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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05
Was Shot From Ambush
Infant Child So Seriously Wound
Cd That it viii Die
Family Troubles 1t Is Alleged
Led to the Shooting.


Guthrie. 0 n, Naroh 4.-The
Chandler News says James Knox
fatally shot and his infant child SO
seriously wouaded that it will
die, 4 nos alfeady dead near We'll
isLon Tuesday night. Atabout I
O'Clock, Wednesday evening Dep
uty Sheriff Messenge- Of We.Isson
oronght in A. e. ArtAtr, Aldrew
and Webb Brannon, and locked
them in jail, charged with doing
tie shooting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05
PRAIRIE BURNED CHILD.
Conaagration in Roger Mills
County Deals Death to
Little Girl.

Guthrie, o. r.. March 81 A
prairie fire near Doxie in Roger
Mills county, in addition to great
damage to property, burned TO
death the lO-year- old daughter of
Joseph Rogers, a homesteader
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will give an
oyster supper, aud serve ice cream
Thursday evening from 6 to 10
O'clock in the new Smith building
on Chickasha avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05

A Anniversary Proclamation.
Grand Master, W. 7. Gardner
of The Independent Order Of odd
fellows Of the Indian Territory has
issued a proclamation, setting
apart the 26th day of April 1902,
for the eighty third anniversary Of
the order in his jurisdiction. TO
be observed by suitable exercises
nd public thanksgiving to AL.
God for his manifold mer
cies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05

The Express has been informed
that there win be a morning paper
started in Chickasha, if the parties
can borrow the money
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-03-05

Have you seen the Embroide-
ries Morgan s. Grlbi have ON sale
this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
eRYAN's TWO DEFEATS.

A Correspondent Who Believes Them
Due to Corrupt Use OF Money.
To the Editor Of the Phladelphia Timns
Sir: VIII you let me say few words to
the gentleman who signed communication
in last Sundays paper "Jefrersonian Demo.
cratT' He wonders that the supporters ~
the Chicago platform are not convinced nv
Inc last two elections that another kind
would be more successful, and thinks fbat
we aScllbe our defeat to the boiling de,no
Gratis By no means, sir, ThN gold ticket
nUtg was I"5,ovO and perhaps us many
more voted The republican ticket Rempn;
htr mat the recon given for the nomin1.
lIoh or a gold ticket was that very A. q
democrats would be willing to vote for tine
Ht.cultNry and eternal enemy OF our grand
ola party. We believe thar the .,rnmn"itIn
iund IN SO was much nearer fifteen MI
llons man one million. This has been snb.
SS,n0ntiql! huHlltted ana Is proven by the
tion OF 1896: N'''eu eIee'
>, The INCREASE OF the total vote Of Pho
LnminIed states from 1883 to 1892 was about
$1,000. The Increase OF the vote fro,n
1872 to 1890 was ,S65 900, indicafn, I'm in
creGsG OF population ln t D four year- 90
e ~ ieSo i.neySaSe IN ten years, from lSSt
obio fror ~ trsn 800 isncrease Of total vote OF
ing ing an i9Srea5e Of population In the fonr
3SdIs on ell.SI9, Increase OF population In
e emo from 1850 to 1890 was 4i425i IN ir
1syo was l05Ol7. Indicating an inore9se 90 90
reputation In the four years of 5250S5 r Ul
vresSt OF population In Kentucky from 1SSn
10 1896 was 2O0,9o5 Seyenty-foi1r tbors,,s
more votes were returned from Ohio In is uI
Inau there were males OF II wears and o ,.,"o
me returns from Indiana Illfnois ~
anu, West Virginia, Michigan. Iowa
Wisconsin are similarly curious. Tho pt iuo
ueiphla system was very popular in Iu.o
Win our friends the enemy Tho ,,o.i aSSo
non tuhd ~ 1900 was nearly or quito Sonbt.
tn9t 81 l|W II was shqmelessiv adp,Ittns
that philadelphia was nsspSsed Sfan t,sI
now much more we don't know ~ V Co,,S'
ivory ot9er cts was held up 1bis 49, se
would nave yielded $S,OOQOO0 Al Ieas+ a; .r
ail street banks as much more I'm, ny
Nguonal bank IN the United StotosN 10y
asked 70 contribute) The trusts ya,.o "as
nlvch or more, and so did the urest rsgte ~ ~
ana steamship companies. '"'''"uuS
me so-called elections Of 1906 ana ,onn
NMc.e onw auctions, and the highest bliI5,
took the goods. The Chicago Ma fnr,,r
toutslde OF the coinage question: ~ sotI Nv
pe MOI democratic. VIII my friend kind,uo
speciiy which OF the plauks arr M. H Snpiy
eIatieF But Just now, when our ~ eei'i 40
sutntions are endangered hy tbe as 49, N
ions OF pluteeratic and imperiaIistir no,i,
81 now would this short platform A Nv
lso4f snail this country be rover,aS tor
men or I'y money! Could we not sII st.n oy
Reading, December 81, 1901 fFuy Dsvi''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
NEW BOXING RULES
Proposed Regulations to Make Contests
unifprm

Proposed Regulations to Make Contests
Uniform.
Sporting men viii find much to Interest
them In the new boxing rules which are 10
be submitted to the American Boxing asso-
ciation at meeting 10 this city on Janu-
airy -. at this meeting the constitution
OF the new association also Viii come up
for discussion 1t Is the aim OF tue or
ganizers Of the American Boxing aosoci-
tlon to establish a board Of control, STINT
lar to that OF tue National cycling a4sucIH-
uon, and to maze Uniform boxing rules IOr
All contests desired IN tnis cudntry and ma
Cahauu. The constitution prt.sfr,DCs the
conditions oil membership, the duties If Of
hCels. dues, the sutDtIUutug of ituts, and
provides tnat all disputes snail ne submit
Ted 10 the board ut Governors iu the AssO.
citation
Tue new boxing rules provide tba; ref
cree shall have 40 recourse Uut TO ulSulaltty
contestant who nit5 another Nhen he Is
uoWh on ono knee, even though titc Lluw
he hhnteutouaA Again, 3. IS ptoNiupd
ihut II "a contestant 20 down W.th the iu
icnton OF inducing MS opponent TO strike
81 toni blow he snail be disqualified. Dust
aholt this stage oi the contest ne referee
mlEut md some trouble Iu lcJiiiug Wheth-
ei he should act on the deliberate fail OF
Oh the iuul blow, which ptopu3ly would
follow so swiftly as To leave 40 time for
Intervening action
lhc most radical change VIII DE fond in
The new schedule OF weights which, In the
proposed rules, Include a new class for light
heavywciehts the best accepted standards
IN tile Old championship divisions were.
Bnntamweight IL pounds; feather Weight
H. lightweight ld3; Wc.terwtiEht l42; mud
dlewei-ht loi and heavyweight, TO which
there is no limit. 1t Is n long time since
1antimWeight battles have been fought at
NJ pounds. There have been COW leather
weight BATTLES mt IL pounds Ia the Inst ten
years. llehtN eight battles at The lrg. Innate
limit have been numerous ana more have
In |f..|Hu fIHr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

The Maynood-Forbfs light. where they viii
look az inc training quarters occupied Is
Jenflcs when he was preparing for the nght
with Rubin that did not take place in Gu
cinnati IL the quarters suit fhem, Harris
viii engage them for NpGovelfs use from
February Q. but u nothing suitable is found
IN the QUO city q place viii be earchrd
for on the outskirts Of Louisville The
main thing that Is wished Cor IL q location
near some roads that are idapted To road
work at this time Of the year.
Young Iprhett Will be At one ~ The
theaters In st. Louis next week and HAr-
ris Will see the fcatherweight champion and
MS manager about another meeting between
McGoyern and Coriett While he Is In the
Mound City
Terry McGoyern today left the Hahne-
mann hospital. lie viii rest until Tuesday,
when he VIII resume training Tor his fight
with Dave sullivan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Divorce IN Turkey.

London Telegraph
Divorce is very easy In Turkey ana does
not require a Judge aud jury to settle
matters. All that Is necessary is for the
Injured T4riy 10 say 81 divorce YOU" three
nmes ana the deed Il done. The husband
uas 70 ia e the wife proper allowance,
end ~ Is over. Two cases have occurred
recently which are rather amusing.
A certain Turkish gentleman Il q keen
amateur gardener, and his garden contains
et an seasons y brilliant show of aowers
70 which he devotes most Of his rhine,
rather - the disgust OF his wife. who IS
over allowed To cut them Last month
his chrysanthemums were In the height ot
tlelr glory when a tremendous downnonr
OF rain came on This tgreatened 10 Dc.
htroy the magnificent blooms many ~
Wnicn were equal In slze to the best results
2 tanned In England. Seeing the danger
INC gentleman called all his servants ana
SET 70 work to carry the pots into the
house and arrange them up both sides ~
ihe staircase. When they had nnished rho
lent rage. declaring that hor hnshsna
thought more OF his flowers than he ala ~
her gnd that he tnsult,u her by bringing
earth Into the house, Nothing would IN,
pesse heri aha said he was dsnling her house
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

OF the, heroes who struggled for Cuban In.
dependence.
MY ambition now" said the old war
rlor, is to bring UP my children as good
men ana women Political preference Is
iurthest from my mind. Bli my friends
INSISTED on making me candidate"
General falmu Is OF medium height,
9roAd shou!dered, and physically strong.
HIS hnir Is dark, with here and there just
Il streak OF gray. lie speaks English nu.
entity. lie is modest and retiring. Seated
at the desk In his study aud looking out
on smml pond adjoining his property,
where his son, Tomas, wits skating, no
Sald; Great sport like to see the chill
uIcu enjoy themselves, % But ID WAS Il diff.
ncult task indeed to get him to talk about
ala he display the least trace OF anxious
ness over the contest In Cuba. lie said:
You see. l am entirely content with my
present Me. ! have lived here With my
FAMILY for eighteen years AMI am entirely
sntished with my present condition / am
not seeking honols, have given more
of my country, aud viii always be ready
TO help In Its hettermeut bat political strife
Is out Of my sphere"
-, There is plenty Of courage a ia the old
ndn-the courage to brave ~ dare but
there IS also world Of tenderness; ana
mat Is the secret Of his aversion TO n no
htica! HE, which VIII divide The attention
WliCh he IS now cable to give his wife and
children.
Although he believes that his election is
n certainly, us he had not vet been OIL
correspondent:
The principal object OF the Cuban repub-
Ne should be hrst OF all to secure the most
friendly relations WitR the American PEG
pie, Who helped us In our hOur OF need. We
viii always bear I'm f,ud the work Of thC
United states In hrspiug US TO obtain our
independence from Spanish rule. ana al the
same time we should try TO secure from
the washington government ali the adj.
rantng"s possible from our products by ren-
sonah,,e reductions OF the import duties, cs-
Peeally ON sugar aud tobacco, MS this Is
tue only way for Cuba to escApe the abso-
lEte ruin Of these two Industries, which are
N. only bases Of Cuh0's actual wealth.
Without this bcneAt the Cuban people viii
Hnd themselves In great distress ana subject
70 distur9anceS from l0ck Of 6mplovmSnt,
without this beneficial the sacrihces OF the
Subaus for thcir freedom will he Mt naurbt.
Tor In n STRIVING condition they can NOT en-
10y. thor Independence. ! am convinced
mat the pc9nle or the United states know
very wei that It Is to their own Interest
mat cuba he In q prosperous condition. and
IN q state OF order ana peace. and for tbnt
reason | am surc that a majority M tbc
Americans VIII favor a commercial treaty !
thsetWeenn ne countries advantageous both !
to the United States and Cuba -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
ARKANSAS RECORD.
-Four Lynchings DURING the Year One
for Horsetheft


for iorsetheH.
careful compilation Of the criminal sta
tlstics Of the State Of Arkansas for the
past wear shows some interesting resA,s,
and, strange to say, Is remarkably near TO
the statements made hv Northern crimlnalo-
gistS They credit the State with five lynch.
lhgs, while as matter Of fact there were
only fcur, as follows;
FEBRUARY le-Pete Bergman, colored
Mena. for assault on a child.
March 22-George Chceyelie, murder.
April 6-May Hearn, Oscecln, murder
june 3-John Malloy. Hamburg, horse
There was considerable Increase ov.r
ING year preceding in the number of boml.
Gides' and there were fourteen legal execm.
uonE, against one In 1900 The ner cont op
@Nsthable homicides Is very large. in Inong
Instances the Killings having been done IN
GG9t sefdfieose In some instances tho
EuIltS parties are now in the shndoy Of
Ile galIoWs, while many OF the ossoesinc
tlons nave never been solved ana are Iilieiy
10 remain a mystery for MI time. In many
other cases convictions have bccn hal ~ ~.
Inurle, IN the lower degrees and sentences
pronounced rargng from onr month 70 liz
imprisonment Below IL n comn, r~ H. ~
statement of the past four years. P'''"'''e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Ryan and Ferns Matohnd

Kansas City, January 1G-Arttcles ar
agreement for twenty-round fight were
signed tonight by Tommy Ryan and "Ruhe"
Ferns' before the club Offering the hest IN
ducements' The hight Is to take place Win.
IN ninety days, Queensberry rules to gov.
s srp. aaeh man deposited $500 to bind the
egreement. They Will weigh in ny ~
pounds at the rlngslde. Propositions from
reputable clubs Will he open until FebrnHry
10 Eiye,cunce gloves viii be used Me
winner or the fight shall receive TX nsr
sent OF the purse offered Tor the hrbt
Ryan and Ferns also agreed that in e so,
eltner party should he defeated in con.
t tsst before the date tlSed for their meeting.
WIN leave tonight for Phladelphi1. whore
ne meets George McFadden In a six Totnd
e next Monday night. lie viii 80 frsm
there to Chicago, where he viii 6oS six
rounds with Tim Murphy. From there he
goes out 10 Portland Ore, and Will neet
Tommy Tracy there the 2ist OF next mcnth
Tommy Ryan Is to meet George Green here
90 January 20 In ten-round bout.
MeGoVern to Train at Cincinnati.
New York, January 16.-Sam Harris and
Terry McGovern will 20 70 Ctncinnott 4, g..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
JOHNSON AND spALDINd
The Baseball Magnates Held a Con-
ference al Chicago.
NO LIKELIHOOD or INAUGURATION
Both OF Them Declared that the Two
Leagues They Represent VIII 60
Through Season Intact.

Chicago. January 1s-fsan Johnson and
A. G. spaiding today held conference at
which the baseball situation was discussed
At considerable length. Mr.. johnson and
Mr. spaldng agreed that It was lnadyisable
TO consider an amalgamation Of the two
leagues on any sort OF basis. Mr.. John
son stated that the American league cir
cult was made up for the ensuing year and
that there would be no change in II In auy
way. Mr.. spalding was equally emphatic
In announcing that the present four loyal
clubs Of the National league Plttsburg,
Chicago. Philadelphia and Brooklyn would
go through the season intact and would
plat ont a four-ciub schedule II necessary.
He expressed the opinion hat there would
be the usual number Of eight clubs Both
Mr.. johnson and Mt. Spnlding believe it
Is opportuue to take up the question Of
treaty between the leagues now.
Messrs Johnson and Spaldng sent Joint
letter to MIR. r T Powers, president Of
the National Association Of Professional
Baseball Leagues, suggesting n jolnt con.
ference for the purpose Of formulating
uniform rode Of playing rules, TO meet Mon
day. February 10 at Buffalo, y Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
u. J. ?. lAcY AoNnnrn

received Diploma from Wor,,,,. r.,-
Building Committee. "''
Corsicana Daily Sun.
Mr. NJ. J. ?. Lacy, the proprietor q, ~.
Commercial hotel. today received a s,n,.~s
from the. worlds fair building eop,r.,...s =, :
Ssa re, OF The Louisiana Purchase eHposlt,a ~
a, 10 all whom hon shSll see th.s. present.
vested y US aud 10 recognition AZ ssn0rsV
tal ts,snasnip and regard existtas NJ M
IazseA fke EszanGnoiAi AafAl asd - %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
SETTING A TABLE
Pure White China Is Considered lii


Pure White China Is Considered the
Best Taste.
The woman who desires 10 set table in
faultless taste win allow no color - be-
used about 1t except In the china and In
the flowers Pure white china. with Gilt
decorations, H considered mo best tpSfr,
nut UNITS OF color are also used At break.
tast old blue Canton IT, admired by many
persons, ANA Is sometimes employed at 9th.
er meals
The best way Of morkug table linen Is
10 place the Initials OF the hostess In The
upper leTthand corner just below the edge
rms is done In satin stitch No pluiu Eng-
llsh script, and iu plain printing letters.
because such letters are easily read and
serve their purpose Of marking the linen
without being conspicuous Mouogums,
which are not IA lrglble MS Initials, are not
often used
Darn cracks IN linen on n back Of linen
cUmhriC with Tine thread aud cut the cam.
hric away around the darn, when prop
Crly done aud Numbered the daluing win
hardly show II there is a little starch in
the cloth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Eort Worth Am pIauera.

Fort Worth, Texas, January is.--Ds'e
Gear, formerly OF Fort Worth aud n 1856
a member Of the Texas league. has Slrnei
to manage the all American team OF Ka-.
sas City. lie has written 10 Nance who
was an outheldcr for Detroit last season,
and desires to sign MIN for ueld work with
the Kansas CIV team.
Cavanangh OF this city has signed 10 Uiny
outfed for the Waco team IN ne 1tXas
league next season
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Ia poa as an AdyertIslna Y

The beautifully gowned foiti'
paused before the clerk Oh the nV's'
the Cleveland Plain Dealer =, I,
May ] ask you, sir" shs sn1
are any reporters presentT .,,,.
'Yes. madam. All these ss'un'
reporters. ,..a,
Very good. And now, slr, van
FOR my dog with bath" =, a
Extremely sorry, madam. upi !"
permit dogs to enter this noish :,
Not admit my dogl Not aa.1 /,
Teotsie Wootsle? Then ! VIII M
Ia rather walk the streets ~ X. IA
every night, than desert w Y, h
poodleklnsl And You posltl"u
admit him"
Positively" 80 h
at would have been monsl y "
you had admitted him ins'
Ta-ta," M
And she stalks out, follows
porters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
May Send You
a BOOk2

will mai you any book from the list
below, u you send me your address.
With n ! will send an order on your
nearest druggist 10. six bottles Of IN
Shops Restorative. \ II you thlnk TINT
yon need u after reading this book. You
me welcome TO take II month al my
FISK. ~ u cures, pay yodF druggist Ia. ssy
III 4 falls, will pay him myself.
IRIS remarkable offer Is made after N
lifeume's experience | have lparued how
70 strengthen the Inside nerves those
nersea that alone operate every Vital ar
gan ! make each organ do It's dafy nv
bringing back its nerve power No casa 10
100 difficult. take the risk In all
~ hro years $4,000 people have arrsnt
eu this Offer. and 10 In each 10 pald. Thev
paid beearse they were cured. Tor no drug.
gist accepts a penny otherwise. The de-
Note that II my Restorative cures. Tho
cost " tribe. II Il falls. Il Is free. Can
you neglect such an offer when 30 out a.
~ who write me are cnred7
Simply state Book No. on DysuensIa
which book Book No. z. on tke TIesrf
you want, and Bosk No. 8 on the Kidne,y.
fddress pr. Book No. 4 for Women. =
Ehoops Boz $50. Book No. 8 for Men (seaIed)
Racine Wis. Book No. Q on Rheums tisII,
. Mild cases, not chronic, are often cured
~ cne or two bottles Al all druggists.
ctp1fql Pharmacy, BIT Main street: Alb.
eoff Cochren, COZ Main street: Al u Kies.
ltR& yea Msih street. Special Agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Oakland Rnsl,lls

san Francisco, January tS.-FIye fur
longs. selling Jacqueminot, King Herald
KIlldoe. Time 1:OON.
Fuiurity course. selliug-Afghau, saul OF
Tarsps. John Peters Time l!lou.
nSil mile, purse, 2-yrar.ulds -'fhadNeu4
Arano Past Master Time ~
,eIiine ana tnrlong, Mclaughlin stake.
Time 1851. 'i"''"u'
,, seven furIongs, handicap Pride
iiSIhiie e Princess Titlana. Time III
water. Time 1;41L. au'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
chlIds Got the Decision.

Chicago, January ls,-Frank Chids OF
Chicago colored champion ael,y weight
pugilist Won a lecla'on over Waiter John
son, also OF Chicago, az the club rooms OF
the Chicago Athletic asso ia Ion toniGht.
SIX rounds were fought.
In the preliminafies, Young Shtrkey"
OF Hot Springs and 1hIria Mason OF Chit
cago fought a spirited contest TO a draw,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
ossssSssssSssSSSossssssSosss

who sent the child back to change his tic.
hut down came the lady OF the house I'm
furious rage, saying she knew how 10
Iress the child that a pink shirt and a
she would NOT remain 20 be insuited hy
ny giving preference 20 the opinions OF an
English girl. Again she threatened 10
divorce him, hut again II fell through AZ
the husband could not ind the f6Oo he
would hss. had 70 Rsv @-r S-S~ Sss -s-.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

New York, January 1.-THE latest move
on the baseball chess board is said tonight
as its official head. It is announced tnat
II Drcyfuss decides 10 transfer the Pitts.
b ttL cub from the National to the Amcr-
can. Spalding will undoubtedly organize a
new league. ana thit New York vi not
be included IN It's circuit. Spalding with
the aid of Hart, Roach aud Rog'ts accord.
Ing TO tho present program, viii Or tuizc
new elght-club league. made NJ u tho
following cities: Brooklyn, Boston phlla-
delphia and Washington In the east. aud
Phtsburg, Chicago. Cincinnati ana st.
Louis tn the Wesl. This would ptobahly
be the r;sicst way out Of the nr scot ar.
dcultV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

by bringing dirt In. and she would divorce
him, She sent for her sister to come and
be witness Of oc divorce and, settling
% work With her women, bundled ain the
flowers out again. when The sister ar.
rived, however, matters We're settled mn
ana the divorce did not take place.
IN nhotnef occasion tho same lady sent
shit aud a green tie The father wwss
shocked AZ this hsrherous combination ami
made remark 70 thu Epgllsh goysrnsss'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
Pneumonia Epiden,Io

pSnlson, Texas January 1s.-An endemic
OF me grip and pneumonia prevails in tbis
dien ,''u' a large number OF old people have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
MoULToNs NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.

merry Itoa fsag g sam Moore Moore ST. for
the
to
Moore
seneia and
-"' pa0n popoSll " call
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-21
When the Railroad Comes

Corpns Christi Is to have can
ming factory. Who SAID Corpus
was II dead town? -BROWNSvILLE
HERALD.
When Brownsville gets rail
road she too will have Il canning
factory, rice mill aud more sugar
mills, ard then all eyes will be di-
rectpd toward the Rio Bravo, Alice
and the Intervening country
Alice Echo.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-21
Late Items.

New York City and surrounding
country on Monday experienced
the worst blizzard since 1888.
Two thousand invitations to the
launching of Emperor William 5
yacht have been sent out.
President Roosevelt recommends
the retirement of Lieut.. Richmond
P. Hobsou, whose application for
retirement was recently refused.
se war revenue reduction bill
was passed by the House, without
asdisSputing vote.
The treaty ctdlng the Danish
West Indies 10 the United States
has been ratified by the senate.
Gov. Taft before the senate com
mittee on the Philippines, says the
islands should have local legis-
lature aud representatives, III
Washington. with qualified suf-
feragr for The FlIpinnS.