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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
THE TRAMP QUESTION.
Nearly Fifty-seVen Thousand Of Tb,-
the United States,

Prof. John j. McCook estimates a,
there are now SO, tramps in the r,ss
states, a gain since 1870 Of 1854 NJ, ~
three and four-hfths times fhat \ N
population. He says that these mar y
the country at least Sll,OooD0O a ~
and produce nothing. In ieany vitius|
tramp question he asserts that We mi
scarcely got beyond an impatient ass,|
on" that our tramp laws In III ,.,r,|
states have been SO fierce and pauicky NJ
after year or two they have eyeryvsss|
cea led to be enforced. Prof McCoct 81
geSts that since reformatorles are esss,|
in 40 out of every 100 cases Of ordi,rr]
felons, there is no reasons why they sss3;|
not be tried upon at least the yomfs|
among our tramp population. He odsa a
authentic report Of one such institraa|
which exhibits the following result IA a
cases:
Twenty.four have kept straight is II
years and over.
twenty-five have kept straight for ID
and a half to i've years.
Fifteen have kept straight for fcu n
TOUR and half years.
twenty-five have kept straight hH
three and a half TO four years.
Twenty-six have kept straight iron ha
to three and a half years.
4Shtttu udNs htpb elidiSuL iku4 NV ~
half to three years.
Twentylone have kept straight tfou N,
to two and a half years. k
Twerty-six have kept straight from u
and a half TO two years.
Thirty-two have kept straight from e,t !
one and half years.
Here are tangible results" says NJ
McCook. land ii is only necessary 70 u
tiply 206 by 500, the ascertained inrls
cost Of these people for arrest and nh
tenance, to show how important they =
| in dollars and cents. A number o. "
men have found employment In ne -
and some of them have been traced y \
with the following result; One esiipA,
ment has seven for permanent pirs, :
statesmen, porters, clerks, etc, Tour q W,
were what I should call downrlgaI ~ ~.
and six more for temporary JOBS. ~,
has ever disappointed me, the prVpnas.
says. and he always sends there We !. /.
wants man. Another estapiisansn. i
found them part good and part Pr H..
third has had a number ana none.m ~ n
has gone back. on the etner ass'f y. V
other employers have triede an - ~ ~.
eighteen to twenty seven OF tnen ~ nv, M Il.
them thoroughly unsatisfactory. ,.sr,
tImopy is. on the whole, eorfopop,.ssa ~
the modest claims Of the i ms. 'dssal,, Z,
failure, much uncertainty, put ass sas Il /,
cess sufficient to pay Tor Tue eA~
cost ~
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lied UP A TROLLEY LINE.
Passengers Waited Until Duck and
Girl Wore Photonraphed.

' dSoC'l9G'S w dtASI CflAil q DUCK ana q
Girl Wore Photographed,
Chicago Chronicle
demure glrl with pet white duck snd
motorman with camera and a burning
desire TO secure the girl and her feathered
pets picture tied up traffic ON the Atlantic
city trolley line IN Atlantic City, y. j..
at noon one day this week for twenty
minutes, and, strange to relate, not Il pas.
scnser In the stalled cars raised objection.
The young woman was Miss Mary Howey
of Irving avenue She is the owner Of a
very pretty white duck, which she he
taught To perform many tricks. A Ger.
tam couuurfur on the trolley line one
Harry Wo0ton, by frequently passing Try.
INK avenue, has become acquainted with
MS duckship, because the bird persisted In
standing lin the middle OF the car track
womb uAp It's wings, Cackle a Salutation
10 the motormgn and then iiy 10 one side.
FfdaE Miss Hover was standing IN front
or her nome watching her net when the
car came along. and. thinking her ducklinr
was ABOUT 10 perish beneath the wheels
Mlss Howey screamed at the top OF her
voice me motorman stopped the car.
MISS Howoy caught her pet and was about
10 hurry away, when she was recalled and
GsSA,u 70 pose Tor her picture with the bird
After duo elaboration the request was
srahted. The camera was brought forth
from under the seat Of the car. Miss
noWY took her position in the middle OF
tnH Track the passengers gathered around
lSe picture was snapped, the duck cark'eI
'"' Ni"Ni cheered and the car moved on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
THE FRIARS' LANDS.
Secretary Root Informs the Senate
Philippine Committee
OF THE GOVERNMENTS PROPOSALS
On Which the Negotiations OF Governor
Taft VIII Be Based--Copy Of Taft's
instructions.

Washington lime s-secretsrv Root TO.
a,r. 800 80 tha ph,,i,ni,,os ca..,,t+too -
Jay seu' TO lne rn'hppines colh i''ee oi
the senate and the house the actual copies
Of the instructions given by him TO Gov
orro- raTt for HE Guidance IN doa,in, U,itb
l'. ''4 --s 'u"uCe IL ue'',ue
the United States Of the frlars land in
tho phi,inninos rho irs+rrc,to,,s were ax
L''' pp,ueS le -nsl' " ''on9 .ie
u'piteu yesterday ny governor 1aIt 10 tne
vatican officials and served the purpose OF
credentials.
Mr.. Root says in part:
1t is now apparent that congress will
not recommend anything regarding the pur-
chase of the friars' lands prior to the time
Of your departure for Manila. you can not,
therefore, as we mad so hoped, now receive
dehnite Instructions ard proceed to take
thorlfy from congress, as should properly be
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CONGRESSIONAL.

During the anti.anarchist debate in the
house Mr.. Richardson Of Alabama took GO
casion to deliver a scathlng arrnignmSnt II
the president for his Memorial Day speech
The amended nnt-anarchy bill passed he
house by strict party vote of 100 10 ~
The bin asking for an account OF the
moneys expended by General Wood 10 cuba
while acting MS military governor was
tabled In the house.
Senator Hanna resumed his speech favor
ing the Panama canal aud offered cignty
three letters from sea captains und rilo &
favorinr that rohtc.
Senator Morgan replying 70 Mr. Hanna,
read clippings dest r.bing toe Panama earth
quake OF 1881 aud said that 1850 pages
would be filled II riots IN that section were
truthnlly described
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Spindle Tor injunction is TO como M in tho
district court AZ Beaumont
COMMERCIAL


Cotton prices rallied on hullish statistics
and estimate Of smaller acreage Ivy New
York Chronicle.
Wheat. corn and oats all made gains IN
excessive moisture in some sections and
lack ~ II In others
wall street Is So dull that fakes are at.
tempted. Miners strike was reported set.
tied. by way Of London Nobody biz.
Canadian Pacific worked higher or pool
buying.
The Chicago cattle market was firm at
former range. Kansas City market was
weak to 15c lower. The st. Louis market
was steady and without feature.
The London stock market was dull and
quiet. Insiders are supporting the Kafhrs
for the first time. Americans turned
stronger
Pig iron warrants IN New York were 81 10
81. 90 per ton higher than previous quota
tons
Bank clearIngs show q decrease Of 81
per cent. and outside Of New York city l3.l
per cent.
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An Elephant's Revenge.

New York, June 6-Another man, bent
on plasnlng the elenhant Tops (which KILL
ed a tormeptor hcently In Brooklyn. has
nearly paid for it with his life, At Pough-
keepsie' Louis J. Dondeero tried TO tickle
the beast about the ears with stick Tops
drew hack her trunk. then gave "A roar, shot
out her trunk and wound It around Don,
deero's waist. She raised him high above
her head. held him poised few second
ana then, while the young man yelled With
Tight, tho elephant laid him on the
ground by this time the keeper had heard
the young mans screams and was running
60 tho rescue, He reached Tops Just as she
on her tcrmeutor and crush him 10 death
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today. Weather.
rair.
DOMESTIC.

The situation has begun to look serious
In tho coal regions. sherios are incrcas-
ing their forces. President Mitchell asked
to enlist strikers 90 guard company prop.
<rty.
In the Flat Top region OF Virginia 2o,ocD
miners have been ordered out and a com
plete fieup Is expected.
Boiler makers at the spokane shops of
the Great Northern railway will strike ul'
less higher wages are granted. May in.
volve al union boiler makers in the coun
try-
chicago packers have signihed their 10
tention Of using cars ON the belt lines FOL
delivering their meat and dispense With q
large number of drivers.
The president has sisnlhed his willing
ness to receive a committee from the New
York board Of trade to consider mediation
In the coal miners strike. But ms the
law permitting him to act was repeated IL
1892 the matter viii be dropped.
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FOREIGN

Mont Pelee's sruptipns ore said 10 coin
eide with the moons phases. There WAS
another hcrcc outbreak on Friday.
NJ Leon Bourgeois has been formally
elected president Of the French chamber
Of deputies lie Ia radical republican,.
General Kitchener reported that on Thurs.
d.S il54 Roers laid down their arms aud
gave three chcers Tor King Edward.
British minister 10 The Kcpublic ui
Cuba" tas jptt hccn Ciz ttgd al the Lon
Gon foreign office.
Acting Governor Wright ~ the Phlr
pines reports 50 the secretary 4 war or
ciyil government 10 the islands
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary Root dcnlcs that General Mllcs
has been summoned TO Washington to sts,d
court martial Senator Culbcrson t1s
nothing further to say regarding the cX
pose,
The hill carrying the appropriation for
boil weevil experiment in Texas has been
signed by the president.
The president Is said TO be willing to -
promise on the Cuban reciprocity bin Tue
republicans may c5ucus on the matter,
The public buildings bill win not lie We
toed, the president having yielded to the
yiows Of the cabinet
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THE BILL or INsvRucrIoNs.

Governor Taft is instructed that one Of
the controlling principles of our govern
ment is the complete separation Of the
church and the state. with the entire free
dom Of each from any control or Interior
caoe by the other. This principle is i'm
peratlve wherever American jurisdiction ex
tends and no modification OF shading there.
Of can be a subject of discussion
BY reason Of succession the religious or.
dcrS can no longer perform In behalf or
the state the duties in relation to public
instruction and public charities formerly
resting upon them II is manifest tbnt
under these conditions It is for the Interest
OF the church, as well MS the state that
me land pronr'etorship Of the religious
orders In the Philippines should cease and
mat II the chuch wishes. as Of course l.
uoes' 10 continue in It's mnstration among
the people Of the islands and to conduct
IN us o,sl behalf a system Of instruction
win which we have no desire 10 inter.
ieTe, II should seek other agents therefor
u Is me wish Of Our government in c6te
congress shall grant authority maj tx
tlte or The religious orders TO tbe large
tracts OF agricultural lands which they
now mold SHAH he extinguished. but that
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orenon,s emocratIo eovernor

Portland, Ore. June 6-Complctc returns
from the entire state. With the exception
Of the small precincts, give Chamberlain
(peml a majority Of 33i over Furnish (Rrpl
for governor, The remaining dgures can
not change tho result materially In tae
First congressional district Tongue tRep
has a majority. Of ,t8i, an Increase OF SJi2
over his majority ~ two years ago. In the
Second congressional district g. \. Wi.
Hanson (Rcp.l has n majority OF SlT2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
WASHINGTON.

Secretary Root Informed the house that
the total allowance to General Wood hy
the war department was $1,000 including
bis salary as a major general Of volunteers.
The president has authority, according 60
Secretary Roots note. 10 appropriate and
sxpend tho revenues of the government II
an occupied territory
A cabinet session has decided that the
publ" blildiucs bin should Ice sigu,d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
A BIG BRITISH COMBINE
TO oppose THE PLANS OF TIE
MORGAN SYNDICATE.
Sir Alfred Jones Is to Be the Head oil
1t and EIder-Dempster Company
viii Back Him.

New York, June Elm local shipping
lu credence In the cable dispatches
from London stating that British shipping
combination Is being formed to compete
Wi'h the American shipping trust re.
Gently organized by j. L. Morgan The
report that Sir Alfred l.. Jones Is TO be-
NJ the head q the new combination is 70.
cnrded rs sufficient assurance Of a vigor.
Gus competition. Sir Alfred was kntghted
lust year for his services in upbulding
Eugllnd's maritime strength, and has been
spoken of as the most energetic organizer
in the English shipping trade, He is az
the head of the great Elder Dcmpstcr line,
running lines OF ships 10 many pats vt the
world, and VAS the iultiutOr of the recent
Inc OF steamships flom London to the Brat
iah West hdies, with Sir Thomas Suther-
laui. chairman Of the famous Peninsula
and Oriental lines, ana Sir Christopher Fur.
npss Sir Alfred Jones ranks ns one OF the
three foremost shipping men IN Great
RHtain
The Cunard steamship company may ioiu
forces with the lines controlled by sir Al
( lIcd JcucS and furm the basis ~ the new
combination. according to what Is cons' d.
| cred trustworthy reports. other Brush
/ lines from Witch strong support is expect
ed are the Allan line tknown as the Allan
! state line here and the Union Castle
! Compared with the Morgan shipping trust
| proper, exclusive If the German lines, the
| new combination. according to the best
| figures 81 present ohtsinahlc will control a
! large number of ships and have a greater
| tonnage control than its American rival
! Here ARE tables showing the comparative
! istrcngih ~ the two combinations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
A Rocky Road for Colonel Lynoh.

London. June g According to news
agency report, Colonel Arthur Lynch. who
fought with the Bocrs IN South Africa, was
elected in November last to represent Gal
way Ia the house Of commons and who, it
was announced last night In dispatch to
the Associated Press from Paris. had dc.
attempt to take his seat in the house. win
not he allowed to carry out his Intention.
charge Of treason immediately upnn landing
in Engmnd. 4 sharp watch Is ucing rent
for Colonel Lynch, and II he reaches West
Minister II will be by stratgem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
STATUS IN PHILIPPINES
ACTING GOVERNOR REPORTS NUM-
Der OF CIVIL GOVERNMENTS.
Several New Districts Are to Speedily Be
Placed Under Civil Control--Military
System Now Needed.

Washington, June 6-Secretary Root to-
day made public the following cablegram
from Acting Governor Wright of the Phil.
ippines;
Secretary of War, Washington.
Manila, May y. 1902. With reference
TO Your cablegram of the 10th, outside Of
Moro country, only portions of archipelago
-epanto' Bontoc, Batangas, Laguua, Prin-
cipe, lnfnnta, Miudoro. Snmar aud the
Paraguayan ana othcr small groups. No
armed iusurrection in any OF them. No
reason so far as relates to peaceful con
ditions why civil government In ali may
not he established Special governments
for Bontoc and Lepnnto, which are In
habited exclusively by peaceful lgorotes,
VIII be organized IN few days, VIII or
ganl2e civil government in Laguna imme-
diately; Ratangas government formerly or
thorities by Philippine commission. act
l,3; VIII repeal same to take effect July
a. Only reason for not giving act i'm
mediate encct Is many people in this
province have only recently returned to
their homes md In order 10 prevent posi-
hluty Of suffering, think best to have mill.
tary look after them until date named,
because latter have perfected organization
which civil authorities lack Crops now
being planted will mature by August |.
Whilst Principe and lnfanta could be or
granized at once. difficult to look after
them until We receive vessels now build
ing, say by September T. few inhabitants
and unlmportant Mindoro and Paraguayan
group large islands, sparsely populated
and difficult OF access without vessels For
these reasons think best 10 leave military
temporarily In charge because they have
transportation facilities Under Spanish
regime Bontoc, Lepanto, Principe. Infants
and the Parasuayan group did not have pro
Nincial government and were commanded
by military officers, and Mndoro was at
tsched To Martinique. Major Gen
eral Adna X. Chaffce concurs in above
tSignedl Wright"
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Beers GIVE UP WEAPONS
KITCHENER cA5LED THAT ti54 LAID
DOWN THEIR GUNS THURSDAY.
Addresses Were Made TO Them and
Cheers We're Given for King Edward
Al Is Harmony.

London, June G Lord Kitchener In a
dispatch from Pretoria dated today, an
nounced that the British commissioners Ia
the vniious districts report that 1854 Bocrs
laid down their arms Yesterday. After.
ward tue commissioners addressed the
Beers who gave three hearty cheers for
King Edward. The best possible relations
exist between the Beers and British and
there has been no hitch In the proceedings
anyN where.
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Distinct Atterneyls Ennenses.

New York, June 6, Justice Greenhaum 81
the supreme court, In decision Just hand
ed down, establishes the right OF District
Attorney Jerome To spend as much mneS
as he may see Mt FOR The purpose Of nrocur
The decision was brought out by Comp
troller Grout refusing To honor hin 81
sol 30 turned In ny detective who oh
talned evidence OF excise law violations
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SHIP SERVICE TO PORT ARTHUR.
Arrangements Made for Line +,
European Ports

AanSas City June 8 The Kansas city
southern Railway company has arranged
Nl'a ., + Solely 4 Co., limited, shin own.
ets aud snip brokers Of Liyerpool 10 tur.
t n.sn, beginning next October, rcltaSie
and ,n @r.lre from Port Arthur fer British
ping from Port Arthur viii he eyteSaed T.
n mev, any traffic ordered Mr. Kelley
managing director Of Solely 4 Co. has srent
s sse Gays In Kansas City looking INTO
pool this month to arrange for ns car LOT Liver
sne new contract Mr. Butler. Inc EnSr I'
nm mahaser Of the Liverpool Arm Nil,
hereafter permanently
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severo Storm h Iowa.

Mitchell Iowa. June U.--The greatest
storm that has visited this section for gears
descended on Mitchell early today. ,lo.
lent windstorm was followed by rain that
fell In torrents for an hour IL is impos.
Sihc to estimate the amount OF ,lalnRgc
done By the storm. but Il win reach llige
sum.
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Paokcrs, Representatlyes Must Answer.

New orleans. June 4 The Federal grand
Jury presented bin Of particulars Nssh,St
the New orleans representatives of the al.
legged beef trust TO Judge Parlangc and
asked TINT the court compel them to testify
and produce their hooks or answer for ron.
tempt Of court. The judge ordered the
packers representatives to appear Monday
morning and show cause why they should
not be punished for contempt.
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Caldwell, Bureson County. Texas. June G.
he weather Is very warm and dry The
winds that have been blowing for the lllt
pecially In the prairies and sand hills. Tie
creek bottoms stili hold cut fniriy veil,
hot few DAYS more az dry warm weather
VIII cut Il on Glso. Cotton Is not yet
suffering for rain, but the toll wecvil is
abundant and In some PARTS OF the county
is doing damage. u Is too early yet 10 tell
much about the cotton outlook
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
Aeno Goes 10 Chioauo

New York, June 8.-Hon. Clarence Mack.
avs American derby candidate will 10
shipped to Chicago Monday morning in a
car attached to a fast mail train, MIR.
Mackcy is said to have decided upon his
horse after a work out OF one and 4 half
miles IN 2;io, and expresses great con.
rdenCc in Heno's ability TO give good &c
count of himself in the Western classic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
RAILROADS.

The grain recongsnmcnt case lis now on
uiil at Waco.
The Santa 70 VIII at once comply with
the commissions ntcilochlng orders, hut
tho cost viii bc heavy
1t is said She Southern Pacific has de
clGcd to nuild line IN Sour Lake
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
NEy FOR president.
Memnhians Pronounce Him loslea =
" ocratic Candidate, !.

Memphis. Tenn, June ga peuaSs !,
circulated today and nnmerousg s' $40,
leading citizens of Memphis =, ana iou sSis
county. calling a mass me eslshs Bs
night for the purpose Of es s Is y,
Richard Olney of aSelnn,orratic PSI
i ToS tho c presIdency two years hense
Noraee t and Mr.. olney VII Will BE .d l1s,is
visit Memphif at his earliest a sSrsss q
and address people T.sr rIis 7
Political Donations as Tae'
day."
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CABLE CONGRATULATIONS,
Kitchener Is Requested to Inform II
Army Of Commons Vote OF Thanks.

Army Of Commons Vote OF Thanks.
London. June 6.-The war office has
cabled congratulations to Lord Kitchener
on the energy, skill and patience" with
which he conducted the long campaign IN
South Africa and has asked him 10 com
mnnIcate to the troops the governments
profound sense OF their spirit of endurance.
bravery and discipline and also Of their
Humanity, shown Throughout the trying pc
Rod.
Lord Kltchcper replied In behalf of the
army IN South Africa, rendering Its sin
cCIc thanks for the compliments Of the
government which he was sure the troops
would receive with great satisfaction.
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ECZEMA; NO CURE, NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money II
PAHu OINTMENT falls - cure Ring.
worm. letter. Old Ulcers and Sores. PIN.
pies and Blackhesds on the face. and all
skia diseases. SOC.
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full and 9n,. fair compensation shall !. I,

therefor. SNan % ~
Provisions should be made ior $751;
ing what rentals. II any, ought IL n. ,.a
I l,o &c, converts and other church bv'Iss,
S,atas nave trnn oe S,, occupied by the s
being. of course, subject to fbriSss y. n Y
cation by congress. =. 4
Your errand will not be IN an, =.
or degree diplomatic In its Nature x, VI q
be purely a business matter Of nsso, ~, y
by you as governor Of the Philinn,u.ss i
the purchase Of property from Xxx ~
lnereof, and the settlement Of j.ss. 1
such a manner as to contribute = 4
best interests of the people Of ths ,ls,s'
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DENIAL FROM opeLL..
He Win Not Go Into the Railroa
BUSINESS

Business.
Especial To Tho postl
New York June 6-Govcrnor Odell ar.
rived Ia tho city today. When asked atuut
report from the West that he had an
oftcr Of salary OF 100000 year from
T., II. Hartman, tho governor said with
emphasis, THAT story is ridiculous. II [
want 10 GO into business right away,
guess | could set into the Ice business in
Ncwhurg.'
"Then no business plans will lutcrfcrs
with your rcnominNttonf
I'm not going Into the railroad busi-
ness" said tho governor
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tr aladLshoRo John W. Parham has ;,
viii prob, Siy ~ marshal and DIS successor
meeting Of the council J sne next
wy |sssasl' Is now acting city marsha sIp'
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Eistio Talent ia the Senate.

Chicago Record Herald. sor,b CHeall
Senator McLaurln Of sVp'II n VS.
knocked down dunkep man n r Jisfs
ington hotel the other nlsn. some rsss
may expect challenge Irn~
senator almost any day now
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Petition h eankruptoy.

San Angelo, Texas, June Cd. II. Kent
mflinery, nlfd petition IN bankruptcy