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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-03

FEMALE INSTITUTE. staunton.
v Va. School Cor girls. Situated in the noun
tains OF Virginia. Climate ana scenery nania,
advantages in Music. Art. Execution and Ian.
xuaEes Buildings modern and complete. Write
{or catalogue. Miss Maria Pendleton puval, Prin-
c!pal, successor to Mrs. General j. E. b. stuart.
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UTTCHISCS-At No 3is4 Rutger street. Abbie
ITutchiscn tree NIasterson). beloved wife OF w.
s. Hutchinson. sister of Thomas. John and Peter
MaFtersvn and Rosie O'Rrien.
Funeral Monday. August 4. ~ $50 a. m. to
So. Revin's Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
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st. Louis. Saturday. Aug. .. 1902.
60 go $3.50,
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Charleston, H.. Aug. Mrs. Sarah
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EING-FBtered into rest. suddenly. on Friday.
August !. 1909, at I a. m. Thomas King, he
loved sen of William and Sarah King m5e Max
weld. aged = years and ? months.
Funeral will take place from family residence
Tin Jennings. Mo-. on Sunday. August ,. at 3 p.
~. TO Calvary Cemetery. Friends are respect
fully invited.
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sRainfall inapprecieble.
fThunderstorms.
Local Forecast Official.
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The dry weather continues ever the
Who'll. OF Texas aud there seems TO he no
relief 10 sight High winds n the past
few days have added materially 70 the
gravity OF the situation as the moisture
was drawn from the ground. drying It out
and eounteracting the influence Ok tae
rains which fell last month. number
OF towns in North. Nortbeas, and Central
Texas have recently taken steps 70 curtait
the use Of water because the general stock
was getting too low and it is highly prob.
able that other municipalities viii soou
take tAe same precauii1u.
From day 10 day The Post prints re-
ports from different sections Of the state
telling Of the dryness which prevails, but
these reports being from widely scattered
points and Of the same tenor DO not at
tract much attention. The very fact, how
ever. that they are from so many places,
located so tar apart. and that they are OF
the ssms character, IS evidence Of the fact
that the dry veaths, Is rapidly developing
into a drouth and that it Is more extensive
than drouths IN Texas usually are.
Following the drouth OF last year the
situation may develop into very serious
one The time for planting corn is at
aahd and cotton planting is not ia dis
tant: the wheat bids fair 10 be q failure
unless II gets rain Ia q short time, and
the other crops mentioned win necessarily
We cut down Las gear there wss almost
an utter failure NJ wheat corn was cut
short and commanded q high price all win
ter and the cotton crop was not near what
X should have been. considering the i'm
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wIFE's INGENUITY
Saves Her Husband.

The author OF the Degeneration Of Dor
othy," MIR. Franklin klnseha, 226 W. 18th
street, New York City, was the victim Of
= little byplay-but he can hest tell the
story himself Il must confess that |
have been the violin OF an Innocent de-
eeDtlon which turned out all for the best,
II had been resting under the belief for
some years tbat coffee served as lubricant
70 my cerebral conYoiutions: In other words,
made the wheels 40 round, and ] had an
i1ea that l could not work without 1t as a
Il soon paid the penalty in nervousness,
loss OF nesh. insomnia and restlesSness,
none OF which troubles would yield 10 any
OF all medicines. l nnally got IN rather a
rad way aud my wife took hand Ia
tne anair all unknown to me. She pur.
CHASED package OF Postum Coffee and
hFst gave me onehalf Postum and one-helf
eonee. IN little time she had me down
10 clear Postum, and | was none the wiser.
noticed that / was getting better. nv
nerves were steadier. and | began TO gain
nesn and sleep nights. Ny work was per.
termed Tar better than In my cid condition.
commenting upon my greatly Improved
neaitn one morning ! Was told the truth,
lis 10 laugh, so l submitted gracefully
and loAneu the Postum ranks
Experience teaches that boiling e ona.
hAlI me game. When the directions are
ERRED cut the result will he 40 fna rup
~ nch, fragrant coffee as ever delegated
1As SENSES ui1eus ruinsze xhs aexyekA
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THE DRY WEATHER CONTINUES
Bids Fair to Develop into Drouth Which
Will Materially Affect Crops.

mense acreage, the largest 10 the historE
81 the state While there Is nc rial cause
av pesstmisrn as yet. the outlook IL dubious
without general rain within the next few
days.
Kyle. HAYS County, Texas, March =
Farmers arc as blue as Indigo over the
hulug to the cloud" 81 dark dSpair that
oyerhangs an this section Of the state
Is NOT visible Just now A light rain 10
FEBRUARY pnsStblv one inch, is the only ram
>ince SOME ttuie IN September. snd that or
course TO a very great extent has been
WinuS the heavens are now overcast
with dust and sand. However there Is
aete and there some corn mp; those who
planted Just after the rain In February
are In luck Small grain looks rs II tue
sEaggle for existence was too much pale
ard siekly In appearance
Hennessy. Madison County, Texas, March
sand has been blowing here for three days,
with some intermission from the uUrtl
and west. Corn planting Is goiag on.
Weather excessively dry
Emma, crosby County Texas. March g.
A great deal Of high west winds the last
lew weeks No rain has yet fallen; the
.armers viii need rain soon as there 4,
not sufficient moisture to bring up their
crops.
Nacogdoches. Nacocdeches County. Tex.
as, March IA big white frost covered
the eartn this morning with plenty VI
tee. Fears are entertained for the fruit
crop which was just beginning to hu9
Rio Grande. starr County. Texas March
81 MS section was again strusk yesrer-
gay ny q strong norther 1t has ,uds.d-d.
nat Is sim blowing and chilly No rdja
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HARpIN couNTY on ElELns-
Hooks No. 2 Continues to Flow . Stead,
Stream.

Hooks No. Continues TO Flow a Steady
Stream.
Saratoga, Texas, March T.-Therc -.
an oil IRE here yesterday. nearly eo,rsh sea
the one on spindle Top at the time Of the
coming In Of the Lucas veil. The woods
and low places about Hooks we'll No :
had amassed vast quantities OF oil ~.
overflow and waste from the welD smonr,
Ing to probably 1000 barrels. The stur vas
menace to the well on account OF the
forest hres that have been raging IN The
brush close by, so Mr.. Ben Hooks decided
Y destrog the OIL and accordingly set n
on ure- The sight was q g.aad one, tbS
names roaTed and leaped as IL they were
tlylng 70 reach the clouds; the heat Wa
intense and destroy0A not only fhe ri
Sui all kinds Of vegetation on ct least
half Al acre OF ground At this wrifing
twenty hours after the dre, the siaeke r.
fcg %'Aeoh
on continues TO dow from Hoos.. No .
Ihe log OF the hole shows the hest kind -
Indications. The Texas and Iouisisna on
yy 81 Is the latest TO enter tlfe Geld
lt has purchased land on the Blake sur
.ey near the Llbble well and will begin
nc &c work OF Development at oEee
a. ne Llnoie people are going ahead with
sAelr new hole close TO the one they had
70 give Up. "4t
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IS STRONGER
Ia the Big Gusher Than When II Was
First Opened.
ONE NEW GusHER WAS BROUGHT III
Hey1ood Scheme IL Said 10 &c Fully
Under Way--Sases and Prices
OF Stocks.

B4aunoat. Texas. March s.--one nors
spouter was added 70 the list today, max
Ing eight rev wells IN three days
The Huntiey OH company, which lost q
hole Just as it was ready to bring 10 a
we'll. has az last succeeded In piercing the
Oh sand. bringing In good we'll inc
casing was set At the depth OF 1893 feet
and the drlIl was sent into the oil sand for
distance Of sixty feet
A recent test Of the Bsaumoat Confed-
Grated Oh and Pipe Line company's gasser
showed stronger how Of gas than when
the well was frst opened. and Mr. 5. H.
Harris. manager Of the company, has ac-
2ea iae s6 MEL a f'' 5ips tss s nsf to
beaumont aud to irilllng rigs on The all
frr use as fuel TIE company could nave
Hs4 go OF well by going. deeper, bat L
considers the Sasyer as valuable as an oil
Ne foe the present az least.
01s Of the biggest development, schemes
0ow Under consideration Is that FOR sup.
plying Beaumont oil 70 the Mississippi
valley 10 which the Haywood brothers OF
taIs city are interested. while they are
rdL ver ready 90 give ont the details OF
The proposed system n: distribution, IL Is
Shown that -Ee plan coCtemp .ates the
spending Il z large sum OF money TIE
promoters CT the scheme sav they Wlh
have sau~-alur o. interest to give cut
WtlI1 a few tsTs
The Santa Pc railroad has sent an engine
90 Beaumont 10 be- equipped with what "a
.acra as tae Harris burner. This was t.
lave been done several days ago, but the
heavy Traffic over tlc read kspt al. y the
"a
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TOO GREAT EXPENSE
Not the Reason.


II IS not because Pyramid Pile Cpro il
SO expensive that many people decline 10
give II a trial, but because they md II tod
great o tax on their credulftv 10 beilava
that tue published letters bearing tpst.
uony 10 the merit OF this remedy are yeti-
une aud bona dde; especially to those who
nave realized the suffering incident Ia nIias
Is II incredible that anyone who mas i,eep
atnieted FOR twenty-five ami thirty years
Win the worst forms of prOtrudtng sua
bleeding piles should be cured by tho nm
pHCation or a simple remedy when thar
physician has assured them that me ontv
rehet Is In a surgical operation. This IL
rightly viewed With dread hv nII tbnse a..
nlcted, rs Il means at the Least Sreat
NEocb TO the nervous system with more
thah possibility OF utter collapsa ana
death In the majority OF cases, too there
!, tSttrs OK me complaint owing to the
iagt that the cause is not removed
Inc proprtetOrs OF Pyramid Pie Cure arrec
10 Forfeit one thousand dollars to anvnue
wac VIII show single published testimontel
70 Ot not genuine and unsolicited; this lat.
yer FEATURE Is most gratifying. lnasmuch as
theSe letters are written solely ont ~ gret
ltede, and with the hope that those Vbo
are afhicted as the writer's have bAan NAV
. .fGIn thaS relief Is at hand. at a compare.
IL for sale by druggists at hftv repfs A
package. or will be mailed by the makers
10 any address upon receipt OF price
MT WIN. ilchtenwalter head Of the larg
..tt fttHanA nVust ID canton, Ohio. saws.
" rs with the utmost pleasure and salts
faction that can say | believe I am rnre5
OF protrudiDg and bleeding niles AFTER sr,
sering more than twenty-five wears
nave been in he'd for two weeks nj n lime
! nave not suffered in the least FOR over
year, and ! used only three ffty-cont boxes
OF Pyramid Pile Cure. I advise everv ner
son suffering with this distressing and main
I'M complaint "a give this remedy rial
! have every confidence in II Write no
PYRAMID Drug CO.. Marshall. Mich. fot
AAs1 sesA On ne causes And enrs Of pllss
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TEXAS 10 SUIT ITSELF.
VIII Be Given LeeWay in the Prepare.
ton Of Its Exhibit at St. Louis.
STATEMENT BY THE GENERAL MANAGER
Mf. Worthar1 Discusses the Location Of
the Texas Building, ire Site FOE
Which Has Been Selected.

Dallas. Texaa. March s-Louis :. Worth
sul. general zarager s0s the Texas weeias
Fair commission, has returned from 81.
Louis an1 gives out the following Gccoun.
Of his trip.
.sThe members o. ihs executive commits
sim and nyseh visited tue worlds Fair
site and went over the ground. The spot
selected for tue Texas hundlng was On an
slesation in southerIy direction from the
Uafted states government building Mis-
souri, mad arst choice and Ulinois was mex;
md Texas is taird il plekius 4 place uur
decision Is Tot dnaI but IS Subject 70 the
approval OK she executive committee
The eIecutivs committee win visit Fort
worth ca the occasion ct TIE naesl1E q
tee Texas Cattia Raisers' association o.
March II ana will submit proposition Tor
a fund % be raised By the catt-ene1.
which will % distinct from the county
funds
Ia discussing the re APtica Of the Texas
PARTY Ia st Louis, Manager Wc-r1am said.
We were entertained p such nalue-
u3 me eAEuSlLicl authorities as 70 u sg rs
heha7e mat 10 The Id1ens as * he e-Fo.--
on Aarta sz sepI Missouri Illinois aeias
Possible second
We saw me tirsetor o: sr9ea1s aad IN
anticipation Of our s9ml1r IT, H8I a.raalv
sal-c-ad g site fo- the Texas 0u..3i-z. Ta-
exposition grounds vitc reference -a -l-
r-at1 exhibition palaces vs. lr the general
t-@Ee 10 eresea1t Nt4 tfs -1T--nI6nt
.H.'-- --prasen -9 -aH extreme .eft a1l.
fT-. sJ1-A ~ the -o-a-0ua-- au. llre o..
-.H E.ta selected f1r 5ra N.ssuG-. s-Hta
rg l--.e s-rte ~ aas- is -ae site
D ne MISSOURI t.1E SIZE
SOB tai t-- the layI al.-a s.ta
-rs e +le Texas Worth Fss om.
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&c NATlVE TEXANS.

A List of Those Who Were Born Under
the Flag OF the Republic.
Terrell. Texas. March T.-Csptaln 7 /.
stanaeid is snzsEsd 81 finding cut as many
as possible 81 the Texans who were born
under ths DAG Of the Republic OF Texas
with a view 70 holding a reunion at Dallas
during the time Of the Confederate reunion.
He has heard from many OF them, the
names being given below:
Mrs. John q. Austin, Bonham.
Mrs. Mamie Biankenshlp, Timpson.
Mrs. Amanda j. Book0ut, Hillsboro,
Mrs. Emily Barnett, Clarendon
A. J Bradley. Hampstead.
J r Bell, Eellville.
Benton Brown, kinney.
William Brown, Kinney.
Eufus Brown, Kinney.
Mrs. Martha Custer, Hiisbore
WHY Curry, Hubbard city.
:. r. Carter. Hllsboro.
Il. ~ Carter, Hllsbero.
John r, Cox, Hillsbero
Mrs Ella Caradine. Terrell
Phil VI. quincy, Brookshire
John D. Cochran. Cochran.
f. Ewing, vernon.
j. J. Elliott, Hubbard.
Wildaai Francis. Bellvlle
John l.. Garrison, Marshall.
Mrs. Fannie Grant, ItascA.
Mrs. Emma Gannaway, Yarbro.
". u. Gunns EOCkertll.
Mrs. Emily Castor. Ennis
Galveston " Gossett, Pickering, La.
solomon Hugh Mount Calm.
X. W Hanks, Hilisboro.
Mrs. Martha Hardin, Uvalde.
A. J. Harvey. Hampstead.
s. u. Irvine, Terrell.
WILDER f. King. wrIshtsboro Gonzales
county.
j il. Loveioy. Hlnsooro.
<. G.. Lyon Victoria
r. VI. McNaIry, Mount Calm.
Ben Z. McCulluch, Austin.
" T. frewitt, Mount Vernon
Mrs. George A Pratt. Livingston.
Mrs. r. p Previtt Mount vernon.
Mrs. Margarctte ". Patton, Terrell.
John petty, Hampstead.
4 y Robinson, Terrell.
Thomas RANDY, Lancaster.
NJ. Rankin Rankin.
Mrs Amanda s Riley, Hillshoro.
James b. simpson, Dallas.
samuel \ Scott. Granger.
Judge Johl y stevens HdsHaro
Perry soft. pedes store
Il. W Turner Walnut Springs
Mrs f Il. Turnev Marshall
Mrs Tey1na Taylor, kaufman.
T. r. ), Thompson. Hampstead
a NaHcike, Nanclke.
Mrs T. g. Wethcred OsCeo.a
ZeIa Whitehead Omaha.
Mrs Mary Wefhered. Oscecla
Mrs u. g. WarneH HiNsooro.
Andrew T. we,taL Ferris
~. : Wall. Angelina.
Levi Williams Mount Calm
a. A. Woodbridge Buffalo cap
Pioneers.
John Cara1iue. Terrell
7 = EHrthm9n. Taylor
otis NeGJfey. OAK tif
e. Moore Santa Anna.
e.. +. Parse Dublin
Dudley J. Parks Temple
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II is true the most annoying symptoms,
Ike stOppage OF the nose and throat trOu-
bic, are purely local, bat they are simply
symptoms ana the real seat OF disease IS
far removed.
catarrh is a constitutional disease,
blood disorder, complicated usually with
disease Of the liver and to suppose that
local applications OF sprays powders In
haiers, could ever reach the real cause OF
the trouble is ridiculous.
The sensible and successful treatment Is
70 remove the catarrhal poison from the
system by regulating the liver and purify
ing the blood, and this can only be done
by an internal remedy, which should con-
sist OF antiseptics and remedies to act Wig
erousiy on the blood and liver.
The best preparation OF this kind which
Ills all the requirements OF a safe consti-
tutional treatment Is Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets, composed OF Blood Root, Red Gum
and similar wholesome antiseptics, which
are absolutely safe 20 take into the stomach
and Which act upon the liver, stomach and
mucous membrape.
stuart's catarrh Tablets are large, pleas
ant tasting lozenges TO be slowly dissolved
In the mouth, thus reaching the mucous
membrane and wind-pipe and finally reach
Ing the stomach.
Dr. Edmondson, In speaking Of the new
treatment Tor catsrrh, says: ~ have ac-
complished the most satisfactory results in
eh forms OF catarrh Of the head, throat,
bronchial tubes, as well a. cataFrh OF the
stomaeh and liver by using nothing else
threw aside sprays and tnhalers as being
lneonyenlent and at the best mere tempo
rarE mekeshifts.
strart's catargh Tablets act immediately
rRoa the liver and blood and clear the
Mnple system OF catarrhal poison. They
are pleasant and very convenient TO use,
an tney are nat only the latest, but be-
nese them 70 be the best and certainly the
SAFEST tftatmenf for eny form Of catarrh .
Az afngzists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tab.
M ~ cents Tor full sized package
ntti. book on cause and cure Of Ca
tsfrn mailed free by adaretslng tha p. A.
stuart Co. Mntshali. Mich.
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Released on Bail.

Port Arthur. Texas, March 7-R. Al
yarez. clerk for the Mexican consul who
was taken 10 Beaumont aud lodged In Jail
Wednesday evening, was released today
on $500 bond He viii have hearing
tomorrow morning in the justice court at
Beaumont Alvarez Is claimed IA have in
undated the Mexieuns at work ON the
kroeger & Co refinery contract To-day
Baitu Gray came down from Beaumont
and subpoenaed the following witnesses 10
appear befhre the grand jury Monday
morning, City Attorney Joe Williams,
City Marshal T. w Garln. Mayor q. E.
Smith, o. p. II. Kroeger. 4. n Kroeger.
two union men, Bleckie Smith ana one
Anderson; two MeNlcans, r Alvarez and
the other name unknown. There are sim
three Rangers here and everything Is
peaceable and quiet.
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Ilano, Texas. March 5 The Albert sid
ney Johnston camp ot Confederate Veterans
met at the court house last Saturday and
reorEanlzed. n r, McInns was elected
commander and f. H. Alexander adju-
tapt
s A. Watkins Of this city has sold his
ranch In Haskell county for $4,000. There
were about 4Ooo acres
W J. Forman is in st. Louis on bust
mesa
pr. r. NJ, Madison Of Peoria. m, Is In
the city.
Hon W y Yeti ~ Marble Fails, candb
date FOR congress Of this district. was -
the city one day this week
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The ASSAM. On "a, AL

Bryan, Texas, March S-Mr. J. II. Asuu
Of this city was assaulted by q negro on
his farm near Mumford yesterday after.
noon and narrowly missed losing his ufss
iAe negro struck ~ MIR Astin with an
Ak INJECTING a hesh wound in the side.
beIofe he could strike again another negro,
who was near by, caught MINI and ronE 'ine
AK from him He then rlckad IN hoe
and struck Mr. Astin WITH II. and was
again darned by the other negro Tine
aNSalhnt then fed aud has not vet been
caught, Mr.. Astin's wound, are NOT con.
sidered dangerous, though quite painful.
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YOUNG MAN FATALLY WOUNDED.

re At.emrted 70 Reroo1strate with a
Negro Who Was Armed
Shsrmsn, Teyas. March s-Henry shan
non. n young man n years n age was
sha. three mites north NJ Sherman Three
negro boys were on the shannon place
shooting aad Henry went ~ demonstrate
vitl them and was ared upon He got TO
faa house ami sank down The wound Is
complaint, mas been dIed against Roy Free
man, no!orca. charging Aim with shooting
young shannon
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Port Arthur. Texas March THE
schooner starkie, Captain j. Olsen, master,
sailed for Vera Cruz, Mexico. today loaded
with lumber. She was consigned to W.
h. Gililand Of this city.
The swedish steamer Ester, Captain
Harrdahl, master Is expected In port from
Bremen next Wednesday. She Is consigned
10 q. A. SSly * Co. OF this city, aud will
receive a cargo Of cotton and timber for
Liverpool, England
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BIG BUILDING coLLApsEo.

Inmates Had topIe Opportunity to
Got Out
TrInrkana. Texas, March : The two
story brick building occupying quarter
~ block, situated on Broad street, col
Iop-cd AZ o'clock. There was sufficient
warning 10 the occupants ~ the building
IN allow them to vacate. The building was
occupied by law offices. storage room and
the Courier Printing company. The crash
outer wall ~ the building. Loss $50 900.
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terprise owns a large number q
Texas aud the South, and worA =
ton viii be pushed a,a
The promoters agreed 70 nA'vl y
az the new plant completed ps%dff'
fruit raisers coHld use them ''Ni
sheds.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


INpe0IaT q The Fost.l
bov Wost Arrived IampaSas ANN,
from Galveston. and sailed for New York
New York Sailed: Nueccs for Key West
and Galveston,
Port Eads, La Sailed Nicaragua lNorD
mr. RlGehrlds; Wandcrer tBrL for Liver.
.00j untou tSpau.l for bordeaux and
iI1yre via Newport News. whitney tAml,
fog Havana. No arrivals
London. Sailed p,nua BIZ fUr Fort
A.
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Nsn,o Killed !, p.tish,,,r

Pittshurg. Texas, March s Jack Cooper.
young negro, was shot and Killed at 80
this afternoon by another negro. Just OF
Main street near the court honse m.
tragedy was the result OF a previous auar
rel and the men are said 10 have bad
trouble on several occasions Eyewitness,,s
Sglslm mat Cooper was shot While rulniag.
The weapon used WAS a unIe.hsr~eiaI
shoiFGn Boss HamiItoa Immediately sur
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Warehouse AZ Weathorford.

Weatherford Texas. March THE ware
house ~ W LeTs was burned last
night. the ne 50 ealing 90 his store and
second hand wBtehoHse' Or W a Frecr
furniture dea3ey lewis sustained about
$500 damage tc hdIa4nG ana contents and
Frcer about $3.50. Both p9rtiss carried in
surAnca
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colin County Has Conc pry.

Mckinney, Texas, March s.-ProhibItios
carried In Collin county today by 300
majority Out OF thirty-six boxes only
three voted wet.
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livery Stable at jefferson.

Jefferson Texas, March 6. j w Smus
livery stable burned last night. Three bug
gies ana one omnibus were burned In
sUrance on vehicles and harness SiOO, no
insurance on building.
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Warehouse At MckinneY.

Dallas, Texas, March s. Fire at o'clock
this morning ia Mckinney destroyed the
large grain warehouse NJ Burgc & Warder
and the storage plant for the Fort WORTH
brewery Tho losses are estimated at sru-
oo0. with about one-half THAT amount Of in
sHra nee.
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eastern part Of the city, the well nsIns
about 600 feet deep with no results The
company il shipping It's drilling outft to
sulphur. where 70 viii sink a well en-
leased Inrd
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House at Terrell.

Terrell Texas. March sThe tenant
dwelling Of Harris Brin on Asylum street
occupied by Mr. Everett, vita contents.
were destroyed by fire. Total loss estl-
mated at 5000; insured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09

Deepwater Texas, March T.--Mr Adams
csttleman Of Deer Park. lost by fire his
barn and contents, thought 10 have caught
from match In hay; no insurance.