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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23
HAROLD-J. GROSS AND JAMES II
HURLEY. AUCTIoNEEkS.
Mortgag e's s ale

VIII be 500 al public auction IN the
premises, en- Monday, Oct. q. 1872, at
Twelve u2) o'clock. noon, by virtue or
the power of sale contained In that mort
gage deed made by Samuel Bottomley
and Sarah 4. Bottomley.. his wife. dated
March ~. 1887. and recorded In the office
Of the Town Clerk of the Town OF North
Providence in the State OF Rhode ISL
and, in Real estate Mortgage Book num-
ber 2, at page 2l6. the conditions or said
mortgage deed having been broken.
Those two certain lots or land with all
improvements thereon situated on the
northerly side OF Metcalf Avenue In
North Providence in said State laid OUT
and designated as lots numbered twenty
one CID and twenty-five CID on that plat
entitled The Metcalf Avenue Plat Of
Land on North Providence, t. l., belong
ing TO Andrews and Lyman, surveyed aud
pistted by Charles f. James. May 1916.
which said plat Is on file In the onlce OF
the Town Clerk In said North providence
ielns the same estates conveyed 10
said samuel Bottomley and Sarah Il.
Bottomley by deed from Albert L. An
dI,ws. dated Oct. rs, 1855.
nv Crdtr of the executor OF the estate
OF the Mortgagee, who hereby gives no.
tice Cf mis- intention TO bid at said sale
or any adjournment or postponement
Providence. r. l.. Oct 3, 1902. dt.octa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23
FOUR DOCTORS FALL
18 months in a chair.
A Specialist also fails to even relieve
a bad case of Asthma.
The BRAZILIAN BALM instantly re-
Iieves and effects q Radical Cure.
Shaker Station, CT, Feb. 8, 1890.
.rr. Rrs zitiar RafrVv

BraZiitan Balm
has done w won-
ders for me, after
suffering 2 years
with Asthmo
received - nelp
from four of our
local physicians,
and a specialist
in Hartford who
is at the head Fl
the hospital and
receives all the
critical cases in
the adjoin ing
counties. For ls
months I never
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23

uIcn0l makes belts grip the pulleys, pro
viOUul tects them from steam and W.
ter ana prevents glazing For sale by
BROWN BROS. CO.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23
Maidenhood and WomanhOOd

At welded life with its and responsibilities
appropriate could bride consider than of the med
inc that will keep the family in perfect health.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23

Il took Csscar.ts myself snd they are nns.
also have been Swing them 20 my children
Mrs. Dsyis. as r. Capitol ST.. Washington.
"Csscarets are the best medicine J ever
tried l cannot be too grateful for .tem.'
Mrs. Eua sApders, Fot. No.
81 w.s for long time troubled with con.
sfipstion and cstarrh of the thrust An
nov using Cascarcts with good results end
en- satishod I viii be entirely cured .hts.
II have used Csscs-,t, snd must say they
are wpudorfal. ] recommend them 20 al
ny lady friends"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23
STCkIaaTOA LINE
FOR NEW YORK. TH6 SOUTH AND
WEST.
steamer. MAINE d AEw HaMPsHIRE

Steamers MAINE a. AEw HAMPSHIRE
SERVICE EVERY WEEK DAY.
Express trains connecting with steam
loats at Stonington leave Union Station,
Providence. every week day at 7:3O and
sos l.. NJ ~
steamers leave Stonlngton at IO:3o p. NJ.
Returning steamers leave New York
from Pier &c. y. r.. foot OF Spring street,
week days only. at 500 T. M Express
trains leave steamboat wharf Stoning-
ton. for Providence, Boston and other
points
For tickets and staterooms apply at Of
fee OF r.. @ Windsor. Ticket Agent, cor
ner Weyoosset ard Custom House streets,
or at Ticket Oflce. Union Station.
A. G. KENDALL. q. y. A.. n. Y. N. IL.
a II. Il. r.. Boston. Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23

,od ne rec could beg be so,seR p'1 "A q 70 no etSsf
way than with thb knife, but I think she
Cascarets are absorbing " entirely
Mrs y. Dixon, Elsinore. Cab
"Casearc-s had strange effects 10 nv csss.
took them for worms and got rid OF fthem.
gor about year I had also suCered from
my right eye rortinuaily Watering. otter
tnot the second dose % Cascsr4ts the eve
got we'll and has beer well eveIsirce. Mrs.
plowmsn. su Jessie ST., San Francisco.
"Abou, . year ago wen. throash sv.ry
dfNiruit operation and since then suffered
from severe headaches. ! triei Cascarets ant
the result was wonderful. God bless your
Mr. M0aos Leeca. Gilman, s.uls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23

HAROLD j. GROSS and JAMES II.
HURLEY, Auctioneers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
rnrn rnEArrn rIckrrs.

Five couples win intend Her Lord mud
Master" next Wednesday evening at The
Posts expense.
Your opportunity to take advantage OF
this proposition ends at 8 p. m. today. It
costs nothing to enter this contest arranged
by The Post for the benefit of It's readers.
Every reader has an opportunity TO send
In au estimate of the number OF ads that
win appear IN Tho Posts popular want
pages tomorrow ana the first nyo correct
or nearest correct estimates will each be
awarded two choice seats for this excellent
play
Your estimate sent TO the Office OF The
Post addressed to the Contest Editor" at
any timo before . p. m. today may be one
Of the hrst I'VE correct or nearest correct
estimates, and at any rate you lose nothing
by trying.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
a RusH TO ENLIST.
Navy Officers Hero Getting a Good Lo
oS Berruifq

Navy Officers Hero Getting a Good Lot
OF Reoruits
AZ the stay of the naval recruiting officers
IN Houston draws 10 q close the rush of
aspiring Texas youths 20 enlist In the sery-
ice Of Uncle Sam still continues
Not only are recruits heiug secured In
goodly numbers from Houston, hut every
day brings young men from ncighhorlns
towns, and aomo even FROM far away
Ftatos.
Yesterday the following young men were
drafted; 4. G Ellison. apprentice Houston;
i, Ebert, apprentice, san Antonio; Robert
Mccomh. apprentice, Houston; j. H. clark,
coal passer. Houston, g. H. Admins, coal
pnascr. Wtnthorford; %, Anderson, sea.
man, Houstuni William Chambers nrst cines
nachinat Cincinnati; J. N. Walker, soc
ond.claBs muchiplst, Knoxville, Tenn; q,
] Bprba luudSmau Houston
To-day scvcG of the new recruits Will be
sent OF r. Is. Chapman. John Collins and
A. LANCER win leave for New York TO rre
port for duty on the hattlcghip columbia
Messrw J.. H. Kelly, y r. tlugtcr, w H.
Wilson and G.. G.. Callahan VIII go over the
Santa Re Sceulc route TO san Fruncisco
whore they VIII begin service OH board the
raday IL the lart day of the recruiting
officers stay In Houston md no doubt
there VIII be large number of ellist-
mcnts among the late arriyWs,
From both romantic ana practical
ftaudpolnt HE ln the navy has many at
fractions said uu ofhcer yesterday "Iho
meuthl aud physical training, tho broaden.
Ing Influence OF Wide travel and change
and, NhuYC all, the excellent care Whlch
Uncle sam takes OF his sailor lads are I'M
ducoment, not 20 hc lightly east aside
There are numbers OF young men loadng
the streets OF Houston who would do wcll
60 seize this golden opportunity which ig
presented q" them of m1blns mcu of them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
JUDGE GlLLASPIE'S WAY
FINES FOR DELINQUENT JURORS
AND WITNESSES IN HIS COURT.
One Instance This Term Of s5oo--Total
Fines for the Present Term Amount
10 1920.

The imposition Of heavy zines upon wit.
ncsses aud Jurors who fan 70 respond to
the summons 10 attend court by Judge
Gillnsple Of the criminal district court
IL somewhat OF departure from previous
custom. but the effect IL already mani
fest In securing better attendance upon
the court over which he Dresides
AZ the February term OF his court he
imposed fines that were not subsequently
RENTED upon ave delinnucut Jurors In the
sum OF s. cuch. a hne nf 50 each upon
three defaultlng witnesses. aud $40 upon
one other
At the April term he made the nncs 1T
tie heavier. imposing fines that were not
afterwards remltted ut SO each upon hvQ
deiin0uent WITNESSES Those summoned
FOR Jury services had taken the hint II
seems, and were oil present as there Is
no record of fines against them.
neBscs were lined So each. four So each
and one Juror $50 t'hHi u.s.. these are the
fhce that were not remltted
Coming down 10 the present term OF the
court. which heuun on October o. on Tues
day, the It'll he fined two Witnesses SIS
each; OH Wednesday three We're lned so
each. on Ihurdnv one WIS hucd s.; ON
ana one wltursS so each on Tuesday he
Imposed u hno Of $50 on one witncss ON
"Wednesday he fined three witnesses 500
each, and one $500. ON Thursday the 18TH,
six defuulilnu Yuulrcnpu. summoned To- az.
pear IN the steele murder case, were lined
S21 ench Yesterday everybody seems 90
have been present, as there WIS no hno
tnes imposed at the present term uf court,
gfJ3O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18

ton IN regard 70 the Chicago store was
closed some time since and that kitchen,
lt Is reported, Will be IN full operation
within The next Few days UNDER direction
OF demonstration furnished by the MS
ISOLATION. The committee decided to await
the outcome Of the Chicago experiment be.
fore locating any more Kitchens IN the
North and Fast The benefit 20 be de
rived from them was not called into ques.
ton Tremendous success was scored by
their kitchen at the Buifato Pan-Amcri-
can exposition thousands each day being
unable 10 obtain ndmittnnce, despite the
large dimensions aud exceptional facilities
possesscd by the enterprise In question,
which proved one of the South's greatest
drawing curds M the big fair. Experienced
rice demonstrators command fancy salaries,
mud Us this item Of expense ~ borne by the
members Of the association the committee
was lonth g saddle larger outlay upon
showed a balance Of only $1,000 70 the
good.
Committeeman Gray OF Houston intro.
duccd n measure providing for tho mninte.
nance OF Kitchen ia this city during the
NoTau-Oh carnival to be held here next
month. md NftOr cureful discussion OF
the question pro mud con the measure was
adopted as presented aud the necessary
appropriation made
MIR. q. y. Diokcnsheeta Of New York
was Introduced TO the committee aud
proposition from Hnrper's Weekly regard
Ing spuce for the association IN n special
number to be circulated throughout the
cntirc world This matter was taken I'M
der ndvlsciuent and VIII be acted upon
at the cpumltteo's next regular monthly
meeting.
After selecting the third Tuesday IN
january as the date md Houston, Texas,
Ms tic place for tho next annual meeting
Of the National nssnclatiou the commit
tee adjourned. Tho association Is com
posed Of rice men from Hlt VI the rlce-
growing States Of tho South. comprises
membership " nearly 900. aud IL doing
great amount u work each month looking
toward the development " tho rice N.
dustrf.
The committeeman hcNow warm praise
upon the hospitality Of their ENTERTAINERS
at Eagle Lake. and were ngrcebnly SUR
prlsrd by visit TO the Eagle Lake Rice
Milling coWpnny's plant. OF 1900 barrels
daily capmCitv. which the visitors chHr.
ncterize ua ono OF the Gucht IN the world
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
RICE Man IN SESSION.

Representatives. OF National Association
Met Yesterday at Eagle Lake.
Yesterday afternoon IN the handsome and
coinmodlous apartments OF the Eagle Lake
club &C 5agle Lake the executive com.
mlttee OF the Rice Association NJ America
held a very Interesting ana important sos.
sion, The following members Of the com.
mittee responded present when thci.
names on tho roll were called by secre.
tory A. d. Allison OF Crowley, La: s..
Lock, New Orleans. La; j. r. wostmorc.
land Eagle Lake; $. l.. Breaux. New or
leans, In A, u. Allison. Crowley, La!
II. @, Drew, Lake Charles. La; G. Roy
mershoncr Galveston; A. r. borden,
Pierce; j. y. Foley, Crowley, La: Il. n.
Gray, Houston, and II. L. Vineyard Eagle
Lake.
In the absence Of the president, nr Sen.
man a. Knapp Of Like Charles La, who
sent his regrets, Wee President BreauX Of
New orieuns presided over tho dcllbora-
lions OF the body.
The principal subject discussed al this
session Of the committee was the one no.
hitting TO the establishment of rice Kitchens
in the cities OF New York mud ChicnEh,
Kegarding the l0tter point Il was stated
that Sleeel, Cooper \ Go had agreed to
furnish space lu both OF their largo 40.
pnnment stores In New York and Chicago
furthermore, without cent OF cost Ia
the association, they would on certain days
IN connection with their own b,uslnegg
place un advertisement OF the kltchtta no..
fore many thousands % people The cnn.
tract between this Arm ana tho Sssocla.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18

ire to have some Of them In their homes.
~ 80. ana II such person VIII call up Mrs.
w. =. Iefegoy, phont 1855, or call nt lS1
Meshington street, lcHying their nHme and
hndrea In the city, Mr. Norris Will stop
oyer ana u the proper home L opened VIII
pace any or ali Of the children In the
vity' ia the meantime, n there are any
homeless children ia the city whom he can
feacn ne viii take them aud get homes
ior them Mr. Morris has also added nn'
other department 10 his work He tinds
great many women with only one child
VINO 90 not want TO give up their enid
ana the age of the child prevents tine
mother from placing II In any orphnnge
&c ms undertnken 10 dnd homes for these
hothefH with ono child aud Inns had opcnN
70 MN q number OF good honcS Ia the
country ~ persons who are willing 90 take
woman With a young child give her
koon nome. take care of her ana her child
ma pay her small wages, and n amy
women IN the city want 10 go 20 the couu.
ny ana such homes II they viii communl
g9te With Mr. Morris be- VIII aid tnem
rms department OF his work. be says, Is
proving 20 Ice q great blessing 10 many
women who are w dcRtitution and but Tor
TINS cause would be forced tu give up their
children. Mr. Morris VIII return Monday
AFTERNOON, ami Il lettcr addressed ia him
IN me caro- Of Dcoly a Go. Of this city
until Tuesday Will reach him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
NNo NOTICES MOVEMENTS.
Reported that His Majesty Captured a
Par Of loLhNoaarurl.

Reported that His Majesty Captured a
Pair OF iothyosaruri.
Everything ~ moving Tor the No-Tsu oh
celebration next month, The committees
urc shifting heaven and earth, ln Il Ggura.
tive sense, Ia am effort TO make the fcslI
val enc Of tho most glowing celebrations
that has ever encompasscd Houston with
ali the brilliant retugeuco OF modern
carnival.
The prospects are that the November az
fair viii excel all previous exhibitions that
have taken place In thls city President
Mcclellan has almost separated himself
from hH business IN order To give his per
HonAl attention to the details OF the No
Hsu oh, ana GA this he n ardently sup
ported by the varlcus gentlemen repre-.
Of the street fair committees Is In Very
good hunor over the selection OF the oea.
tlon IN which the street fair will he held,
lio believes that this location VIII prove
even superior to that portion ot Main street
Which WWN undo use uf last year, aud viii
permit Of bcttor arrangement OF the mid
way features.
The cntlre organization "a on the aul
Nlve and II is stated beyond any c0utradlc
tiou TINT the street pugcant viii eclipse
anything of like nature that has ever
attracted the attention Of a Texas public
king Notice has been reported OF the Is
land Of pittlnga, near the const OF Brazil.
a carrier dove hearing the udiugs was sent
from his muiestys heet to Rio and the
ported from tho same authority that the
king hae captured q pair OF iCthyosarur,
which VIII be exhibited ON his arrival &C
Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
REaIsrRArloN FIGURES.

interest Of Negroes lnoreasine--Claim
They Want to Defeat Poll Tax
There was a considerable; failing on In
tho registration Yesterday. only 2il Ger.
tlncatos being issued or which about 100
were to negroes The total registration
to date Sc atiO
Those who have kopt IN with the regis
trotou from dav TO dav WIN have noticed
that the promotion OF negroes registering
has gradually increased while the apathy
Of the whites has continued The Interest
Of the negroes in the opurooohlng election
ia cxplnlncd bv some " them TO moan
that they ARE opposed to- the poll t0S
amendment and win use their hest efforts
to defeat IT, on the other maud, It has
been suggested that noting the apathy on
the part Of democrats. they win register
their fun strength with the view Of steal
Ing march. ~ to spcak. ON the dcmoc
racy when IL rs too late for the apathy Of
the latter 10 be remodlcd
Br that as It may democrats should re.
member that there are only ten days loft
IN which TO register,
The comparative record for the past two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
MARKET HOUSE PLANS
BOARD STILL STUDYING DESIGNS
or ARCHITECTS.
City VIII Resurfsce Paving and Sue the
Ayers Company on Their Bond.
City Hall Gleaninas.

The board OF public worke met last night
in the city hail for the purpose Of exnmin-
ing tho plano Of Architects Lorehn &
nughca There were present Messrs Bcr'
Ing, Pilot aud Cade Of the board, CITY Sec
rotary Ryan md city Engineer Dormant,
and the Two architects, Messra. Lorehn and
Hughes. ,,,.
mon expinlncd 10 them the board took up
Tho specifications. but did not progress very
fur. rhgy VIII be unahla to make fepprh
10 the tounel at ~ next meeting. ns ne
work asslened 10 them h proving rather
Tho board viii have another meeting nexTt
Tucsdav night at the city hall, an1 wil IN
tho meantime AJAX the council 10 extend the
time allotted them for inyestigatloh'
Mayor Holt has notified officers W. IT.
Higgins. w. ]. Young aud Harry Ander-
son. who were confirmed OF the last meet
,nr of The olty council 20 nie new bonds
TIo officers present bonds were bled dut
ing the old administration ana they VIII
he required 70 make new ones
The time having expired which me
council allowed 70 tho Ayers Asphalt com
pany TO return an answer IN regard 20 ro'
surfAcing the paving on Liberty avenue
SIM JarInto and Willow streets, the city
viii reHurfnce the asphalt on these stre,is
~ IT, oTg fEp N us o6 Sp' bond deposited by
them
The city health department has discoV-
cred case OF smallpox at ~ Cabai street
IN the Second ward. The patert Is Whi,s
woman. The house has been quarantinoh,
nnd iii precautions taken To prevent me
gnroad Oh tho dlseRsc. ~ Is not probaple
that the womun viii be carried to the pest
house.
Incubation for material has been made
by N. o. Mclaughlin for putting steps 81
the corner Of Franklin avenue ana Travis
streets
Inspector g. A, Rlenhnrdt made the
rounds Of the restaurants, nsh stands ana
markets yesterday Everything. was IN
clennly condition, however, and no 'nsos
were made.
chlef Clerk q. NJ Duclogo OF the street
department spent yesterday at spfl'E'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
TEXAS, LANp OF PROMISE.
Offers the Best Field for Investment in
the South.

Offers the Best Field for Investment in
the South.
The anniversary number Of the Manu-.
factnrers Record has been widely clrcu.
lated. It disScmlnutcs Information OF the
most important character. an tending to
prove that the state OF Tcxus today Of
fcrs possibly the best field for the invest.
mcnt or Drawn aud capital Of auy state OF
the growing South.
This statement is not based upon any
prediction for Texas particularly, from II
sentimental polnt OF view. but * made
win correct consideration Of actual
fatts In general comparison EadU be.
tween Texas ana her sisters Egst and
North ihu phenomenal growth IA popu-
lotlon and values alone Is sufficient justin.
cation for the assertion were n not made
absolutely SO by the wonderful resources
within the limits Of territory whose
prt
Time viii soon be when Tcxas will have
Wrrstcd this title from the populous and
wealthy Eastern States ON the Atlantic
EcnhoUrd, for although New York rs the
center Of the moueycd interests aud
gateway to all the country west. yet Texas
viii one day be the cmpirc state. IN point
Of population. agricultural development
ana cntcrDriec.
said ycstordav "It is In Texas the agri.
rulturtst shall have full plav Texas will
always be an agricultural Stute, no mat
ter how magnificent be- the future deycl.
0pmcnt OF her mineral resources ana the
elaboration of her manufacturing enter,
prlsps
"lt seems Ike q stuucndOus proposition
10 guy that Toxins has everything, ig every
thing, and vet It's true. II ~ the only
state beneath the nag OF liberty that can
surely Isolate Itself from the remainder ~
the world ana suhsist ON its own pro1uC.
tion aud wax Cat on an abundance.
"lt becomes to the prospective settler
merely u question ~ what Ia desires to
grow BE he aericulturlst horticulurst.
NiticultuUst Nmulc farmer or scicutihd
cNporimeutnist, the choice Is with himself
Tr&ns opens her glorious territory and the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
Desperate sttuanIe With a Horse

During the Gentry Bros street parade
yesterday morning spirited horse driven
by Or j, Allen Kyle became frightened
and attempted 20 run Away In order co
avoid running over a crowd composed prln-
clpally Of women and children, Or. Kyle
underworld TO turn the mnddeued animal
into the iron fence surrounding The Fox
residence, ON Main street. Whom the buggy
struck the curbing OF the Sidewalk Il was
badly shattered, aud the horse managed
TO kicl loose from the wreck, pulling the
doctor over the dashboard amt iutu the
street After desperate struggle, Dr.
Kyle managed 60 quiet thc frightened uui-
mai and led him away Dr., Kyle received
only q few minor bruises, whilU his horse
was not Injured Rt all
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
clrYEVTlEs.

The directory OF Art League VIII
meet at Mrs. Cumigs today at 4:3O
y m.
The San Jaclnto otter, Daughters Of
me Republic, viii mCin called session MI
ne residence Of Mrs.lx urwltz Monday
AFTERNOON at q ocloc
There VIII be an Imurnveroln bowling
matoh tonight ON the ais at Turner halI
HameS VIII Doe relied hyams drawn from
among the members the Turnyorcln
Bowling club
There. are nndellycred lcgrams at the
ouice ~ the Western Inhrelcgraph com
hany Ter Miss Hattie Halnc w. ID
Bates Z. g, Carruthcrs L Stone ana Z.
a dancc WINS given last M az Turner
i,ah MAirh was greatly Dyed by thc
g'tg 'foNl prlSlui From to - o'clock
we uool Wns slyeu rp h fhhilIyuu. ANA
from 20 ~ Tho adults daf
Horny NortHrop, au aged Ne mnn. ,yne
hl,..o1 NA 'ie police ycsluy on two
eharEos ere OF forgery nntho other NJ
lAsisl,G 2 forged instrument pom oNami
na'l'u before Jrstlce ! q. Nhews bond
W"1 permitted him in thr s, az $3.50 Inn
D.'u ease W. default Of whiihe was re
"'"naed TO the county JAN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-18
nAcK ERoM LAREno.

u, S, Marshal Hanson Talks Aout Pros
poets IN the Rio Graude District,
United States Marshal Hanson has re.
turned from Laredo, whore De was called
during the strike NJ that place last week.
lie reports everything uuet there now,
but says tho striking employees or the ran.
WY have not yet been able to secure their
old places IN the service
ile states that good rains have fallen
throughout that section OF the country aud
the stockmen arc quite hopeful.
lie y enthuslmuo over republican pros
necls In the Rio Grnudc cpngfcsstonnl ais
irlct aud Insists that Scott wln rnrIS,
Nneees, Webb, Ia Sale, Maverick. Dim.
NIT and Frlo. with Wilson vbrt close lie
ei VIZ, hekee large claltus as To Guadalupe and
other counties In the district
belpg u republican himself. ana viewing
tue situation through PARTY spectncles NJ
y not 70 be expected Thar he wonid fakc
any special delight IA picturlne ralnbow
scenes Tor the cnchautpeAt of demoerats