyle, Texas, but more recently OF the salge
hotel Of Austin. have leased the Rugeloy
hotel Of Bay City and will take charge on
March 10. Mr. and Mrs Martin are well
known hosts 10 the travelling public ana
their coming 10 Bay City win be favorably
received.
r. M. Wynne Of Temple and Burt Harris
of Columbia have organized and chartered
the Bay City Grocery company and have
opened up a large wholesale and retail
house In Bay City In the lie Tulle brick
building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
\ NOT BUY TIE WORKS
\ Court Of Appeals UphOlds The
Injunction Granted
.usr THE CITY COUNCIL OF AUSTIN
ii. Authority to Enter Into Contract
~ did Water System-Othcr
Decisions Rendered

r.ros March I'm the ease oil
s.r Of Austin vs.. John D. Mr' an we ,
Al" r,,oined the ruling Of inc tr,"'
a r,Is was the case IN which Nc
y aad FOR A writ of Injunction to re
'r ~ dty from purchasing the plant
IA water company. The city coun.
u...od an ordinance, having Tor us
,be purchase Of the entire water
4 srstem Of the old water coinphhS'
r ,ho deal was closed John ID. Nc
II nrosentiug several citizens, sue
4, settiug an Injunction against the
4. action in the premises the lower
soldlnr that the council was without
\ .r,,v 10 buy ont an Independent water
g,vIng as his reason thnt water
80. commission was created for the
- looking after the water system
f,hs city. aud all former power weston
h. council on the subject was destroyer
H.. creation of The commission; as w"
tSnei bodies cCu,d not nave inc SAINT
n ,orltr as the latter was given ''ie a..
iol" Reinforcement and control oi lhe
tNe orts system with the right 70 eA-
~ ;ronroyc. add or change tue system
~ ,,s control. Judge Key delivered the
and holds in part Us follows we
W., md 1dopt the reasoning ana con-
i ~. n The trial judge and also mold.
'i,J that court, that the amendment o.
uinI W. 81 1901. did not on.er upon tue
co,ncl authority TO make the pur-
50 referred to, hut 1t does provide that
+ conncil may pledge as much as one
!, N If pcr cent Of its general revenue
he navment OF any money 10 become
nv virtue of the terms of any contract
an may be made by said city Tor tdt
.cbsse of any water, light or power
''TSs constitution provides that no biz
cent general appropriation Bills shail
s,sin more than one subject, wssich snui
'evinrsssed In it's title. and if the body
ths act I'm question attempts TO confer
IN the city council the authority in
4 stlon. then IL is unconstitutional, be-
, sc The title Of the act does not indicate
4 snch legislation was Intended. Inc
sepdment seems to have hcen Constructod
In The assumption that the city c council
|some other officer or officers or the city
n the power 10 contract for the pur
| So Of the water and light plant In
fse co.rt also holds that it requires the
rcurrence Of tho council and tue water
4 light commission IN order 10 bind tho
Il 10 a contract of this character
The court also holds that while the in
bctlon was proper IL was too sweeping
It's scope and is modified in some re-
bets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

Iflnsboro, Texas. March 5.-Ab,ut =
o'clock this morning the second hard turn.
tnrc store OF Hoffman y CO. was DESTROYED
by hrc. The building, which was tho prop.
erty Of rarlton s Morroro, was badly dam
aged Tho Hilshoro M:uor ordcr next
door. was damaged 10 calendars. novelties
and stationery. They had Just receives
SI5o worth of fans. unfolded and ON which
there was no Insurance. carload ot PAPER
Was greatly damaged by water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

n 81. j. J.. Avs ~ a. fo,n ya, saba,
M"llih Rogers ~ ~ Ru.m Go, csy
Coiulnny. from MtLcnnm d. e. cross 81
~ VI W. y keunrdy. fium MlHm: Gulf
W Darby x rauthcu. flum i.smnasas
Motion "vcrrulrd Western Tninn To,c
Srnph company vs. zoe t,cdlngri. from
fact ""'"N' W
:, Motion granted: sam +. Clark vs.. Lena
Reese from McLcnnan. Ia issue niandais
~ paupcr oath; gulf Colorado aud santa
re hhhwaN COMPANY VS. Atire johnson
ct al. from Bell Tor rrsuhinlssion ~ cn,ss,
, submitted. for rchcarng: Houston oud
ieX9S central Railroad Company ct nj vs
y u il9pson, IT., from MrI,ennan: Exeru
tors aud Heirs of William Cameron vs
state Of Texas, from Travis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
A CONTESTED WILL CASE
COMPROMISE EFFECTED IN sPlVEY
EFT Al VS.. j. j. DEW.
Lands Involved Lie Partly in Texas and
Partly in Alabama-Three Hundred
Plaintiffs to the Suit

Gonzales. Texas March "a very noted
case was disposed Of here today In the
civil county court STYLED Mary Spivey ct
al VS.. ]. j. Dew. The suit was brought
to contest the Will Of Duncan Dew, who
lived in Eutaw county. Alabama, ]. j. Dew
was the beneficiary Of the will. and as
there are about 900 acres Of and IN Con.
zGles county belonging to the estate the
will was dled here for probate.
Tho estate is supposed to he worth ahont
S30C,Or0 the most Of 1t being in Alabama
and Texas. The case has been before
Judge Glass for two da.'s and resulted IN
compromise, J, J. Dew giving a portion
Of the estate to the plaintiffs. There are
about 300 persons interested in the plain
tiGS' part There were nine lawyers from
Alahama, three from Waco and four Con
zaIes attorneys connected with the case
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
News Notes.

Austin. Texas. March 5.-H. W Castor.
a student Of the university, was held up
and robbed last night near the university,
the robber getting $3.50.
The election OF officers for the Ere de-
partment will take place on the 18th and as
TWO tickets are In the field everything Is
lively In FIRE department circles.
The funeral of Mrs, ]. f. Pearce took
place this afternoon and many sorrowing
friends accompanied the remains to their
4nal resting place.
Mr.. John Seny and Mr., Dan b. Hender-
son OF Galveston were here today on busi-
ness with the executive department,
Mr.. %. w. Thompson of Fort Worth has
located In Austin and has been appointed
secretary Of the Home Mutual Fire In
surance company.
Hon. Ben Rogers Of Brennan Is here
on business connected with the attorney
generals department
SUPERINTENDENT Lefeyre OF the education
al department has returned from North
Texas
senator stafford Of the legislative In
yestIgatiBg committee Is confined to his
room al the Sslge hotel with the grip.
Mr.. Albert wilkerson. who for some time
has been assistant cashier Of the city
NntlonsI bank, has resigned 20 accept tbs
positiou Of cashier OF the Merchants aud
Planters bank az Bryan.
Mr. Edward Schutze. who died Monday
pear Luckhart. was buried here mis- morn
| ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post.

TNVVVIlI W"N'T
Port Eads. La-Arrived: Elv tBr), from
Cpiba; Nicaragua lNOr). from Bluchc!di y
bark Albatroz iPortl, from Oporto. Sal ol.
ANY for New York: III Sislo (Anl, q"
New York schooner Hildegnrd (Am0 'or
Iaguna, Mexico. -,
Havre.-Arrlved: Consoa Brl, from
Galveston for Rotterdam.
baltimore. Cleared: Koln (Ger), t)r cat
ypeton. -,
New York.-Arrived; Nueces (Am) 'if"'
Galveston. ., ~,
Kinsale.--passed: Telestora lspah'h ~"
Galveston for Manchester.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
A NUMBER OF RESIDENCES AT
VARIOUS PLACES.
Railroad Supply storehouse at Glidden
Cedar Brakes Near Marble Falls
Are on Fire.

Marble Falls Texas, March Fire has
just broken ont IN tho cedar brakes east
OF town aud unless It can he promptly con-
trollcd will result In heavy damage to tho
timber interests Of this section. 1t is very
ury aud tho Are will spread rapidly
Crowds from town are ont doing every
Thing possible to check it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
A hearty SOLDIER
Wnrked on Nem Rations-

One Of Uncle Sans army boys got a
m with Grape. Nuts. A private NJ Fort
Harrison. Mout named Orlando Miller
says: when ! was all run down witt dys.
repsla and got so / weighed only III
rounds a friend recommended that / take
Grape Nuts Food.
This was last sprug and I followed the
adli"e ! have steadily improved. Grad
have gained my strength and health am
now weighing iaGlg pounds Any ono IN NV
regiment, eth Regulars, can verify thess
facts"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
ma - vii Bonds.

Galveston IcAas March THE bond
subscription committee received $4,000 In
subscriptions for the proposed sea wall
bonds today This makes the total amount
actually subscribed up to the present SsQB..
400 TWO additional promises Of suhscrip-
tions of $1,000 each were received TO-DAY,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

Lake Charles La, March 5-Andrew
Shorter as principal aud VIII Owens as ac-
cersory were put trial today for the
murder Of Horace Bowers The two young
men raised disturbance at Christmas
tree entertainment and were put out 10y
Bowers. who was shot and Killed as he
emerged from the church. All parties are
colorcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
School House at MouIton.

Monitor. Texas, March 5-Tbis moruius
about o:3O o'clock fire DESTROYED Tho Cath
Ollie school house and contents. no TO-.
surance; loss about $500. The Gre started
from due in the north onl Of IN" build
ing. Tho wind was hlowinG from tae
oct ont. one Of the sisters who had been
Sick. was burned a little. nothing soriou,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

La porte, Texas, March D.. \ barn be.
longing to ]. S Ewell, in Bay Ridge park.
burned this morning, cutailns loss Of
several hundred dollars. Mr. EWcll bad
taken his horses ont Of the stable Just q
few minutes before the fire was discovered
md saved them. There Is no accounting
for the cause Of tho fire. For time scy-
oral buildings In the neighborhood seemed
threatened
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Ia INVESTIGATING ooMMITTeE.

An Investigation OF the State Orphans
Home Is Under Way.
Corslcann, Texas, March 5.--The specla'
Investigating committee, Hon. TRAY. Hen
dcrson presiding Representatives = H.
Bovd and w. T. shannon met at Q o'clock
this morning In the Malloy hotel parlors fof
the purpose of hnarin gNGitnesses on matters
concerning the state orphans home, Te1ch-
crs an1 inuatcs Of tho home made stare
rlentS concerning lis affairs The commit
tee VII continue taking testimony tomor'
row morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Only One Naval Recruit.

Galveston. Texas. March 5.-Tho recruit
Ing office of the United States navy. which
has been opened IN tbs old post Office build
ing at the corner 81 Postofdce and rwen-
tieth streets. has only enlisted one recruit.
II seems that the Inducements do not ap
peal 10 those who arc eligible for enlist
for advancement In the navy now are better
than they have been for a long time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Two Negro BOYS Cremated

Paris. Texas, March "A negro oohin.
occupied by Ell Beasly, bve miles south of
town. was DESTROYED by Are last night and
two children were burned to death The
father left the children In the hons" sud
went to a neighbours. There were tArr'
children. I. . aud Il. In the house WHOM IL
caught fire by the stove pine falling down
The oldest made his escape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06

GHdden. Texas, March "a two.>iory
building being used ms store room for
roadmasters' supplies for railroad track de.
partment was entirely consumed by hre
late yesterday evening. cntaUins consider.
able loss to the company, as q cousii'
cradle amount of supplies were stored IN
tho building Tho extreme nigh wind pre-
vaIliuC az the time made Ii impossible TO
control the fire.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-06
Congressional Fight in BeI County.

Thomas candidate FOR congress from this
district against Hon. II. L. Henry, has set
ncNt Saturday, the Sth, 20 open hrs cam
p0ign lu Rel county and win speak hrst
~ Holland ON that day. lie VIII cover
the county. Hon. r. l.. Henry hes made
'ppoiutueuts TO address the poople % Belt
county. lie orcrs "A division of time ana
q warm light IL anticipated.