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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-18
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Beevile, Bee County, Texas. April IL
a wind storm. accompanied by a light
shower NJ rain, struck this place about II
o'clock last night A cold mother is blow.
ing here this morning.
Corpus Christi, Nueces County. Texas
April IA strong northeastern, accompa-
MED by a light thunder and lightning storm
and nice shower Of rain. struck here last
night, No damage and little rain resulted.
Trinity. Trinity County. Texas. April
H. Heavy rain fell here yesterday. but
did hut little damage I'm this immediate
section, hut az Glendale, seven miles from
here on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
road, a heavy hailstorm destroyed most all
the fruit and did considerable damage to
the crops
Wharton, Wharton County, Texas, April
IA cold rain, with wind and lightning.
listed for several hours last night The
rain was steady and resembled cloud.
hurst. The continuance OF these rains and
wind combinations are beginning TO injure
the fruit. especially pears, peaches and
plums. Figs and grapes promise splen.
did harvest.
Gonzales. Gonzales County Texas April
IL light rain fell here last night, eX-
tending some distance over the county
The wind was hard from the north and
some hail fell in places but no damage
reported except at a place six miles east
of Harwood. where il was very heavy and
did considerable damage 70 crops in "A small
section OF the county, Some hail fell near
Hamon. ten miles below Gonzales, doing
little damage
Victoria Victoria County. Texas. April
t7-There was another good rain here last
night. and according 10 reports at railroad
headquarters It extended from Rosenberg
To Cuero. Goliad and Port fayaea, also the
Wharton branch. The only portion Of the
line which did not get the benefit of II wa
between Goiiad and Beeville. which had
only a very light shower. There was con
! siderable wind here. which blew down tree,
and fences, but did no material damage
| Unless tho weather should be extremely hot
| Tor the next month farmers will not suffer
| IN they do not have another rain fos sll
-nl.-a
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Mr. Hayna LeavelI Will address the
mems meeting next sunday evening at 4
o'clock on the subject Of True Manii-
ness" This address, will he full Of inter
est and will be the first Of series Of nd
dresses by young men. Mr. viii J.. Barhee
will give the second address OF the series
and his subject will be "Houston's Young
Men and Their Peculiar Temptations" All
mon are Invited to attend these meetings.
The physical department Is 10 he repre-
scented at the big athletic tournament at
Galveston IN May during the merchants
carnival In that city. number ~ athletes
viii train to enter the competitions and
with the hone that the Houston Young
Mems Christian Association will win It's
share OF tho medals. The attendance az
The association rooms Is increasing snd
a good number Of new members are join
inr
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At the Police Station.

chief ElIs Of the local Police department
showed M az The station Mt 6.25 o'clock
yesterday morning and was present al lol
call at 7 o'clock. Tho chiefs attention vas
called 20 the fact that but Two men are
left in the station after oclock a. ~. ,
clerk and patrol driver. He said he
would have more men after today IN case
an emergency should arise during those
hours There has only heen one suspension
for violation Of the rules SO far and tnai
was IN the case Of an officer found ldllpa
on his beat. He received ave days
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FAT NERVES.

4 whirl of excitement was
lluently caused among scien-
II BY the discovery of show
feres act.
Healthy nerves are fat
Es'ves- 1t is fat in the core of
n asrve that by hardening and
|S'ening creates nerve action.
Maybe this explains why
IS0tts Emulsion has always
[en such a re m ark a bl e
|'s : for nervousness,
i, SSo'ts Emulsion makes fat
[.a ss 1t feeds them with fat.
~. lot all forms of nervous
= and for neuralgia.
kosr ssad tos Pre- ssnpl.-
~sk eAeaisA 20, Pssa s.. n. T.
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Aemnstead News Notss.

Hampstead. Texas, April 17.~.Tbe big oil
tank lust north OF town Is about com
Melted. II Is nincty-hve feet In diameter
and thirty feet high and will hold between
35 600 and 10000 barrels Of oil.
kn election has been ordered held on Sat
urdav. Nav 9 10 elect three trustees foI
the city schools Of Hampstead.
Mrs r. c. Groves and children nave
gone to Russelvllle. Ala, on an extended
Visit 20 relatives,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cannon OF Houston
ore visiting relatives N the city.
Miss Leonora Harvey has gone 70 spring
field Mo, on n visit TO relatives.
Mrs g. II. Wilburn and son OF Hons'oE
are visiting In the city.
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Aaueduot Results.

sF York April 1.-THE feature ot TO-
racing at Aqueduct was the brilliant
,a'nancc OF Morca in the Rose stakes
-'ear'old lilies at four and half fur.
sap Jockey Bullmsn carried ar tho rid.
fDsi tack fast. . - ~
wv ana a half furlongs, selllug-Mark
'HssSISolnhn fully, Alpaca. Time los.
frm seven furlongs Francesca,
s,ss. agnes d. Time les Is.
in..s, tufhioongs, selling Shower,
Efhs willie. Marothen. Time l:2S %.
snr ose stakes, four and half fur
INV trcs, Alan, Blue Delft. Time ;55.
fbeAsh,S,, selling-Bruff, Graden,
nm, s Time 1:02 %.
hd O,.anl ? half furlongs Blue
4se Fort Wayne. Zine :56 Is.
f.. AouEDUCT ENTRIES.
Flns- vna a half furlongs. year.olds,
sssuc Belle 1o4, stunts 102, VOL
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- staiion Notcs.

Assistant Fire chief Dissen had his new
Uniform on yesterday and to-day Chief Arto
will have his ready, The chief said yes
terdav that system OF inspection Of build-
ings viii be naugurated on May Az
exits aud entrances will be Inspected ana
every public house IN the city will he gone
through as required by law.
Robert Smith has been appointed captain
NJ No s, vice Herman Dissen, promoted
10 assistant chief.
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curtis Shows Up.

NJ. b. Curtis OF Lafayette, who wss re-
ported missing for ten days. was located
Yesterday 10y Detective Smith. Mr. Curtis
loft The city "Wednesday uight for san A
tonic He had visited Galveston ana otner
points since his visit 20 Houston ana was
IN good health
N6thfne has been heard from Mr.. Tutls
OF livingston the other man about whose
Whereabouts inquiries have been received
bv the notice
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esooKl5s" REAP A HARVEST.
\ I've Of the Six Fayorites Were Sue
raeefIl al Mcn1phiS.

- rvo n The SIX Favorites Were Sue
cess'u' s' "e0'PU's'
35trphs Tenn, April II. Tho Memphis
,,,.. fcr 2voor.olda aud upwnrds NJ
"A FuN -. ,t,. ~,
aF suq S'''',.''' ''''7nl o'''D ~, =,
Y 70 'ne V'S, =" Y'", Az
w from iilia'e'n S'"h'e' WIS nre'
No in the betting. with Wax Taper a
,Dr .srord fayornc. Terra Firma. tho
T starter was n''d ~ IS ne norS'S
! n sent sway 10 an even start. The
*,ivslyhtsd Terra Firma iumped to the
i "a ~ f,., roco mn tbo har.
'lCn, AZ l9s TT lur" ,me r otmgon n shenl
~ Esh - On S ,as e"o'' Nv" and IuV drSW 2%
LIN, i .sor. 1 T,l'4a al "'" '""'N ny wv
~ .un ~ '1au' t,.-..i4.- ,,.oro s,o
Lg Wo ot tue ~ ia Two, ol'Ios 49, ,
~ ss,h ~ cio,,,. tract, az
k,al,r" 's Wv frrl,nc. ~" Knicht Ara
1s, sA ~ r 'Hre -. i,''' i"'s"''
Ek,iiny mi,o ard fnr,ongs searchar
49, r, p' rsn oEN IT., ''''
Nam snd ibolt 5,rtangs rorio+bor
sSs IWtun,r I Icsrce IiHno / .e6ii
',,,wph,s c,nh p nurse nits ana a sixtesrth
EIsTs pirme 'Tbc TaGv Wax Taner
fns i.is ""' Nv ''""'' va
For, ,rs b,,r frr,orrs Poor por Ton
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Cel6sse, Texas, April 16.-Fiye miles west
Of here during storm the church anu
school house were blown from their fouu-
datIons and badly damaged. The dWellns
Of sam Newman was blown 10 pieces. Two
miles to the southwest school mouse va
blown down and a dwelling demohHnen -
the wind. Three miles southeast tue resi-
dence OF Mr.. Defee was demolished.
Mrs. Lewis was hurt, but Just now seri'
ously Is not yet known
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

HillShoro Texas, April H. The tllll
county democratic executive committee he
fore adiournlng last night Endorsed Charles
l.. Tarltou of this city for the position
OF commissioner OF Insurance statistics aud
history, as a man cmincntly qualihed aud
as n tried and true democrat
Franklin Texas, April Il. The members
Of the bar Of this place to-day petitioucd
the governor to appoint Judge W :. Banks
Of rcmple associate Justice Of the court OF
clyil appeals at Austin to succeed Judge
W. y. Collard, deceased.
Copcras Cove. Texas, Anrll i5--Hon.
r l., Henry, candidate for congress from
tho Eleventh district, spoke here last
night
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Calvert News Notes.

Calvert, Texas, April l1--CalEert was VS.
tied by another fine rain yesterday aitef-
noon. Tho present indications point 10 me
finest crop that Robertson county mas en-
joyed for years. c-,..
a petition Is being circulated In CalyeTt
today iudorslng the candidacy OF JuVEE,gi
Marshall Surrat of McLennan county 10 ~
the unexpired term of the lamentea Juass
w L. COllard. 49,
Mr. H. s. Murphy, representing Pentk q
Ford OF Shreveport, Is in calvert todug IN
the interest OF his house
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ROOT VsITs cUsA.
He Refused to Discuss General Smiths
Court Martial

kourt MARTIAL.
New York, April 17-secretary Root
started for Cuba today on the steamship
Esperanza. Discussing hts trip before the
steamer sailed he said: II am going down
10 look over the field and lay plans for the
withdrawal OF our troops from the island
on May 20"
The secretary would not discuss the pros
meets Of the new Cuban government.
Mr.. Root would not talk OF his order 10
General Chanee TO court martial General
Smith.
II have said all / intend 10 say on that
subject ia my order 10 General Chanee,
said he Some OF the trials will he held
"a this country because the regiments from
which witnesses are needed have been
brought home and 1t will he much easier
10 secure the evidence wanted here than
in Manila. ! can not now say whether
any OF the officers against whom charges
have been preferred VIII be tried at Ma
Mia ~
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Lakeside Winners.

Nnicaso, April 1.-THE victory of lingo
IN tne tnird race at Lakeside today nut a
Dig mole In the rolls OF the bookmakers
lhore was steady play on the ally, her
opening price Of to helne hammered
down TO II TO at post time. She won In
a sensational finish by neck from DIR.
Stephens, with Dlgby Bell only head he,
hind him.
Seven furlongs Schwalhc. Carl Kahicr.
Tommy Foster. Time l:9S -.
- our ana half furlongs Lady Calamity.
Computation, Seize Time SO
Milo and 4 sixteenth Lingo, Dr. Steph.
ems, Dighy Bell. Time rs
Four furlongs Pcnnunt. Braokston. MIR.
Guernsey. Time .4g
Mile and seventy yards-Loonc, llowaho.
kingstellc Time Az.
:, Mic and seventy yards Miss Liza,
Radiant Heat Little Tim. Time 1:47 IL.
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Contest Between Mum and AIdrioh.

Grapeland. Texas, April ie.-colonel d.
A. Num- and Hon. A. a. Aldrich, both OF
Crockett. win open their campaign here
April %, next, for the support Of this coun.
~ in the coming congressional nomination
In this district. Colonel Num- represents
the Palmer Buckner element In the demo-
cratic party and Mr. Aldrieh the Bryan
element. II remains 70 be seen which one
tho democracy OF Houston county Will carry
10 the convention asking to he sent 20 con
gress from this district The contest *
beginning 10 wax warm and the primary
election to decide between the two Will
take place May 10. next
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s,lruau q : Good Gravel plt.

Bryan. Texas. April i'll. A. Guerlnser
Of the international and Great Northern
engineering corps was In the city today,
having just finished surveying a spur from
tho main line 10 a fine gravel bed that -
near the road seven miles west OF brSaN.
The gravel Is Ia be used for ballasiihg the
road from Bryan 10 Spring
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To Lease the HutehIns House,

Among the arrivals at the Rice last night
was Mr.. L. G. waiick and wife OF Shreee-
port La. Me. walliek was lately the pro
prietor Of the Phoenix hotel Ia shreveport.
and It was learned that the object Of his
visit 10 this city is for the purpose, ot
lease. the Hut6hins house as soon as tho
Intended repairs on It are completed
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eAILEYs FRIeNps PLgAsEp
At the Reception Accorded to His Presi-
dental Boom.

dental Boom.
Austin, Texas, April II. The many
friends of senator Bailey were delighted
with the item in yesterdays Post from
Washington TO the effect that the junior
senator had been favorably mentioned for
the presidential nomination at the hands
OF the democrats
Many of his friends arc not very much
surprised. for they know that he Is emf
ncntly qualified for the highest Office al
the gift of the American people.
They contend that II the time has ar
rived for the democrats 10 put IN a south
erner senator Bailey would be the Logical
man, as his views on all important aues
tions would drmy unite all differences IN
the ranks Of the party.
Tho politicians AZ the capitol are Of the
opinion that an Eastern democrat viii IN
the standard bearer, however.
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BaIIyhoo Bey Has Recovered.

New York April 17John Il. Madden has
arrived at Morris Park with thirty-two
head of thoroughbreds from hentueAy'
Among the lot was w c. whitney's Bally-
hoo Bey The futurity winner Of 1900 is
declared 10 have recovered entirely from
the throat trouble which caused his re-
tirement from the turf fifteen months ago
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Rutnessl Ericnds Plcased.

Gonzales. Texas, April iT.News reached
Gonzales this morning that the Hon. r.
Klchurg had withdrawn from the race Tor
co. ercSs IN the Ninth district The many
friends " Hon George burgess are rcjoic'
ing that he has u gooh chance for nswak.
over for the nomination and FIRST class
prospects fot reelection.
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Dickinson strawberry Shipments.

Dickinson, Texas April i7.-one ear OF
strawberries left here yesterday for 81
ouls and two for Kansas City. Two cars
viii bc loaded daily for the next ten q nco,,
In 10 date twelve solid csfioaas navy
shipped from this point hor. hus
The hailstorIn dln no uSA ,se,nv hundred
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LouisIana pefeated by Texas.

Austin, Texas Anril 17.-Lousiana uni
versity baseball team WAS defeated by
Texas university this afternoon in the pres
ence of 500 spectators by a score Of 70 10 !.
The visitors scored only in the eighth and
the varsity scored every time np, except
in the seventh,
Score by innings: , ,,,,, ,,,,,
Louisiana ......'.-..'''''' 49, 80 ~ .,66
Texas ............ .-''. 49,. ~ 10, ''N -
Batteries-L Louisiana; Olivia and Laudros.
Texas. Shands and Leslie.
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grovnwoo's New Fire WAGON

Brentwood, Texas, April 10 The boys Of
the Brownwood IRE department were yes
terday. proudly exhibiting their new fire
wagon II is = combination chemical engine
and hose wagon one OF tine very latest i'm.
moved types II weighs empty HeO pounds
ana cos; $500 No better apparatus (. 20
he seen IN any rexas city.
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DEAD MAN identified.
As One Of the Great Northern Gang OF
Train Robbers,

Train Robbers.
san Antonio, Texas, April 1.-THE man
killed by Officer Taylor while resisting ar
rest in this city yesterday morning has been
identified as Deaf Charley OF the gang Of
train robbers who. he'd up the Great North
ern express near Wagner. Montana, July
3, 1901 for whom there Is big reward.
The Identification was made by parties VINO
have known him from hnyhood and they
saw there can be no doubt The dead man
was raised at Yorktown. De Witt county
Texas
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News Notes.

Beaumont. Texas, April 1.-THE Kirby
lumber company has started cutting on the
hig 6On0 Nnn foot order for the Fort worth
packery NJ tho swift Packing company
FIRE chief Ed r. Eastman has announced
the reappointment Of Marion X Fletehe@
as assistant chief Mr. Fletcher H. an .eH
nericnced civil mechanical and electrical
engineer and knows as much about me hfe
department. as anyone IN Beaumont: WIN
the exception probably Of the chief him-
self,
Tomorrow night and Tor matinee SaturF
dav will he presented al the Kyle. opera
house the Tom Thumb Wedding tor inc
benefit Of ST. Marks Episcopal cnureh or
ihls city The attraction will nave ~ the
east number ~ Beaumonts leading So
Ciety people
Tie members n the various women'S
clubs are holding an important meeting TO-
night M Harmony hall at the invitation oil
fhe session OF the Jewish Council OF LadleS
Miss Goldberg spoke
The Shakespeare club viii meet tomorrow
afternoon with slrs, Harry w Potter onu
viii then finish up Hamlet.
REV. j. r. Boon Is still drawing enormous
crowds al the Reed hall for the Chrlsttal
revival which he is holding
sheriff Landry has taken George =
Avery To the insane asylum az Austln'
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Wells Defeated for Legislature.

sherman, Texas, Arr II The ofncial
returns show that the Hon. Tom Wells,
who represented Grayson county In the
past two legislatures, WAS defeated by
thrty.threc votes by Captain Witchcr OF
Bell
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UshitnaI constipation Is the door ,hrp q.,5 .
which many N the serious W q ~ N'sS
are admitted The oeeasl"nal ,re
49, ai.,yassinr roudltian. A. v. kteshiik,
w Main street; Crescent Dfug store. sis
Main street., special sssalA-
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Ansiin Texas, AprIl ~ state senator
George Neal ~ Nayaseia Is causing az
sorts Of comment IN the close political til-
cles here today on account Of the sith-
drswsI OF Allen for the lieutenant cover
norship. The Grimes county statssmsh neg
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ASSIGNMENT at seymour,

seymour, Texas, April A. Turner Bros,
retail druggists Of this place nled with
the county clerk today general ASST gument
for the benefit of creditors, naming H. J..
Armstrong trustee. Liabilities SlV24.76; as
sets unknown.
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Beaumont Texas Arpil IA petition in
Involuntary bankruptcy was ded with
United States Clerk Dart today. praying
that Sam Nathan Of Orange he declared
bankrupt. The action is brought by Conn.
Goldman 4 Go, Of New York who olege
that Nathan owes them Ssr9D md that he
owes debts agcregating $1o0o.
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l<lehern,s Erienda Mere summed.

Cuero, Texas. April 1.-THE announce.
mcut in today's Post OF Mr., klcberg's with
drawal from the race for congress IN tho
Ninth district was a great surprise 20 his
friends here, as &c was not knnwn that be
had any such intention. This win leave
the field clear for burgess
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a. q serIous Chafae

Two negroes are under arrest nc the
police station charged with attempting to
mass counterfeit money The afhdaviis were
worn out hy Detective Jack ilusey before
Tnited stairs Commissioners Tracy nnnn
The prisaners are FToused ~ having ~
tempted 10 pass bogus fln DILL IheA
Will have hearing today,
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Mandate Received.

sheriff Anderson received last night thu
mandate of the criminal court Of appeals in
the W crsig ease In 4 he Is ordered
~ release Craig when he makes safisfsc'
tory bend 10 The sup Of sasoy
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sSO,OOO,OOO IN DAMAGES
Are Prayed For in the Suits Now
Pending in jefferson County
THE DOCKET IS GROWING HEAVIER
New Light Plant. the Largest in the
State, Is Soon to Be in
Operation.

Branch oricc; Tho Posts Beaumont of.
Ace Is at room I, ogden building, corner
Pearl and Crescent Southwestern teie
phone ~, with l.. T. Nccly as business
spopdcnt Subscriptions and advertise
mcnts or news items left at this address
Will receive prompt attention. Snbscrih-
crs having any cause for complaint rs 20
deliveA Of papers arc requested to phone
or otherwise notify the ofllco promptly.
~
Beaumont Texas. April II The district
court has transacted considerable business
here during the past week, but even al tho
best Judge Martin can not hope to over
come thr rapidly Increasing civil docket
The total number " cases In his hands will
run about 400 and the amount involved
will rcach SJo.ooo.o0o II all the damages
arc allowed that the petitioners claim OF
course there is hardly that much taxable
wealth here. but the amount Is given mere.
~ 10 show the enormity of the litigation
in Jefferson county Tho last legislature
made judicial district OF Jefferson county
10 last six years, the governor and the leg
lslators thinking that the heavy dcckets
would be cleared away by that time hu,
instead they are running away. The total
number Of eases Of all kinds Is now some
thing over 200, while Il WAS between 30l
and 400 whom the legislature passed the
bill last summer There Is no question but
that Judge Martin dispatches business more
rapidly Cham the average district Judge Of
the state, yet he Is up against a very hard
proposition.
The heaviest litigation as 70 values comes
! from spindle Top property
To-day 100000 damage suit was decided
for the defendant the style Of the case
| heing Tom Andrews Va $. NJ. Scott II
| Was about the sale OF some land during the
| oil rush
! County fudge Wheat today cleaned Nc
| the probate docket in Inc county ms best
! he could Tie states that he will leave Il
| open until the last week M April whom the
! executors administrators and guardians Z,
| enter ran report az The Tulv term II thr
court under penalty Of o. hcn1y inc ~ th'
] event they fai 10 do 80 The probate
| docket iE not in q verv good condition an'
| Judge Wheat wants 10 cleared mp.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


WaIahachie. Texas, April H. Near PA
mer a barn on the farm Of John a Payne
was struck by lightning, setting IL on nre
and destroying all feed stun, together with
a span of mules aud two horses. The loss
Is about $500, with no insurance.
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Ala Lioht Plant.

Beaumont Tcxss, April l7The power
for lighting purposes In Beaumont has been
far behind the demand for more than a
year, due To the unprecedented hoom and
the fact that the Beaumont Ice, Light and
RefrIgerating company had not been OK
Meeting any such demand. They began last
IAN putting In a new power plant that
would supply the city In full in addition 10
their present one, and even thar has been
DELAYED much longer than was anticipated
nv the delay In ono car Of machinery which
was necessary I4dS car came " today
and tho plant will soon be ready, The new
plaut Is one Of the largest In Texas,
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Residence at Wylie.

Plano, Texas, April lat wylie, eleven
miles cast Of Plano several houscS were
moved from their foundation and had'y
burned
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has clear field. aud he viii make an
ldcal presiding officer over the next senate,
His friends are many and loyal. and they
regard tho action of Allen IN getting out
Of the way as wise and sensible.