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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-16
DO RIGHT-DO WRITE.

When you write. write right. The Smith Premier Typewriter Is all right. J. Ii. Bailey, Agent. Prescott, Arizona. 2-1otf-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-07-16

Notice is hereby gwen that the Arizona Eastern < Montana Smelling Ore Purchas- ing aad Development Company has leased the Roggs mines, shelter and pipe line, and that the undersigned will Tn no way be re- sponsible for debts contracted in operating the same.
 COMMERCE L MINING O.,
 J. :. Douglas, Agent. Octoha 2- 1900
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Tn Cure a Cold In One Dav

Take Laxative Promo Quinine h )lets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sign a cure is on each box. 25c. 4-9--W
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Summons.

In the Justice Court, County of Yavapai Territory of Arizona.
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HOMESTEAD MINE.

Octobe ?, 1899.
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BIG BIC SHELTER.

June 13, 1g
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NIGHT HAWK. Et Al.

Prescott, Arizona, May 22, 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
KING REACHES LONDON
TumuItous Cheers Greet The SOyer-
eiga's Reappearance.
lie WILL ATTEND ALL CEREMONIES
The Health Of the Royal Patient Is Now
Considered Equal to the Coming
Demands Upon Il.

London, August 6-The royal yacht Vic
toria and Albert with King Edward on
board. left Cowcs at 80 this afternoon for
Portsmouth, The harbor station at Ports
mouth was reached shortly after o'clock.
a special train 10 convey his majesty 70
London awaited his arriva! at Portsmouth.
The departure from Portsmouth was made
at 3;4o. and 1t was expected that the run
to London would be made IN two hours. no
reduction Of the schedule time being con
tcmplated, as was done when the king was
taken to Portsmouth after the operation.
The train, which was preceded by a pilot
engine, reached Victoria station at $50.
The station was decorated in honor OF his
ma1esty's incoming. Free access was
allowed the public except to the platform
reserved for his majesty. Tho king left
the train without assistance and entered
an open carriage. which started after few
minutes for Buckingham palace. The king
looked extremely well. Repeatedly he
bowed his Acknowledgements Of the cheers
by the crowd at the station. AMI he shook
hands heartily with various friends who
greeted him on the platform and to whom
he waived adieu ON entering his carriage.
decrease In his weight caused by the opera
ton gave him an appearance OF greater
height He stood up IA bis carriage and
bowed repeatedly in Response to the cheer
ing tlrongs on the route to the palace The
queen aud Princess Victoria rode in the
carriage with the king and two nurses fol-
lowed In the next carriage.
Although a rain which had been falling
had scarcely stopped. his majesty insisted
upon using an open carriage ON the way TO
buckingham palace, TIL puugp route, which
was well lined with enthusiastic cheering
crowds
Judging by appearances. the King not only
VIII be able to 80 through the coronation
ceremonies, but VIII be perfectly capable of
performing all functions of iha service with
out discomfort. His return 10 London was
accomplished without any III effects, and
MS nrst public appearance since his OPP
Grafton delighted even those who hid most
serious appreheusions with regard to the
king S condition. The group OF railway Of
hcials anu a few court iunctionAries who
awaited the train exhibited many signs of
uncaSiness, which were not lacking among
the crowds which damned tae approach -
10 the Victoria station. IN which a squad VI
Life Guards had been placed The king
seemed to be in the greatest good humur
and evidently was dthehted 10 ct back
Ills face was ~ petualiy lighted up with n
smile OF SatsfS 'tiou and he looked any
thing but M iEg aid
The prince anl prlecass Of Wales and
their children drove over 10 Buckingham
palace from York house, and just before
their maJesties arrived they appeared on
the palace balcony and wc,e loudly che rel
by the crowds outsido. The demonstrate 10
increased az the king approached, ana after
their majestloS had entered the palace TIE
crowd sang God Save tine King several
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
A CRITICAL SITUATION
international Complications Nj
Arise at Panama.
BRITISH VESSEL IS IN DASaI
The Government Forces Desire /. n.
the Quito to Aid in Naval
Warfare.

washington, August GA very lut.rx..
situation has developed at Panama vl,s
may result In call upon the United s,-sl
to protect interests there, Several az
ago the governor Of Panama requested q.
mander Potter Of the United STATE. 1,
boat Ranger to leave the harbof and !. n
search OF the Colombian warship Bcl3
Wnicn was supposed 70 be III dstles I'M
through breakdown OF her niaehiheJ VI
IRON having fallen In vita one Of the v,1
lutionary vessels Permission was ,1r5
from here for the Ranger 10 do % MI
YESTERDAY Commander Potter said lin !,
would not 90 10 sea because Of the ivgr
ance on the harbor rcyolutlousry N
Today he cabled that he had been iriar,!
that the governor Of Panama coltsnrus
seizing the British vessel Quito and del
being no British warship at Pirari
asked for instructions as 10 what Mn !
TO pursue. The presumption az TIE ilyS
department Is that the appearance u |
revolutionary war vessel of tie hi.x
alarmed the government authoilies q.
having no ship at hand to meet hsi, III
proposed to press the Quito into ssgSs
possibly for the purpose Of arm!rs q
and sending mel out to meet the iasziai
vessel W men tAe properly OF QUO
is threatened in this fashion. Ia tA 2
sence of a warship of that partrulu W
try, 1t is customary for varsaP "
friendly nation, when appealed 70,
toct the properly Of the corrtEy rei1t
it, But 1t is not proper for 4 xainf
one country TO proffer protection w =
maliy requested to do so lntradw
this effect were Immediately sent 70 "
mander Potter and II the British caS
Panama should appeal to the Range "a
sistance to prevent the seizure Of tN ",
Commander Potter will be expeaE
adopt the same method to prerenl WI
which he would II the Quito were % *
lean ship. The situation Is colsla e NJ. N i
cal If Commander Potters infcIna%,
to the contemplated action o. tne iu-%
ties should prove 70 I've correct -, i
Commander potter's dispatch Wy ~
to the state department, as ! WI wv
to involve the possibility o. inld as. q
complications. The state departns1, ..
received no direct adyices ron ~, s,ss i,
eral Gudcer. hut as a matter :, ~
the matter contained in CoIi.a Comma |, n
ter's dispatch was comInuniean,eal. ,,
British charge daffalres, Percy h''''
at Bar Harbor.
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PUNlsHED RY NE coURT.

Peter Power Refused to Obey the Order
to Appear IN Court.
New York, August g The branch Of the
Peter Power suit, started 10 attempt TO
upSe! the Northern Pncihc merger. reached
IN acute stage late today before Judge La
Connie In the United States circuit court.
After some snort proceedings the court en-
thirty days lie also ordered George Alfred
Lamb. counsel for Ny. Power. to appear
August 70 10 show cRpne why he MIR
Anmbl should not be suspended or admon.
ishcd for uuprufcssiuna conduct in con.
ucction with the case. The occasion for the
orders was that though Mr.. Power had been
repeatedly ordered Into court he had pa d
no attention 20 the summonseS, and VI was
believed was acting under the advice Of his
counsel.
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eRgAr eRlrAINs POLICY.
Members OF Parliament INDUCED in
Severe Criticism,

London, August 6-During the discussion
of the appropriation bill in the house OF
commons today the government was Sc
verely criticized by various members re.
garding it's policy in Europe and In China.
1t was alleged that Lord Salisbury had
duarreled with France and spain. had
ailenated Turkey. had driven Italy into the
arms OF France and had failed to resist
Russia. while perSistently courtlng Ger.
many with nbsequious compliances and one.
sided secret treaties.
In replying. NiScount Cranborne, under
secretary OF the foreign office made an II.
luminRttye reference to the treaty vim
germany by saying that II a secret treaty
eAlsteu II was secret, therefore IL follow
ca neeeSS arily that the government could
legged 1uarrels with European powers de
caring that the position of Great Britain
Was IN no way Insecure and that her IN
nuenee was high. The government was
Stlling, said Niscount Cranborne. to re-
store 4 normal state of affairs in Chlna Ns
speedily as possible He thought the soon
er shanghai was evacuated BY the intsrna =
uonal FORCES the better, as there was no
reason Why they should stay. The GOVERN
ment had proposed evacuation To the otbsr
powers, but II was quite impossible to
eNacuate alcue In that, as In an other
respects, Great Britain must have the
ernment had hoped that negotiations fer n
commercial treaty would he successfnlly
ended before now. The abolition OF the
likin was the most important object Ia
was hoped, said the viscount, that Soln
tion would be found for all points of diner
ence.
In moving the bill the chancellor OF tha
excheluer, Sir Michael Hicks Reach ev.
planned that he thought Il desirhbic ~
alter one clause Of the hlll SO AZ la ~,
able the chancellor 20 borrow funds in
temporarily financing the excheduer IN tbs
Issuing OF treasury bills. He added tsst
the government expected 20 have 10 horrov,
lotoaOpo 10 meet q deficiency In the ncxt
Replying to J. Edward Seely ,eonserro.
hvel, who deprecated the lack Of modern
war appliances by the British army ma
navy and who urged the cstahlishfnsut ~
q department. responsible for the adon,,on
OF every Invention necessary 10 the arm
or navy. Premier Balfour denied that Gres,
Britain was behind other nations. He ssit
the government would srapple Win ,haa
urgent question Of iolnt stratesetical dL AZ.
pAFtmenf 70 the best OF It's Ability.
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Texans in New York.


AtIfNlhA 10 Nc lhSts
New York, August 6.--'rhe rolloElne
Texans are registered In New York;
Houstou-W rowey, Herald Square; Mrs.
j. j. Gormau, Miss j. German, Marlbcr.
ough; Mrs. II. Pmester, yendome.
Marshall Rebccca Kappa, Marlborough.
Galveston James Moore. Marlborough; II,
A, EIband, Herald Square.
NacogdochesJ, +. vandcrsmith, sin.
clair
DaIlas--Mrs. {, johnson, Grand; N. Il
Fehrenbeck, Herald square.
Grcenville-E, Kholer Union Square.
sherman--M Brockney. Herald square.
WyNe~-G. u, Baidridge, Herald square.
Taylor-Miss CHM, ST. Denis,
Huntsville-W. H. Obannon ST. DENIS
Denis.
Redwater--N o. Rhodes. Broadway Cen.
trail
Coleman--B Martin, broadway Central.
Corseana-E. H. Brown, Imperial
Cooper-N Waterlsky, BroRdwad Central
Ttxas-E. Greer. broadway Central, n
Z. Wallis and wife, New Amsterdam
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THE ILLINOIS HOLDUP.
Train Was Stopped and Robbed by
Eight Men.
ONE OF THE ROBBERS WAS KILLED
Six Sacks OF Money Were Stolen, the
Total Amount Being About $780,
Messenger Fired Five Shots

Mount Carroll, H., August GA daring
aud successful train robbery occurred al
Marcus ON the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, i've miles north OF Savan.
nah. about midnight last night The line
Yestibu!ed passenger train OF eleven
coaches, Conductor Emerson in charge, was
Tagged nj Inc litfle station and eight mask
ed men guarded the engine The engineer
and fireman obeyed the Imperative orders
OF the robbers and at once uncoupled the
engine and express car from the train and
ran thom quarter Of a mile up the track.
They then blew up the express car with
dynamite ran the engine north distance
Of mile from Hanover and the locomotive
becoming dead the robbers abandoned Il
and escaped. one Of the highwaymeu was
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

A ten-lnch rainfall Is reported at New
iberia, La. and the prospects are favorable
to great damage to rice.
Seven Thousand negroes gather at the
educational congress at Atlanta.
Retail butchers and meat dealers VIII
eight the beef trust
FulI particulars were received Of the
Burlington holdup in Illinois.
Harry Tracy. surrounded and wounded
Killed himself rather than be taken by the
posse.
william jennings Bryan intimates that
he could not honora0iy refuse the presl-
Dental nomination,
Five eollierics have been permanently
abandoned in the Shenandoah region on
account Of being flooded With wafer.
Senator Hanna delivered an address at
urbana. Ohio. discussing the coal mining
strike
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
LIsTs oF sTorKHornpRs


Having in mind this information that the
Irlars had sold portions of their lands tc
companies Secretary Root said in mis- last
dispatch Of Instruction to Governor Taft
sent to the latter at Rome, that in case OF
d successful close of the negotiations list,
b i%Gsr ol be furnished not only of the lands
merged in the stock of corpora tiops p ond
o ePd amount of stock held by the religious
Aside from this information 49,,
governor Taft the war department hay
I pgHG aaaIised from time to time Of certain
sfitnt iGTal transfers made by religious in
s{ta.utiohs IN the Philippines and orcantza.
u tion nn IN this country. One such transaction
in .T e% Yari ey leading firm OF attorneys
Washington firm Of attorneys The n ~ I
ji aos .S nave proceeded however. with The
r , eta. tnese transfers were not of \
~ ia tb 10 interrupt the consummation
SDce cue nam object of securing a transfer
ence or The lands as an entirety. "A'i
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FIVE MINES FLOODED.
Galleries OF Shenandoah Region Will
Be Abandoned.
TWO THOUSAND MEN NOT NEEDED.
Mine Workers VIII Be Compelled to Seek
Employment in Other Sections OF
the Country
TWO THOUSAND MEN NOT NfEDE

Shenandoah, Pa, August G--william
Stein, the state mine inspector for the
Shenandoah region, today announced that
i've collieries under his jurisdiction, which
have an estimated total value Of 81, 5OO, 600,
nave been rendered useless by reason Of
having been flooded and have beep perma-
nently abandoned.
-Four Of them-Bear Run. East Bear
Ridge, Kohneer and Preston No 3-belong
TO the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company. The other colliery is the
Lawrence. and Is owned by the Shaefer es-
tate Of Pottsyilie. Mr.. Stein estimates
that out of the thlrty-six colieres IN his
district only fourteen are In condition for
immediate operation II the strike were end
ed. The others are In such a condition that
1t would require anywhere from one TO four
months TO clear them OF water and make
repair. He said the average time would
he about two months. The abandonment OF
the i've collieries will compel 1000 mine
workers to seek employment in other parts
OF the region and they VIII have trouble
In finding 1t IL the thousands Of men who
have left the region during the strike
should return. This condition ot affairs,
tho mine Inspector said IS a serious matter
not only with the companies but with the
men. After the strike shall have been end
ed most Of the workmen will have 10 re-
main in idleness for another period of lime
until the colieres are placed In working
condition. In the coal fields south of here
MIR Stein said the situation Is about as
bad. But In the Wyoming and Lackawan-
ma region the mines ARE in much better
condition. The mine Inspectors statement
created considerable interest here as 1t con-
armed the belief OF some Of the coal com.
pany officials that a full resumption Of
coal mining will not take place this year,
fgFn fsFlaH .. .sTtl
prices will be upward rather than down.
ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
THE aoYAL CONFERENCE.

Emperor William and the Gear Met in
the Flarbor Of RevaL
Reval, Russia, August 6.--Emperor WI.
liam Of Germany arrived In the roadstead
today. The shipping In the harbor was
brilliantly decorated with bunting and gar
lnnds and spacious reception hall lavish.
ly Furnished, had been erected on the
quay Tho Russian merchant squadron an.
chorod IN the harbor was dressed with
Tags. The car in the imperial yacht
STANDARD sailed early 10 meet the Hohen-
2ollern and the German emperor was trans.
shipped 10 the STANDARD, which returned
10 port With the two empeTors aboard, fol-
lowed by the Hoheuzoilern and the Ger
man cruisers prlnz Heinrich and Nymphe,
The STANDARD passed down a line OF Rus.
sian warshlps which fred salutes and
manned aides.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
MOVEMENT or OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial 10 Tho Posi- !

Port Tampa, Fla.-Arrived: sohoo,o,
Ada e Brown (Am.l, from Gplvestnn
schooner Iohu E. Deylln tAm), from a., Gnl
,Am.l, from New York and sailed foIp S - rs
weston. 'u 'V0 1ai'
. Fort Eads, La.-Arrived; Holstein fcsr
from 4 Port IAmon; Politician (Br.l. from
!s,,' lpool Schooner Samuel T. Beacham
,Ami from Rrazos Santiago ~ "
As, Sailed: Wilhorne (Br3. fer n
tefaam via Norfolk; Usk lRrA w.
Selha; Hannah NJ Bell iRrl. Tor Rc.t 1T
n f,a wa Norfolk. VS.. and Ayr, seotinnt
throsens sAm,l for New York; Risud An
tor New York, Arrived: Steamer sap NJ Ata =
GsvMom GalYastna- sailed; Alamo. for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
AousToN.

The business men are ratiylng to the sup
port Of the rice palace plan by increasing
their subscriptions as requested by the ex-
ecutlye committee
The eneamDment OF colored State troops
at Camp Kirby, Emancipation park, will
be in fun swing today. the various conf
panies having arrived yesterday. Parade
at 10 q. m.
The sessions OF the criminal district court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
AGAINST THE MINERS.
Judge Goff's Decision Was a Very Great
Disappointment

Clarksburg. w. Va, August 6.-Judge
Coz this afternoon, In lengthy opinion,
decided the habeas corpus case against the
miners and agitators and remanded them
TO the custody OF the marshal and sbcr,y
and they will he removed to Parkersbnr1
TO serve the balance of their sentences
The judge said the only question wos MS
Trust company Of New York was eniiticI
10 a standing in court and It was not abso'
lutely necessary for the fuel company 70 he
made party to the suit. The decision is a
great disappointment to the miners, and
be taken, at present at least.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07

viii be held In Judge Wilson'S court duriDg
the remainder Of the special term
Burglars entered the grocery store OF II.
r. Harlesty at Travis street and Capitol
avenue hut secured li.tlc booty.
Mlss Jennie Bcrnr won the medal At the
ladies -poo,lns contest ia the Houston
Gun clubs grounds yesterday afternoon.
Rice industry Says the acreage seed 10
rice 10 2 NaS amounts 80 approximately
100000 acres ana the crop IS expected TO
average reu sacks 10 the sore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
Preshptnrlnn Ednoallnn-

Nashville Tenn. August q AT meeting
Of the hoard Of directors OF the Education
al society OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church here today, officers were elected
The principal work Of the meeting was
tendance OF young men IN colleges, Favor
able reports were received from Cumbor.
land university and Trinity university OF
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
REvoLuTloNlsTs DsFEAlE'
The Battle Of Aqua Dulce Resume !
orally to the Government /.

Panama, August Ga messsse y
received from Telegraph lnspeele'
at San Carlos confirming the news
defeat at Aqua Dulce OF the re's.s
forces under General HerreIl. .u, !. 3
Gomez says that two goyel nl,s "a, "A
Of the Fifth battalion o. ~ nt, n
prisoners of the revolutions, sv IA n
capped and report that. wnen ~ III 81
enemy the latter had scai ear y, e;ss:j
munition for small arms an I'M M ia
could only fire their cannon; o,ans,a
Generals Bustamente ana IN Nsi
reported to have been kiiisu, ~ r,asg
men said also that most m,ss n tlf
lists were being forced 70 nssi,s 1854
ficers, and that this was eau
deser1ons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
SPORT.

Rain prevented the game at Kew Orleans,
but Powell claimed that It was forfeited.
Birmingham suffered two defeats on thoir
home grounds by ATLANTA.
Nashville lost two games to Chattanooga
on their home grounds.
Buster a IL to shot, capturcd the spin
away stakes IN tho mud az Saratoga
Good racing was witnessed at ths trot.
ting track at Fort Erie.
The royal yacht races were continued at
tho Isle Of Wight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07
STORY OF THE ENGINEER

La Crosse Wis, August 6.--The Burning.
ton train which was held up near Savan,
nah. Ill.,. arrived here Mt 10 o'clock and a
twenty-minute stop was made for break
fast Engineer Mooney OF Minneapolis
told a vivid story OF the holdup. He said.
THE robbers stopped the train by swing
Ing white light. AS soon as II stopped
two men jumped into the cab and covered
US with rcvolvers. One of them told the
fireman to cut or the engine After this
was done the man who was pointing a gun
ut my head told me 70 null the engine IN
a way and I ran her up a half mile Then
they ordered me 10 jump of aud we walked
back toward the train. where we were
Joined by the express messenger and an.
other rohher. They took us TO the rear Of
the hufct car and told us 10 sat there One
OF the robbers left us. They worked for
an hour blowing open the safe and finally
brought the engine down again and ali Of
them got aboard IL. few feet from the
train they told me TO jump on and run.
which most assursdy did. They ran the
engine M seven miles and left her dead -
Mr.. Mooney believes that tins iohbers
KILLED one OF their own number either ppr
posely or accidentally. Several shots v'e,e
nred, some by the robbers and the rest az
the express messenger. The express t.c-
had two holes blown into It's bottom and
Was left AZ East Dubuque. II is believed
the hye bags Of money contained S25oo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-07

THE COUNTRY'S PROSPERITY
Shown in a Remarkable Manner by the Reports
of the National Banks
Special to The POST,

was0n August The prosperity Of the by
dillon
Ter the The figures based
reports f
date Of last The loans and discounts S322
o
o. depogts While tn
n o In
to
o. putu
Is the bcsth
n
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WArcHMAN FOUND DEAD.

He Was Killed by Men Who Lay in Wait
for Him.
Wukesbarre, Pa August 8.--Danlel
Sweeney, a watchman In the employ OF The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal
company at the Bliss colllcry in Hanover
township was found dead in a geld this
morning. He quilt work at midnight and
was followed bya score Of men. The sup.
position is that the men who followed hin
from the mine were lying In wait for him
and when he approached the spot where
they were hiding they assaulted him with
Is said the coal company will oner q re-
ward of $1,000 for the arrest and conviction
Of the murderers N"
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Llnemen Won Thsi, strik.

Te1srkana. Texas August 6-The strike
OF the linemen In the construction ~ ~.
IeNarknna Telephone company's system Il,
TINS place was ended as soon as ii starta1
Quay py the company acquiescing The
- per dsy.. This Is the only victory wv no 10
isr achieved by the worklnen of fb,s Gu nns
pany In a long line OF ahruptlons '''u'
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No uneasinnss n Rlohmona

Richmond, Texas. August C. The RraSos
river Is rising hero at the rate OF eight
inches IN twelve hours, Inasmueh as the
river must rise several feet before the
water gets out OF the banks, exccpt I'M
low places there does not seem 10 Sc
much uneaslness among the bottom farm
crG.