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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
BRYAN IS Non A CANDIDATE
Declares Positively that ne VIII Not
Accept Presidential NOmina-
ttOn I'm 1904.


MUsCATINE. Ia, Aug. Nv. J.. Bryan,
in an interview here today said positively
that he would not be a candidate for presi-
dent in 1904. He said he was satisfied to
live as a private citizen.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
Twelve transfers. aEEregatng .Iil.l

M Amanean Bsdleal Co. = comblnatIon' q ~
ableaf Aedical Dxpat Specialists a. the uorId. We
treat an Diseases peculiar e Men ana WomsS.
: VA iortdna aad nov oasr 70 trsat until cured
al parsans ailing from chronic Diseases. me-
write thea TO-DAY an abogl your calo sne 81 ~
proper truatmaui fires Of charge
~ MEDICAL Co.
NarthaiitsNn. Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09
Davis sells glass.

kssD eIsaa. u.s Puoa'. Mesh.nls'. 'oae
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-09

A telegram from Bloomfield states that
B. G. Chidester. held IN Jail there for
grand larceny. committed suicide last night
by taking poison. Chichester IL the young
travelling man for a millinery house who
was accused 81 the theft OF = valuable
sealskin coat. He called on a woman who
lived IN the house with the owner Of q
millinery store al Moulton. In an adioin-
ing room was sealskin coat valued At
$3.50. The next day Il was found 70 be
gone from It's place. Suspicion At once
fastened on the young travelling man. He
vas seen at Abba With q large package
The next day he registered At q hotel in
Des Moines. Detectives followed the trail
and found the sealskin coat In a ~pawnnhop
In Des Moinss. where Chidester had sold
Il for SIS. or had pawnsd T. tbs coat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
NEW ORLEANS SELECTED
THE NEXT WoMAN's SUFFRAGE
CONVENTION WILL MEET THERE.
Susan B. Anthony Pleaded for Suffrage
for the Women OF Hawaii, Porto
Rico and the Philippines.

Washington. February 14.--New orleans
today was selected as the next place Of
meeting Of the wonan's Suffrage conven-
ton.
Clara Bewick Colby delivered an address
on Industrial Problems"
on behalf Of the committee on legisla'
ton Gail Laughton said that their duties
were somewhat restricted from the fact
that this is sn "otf year in politics" but
that In those States holding elections this
fan the State Suffrage associations are
making efforts 10 obtain larger rights.
Susan d. Anthony said she believed In
carrying the gospel Of woman suffrage to
every convention Of men aud women that
could be reached. because neither Catholics
Prasbytenaus congressman aud others
would come TO the conventions.
She pleaded for suffrage for the women
of Hawaii Porto Rico aud the Philippines
After referring to.the GU school teachers
who had gone to the Philippine lslnnus
she snid. Think OF them being put IN
dor Tho heel ~ the harbarians of the pm
lpplnes and the bafbarions sent from lhiS
country, who are worse than me ~
pinosh This latter remark was loudly ap'
a permanent international woman sui.
fraee conference was Egreed upon today at
AZ adjourned meeting ~ the International
delegates. susan b. Anthony was elected
chairman The representation or ~eacn
country 10 the convention by three dele
vlii be extended 10 al countries not repre-
sented 10 send delegates 10 Convention
which win he held 81 q time and place
JET 70 be datsrminsd upan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
A BOWLING CUP
To Be Contested for bY Al the Houston
Bowling Clubs.

To Be Contested for nv Al the Houston
Bowling Clubs
As each OF the four bowling clubs ~
Houston. the Turnyerein the Houston, the
Csrlsruhe and the Magnolia, has hand.
some gold medal which is BOWED for each
month ana awarded the best individual
score, MIR w. n Coylo has gone step
further in the direction Of melting a stlu
greater Interest ~ this popular sport 10y
offering handsome silver cup, 10 he com.
ptted FOR once 4 month nv teams selected
from each ~ the clubs ana 10 eventually
become the permanent property ~ the cab
that VIII win 81 at three consecutive con,
tests The contests Hrr 70 hc tn rotation
on the different club ALLEYS commencing
with the Turnvereln alley. then che CARTS
ruha. the Houston and tho Magnolia, and
repeating IN this order ns long As the cup
is IN competition.
other rulos governing the contest aud the
selection OF the teams are matters 10 be
left to the Csptslus Of the respective clubs
Tho dates for the club contests on the dif-
ferent alleys will he arranged SO as not IN
conflict with the contests for the individual
medals
Mr. Coyle promises cup equally as
handsome as fine state champion shin cup.
now held by the Turnvoreip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BRECKINRIDGE- The stephens county
bank has bought Ward Bros bank.
CUERo The local compress company
has declared 10 per cent dividend,
GfLMER M + Neil has been appointed
county Judge, vice u A. Blnc resigned.
oAKwOoD some pneumonia In this
vicinity but few OF the cases have proved
fatal.
ANGLEToN. Tho Presbvterinns are max.
Ing preparations 70 erect handsome chutch
building.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. The 4,ycar-old
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Love, q widow, was
burned to death.
SMILEY An effort which is nearly sure
10 succeed Is being made to put In cotton
s'ed oil mill here.
DECATUR. "A local option election for
Wise county Inns been ordered for March 8;
prohibition now prevails.
BRECKINRIDGE.-T Mcthodlsts have
torn down their Old church 20 secure site
FOR modern place OF worship
PENDLETONVILLE.-- Elkins stock
OF groceries recently assigned, has been
purchased by W. W. LittleHeld OF Troy.
FORT WORTH. John Putnam. aged T.
was struck by bullet from an Air gun
ard II is feared that the wound will prove
fatal
RREMoND. The funeral Of Raglan
Jones WIS held here under the auspices Of
the Knights Of pythiaS and was largely at
tended
GEORGETOWN The case OF Texas
Trust Company VS.. c. u Booth, involving
title to Spindle Top oil land has been trans.
forred TO the district court OF Travis county.
GEORGETOWN .-Tha negro Bucknry,
who murdered John Nijcck, a farmer. for
the purpose OF robbery was found guilty
anf given twenty-five years In the pcnitrn'
tiary
1 ANGLETON. Several new houses are uu.
/ der way md others have Just been com
1 pleted There is not an empty house In the
/ town and the demand takes In those not
completed
| LOCRHART. Caroline Broadus, an
| aged colored woman living in the northern
/ suburb of the city. Is dead Of smallpox. No
/ other case Is now known of In the town
/ or vicinity
| JEwETT.--A case Of smallpox has bee7
! found here aud pcsthouse Is 20 he estah
! llshed ana those exposed to the disease iSo
! lated until danger ~ tho disease develop
ing has passed.
| NACOGDOCHES.-J G. Garrison,
! we'll known lawyer, was badly hurt by he
/ ing run over nv 3 heavy laden wagon noal
! jacksonville His chances for recovery ar,
believed to be good,
! EAGLE PASS.-An unknown Mexicar
was run down and Killed by n train neR,
here He saw the train coming and left
tho track. then deliberately stepped back IN
front Of tho engine.
FLORESNILLE --Francisco Carols sho
Juan Alderctte with winchester inGict
ing a wound which resulted IN death In
few moments The tragedy was enacted II
saloon The cause for II Is not known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
News Notes.

Galveston. Texas. February "a. WhliG a
number OF the missing papers 10 cases nleu
In The office ~ tho district clerk nave Ostu
returned since the published request lhai
Tho original papers IN all cases he retutneu
to the office Of the district clerk S'" lu''e
are many which are missing.
Mrs. Gertrude Nichols died AZ O oc33
o'clock last night at her res aacassd Nas
the wife Of Z. X Nichols. agent Of lhe
Southern Pacific Mt Galveston Sae caves
besides her husband also two childTen' hcl
funeral occurred at o'clock this afternoon
from her late residence.
Contracts will be let next Monday n'gnt
for the new church building when = 20
he erected by the First Baptist church OF
this city. The building committee ms de
rious branches Of he work TO ne noue ~
The building separately. The total cost VIII
be 10000.
Mrs. George Hardy. secretary OF ING
Home for the Homeless, made her annuhl
report OF the work Of the bone during tue
wear ending February l. All debts nave
been paid and there are now fourteen ch'F
dren being cared for at the home
Mrs Catherine Day, aged 90 years oeu
Yesterday afternoon at her residence on
ThIrty.fourth, between Church and Winnie
A resident Of Galveston nearly all her NE
The committee which has been apportion'
ing the $4,000 relief fund sent here by the
governor has completed its work ana Is
now ready 20 make It's report 70 the city
commissioners at the next meeting.
The United States dredge boat Comstock
left Yesterday for Pensacola. The last sur
vev showed q depth OF twenty seven feet
oys1 the old bar at mean low tide
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
EpAIN WRECKED BY A BOULDER

crew Of lfty-four men. white and colorea
nhu tney We're going 10 a point further IN
the road TO clear a slight wreck
Fttteen injured were brought 20 Tittle
Rock aud are now at St vincent's innrm
s,ry; one, OF the most desperately Injured
Died on the way TO the hospital from the
depot. 'H '"V
IL is believed there are several others
Killed by being buried under the sand AZ tbe
scene OF the wreck, as there are several
missing aud as yet uuaccounted for. There
and looking for the bodies
Tue engineer was complimented for the
comparatively good stop he made under the
circumstances, for otherwise the entire train
Win It's living freight must have been
buried down tho embankment and Ali ~
,,nem Killed, Engineer MAJOR and Fireman
Evans were not injured
Inc men were caught in the cahoose llkc
rates IN a trap, being unable 10 got out
| even when they saw the rock desccndin =
weighed fifteen tons N ''Nh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

shaw; Bonus, wharton county Charles pa
Wis: Buttheld, Jefferson county, NJ IRi
rick. Norfolk. Rush county, j. T. MaEWeH
Oran, Palo Pinto county, V. y. X Lock
Ware Comauche county, II. J. Bingham
Wootan Wells Robertson county. W.
Lane: Brarhhrd Rusk county G. l.. pel'
sou. pargen Pnnoln county u n. Hoard
Drummond Young county, VI II Allison
Northtork Gray county. Jennie Honaley
STAFFORD Herman county, q NJ. hotri
Beasicy. IT. Bcud county, II. J.. IaUaWeN
Eidridge, Gray county Il y Blngum' "el'
Borden county. ] McCarty ltonkhnnS Ia
vaca county. T. Hafrcncck. lago, wharton
county, NJ - TaylCr, Jester, Navarro coun-
"a. s. H. Hornbcak: Monarrate, LnvncR
county. II. s. Stoffek ", Montague county,
" II Scott; VcscH, Falls county A.
Enves. Beech Grove. JaspH county Mary
Smith. Bughee, Hutchinson county, Luxe
trrett; Hanna Wise county William J..
Miller; High Prairie. Madison county. j.
w Mcdonald. Hobart Eastland county,
NJ l.. Hull. Aldinc. Harris county. J A 70
tect Fltzhugh Hays county Lola Day
Fletcher. Milan county, Gust Pciser,
Frank. Fnnnin county. j r Suddorih;
Mendoza. Caldwell county L. W Booton
Olkalln. Burnett county, ]. W. Ballard !
smithwick, Burnett county, j. W. CLARK
The postoffIces at Reno Parker county.
Cyrll. Rush county. Motson, Hin county.
and Peruvian, Liberty county. Texas have
been ordered discontinued after Fehru.
ary 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

THE TEXAS DEATH ROLL
nan John l. GOODMAN OF ROCK
Wall. MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE.
n p. sansom, One Of the Pioneers OF
T,xss-Two Persons Suooumbed to
Injuries Received During Storm,

go,kvau Texas, February 13.-Hon.
sIab l. Goodman, member Of The legls
8h,urs for this the seventy fourth legls-
Ehtys district died at his home at Heath
s his morning Mr. Goodman was q mem
ttt Of the Twenty.sixth and Twenty
tHrsnth legislatures and was a we'll known
& nd respected citizen Of this county. He
& cine 10 this county 10 1873 from Georgia
2nd beeame one Of the leading men In
county affairs.
4 PARKER Temple, Texas. February IA
( Yrs LEILA Parker died of pneumonia yes
lsrdsy morning at the family home in South
i Temple snd will be buried at Hill cemetery.
! ktwssn Temple and Bolton. this morning
A ceased. also lies very low with pneumonia,
liting been taken yesterday TO the Kings
Daughters hospital for treatment.
4 HART.-McKinney, Texas. February 10.
! h. Hart Of near Plano died last night
ifSn the effects Of ininries received In
~ Gsveston storm He lived at Sandy
Point at the time when all his property
\ vas destroyed and his personal injuries
4 i.stlv.d frem which he died. His daugh-
tn Mrs w, R. Lsnhan, lives In this
H SAMSON -Alvsrado. Texas. February
Hr-R. P. SAMSON, one Of the pioneers Of
ltia, Is dead at his home here, He came
y
augustine county where he livod until
H@ when he moved TO johnson county.
be vas the father Of Hon. Marion San
son and was So years old.
\ NANN.--Rusk, Texas, February &c.
Mann, aged about Is years, died at his
itsoenee here today. He was an old Con-
ieaaate soldier. He has lived In this
.plni{ Tor tonr years or more. He leaves
wife and one son.
4 Guardianship, Texas, February IA
w. u NJ Clark. aged 80 years, died last
nlsat Of pneumonia at the family home in
hyds park, She was sick for only few
e.Is A husband and two sons survive
4 ,FoRRESTER, Temple. Texas, February
n-Aiss Forester Of Taylor's Valley, a
nsr Of Mrs. Harkey OF Temple. died AT
We family home yesterday and will be
CURED a. the family hurylng ground today,
MURRAY .--Corsicana. Texas, February
-W,iism Murray. who was badly in.
Nta ~ the Galveston storm. Is dead OF
!urisp '''0' ny '"u ."
wsLLs-Kaufmsp, Texas. February IL
CTS ". W Wells OF near Prairieville
,is.. county died Of pneumonia Monday
usnt She WIS 6S years OF age
~ Sheariu. aged "a: at smlthville.
Ms scarborough. aged G.; near Gano.
,gs' Winters of pneumonia; near Thorn.
James l.. Taylor at Llano.
rs City, Mo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED
Crew Lost Control and a Rear En-
Collision Resulted

NreW lost Control and a Rear End
Collision Resulted.
Altoona, Pa. February l4.-Three men
killed four probably fatally and two serious
y Injured, one freight train complete
wreck and another nearly so are the results
OF an accident this morning on the Penn.
sylvanla railroad on the steep grade q few
miles above the Horseshoe curve. The list
OF victims follows:
The dead:
a. S. GROVE, conductor of the forward
train.
U. B. wEsTNER. brakeman OF the for.
ward train.
T, W CooNEY. brakeman of the for
ward train.
Probably fatally injured:
NJ. W. Hartman, hagman OF the forward
train
B. W, Kinked, engineer of the forward
train.
]. w. Fluke engineer Of the rear train.
Simon Frederick, brakeman OF the rear
train.
Seriously injured;
The tircmcn OF both engines, names IN.
known,
Control of the second section OF an east.
hound freight train was lost soon after
emerging from Galllizin tunnel, and two
miles west 81 Alllgrippus II crashed into the
rear OF the first section. Ten cars, tue
cshoose and two engines were completely
wrecked The dend and injured lived in
Altoona Pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
Answer in Land SUIT.

Galveston. Texas, February 1.-THE an
swers Of the defendants in the case Of
Nancy E. Smith ct al VS., F. ". Wright ct
al were fled with the clerk Of the United
States court here today. The case is one
involving the possession OF a league OF land
in Montgomery county valued at S5p,OOO.
The plaintiffs s,lege that the land in con
troversy was transferred TO James Edwards
by the Republic Of Texas September 20
1871 They prayed FOR damages In the sum
of $1,000 and also for the possession of the
land. In the answers Of the defendants
NED today. they except 10 the plainuus
petition and allege that 1t shows no cause
Of action on its face. II the general de-
murrcr is overruled the defendants then
deny all and singulnrly the allegations made
by the plaintiffs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
r.,t Train Met With a Fatal
Accident.
\, TITLED AND FOURTEEN WOUNDED
!, csbeo.e Saw Messenger OF
|sss' !, Gaming, but Could Not Make
Their Escape.

-. Ark. February i4.-seven
IiH' SilIed and at least fourteen were
r. ~. Injured by huge boulder crash,
fds~V -, .aboose of workman on the
Is i''0 OKLAHOMA aud Gulf railroad
pssiis, miles of Little Rock at 10
[gl,s this morning
~ rsI SIMON, white, Boopev'ls, ATE
,sdut ,oSEs. white, Bonneville, ArS,
R,hxGE FOSTER coiored' QUO "''N
nd, Ilttal.s, R IfsMs, colored. 4os East
4 i0HN Mn,snne North Little Rock.
.slselnEtton Mnr,GEE, colored, 42l West
Hih.rs r.treet, Little Rock
fi }So iuNKSoWN, 80.
w .,yiously injured are; -, n.,,.
I Inss p,pnlnger, white, foreman oi sS'e
.ppSroken and hutt in psai,n,ii,c. hur, in.
xII logan, white 'Bo0neV'''e' "u'' "
S,rallI. ,.coe colored. 1921 East Eighth
Lnare,n, ttls Rock injured internally; VIII
p Davis. white. Alabama; both
Dr. broken aannor. white. Rosedale. Kan; hurt
b nsso r.orttraiu was beaded west the en-
lR n.Ltnc ally cnrs and q caboose. As
~ p pure passing along the track under the
E,,g MUS bordering the river. two miles
". ~ little Mnumelle. the crew saw a
Fd o. .t rolllng down the steep declivitv,
Pay! rS Ssen detached from the hillside by
erhk .s Tas train was going slowly. but
~ Eains ANS, mon the rock when 1t struck
~ ly Engineer MAJOR tried TO stop
.ns,rs al once, but It was so close upon
sss s obstacle that the train struck 1t almos !
4 Nv ,e.in and was shivered Into splinters.
w. ~ me men who we're killed and In
. I,s.,s g.rs in the caboosc. There was q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
BOND SUBSCRIPTIONS CoNTlN
TO COME IN.
Banana Boat Service Is TO Be Resumed
in a Short Tin1e-Answer Filed in a
Montgomery County Land Suit.

Galveston. Texas. February 1.-THE
amount subscribed through the committee
taking orders for the contemplated break.
water bonds today was $4,000, and this
brings the total amount received IN 10
date to 1922, 700 This does not, include
the $500, coo subscribed for six individuals.
A committee will probably begin work to-
morrow on Strand. which is the wealthiest
street IN the city. A large amount Is OK
uected 20 he secured from various socle.
ties and organizations OF different charac-
ters. Some Of these have already pledged
themselves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
LA PORTE LOCALS.

a Valentine Party Given by the Lotus
Club.
La Porte. Texas February IA vaien-
Tin. PARTY was given tonight IN the rooms
Of the Lotus club. The affair was under
the direction Of the social coui'uittee OF the
club. which has been busy for several days
makiIg arrangements Tor the event Tue
rooms we're tsstefuiiy decorated for the &C
CASTOR. various games furnished the smuse'
r,.n, for the orst part Of the evening, aud
thsr the eemmittse served TsfTshnments'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

Besides the members of the club several
Invited guests were present.
!. L. Dean. prominent oil man Of Hous-
ton. was here today for the purpose Of con.
matters.
Captain Charles Clarke was here agsin 60.
day from Galveston in connection with the
work on the ship channel
G. =. Penheld secretary Of the la Porte
Improvement company, returned today from
9 three days business trip "a Houston and
Beaumont.
The now gcntlemen's club. organized here
this week. will meet tomorrow evening FOR
the purpose " adoptiug a constitution and
bylaws and perfecting the orgapixauon,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15
John EARL DEAD.

Was al One Time Mail Carrier Out
OF Fort Worth.
San Antonio Texas February i4.-John
Earl. who when, Fort Worth Was United
states military post carried the mali be-
tween that post, Austin and Fort Gates.
died az bis home IN this city last night
and was buried today He was a soldier
az the United states IN the Second dragoons
and during the war between the states
served In the Third Texas Infantry Non
federste army Tie was born IN county
wicklow. Ireland, Ia 1894
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-15

Washington. February IA statement
sent the senate hy the secretary OF tho
interior today shows that forty three Tex
ms are employed In the Census office
George F Finley Of Galveston Is bcrc
on business With one Of thu departments.
John e, Butler. % Chandler, Texas has
been appointed railway mal clerk.
G. F. schaufeuherg has bean appointed 4
member Of the ciyil service board for the
ordnance department AT San Antonio.
Pensions granted Texans: orlglual--John
D. Reed, little, IS; John L. Cough, Eagle
Pass. $40. Increase Joshua Davis. Spring
town, Sc; Nelson VI Turner. Hail. SO; Hen
ry L. Rankin Jewrtt. sl2; Tllmon II LAM,
Hiram. So: Paul La Franc, Austin, IS;
isaac G. Kicks, Rusk. Si2; samuel w.
Young. Houston. IS: Richard Torbron, Gle.
burne. IS: Isaiah Weston. El Paso, $l2i
Martin Boatright Llano Si2; Harvey A.
Gregory, Park springs, sl2; John G. Shields.
Clehurne $50, Frederick Freitag Bee
Caves, sic Mexican war Increase william
81 Donn, Lewis Ferry. sl2; Job w.
Cooper, Paris, Si2; william y. Hughes,
New Boston, So Horace A. BOYD Te9ua-
Original war With spain James B. Hal
cdn7b. waterloo $40 WidowE-Martha J.
Edwards Fort Worth, IS
Patents issued Texans James o Berry,
Bellevue. wire fence tool; Walter 2. Bran
non, Brazos. wire stretchcr John j. Click,
Bellevue, Ironing table; Robert $. cul-
pepper, Houston. apparatus Tor cleIilne
bottoms of ships; John Keller and 4 rItts-
worth Fort Bliss aparejo' william u.
| Lloyd. Flskyille weeder; Albert ~ shan.
non. aud W. Bobbltt La Porte, stock
weaver.
Texas postonires established; NewcomlA
shackieford county. Richard yanderford,
westminster: Jonesdale. Wichita county. Os-
| good +. Beger. postmaster; saturn. Com
| Ihies county lie Roy A. Davis. postmaster'
| Whltcoak HOPKINS county. WI. ID. Davis,
| postmaster: sheldon, Harris county. Arthur
| u. BOyt. postmaster
Postmasters appointed Adullam. Mason
county. ] G.. shafer; Center Mil Hood
county. ]. - KELLEY; Eiboua Mills county,
liz. c. pevsil olympus. childress county.
H. {. Cox: Bliss Gravs0n county. 3. Y,
BlAntsn; BIuntoR, Asns county, q. "
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Marshal e-antl, eond FlIed.

Galveston. Texas, February 1.-THE bond
Of United States Marshal Dr. John Grant
Of the Eastern district Of Texas was fled
with the clerk Of the United states court
here today The bond was in the sum OF
$4,000 and the surety was the United
states Fidelity and Guaranty company OF
Maryland. ,.-
Dr. Grant has been reappolnted to mis-
position and he hled a new bond TO comply
with the law,