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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-21
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

HlLLSBORO. The Methodlsts will begin
q Drotractcd meeting here April y. CON
Quoted by Evangelist George Stuart They
viii have choir Of 9OO trained singers
The services will be held in one Of the
seed houses ~ the oil mill capable Of hold
Ing several thousand people
KYLE Another good rain has fallen and
there Is every prospect for "a good cron
The oats especially hive come out with the
moisture.
CLEBURNE.-J, T. Wright was caught
between traction engine and a thrp Shor
and badly squeezed. 1t Is believed that
he will recover
MOUNT NERNON.--A contract has brqn
let by Dr. G. j. Green for new hotel. the
price for the building being Ss415.
.ALICE.-The stock shipments TO the Ter.
rltory continue and nearly all the cattle
have now been gotten away.
BEENiLLE.--Thc gulf district copvon.
lion of the Christian church is to be held
hero next week
FALLS CITY William KAYAK was bft.
ten hy rattlesnake but is not in a serious
condition. 'O"'
BRACKETT.-Private Rapinc is dead of
horse ~
BEEyILLE-A number Of Improvement
are being made at the State experiment,,I
farm ''''e"O''
HoCKLEY-Ric culture Is to no tr,ed
mere, the water being obtained from VEINS
LlNDALE.-The high school has closed
Tor the term with appropriate exercises
MOUNT NERN0N.-W. c. Parchmop has
qualified as postmaster vice w. ] Rvic
ALICIA number Of new residences aro
now under way here. "'e
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DEATHS IN TEXAS.

GARNER Columbus. Texas, April is. :
Miss Cassie Garner, aged 81 years, daugh,
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. +. II Garner, died
at he home Of her parents at l O'Clock this
afternoon Miss Cassie has suffered an i'll
ness of several months duration and her
death was not unexpected. She has lived
her life IN this county and has host of de
voted friends and relatives She has sew
cra years been a consistent member of the
Baptist church.
BASsiSl. McDsde, Texas. April ID
Mrs, NJ. Bassist died at Austin. She was
the wife Of Mr.. Morris BasSist and was al
old time resident Of this place, having lived
here since 1881 She left few days ago
O., place herself under the treatment Of a
doctor al Austin. but none Of her friends
or he family realized that she was 10 any
Immediate danger,
POSEN Austin, Texas, April n Mrs
Isabella +. Poscy. widow Of the late :. A.
rosey. died this morning of pneumonia
after being sick only short time She
was ~ years Of age and leaves three grown
children. Her lie mas b"ep one OF pleasure
10 her many friends and they are all deeply
glieyed over her untimey demise.
CHRIST Brennan, Texas. April 20.
nifty years has heeu q citizen of this Coun-
tN, occurred at her home near Berlin Fri
day, her funeral taking place from tho fam
lily residence saturday. She was a years
Of age and highly esteemed by al who
knew her
MILLER Eligin. Texas. April 10 Mrs
Maggie Miller, nee Moore, died at her home
in Moore, Texas. She was raised IN Elgin
and has many relatives and friends here.
The remains reached here last night from
san Antonio and will hc buried today at
1880 in the Egin cemetery.
NORRIS. hartou Texas April ia
wire was received this morning by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r Huston telling them Of rhe sud
den death Of their daughter. Mrs j. Morris
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LONDON BIDS FOR FIGHT.
FItz and Jeffries May Battle in Merry
England

Fltz and Jeffries May Battle in Merry
England
New York, April IS The National sport
ing club of London has signihed its iuten-
ton Of bidding for the mill between Jim
Jenries and Bob Fitzsimmous and has de-
cided TO oflcr a purse of $1,000 for the
event. Or, Ordway, representing the club
IN this country, received a cable dispatch
from Matchmaker Rettinson to this e1ect
and added that If the Incentive Is accepted
by the rival pugllsts the club will allow
them $1,000 each for expenses The club Is
DESTROYS of holding the mill, which is to be
limited to twenty rounds on Derby nignt,
which falls on June of the current year.
Ordway notified Billy Delaney of the offer
and expects favorable reply IL s CYL.
dent that Fitzsimmous will receive the first
chance against Jeffres I'm preference to Jim
Corbett The sweeping def of FitZslm-
mons, which he issued on Thursday, has
Spurred the champion to action, for this
morning telegram WIS received from Dc
luney In answer to one sent MIN the day
before, asking him who would get the
preference in the way Of a battle Delaney s
message read: " le0ries Will gladly meet
Fitzsimmons first and Corbett as soon as
practicable; the sooner the better" As
"pomp9dour Jim" will not be ready TO
box the boilcrmaker until next September
Jellries can easily tackle Fit5 some time
next month or early IN June.
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TEXAS.


wide itinerary has been prepared for
The next editorial excursion.
w q. Iamison OF Temple Is dead 81 In.
turies indicted on him recently In a mys-
terious manner.
Body Of an unknown Mexican who had
been phot in the back was nshed out ~ a
well near Oakyllle.
FIRE at Dallas destroyed $4,000 worth
OF property and two persons we're fatally
injured
George jenkins Of Bryan died Of hydro
phobin at Atlanta, Ga.
block of business houses were wiped
ont at Nacogdoches, the loss being 500, $50
The veterans Of Texas held memorial serv
ices at Lampasas, where tho annual re
union Is to be held today.
The legislative investigating committee
is now in search Of an expert 10 prepare
It's reports,
Thousands ~ veterans srs arriving AZ
Dallas and every train goes into the city
loaded.
negro was run OF at Spindle Tor, but
white men have organized and declare that
he shall have protection.
Two new wells have been brought IN al
Beaumont, Que Of them the well which was
started as a ten-lucher.
man who charges himself with a muir
der at Hsnetts. Ohio. has surrendered Al
Beaurnont-
C. W. Brown was shot and killed al
Gatesyills and n. a. Wilson surrendered.
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EDITORS TO ExcuRT.
President Robinson Has Arranged an Ex-
tensiVe Itinerary.

President Robinson Has Arranged an Ex-
tensiVe Itinerary.
Waco, Texas, April l0-Fred H. Robin
son. president Of the Texas Press associa-
tion. today announced that practically all
details have been perfected for one Of the
grandest excursions the association has
ever taken In connection with the next an
nual meeting to be held at Gainesville May
10, IA and Is. The trip will occupy ten
TO twelve days and will include one day.
stop at the Mammoth Cave, probably one
day at Louisville, KY. one day az Ashc-
Vile, ~ c., two or three days mt the
Charleston Exposition with the return via
Atlanta. The trip viii be mostly through
portion OF country never before visited by
the editors and will be highly enjoyable
one. The president states the usual con-
dltons Will prevail and requests that all
members going write him at once, statng
also what member Of their family VIII ac-
company them. Only bona fihc newspa-
per people and members OF the Texas Press
association VII be recognized Mr. Rob
inson viii leave for Gainesville In time to
meet with the citizens there on Monday
next and confer with them relative to the
coming meeting.
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interesting address before the Young Mems
Christian Association.
All banks and public institutions viii
observe San Jaclnto day as a holiday.
Rev. Sid Williams win iuaugurate a
revival meeting at Bell aud Main tonight.
Uncle Dam McGary. who is ~ at Beau.
mont, is not expected TO recover
Detective Bnsey has rendered his resig-
nation TO Chief Ellis.
Eddie Watts Of Galveston was injured
while playing ball yesterday afternoon.
Dick Bowling camp, United Confederate
Veterans, held an interesting meeting yes
terday The camp goes to Dallas today.
Real estate continues TO he very active
and several big deals are announced.
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FLOATING SAMPLE STORE
BUREAU OF FOREIGN COMMERCE
DESCRIBES TRADE WITH MEXICO.
American Firms Are Equipping Vessel
With Samples Of All Kinds for the
Coast Trade.

Washington, April 20.--Frederlck Emory,
chief OF the bureau Of foreign commerce,
made public today an interesting extract
from that portion Of Commercial Rclat ons
OF the United Stntes," NOV in press which
deals with our trade with Mexico, Central
America and the West Indies.
Our goods are fayotably known in Mex
leo It is stated but In certain lines, sucnl
as dry goods, hats, shoes, notions md men $
and womens furnishings, cur exporters
seem to have made practically no attempt
to gain the Mexican trade. Americans are
more fully realizing that they must ac'
commodate themselves to the wants and
peeullarlties OF the Mexlcans, and as a re-
suit trade Is growing. Many United
States houses have adopted the plan OF
sending out young Mexlcans and Cubans as
travelling salesmen. These men are nequaint-
ed with the wants of the Latin American
trade and excellent results have been
achieved. Business failures are rare In Mex
leo For example, in Mazatlnn there has been
only one In the last fifteen years and that
was due TO the failure Of the malu house in
Paris Commercial travellers who come
alive class OF merchants who take pride In
paying their debts promptly
Attention Is called to an interesting eN-
pertinent which American firms are trying
In the shape OF a floating sample store. A
vessel is TO leave the United States for
the coast Of Mexico and South America
having for sale samples of merchandise Of
line of goods being In charge of expert
ga tpampu
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather.
DOMESTIC.


$4,000 Ore occurred at Dallas Sunday
morning resulting in the prostration OF
Fire Chief MaEee and two fatalities
Forecast OF congress for the coming week
indicates routine business In the house and
the Philippines bill debate in the senate.
Frank Il. stockton. the we'll known nov
elist Is dead, of hemorrhage OF brain.
man admitting completely in the Goebel
murder has been captured at Knoxville.
The Jury in the Bntson case at Lake
Charles has agreed upon a verdict, but II
win not be made public until MondaS
morning,
The advance guard OF the great army Of
Confederate veterans reached Dallas last
night.
American firms are equippng floating
sample store for the Mexican and South
American coast trade.
A remarkable collection OF relics of the
Emperor Napoleon has been discovered
A FIRE in Kansas City, Mo-, burned four
blocks OF residences.
Colonel Charles Marshall. military score.
tsry OF General Robert Il. Lee during the
spoplexy.
By the burning OF the Mississippi river
steamboat City Of Pittsburg. Sunday morn
ing near Cairo, ILL.,, sixty persons are re-
ported as dead or missing.
Temperatures of 90 to 100 degrees are be.
ing reported throughout Nebraska, Missouri
and Kansas.
The street car employees Of San Francisco
are out on a strike and traffic Is badly Grip
pied.
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FOREIGN.
!sels strike is ended.

The Brussels strike is ended.
London financial forecast promises better
American business.
The Berlin boerse was quite lifeless dur
ing the past week and n rise In Canadian
Pseiso was the only important transac'
tion.
An earthquake which occurred In Mexico
last Friday covered wide extent and caused
much damage.
Conservatives blow up the barracks at
Msnagua and destroy scores Of people.
General Smith arrived at Mnnila and
talks Of the charges against him.
Fiipinos are surronderlug 20 American
comm anders in increased numbers since
General Malvar came In.
There have heen o02 deaths from cholera
In the Philippines and 300 in Manila.
General Lucas Meyer and Secretary
Rsit5 have passed through Raluoral, Cape
Colony, on their way 20 consult troops.
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cRoWDER's REPORT IN.

He Has Communicated Result OF His In
vestloation to War Department.
Washington, April 20-Colonel u. H.
Crowder OF the army who has been in
vestigatng the charges that the British
government was maintaining a supply sta
ton In Louisiana for horses for use in the
British army in its fight with the Beers,
has arrived here aud saw Acting Secretary
Sanger of the war department today ia
whom ne outlined the nature Of the investl
cation he had made and submitted q report
report Tonight Colonel Crowder and Mr..
Sanger saw tho president and the latter
was Informed Of the nature OF the report
Colonel Crowdcr would make.
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CONFERENCE ARRANGED.
6oer Leaders Have Designated the Places
Of Rendezvous OF Their Troops

6oer Leaders Have Designated the Places
Of Rendezvous OF Their Troops.
Pretoria, April 20 -General Christian De
wet has gone to the orange River colony;
the commander in chief General Botha, has
gone to Yreyheid Transyaai and General
Dearey has gone to Klcrksdorp TraUsvaaI.
They hnvc arranged tn meet the burghcrS
Mt different rendezvous and discuss the Brit
tsh terms. 1t Is believed the TranSyaalers
VIII everywhere accept the terms as they
are In no way anxious for n winter cam
pnigu. Tho only difficulty likely TO occur
VIII, IL Is thought, hc With the Orange Free
Stators, many OF whom are expected TO
prove rccHlcluant, In the meantime there
win be no cessation Of hostilties. The del-
cgates are expected back in Pretoria about
the middle Of May and in anticipation OF
their return they have given orders here
Tor new ClOthlng. nroNisloms. etc.
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M. carneaIe Gives Aduio.

New York April l9.-Andrev Carne.,o l.
speaking to the young men OF the schoo, az -
ouVueu TO the Society Of Mechanics and
pradesmen at me Mechanical ,nst,.,... ~.
this city referred to Paderewski ths rIayt dn
i hna from MS career drew lesson Tor the
nSnehl OF the young men OF today Tho
~ 1879, ne said was poor In his yonth
'-' ~ po' IN ordinary education and but or.
. .,.lS MN what people today car a
sssRlus. Hard work, he said. mad
1Iih IN ESP the greatest dramatic genius
Interests. '"e'r employer s
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owensboro, KY. April 2o.-Patricl
Burke, farmer who, with his wife ant
children, were all lost on the steamer Citl
of Pittsburg today, formerly lived a
whltesyille, In this county. He left las
Friday for Missouri, where he expected t.
Insl1e.
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DISTINGUISHED NovgLIsr oeAO.

Frank R. Stockton, the Famous Author,
Died Suddenly at Washington.
Washington. April 2O.--Frank II. stock
ton, the well known novelist, died suddenly
here this morning
The cause Of Mr.. Stockton's death was
paralysis Immediately resulting from a
hemorrhage Of the brain He was a guest
az the banquet held Wednesday night at
the National Academy of Sciences, when
he was taken suddenly and mystcrIously
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washington, April 19-The executive
council Of the American Federation OF La.
Dor today adopted resolutions thanking sen.
ators and representatives who have stood
ny labor on the Chinese exclusion hill
Ihe executive council adjourned sine die
t. ms afternoon after adopting an address Of
me members OF the council, which seyeysin
styiiS3unces the Issuing of injunctions against
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

. STARrS-CoE.-Blg Springs. Texas. Apr,I
i no.. at, Z. n starts, n prominent bust,
GesS man OF Fort Worth. and Miss Vaulta
Zoe Of this place were quietly married tbia
evening at the home Of the brides parents
sspu departed on the night train for tbaiy
lutnre home IN Fort Worth.
HAkRIS HARVEY. 49, Harwood Texss
Aptil In-'Married Tuesday night April ia
az me Baptist church. Miss Kizzie II i',,
=! 70 Mr.. Lee Harris, Rev J. A. Rowland ~
flatonla officiating, Both partiss 49, VI
residents OF this place PA'Nes were
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SCHOOL GIRLS.

IT'S a pretty age--that time
in a girls life when she has all
the beauties of womanhood
without the later lines of care
and worry.
But here and there even
among school girls appear pale
and drawn faces.
Pale blood is at the bottom
of the trouble and SCOTS
Emulsion can cure it.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
back the beauty to pale girls
because it is blood food.
e<nd for free s.mpie.
snovx q BOVINE eAsnsssA go seaH St. n T.
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RAILROADS.

ms railroads have all they can DO to
handle the rush TO Dallas.
fhs shop employees will hold a meeting
Gals morning and organize.
The Cane Belt has decided 10 build
branch 60 the new town OF Garwood, a dis.
lance of twenty miles.
The Cotton Belt has been enjoined from
removing general ofhces from Tyler to
Texarkana.
IT Is alleged that President Yoakum has
decided to send the Frisco into Yoakum.
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Great Comnanv ornanized

Battle Creek, Mich, April l9.-It is an
houneed that c. w. Post, a well known
capitalist and manufacturer, has success,
FULLY promoted and brought about the or.
sanizltion Of a company with 81 600 OO0
capital TO engage in the manufacture of
sugar glucose grape sugar and syrup from
common corn. The company will establish
az immense plant In the corn belt i'm the
west with capacity of 10000 bushels of
corn daily consumption.
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zELAYAs MEN USE EXPLOSIVES.
Barracks at Maoagua Blown Up and

Barracks at Managua Blown Up and
Nearly so Lives Lost
New York, April Ca dispatch to the
Herald from Managua, Nicaragua says:
Some members OF the conservative party
caused an explosion In the military ba.-
racks here on Wednesday night.
Nearly 100 lives We're lost In the ex.
ploslon and the barracks We're destroyed.
There has been considerable bitterness
shown by the conservatives against the liz.
eral party, which is in power and OF which
President Ielaya is the leader
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GRADE CROSSING ACCIDENT.

-Four Killed and One Fatally Injured by
an Excursion Train.
Bolivar, Tenn, April 20At Loone, seven
miles north Of here, today four persons
were killed and fifth fatally hurt by an
llliols Central Dallas reunion excursion
train. The dead are:
pOLPH IRWIN.
MRS, DOLPH IRWIN.
GEORGE MURLEN
MRS. GEORGE MURLEY.
The injured:
Sarah Irwin, dying
The parties were la wagon and uttcmnt-
eu 10 cross the tracks lust south OF he
depot when the second section of the
special struck the vehicle midway, de.
molIshlng and mangling it's occupants.
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Booas del Toro surrendered

Washington, April 19.-The navy depart
ment has received the following cablegrnm
from Commander McRea Of the gunboat
Maehlas dated Colon, April TO-
"Bocas Del Toro. Colombia, has surren-
dered. No injury TO American citizens or
Interests. Making arrangements TO with
draw forces this evening. VIII sail for
Aspinwall Sunday"
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CROWD PROTECTED LouBEr.

A Disturber Made an AbortVe Attempt
to Start a Demonstration.
Paris, April 19,-While President Loubet
was visiting the exhibition In the Jardin
des Tuileries this morning an individual
posted at window of hotel opposite at
tempted to start demonstration against
the president His cures OF "Abas Loubet''
down with LOubeD aowever, only endan-
gered himself, as the crowd present started
a counter demonstration and advanced
threateningly In the direction OF the no
tel The disturber OF the peace was ar
rested, but later he was released from GUS
tOdy.
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Brinoinq Her Down.
Judge

Judge. ,,.,, lime d. u
huV breakfast:
No response c az *
past s. rbots hetilS
Orn give ycz wakes thilaL
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Relnian Strike Is Ended

Brussels, April 2o.-At general council
OF the labor party held here today It was
resolved that work by the strikers ln all
sections should be resumed
Tho council Issued manifesto to tho
workingmcn to this effcCt this evening.
The anticipated announcement ny tba
crown Of the dissolution of parliament has
not yet been made
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eoer commanders Bound North.

BamoraL Cape Colony, April 2O.-Gener
al Lucas Meyer commander In chief Of the
Orange Free state forces, aud Secretary
Reitz OF the rrausyaal, and the other mem
hers OF their party, arrived here last night
and this morning proceeded TO the north
They were accompanied by a British escort
and It Is their Intention 10 consult with the
Beers In the field
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Indigestion Is the direct cause NJ disease
that Kills thousands Of persons annually
stop the trouble AZ tho start with q little
s,om ns ana aids digestion Is"' Kic as
ling, 500 Main street; Crescent Drug Store.
3lg Main street, special agents.
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cont,aoI for an oN MII a slanl' y,

stamford. Texas, April is-lp.
for the oil mill was let ms ssgin si :
work of construction VIII ,n pSJ,gton I
and be pushed rapidly 70 9S,psmioId Z
building will be Of stone 30 sottou 4
win have a Touring mill t~ d eIectrt u
one oil mill. an ice plant anu
and water works plant.
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president Of the American Rect Sugar com
pany expressed great establishment when
told OF the action taken by the house OF
bill
am taken completely by surprise" he
sald, AS no such radical steps rs the abou-
ron OF the sugar diifercntial has been OK
pected' 1t comes 50 suddenly that hardly
know what to think of it's possible effect
on the beet sugar industry"
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Protest Against Supplemental Treaty.
Especial to The PostD

Washington, April 90 Residents Of Ida,
I. T., have represented to one or two Of the
Texas congressman that the supplemental
treaty which rs now being arranged for
that portion Of the Territory will ruin all
Of iis small towns SenatoG Bailey and
Judge Sheppard are looking into the mat.
ter ana will do what they can to prevent
the treaty from being put into efteCf If tho
tacls are found % be rs represented.
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Resoao 70 Attend Reunion.

Palestine, Texas April 2o-AlS' s "a. 4
Reagan has just telephoned I9 sesI Ig =
respondent that the Judge y the reaii
today. and that he VIII start " Indsa :.
at Dallas tomorrow morni1s, nov Z
gan is Improving daily anu = regaln /
n matter Of time for MN - "a Ms Id
strength when he will return "
nj Austin
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JoHN [. sAeppARo REooVERLNa.
He VIII Shortly Go to Mississippi to
Rccuperate.

I0UNITHT 10 mo I-WoT'J
Washington, April 20. Representative
sheppard, who has been seriously IN for
several weeks past, was today so much i'm
proved as to he able to take a long drive.
Within the next day or two he win leave
for Saford Springs. Miss, whore he will
remain until he Is entirely recovered lie
will then return TO his legislative duties at
Washington. He wiz he accompanied by
one or Two members ~ his family on the
trip 10 Mississippi.
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KILLING AT eArEsWLLE.
c. w. Brown Is Dead and r. T. Wilson
Surrendered,

Waco. Texas. ADri Ca message just
received from Gainesville is to the effect
that II. 4. Wilson shot and Killed G. w.
Brown ON the main street near the public
square about noon today, The killing was
the result OF feud that had existed for
some time. Wilson shot Brown twice aud
he was killed instantly. Both parties are
well connected. Wilson surrendered and is
now IN the Gatesvillc iaii