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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-07-18
NoN-UNIoN MAN KIDNAPPED.
Unknown Persons Raid His House and
Burn His Furniture.

According to a Hazleton, Pa, dis
patch, unknown persons at o'clock
Monday morning raided the home of
at Upper Lehigh and after getting
Hussman aud his wife out of bed at
tempted to burn the house. During
the melee the stove upset and all the
furniture was destroyed. Neighbors
extinguished the fire. Hussman was
led away by the marauders, and is still
missing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
saERlFfs' DEPARTMENT.

-. nm by n. Timmons, near poor
law mare about l2l9 hands high,
Nv a - ~ on left thigh, about years
|a A sore on back, shod all round; has on
r, y plsSs1 ex u d.-strayed or stolen from
ss.,sss McComb, 9O2 Girard street, one
y A eorse, Is hands high, branded CIV on
N shcnlder. + years old; also has brand
a.n y an shoulder near name; scar on
Issr fraut foot saddle marked This horse
M raised at Susarlqnd.
X reward Strayed or stolen from Peter
E.cem black mGre, branded MY ON left
niSsr IA hands high, II years old, scar
sSonhder. scar on back; also one black
80 brand unknown. II years old, l3
mi, hgh, four white feet, scar on pack
III On both sides.
q, Reward Strayed or stolen from John
Ihtef Fifth ward, dark bay horse, clumsy
N heavy set, l5la hands high, black name
N isil: no brand; sbOd all round.
A. X. Anderson, sheriff
Palestine. Texas, October 5.-Stolen. one
IN horse. 49, hands high, weight 1000
.rnds, dent In side of neck; black name
III tail no brand; PAGES under saddle;
f0,pward for horse and thief. Also one
tzy horse, IA hands high, weight about
n pounds; branded on right jnw, shoulder
hi hip with Spanish brand. Also one
Ian horse. IL hands high. weight $50
kcnds: brand on right hip j. r.; $40 for
scoyery Of last two horses and so for
Mel Arrest and wire me. Henry Watts,
herf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
Fourth coort Of AppeaIs.

San Antonio Texas. October s.--The oc.
tober term Of the Fourth court Of civil
appeals began today, all the Justices being
present. Proceedings were had as follows;
Motions submitted: Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railroad VS., w H. Caldwell, from
Dallas. motion to affirm as 10 Chicago.
Rock island and Texas; L. A. Erwin IT al
VS.. Florence Erwin from Atascosn. for re-
hearing; NJ. y. james VS.. j. s. Crclghcld.
from Wilson, TO correct Judgment on motion
for rehearlng r. a. aud w Moose ct al Va.
John II, James ct al from Begar, for leave
70 file Transcript Victoria Zepeda W. Jnc0b
Hoffman, from Bexar, to affirm on certil
cate; IRON City National Bank vs.. Fifth M
tional Bank 81 san Antonio from Bexar.
for leave TO hle transcript; the Corrilitns
Company vs.. Hugh Mackey. from III Paso,
Ia have motion to strike out etatcment Of
facts heard before bearing on inerlts the
Corrilitas Company VS.. Hugh Mickey from
III Paso, 10 strike out appellants statement
Of facts; Texas Mexican Railroad vs. T. w
Gallagher, from Bell, TO substitute appeal
bond,
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HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas. October s. The supreme
court convened this morning for tae regu.
lar fall and winter term and granted sey.
eral motions for rehearlng. II. L. Clamp
was appointed stenographer OF the court.
vice J. B. Mcfarland, resigned Court pro
cecdings were as follows:
Motions for rehcarlug submitted Gulf
Colorado and Santa ne Railway Company
vs.. Isabella Hill two motlonsD. from Gal.
weston; l.. II. Black vs.. 7. & Black OF al,
from Bastrop; National OIL and Pipe Line
Company vs., Richard Teel Ct al from Har-
din; Greer. Mills 6 Co. VI. w. T. Feather
ston from Clay; W c. Logan VS.. J. w.
Curry ct nj, from Nolan; J. T. pronitt VS.,
Missouri. Kansas and reXas Railway Com
pany OF Texas. from Grayson
Motion TO advance date Of submiszsoa
submitted; w. j. MCGEE vs.. w G. Corpln,
from Schlelcher.
The court of civil appeals OF the Third
supreme judicial district convened this
morning at 10 o'clock, with all " the
judges present. The court adjourned i'm
mcdiateiy until Wednesday morning, which
Is the regular court day
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eouornnsnt After pawned Pis.0Is.

Palestine, Texas. October 6.-.rhe war de-
partment nj Washington is after several
nrmr pistols which were left here By the
troops from San Antonio during the car
niyal. The boys who left the pistols tod
chat they lost them, but 1t has developed
since then that they became short OF cash
with which to celebrate while here ahd IN
their desperation pawned them to dealers
In this city. II is a very serious onehsc
m either pawn or receive United states
army eqi ipments and II the authorities sne
coed in locating the missing weapons u
may 60 hard With the ones IN posse, ,,,li'
Mills Reagan second lieutenant IN the
Twelfth cavalry. was here yesterday on
visit 10 his father. Judge John n. Yea
gan Mr. Reagan wss With the boys mere
durinr tho carnival
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
PRICE BAKING POWDER, CHICAGO, o. 9. a.

that Hon Gus A. Hciilg OF La Grange
WIN speak IN tho German language nc
llalsln, Victoria county, on October -.
Mneola. Texas October 6-~Complcte re-
turns Ia Saturdays primary election gives
Wood county 10 r. W. simpson for district
judge by 500 majority over IT, O. touert'
son.
Dallas, Texas. October The Dallas so
ciallsts yesterday decided TO put ticket
IN the Held for tho fall election. WIN
almost complete unanlmity they decided on
the following nominations: For congress,
W. g. Scott Of Dallas for representative.
Il II Williams nf Daias, II G, Gfcep or
Dallas and Charles frotter Of Dallas.
Denton, Texas Ortober 5-,rhe lorai op.
fiun question, which was voted upon ~
Denton county en- September and against
which an action coniesting the election mas
been filed. threatens to become the main
issue IN the city election to be held mere
next April.
TexarkRna. Texas October 5-Morrls
Sheppard. son OF COngrcsBman JQhn H..
Sheppard, today rendered his services 70
Chairman HarRroye of this congressional
district 10 make a canvass Of this district as
his fathers representative, and the ofer
was accepted.
Dallas, Texas, october B-Ihe special
committee OF nve appointed by the allied
peoples party at It's last county convention
10 select three nominees for the Legislature
from Dallas county met yesterday IN OK
ecutiye session and named y. H. Frisbee,
William Harrison Ellington and q, ",
Nivens. All Of Dallas. These gentlemen
were at cnce notified ana accepted
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THE sueARLANp PLANr.
Mills and Refinery viii Be Put in Opera
ton in len DAYS.


ton in Ten Days.
sugarland, Texas, October 6--The two
sugar mills and the sugar refinery Of Ed
II. Cunningham & Co, now in the hands
Of Ed C. Lasater, receiver, will begin opera
tion within the next ten days. Large ex-
penditures have been made repairing and
improving the machinery in these factories,
and a most successful grinding season Is
anticipated Tho recent heavy rains have
given the cane, which had begun 10 suffer
slightly, new start in growth; viii con
scquently produce n larger stalk and ma
tme slowly but will not increase saccharine
matter with continued cool and dry
weather the indications are that enough
cane will he matured TO start the mills In
operation by the 10th.
Resides the 1900 acres IF cane under cu-
tivatlon on The plantation Of Ed II. Gun,
ningham & Co., the mills have contracted
for something like 100000 tons Of cane with
planters along the line Of the Southern "a
cidc at Wharton and the Sngarland railway
between this place and Arcola.
a pumping plant with capacity oil bVvO
gallons per minute has been put In TO con-
duct water from the Brazos river for manu-,
featuring purposes. The company VIII
probably use this plant 20 iTigate JVoO
acres Of cane next season.
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APPOINTMENT
s,npsoN DOES NOT DESIRE
: " TO BE JUDGE NOW.
cases Are Set Down for Trial
lrr t'ss..,,y,,---Promineut Attorneys win
sD''Y See the Governor.

re,ss october 6.-Judge Russell
lsfs ,.s,elal district yesterday forward
\ ms '- ,onstlon to the governor, effective
= y .'' ~ tonight. Governor Sayors ten
y z ,,s sppointmcnt for the unexpired
lH's p N. simpson, the nominee Of
E'fa primary Mr.. Simpson refuses
ssl. l..,otment and has 50 Informed the
WnCi. 40 so+ Tor mini mos,
- easee. among them being the ap-
~ receiver for the 81. Louis
llinou arn Railway company and the
IsiP y the temporary writ of Injunction
|aiias =. local option from geidg into
|fsd Y 'atternoon's Austin train Judge
% lnt nallas aud Judge Fitzgerald Of
lNupa. y sentativcs of the Cotton Bet,
lIfi, yyrrifsd States senator Horace chit
~ q State senator Cone Johnson,
" az ~ me city IN the Caspary case
Tss'e Ky ~ cotton Belt, left for Aust.i
siias ,,npnnosed purposa of urging tho NJ
wv ..,.r ~ 81 some one 10 act as Judge III
'an,..s'iaq al these caoes.
tn w. the entire bar OF the connty
Alusss ,,on Mr.. simpson this morning aud
4 allsa, XXI 70 accept the appointment TEN
t.s,,d BIZ the governor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
Harmony Not Restored.

Galveston, Texas, October 6.--If the Gal
weston county republicans thought 10 bring
about harmony by the election OF Alex
Green as county chairman instead OF
George NEWELL their expectations seem
doomed 10 disappointment. District Chair
man Quincy who heads the opposing fac
tiou % The party, Informed The Post cor
respondent today that be regarded the en-.
lire proceedings Of tho convention rs H.
legal ana thought that they should be
anuulled by the proper authorities. Asked
who was referred to as the proper author
ity and he replied State Chairman Lyon.
The latter win be IN Houston on october
III a. will also former Chairman Green aud
they VIII both be invited 10 Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
TIE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
STORE AT SHERMAN WAS BADLY
DAMAGED.
PrScHetors Believe that Il Was Set on
Fire to Conceal the Work OF
a Thief.

sherman Texas October 6M an carly
hour this morning the Wholesale house "
the Patty Joiner. Eubauk Mercantile COM
pany vas discovered to be on IRE The
loss will reach several thousand dollars,
hut the Hrm rcfuscs to give out an est
mate; say they are fully covered by in.
suranee The loss by heat smoke aud orc
was connnvi to the upper part of The build
ing The coatenis Of the suudry, packing
bag and paper rooms were a total loss. The
remaining rcems ~ the upper door were
much damaged and contents are practically
total loss. The aamage by water Is heay
also on the 6rst foor. The origin Of The
gre Is unknown.
member Of the firm said There has
not hecn sny ire IN this building for months
and the honse has been closed siuce Sat
urday. | think Il highly probable that a
burglar entered and after accomplishing
his purpose set fire 70 the building
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TEXAS POLITICS.
Mr.. MaIlett's Dates.

Dallas Texas. October B-Hcn j. NJ.
Muilett, nominee Of the allied people s
party for governor Of Texas. was in Dallas
yesterday for the purpose or comforting
With the state committee with a view TO
arranging speaking dates for his itinerary
which begins with speaking at Cooper,
Delta county. Tuesday. October Z. The con,
ference was held sunday morning at the
peoples party headquarters and inc follow.
Ing official list Of dates was decided upon
mud approved; Cooper October Il Green,
vile October $, Ewing, October 81 1yier.
October 10, Lufkin. october 10 al night.
NacogdocheE. October " Grnveton. OctoUer
10. Conroe, Ocfnher "a; Nayagotn OctoDer
10: someFville, October is: Gonzales Oc-
tober "a; Georgetown. October IS. Amarillo.
October 20. Chlldress. October n; Decatur.
October -. GateSyllie October "a; Craw-
ford October ~, az night; Meridian. Urto-
Der .: Goldthwaite, October n: Comanche,
October ~; Granbury. October 20. Abilene,
October 80; Snyder, November !.
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Water Struck on State Farm.

velasco. Texas October 6.--The arteslan
well borers at the state farm have Just
struck splendid vein Of water at a depth
Of $50 feet with sixinch pipe. They are
now preparing to sink ten more wells al
the same depth and caiiber. The water
problem at the farm has been serious one.
aud now that they have struck such fnc
aow viii not stop until they have sufficient
20 supply all needs, 10 viii take two mil
lion gallons of water a day To supply the
mill during surgar making time.
The Brazos is now rising at a remarks BILE
rate and plenty Of drift wood is coming
down.
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Notes from HalIetsville.

Hallctsyille. Texas October .. Tie street
committee 81 the city council IS exneriene.
irg some trouble Ia procuring carpenters 10
rebuild the bridge which WAS wrecked in
Thursdays nights nood across the sman
creek Ia the west end Of town, the earpen-
tiers here all being employed. They say
they have more work now tilan they ean dn
The committee il anxious e. have this
bridge completed before the fair. as II will
hc necessarg for travel. All residents or
west end are now compelled 10 travei a
fheir vehicles
Farmers aiong the Lavaca river 70 the
lower bottom report considerable damage
by Thursday nights lood and mapy marrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
DEAN. G. A. R.

James g. Dean. commander General
Grant Post, G.. A. r., Kingston ~ y.
suffered misery from Dyspepsia Doc.
tors pronounced his case incurable bat
Or. Dnvld Kennedy's Faycrite Remedy, IN
a short zine, cured him completely
pr David Kennedvfs Favoritc Remedy
cares Dyspepsia. Stomach and Bowel diffi
cuties as well as all Kidney. Liver, Blad.
der aud Blood Diseases.
All druggists sell II ia the NEW 80 CENT
SIZE and the regular $40 size bottles
sample bottle-enOugh for trial. free By
mall.
pr David Kss;;;stS.g Corporation. Rondout
n. Y.
Or. David Kennedy's Magic Ern saive
for All diseases or inflammation OF the eye.
25e
Trade supplied By the Houston Drug Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
Rannnrs 10 Re Transfened.

Fl Paso. Texas, october 6--captain Iohn
r. Hughes. commanding company D. Texas
Rangers. received Instructions today 70 have
his company in readiness 10 20 TO Browns
vile TO relieve Captain Brooks and his COM
,,anv Who Viii he sent to vi Paso. II Is
thoncht This change Is made on account Of
The recently developed feud between some
of the members Of Captain Brooks com
panv and Mexican ranchers near Browns
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Runge. Texas. October Am effort Is
being made 70 organize National bank
here Sufficient stock has been subscrit ID
10 assure II aud the application has been
forwarded.
water works system here for land 10 Bee
county.
s. Barnes has sold his farm near town 10
7. L Davenport. CONSIDERATION S5025. The
acres of pasture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
Ranouet 10 eeneraI stoddard.

Bryan, Texas, October 6. General II. b.
oddard, most eminent grand commander
the Knights Templars Of North America,
u be rendered a banquet by the COM
andery at Dallas on the night of Octo-
n Is The Invitation sent General Stod-
III was a handsome affair. executed by
I'D with pen on pure parchment All
lra W. 5. Scbley, who viii be In Dali
! At the time, has accepted an invitation
bc present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
First Court Of Annals

Galveston. Texas, October g. Both the
court Of civil appeals and the Tenth and
Fifty sixth district courts opened their fall
sessions today IN the court OF appeals
there are about 200 cases already on the
docket, being enough to keep the court
busy for the next Ave months This means
that u newly docketed case will not be
reached until about FIVE months. as they
are taken up ccnsecutiYeiy ia the order
HIpd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07

= galveston, Texas. October 9 German
l'RN was celebrated hcre tonight at Har-
mohg ciuh hall large crow wis pros,
emu and hue program was rendered
Secretary Gardner Of the Galveston
business league is IN receipt ~ letter
ADVISING them party Of Illinois excur.
sionists VIII arrive here at 3 D. IN. tomar-
row; The excursion is under the direction
Of bolllng Bros, and the party Is out pros.
camp McGruder. United Confederate Vet
Grams Will make an effort To erect a moBu.
ment IN the memory of the Confederate
dead Of this city. This action was decided
upon at meeting held Yesterday and Il
committee was appointed 10 secuie funds
for the undertaking.
James Young. colored who was arrested
on the charge Of assaulting Young lady
In tho suburbs Of this CITY last week has
been removed from the city prison 10 the
county jail for safe keeping The Young
lady assaulted Is still In q critical condition
and has been unable TO come TO the station
and Identify her nssailant
Mrs. Elizabeth Boddeker aged ~ years.
died very suddenly yesterday afternoon In
the parlors of the rcctory N Sacred Heart
church, She was attending the christening
Of one of her grandchildren when taken III
and was conveyed at once 20 the rcctory
and medical aid summoned. but she d.
within few minutes. The deceased had
hcen resident of Galveston for forty years
and leaves number az relatives IN the
city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
- snit EiIed.

Denison, Texas, October 5.A sub has
been filed before the court Of claims for
citizenship court 10 test the right Of court
citizens" in the chocthw ana chickssaw
nations and the case Will be one Of great
Importance TO the nations, MS the decision
win forever settin the claims OF the so
called court citlzans"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
o., Fewox Admitted 10 Bail

Hennessy. Texas, October Oscar re-
wox. who was arrested aud imprisoned TOT
the killing Of the two negroes, Robert Har-
ria md Louis Curtis, last week gave an
nnpearnnce bond Of 5000 ana was relthsVu
In a short while. - .,.,
a., eoif gofancp
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escapes Of persons living along the banks
are reported. One iron bridge In the upper
portion of the county was completely
washed away, which has greatly ineon-
yenlenced travel. Several other bridges arc
badly injured.
The Truck Growers association at their
display OF truck ut the fair on the 18th,
18th and 18th II possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
ORDER SUSPENDED.
Veterans Win Not Be Discharged from
the Home.

tne rome.
Austin, Texas, october 6,--The board or
managers Of the Confederate home had a
conference with the governor this after
noon aud decided 70 suspend their order IS,
sued some time ago which would require
eighteen old veterans At the home to leave
on account of them being physically able
to earn livelihood. rhc physicians VINO
examined thc veterans aud pronoUnce1
them able to work were az tho confer enre.
Had the legislature granted the request
Of superintendent hing Two Years ago,
there would have been enough room at tho
home for an veterans who apply witnort
having TO resort Go Inv IN order to maize
room for new ones.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
IExAs PoLlrIcAL NoTEs.

Derine, Texas. October Appropriations
are making Tor a reception 10 senator
Bailey when he speaks here October - IN
the Interest Of SIR. Garner
Ia Grange. Texas. october 5.--Announce-
ment was MADE at democratic headquarters
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sam and contonts AZ Marshall.

Marehail, Texas. october 5.-The large
twostory barn Of Charles Mertbachcr, in
the eastern portion Of the city, was burned
at II 80 o'clock this forenoon 80 bales Of
hay aud considerable other feed being de
stroyed. Loss $500. Origin Of the hre un.
known
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4. c. r. u. Conference at Dallas.

IW c, T. U, Conference at Dallas.
|Llano, Texas, October 6.-The Womcn's
prsiian Temperance Union Bi-County in
Flute, composed Of Llano Rpd Burnct
'untSs Is in session here now. Quite n
Enber Of 9siegatl lss are In attendance.
pie an active interest Is being taken in
lnpcrance work by the ladies of Llano.
,ars Helen Stoddard, State president or
Nomens Chrlstion Temperance Union,
u attendance and delivered lecture at
L court house last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
N.ws Notes.

Austin. Texas. October 6.-Ihe comp
trollcr today received the tax rolls from
Wichita county which show a total valua-
tion of property amounting to 50, IA, 4OO,
decrease from last year of Sli935.
Real estate transfers In Austin during
the past week amounted to S6l,OO0 which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
r. W. SIMPSON APPOINTED DISTRICT
JUDGE.
a Number Of New Charters Were Filed,
Including Mercantile Enterprises.
Dr. Tabor Goes to louisiana.

Austin Texas, October 6--R. W. simpson
q Upshur county was today appointed b.
the governor 10 be district Judge Of Inc
seventh judicial district, TO succeed Judge
Gordon liusseil. Judge simpson was Tor.
merry district attorney Of the district.
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KiIIino at Gainesville.

Gainesville Texas. October Sin difi-
Gully This afternoon about o'clock be-
tv,ecn vernon IAder of this city and Frank
pnrvearsof Thackeryille. ! T.. Puryear VAS
shas four times and died soon after. ne
sra,,hte grew out OF an old feud. lAdeli
Surrendered 80 the officers.
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'ostoifioa Safe at Grapevine Blown.

|Fostofflos Sale at Grapevine Blown.
FOrt Worth Texas, October 6.-Last night
peers blew up the safe in the postoffice
Grapevine this county. and stole money
Esmmps amounting to about 500. Dyna.
IA I, was used which partially wrecked the
|dlg, PoStcfice Inspector Ron and
Esn sterling Clark are at the scene in
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Fea,s - a overflo0 Az psst.

cuero. Texas, October D.lrhe river Is still
very high. Two Of the bridges are stiiI
shut on from the travel. II is on a stand
SIN this morning and fears o. big over
flow Gre now about over. The recent heavy
but the county has not lost any bridges.
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Sore at Ronhan.

Bonham, Texas, October q. This morning
about o'clock store belonging TO Kirk
williams was DESTROYED by fire. The safe
was robbed Of Sl44 and the building set ou
fire to cover up the theft. Loss estimated
at $1,000, Insurance $3.50,
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
EFFORTS TO HAVE QUARANTINE
RULES RELAXED
N the Interest Of the Fruit Line Just
Observation-Disclosures Young Removed
TO the County Jail.

yasveston, Texas. october 6.--An effort IL
g &c made . get the State health officer to
lartncr relax thu rules governing The sd
mission q banana hosts FROM Central
america and West Indian polats The prcs,
ent restrictions arc said to be more strin
gent than the rules IN eject at either
S,nasries'on aud New orleans and n IL
ElRmeu that this will be detrimental la the
hgM ifult importing business lnanwiratei
agent here for the company onerstrne ~
seriiee saws that tho company has ~ in
cotton Of relinquisbng the field. ne s,ys
e Wy, Or George Tabor. the state healt
un,.ttI mas told him IN tho past that he
interest OF The port witch would not en-
danger the heslth az the state IIe IL
therefore, hopeful N scouting more faycr.
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Conferense on ouarantine.

Austin. Texas October 6-state Heath
OFFICER Tabor left this afternoon for New
Orleans on business connected with the
quarantine department. He viii confer
with the health authorities OF Louisiana
regarding quarantine matters. lie VIII be
away several days.