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New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
TWO AUGUST TOURS TO THE PACIFIC COAST
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

On account of the extremely low rates authorized
by the transcontinental lines 10 the Pacihc Coast
road Company announces two high grade per
sonally-conducted tours to the Pacific Coast, by
equipment. dining cars. sleeping cars, and ooserva,
ton cars over the entire route. These trains Will
be at the disposal OF RafsengeTs ea ana a e meals % M
five days allotted to San Francisco during which
time passengers will make their own aTrange euents
Tour No. /. August to August g.. returning via
the Canadian Pacific Ry, visiting Chicago Denver
Colorado Springs, Glenwood Springs. Salt Lake
City San Francisco, Del Monte (Montereyl, Santa
Barbara Los Angeles. San Jose, and Portland, re-
turning from Portland through the magnificent
mountain scenery of the Canadian Rockies by
ejsureIy daylight runs with stops Glacier, Banff
Uof Springs and other interesting points From
Banff the route homeward viii be via ST Paul and
Rate, from New York. philadelphia; Washington.
or any point Pennsylvania Railroad east Of
and ali meals on the tour except during the five
DAYS in San Francisco when Pullman acGommoda-
lions and meals are not provided S2'. Two per-
sons occupying one berth $50 each
To,;r No . August 2 TO September 4, 1902 return
ing Via Yellowstone Park-ln Difference to the
wishes of a large number OF patrons VINO desire to
visit the Yellowstone Park special train will be
run from New York. visiting all tne points covered
by tour No J. until arrival at portland; from Port
iand ga sstbound special train will be run over the
Northern Pacific Railway and sidetracked at CHINA
fonr through the Yellowstone Park. From the
Park the route homeward VIII De va 81 PauI and
Ghcag9 The ash1gton Fas or any point on the
Pennsvlrania Railroad east of Pttshurg. including
transportation. Pullman berth. meals ~ dining car
through Yellowstone Park, S2o3 TWO persons oe-
cupying one berth, s23o each Hotel acsonmoda-
tons and meals anfins 'he nNe uass III san fran
cisco not included. .,,, a., -,
4 preliminary announcement outlining the vari,
Gus asnrrished as soon as ready upon appca-
tian 10 Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger
Agent Pennsyivais Raiiread Broao ,s street station
New York-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
RoUvIER THE FINANCE MINISTER.
PARIS PAPERS NOT OPTIMISTIC OVER THE
NEW FRENCH CABINET.
gy The Associated Press)

CBy The Associated Press)
Paris June IN Rouvier this morning accepted
the nortfolio of Finance in the new Combes min
istrv NJ. PeIletan takes the Marine portfolio and
M Maruejouls the portfolio Of Public Works.
NJ Berard a member of the Chamber or Deputies,
will become Under Secretary of Posts.
The exchange of portfolios between NM Pelletan
and Marueiouls was due TO NJ. Rouvier making the
change an indispensable condition Of his acceptance
of the Finance portfolio. NJ Pelletan being an ar
dent advocate Of the State purchase OF railroads
NJ Rouvier pointed that his taking the port
folio Of Public Works would be interpreted as the
formal adherence Of the Cabinet TO NJ. feAetan
ideas.
The members of the new Cabinet proceeded TO
the Palace of the Elysee at o'clock this evening
and NJ Combes presented them TO President Lou
bet who signed the DEGREES appointing them MN
listers They will hold their first council at the
Elysee on Tuesday morning, and will present them-
selves before the Chamber of Deputies in the after
The presence OF NJ. Rouvier. who enters the CAP
met in the role of the savior OF his countrys S
epsnces is a distinctly reassuring feature though
many politicians question whether the olVereeht
views of NJ Rouvier and the Advanced Radicals
promise long life for the ministry
The Temps says:
The future will show whether the understanding
between NJ Rouvier and his colleagues VIII Iast
needs and preserve and develop Its prosperity lne
moment has when a policy OF SOUND nndnceS Inli
is the beginning and end Of all French pollcs'
The journal des Debats,'' which represents mod
crate opinion, thinks conTlct is near anu IA
evitable. and says:
pstion appeasernent. al We are promised brutal ap-
5Iication of the law of associations and the sup
pdesIoi -, % Relieve the ministry will not last three
years, did its predecessor
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
DISMISSALS AT HAVANA.
THEY LED TO UNFoUNDED REPORTS OF
CUSTOMS DEFALCATIoN.

Copyright; 1902: By The Tribune Associaton)
IBY CABLE TO THE TRIBuNE.i
Havana June THE dismissal yesterday
from the customs service of cashier. an as
sistant cashier a bookkeeper and his assistant
caused an unfounded report of a $4,000 defal-
cation Investigation develops the fact that
these men were dismissed as the result OF fahure
to enter a small item of duties collected Their
accounts will be examined, but thus far there
is nothing to substantiate stories or emoeSzie-
ment of a large amount Enemies OF CoioneI
Tasker Bliss Collector of Customs during the
American occupation, are responsible for the
latter, wishing to cast q reflection on his admin
istration which the Cubans declare was the
most able Cuba ever had. Eduardo AcoSta,
the dismissed cashier. has been employed in
the customs service for many years, having
served under the Spanish Government. The
general opinion is that he is guilty only of care
lessness
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
auB4ss4DoR MEYER SEES KING.
HAS A SPECIAL AUDIENCE SEF FORE LH-A'-
ING ROME TO RETURN TO THIS
COUNTRY.
ccopyrignt. 1902: BY The Tribune AssO'iation3

Downright. 1902: By The Tribune AssoeiatiOn)
fsneo,a1 to The Ne~-York Tribune by French Caoie9
Rome June T-Ambassador Meyer is leaving
this city tonight for Homburg He was re-
.ceived at special audience by the sovereigns
and the queen mother to-day. The KING was
most cordial. Having nearo OF AhoaSSdnor
Meyers indecision about running iol congress
- axrreesad the hope that he would see him
o,r,iu rext autumn He spoke with the highest
t.a 90 what he called the fine American
souadron which he admired in his recent visit
to Naples
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
THE FRENCH CABINET.
NEW COUNCIL OF STATE THE MOST
RADICAL AND ANTI-CLERICAL ONE
SINCE 1S95PREMIER CoAGBES-
Copyright: 1907 By The Tribune AssOciatiOno


Csoecial 10 The New-York Tribune by French Cable)
Paris June THE new ministry TO succeed
that Of NJ Waldeck-Rousseau is now definitely
formed and is a solid. homogeneous impersona-
ton Of the radical Republican majority OF the
new Chamber. The presence in the Cabinet Of
Al Delcasse insures the continuation OF the
sound, practical foreign policy pursued by the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, who has held offlce
since November l. 1898, when he succeeded
Gabriel Hanotaux The retention of General
Andre shows that the new government means
10 make the army an out and out Democratic
Republican institution. free from the privileges
CT caste or religion One Of the most important
features Of the new Cabinet is the acceptance
by n Vale. Senator Of the Marne, Of the port
folio of justice Senator Vale. it will be
recollected was the chairman OF the famous
committee of investigation into the Panama
scandal, and he to-day is foremost in demanding
q rigid investigation to unearth the alleged Off
ciaI acconpIices in the Humbert-Crawford af-
fair. Ir fact, II is understood that NJ Vale
made such an investigation an absolute condi-
ton OF his taking office, and his becoming Min
.ster of Justice is regarded as the first step
toward the drastic Sitting and publication Of
the French judiciary.
Roughly speaking, the platform of the new
Cabinet may be summarized as follows: Finan-
cial economy. thorough and severe execution Of
the law Of associations. the repeal Of the Fal-
loux law so favorable to the teaching religious
orders, the State purchase OF railroads military
service for two years and fiscal reform, proba-
bly, including an income tax. The opponents Of
the Cabinet including not only the Nationalist
and Reactionaires. but also the moderate Con-
sefvative organs like the Journal des Debats"
and the Figaro accuse il Of being ministry
OF combat instead of ministry of appease-
ment. as they declare the country had a right
10 expect after President Loubet's Dunkirk
speech The new Cabinet is probably the most
radical and most anti-clerical since the
dreaded radical ministry Of Leon Bourgeois
which caused such loud commotion during its
brief existence in 1896 and in which NJ. Comics
occupied the post Of Minister OF Public Instruc
ton. but the experience during the Third Re
public shows that the theory that a radical min
istry is a dangerous one must be denounced.
The new premier. Justin Louis Emile Combes
a doctor Of medicine. a doctor of letters a Sen
ator Of the Department Charente Inferieure
often vice-president Of the Senate and for a
year leader Of the Senatorial group of the Demo-
cratic Left, or the Radical Republicans is a
cool, clear headed. practical man. endowed with
vast store of common sense who will COM
plete his sixty-seventh year next September He
TWENTY HOURS BETWEEN NEw-YoRK AND
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
CONGRESSMAN KERN RENoAINATED.

ST Louis June 7.--Congressman Frederick j.
Kern, of Belleville Ill, this afternoon renomi-
mated by the Democrats of the XXIst Illinois Con-
gress District at East St. Louis. Ill
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ODELL TO HEAD TICKET.
MIR. PLATT SAYS HE WILL BE PER-
sUADED TO ACCEPT REMUNERATION
THEN TALKED OF THE LIEUTENANT GOV
ERNoRsHIP-Ex-JUDGE ERNEST HALLS
APPOINTMENT EXPECTED To-
MORROW

I Governor Odeu is to be renominated- The
logical necessity for his accepting renorina-
ton was presented to him yesterday plainly oy
Senator Platt and State Chairman George W.
Dunn Something totally unforeseen viii nave
to intervene to prevent his denomination py the
Republican State Convention next fall Al the
sanoe time the Governor adheres to his decision
to prevent any "foreclosing," as he describes IT,
on the nomination prior to the calling OF the
convention
There is no doubt in my mind" said Sena-
TOR Platt Yesterday afternoon. just before start
ing for washington that when the time comes
Governor Odeu will be persuaded TO accept
denomination. AS 1 said before. there Is no
doubt whatever about his reelection, II ne
runs"
What about the Lieutenant GovernorsnipE
That remains an open question. replied the
senator Nothing will be done until the con-
vention meets
Senator Elsberg and Congressman Littauer
are mentioned in connection with tne noiiinA
ton" il was suggested
..yae notice that they are being discussed.
said Mr. Platt Il am inclined TO think that
Senator Elsbere will return TO the Senate Con
erassnan Littauer would make good eanoi-
date. He is a friend of the President and OF tne
Governor. as we'll
..Uybat about some of the other places to be
hled?"
Ernest Hall will doubtless be appointed 70
the supreme Court bench to succeed justice
Beach. The hIling of the other vacancy mas not
been decided on H H Bender OF Albany .ne
nresent State Superintendent Of Public Build"
inz. v,u doubtless be appointed Fiscal Super
,,,sor and IL is likely that Controller Miller
I'D state Engineer and Surveyor E A Bond
will be nominated for the places they now oc-
cunv. The other places have not been CON
s,dered. II is thought best TO let things drii'
along until convention time. before trying %
arrange the ticket" -,,
..What about the rumor that ex-Justiee VIZ
,,.r, y Cohen and Edward Lauterbach are De-
tng considered in connection with the nominal
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
.ruE BIrFFALo LIMITED"

now fast daily train 10 go in service the New
York Central June 18th. viii leave New-York u 90
P M stop al Albany. Schenectsoy Otlea; SyTa-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

TO CHICAGO IN % HOURS
VIA pennsvlvauia Railroad and after June la.
save West 2srd Street Station, New-fork. lSo
P. NJ. daily.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ppospERITy IN THE SOUTH.
--T-,rO IN an HoT-Rs

To.morrops Morning Telegraph VII contain
asncia article upon the astonishing lndustrlaI ana
ABROAD development OF the southern states curing
the last decade--AcVt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

20 HOURS TO CHICAGO VIA Penn 81 ~ <N-'-&'
SPECIAL"
BEGINNING June Is. leave New.f9rA &c,
Strsst Station l:55 P NJ deily---AiNe
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA, JJNE 2l
UGHKEEPSIE-HIGHLAND COURSE.
Observation train tickets sale at West
nre 1tcket offIces 113 359 671 LIS Broadway, 275
SoinnhIs Ave and East 42d Street.-AGvt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

TWENTY HOURS BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND
CHICAGO.
A new train Of the New-York Central and Lake
Shore beginning June l5th will make the time
between New-York and Chicago in twenty hours.
II is appropriately named The 29ta Century
Train" II saves oay.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
7Ps TO CHICAGO

ONLY 20 HOURS TO CHICAGO
nv the PENNSYLVANIA Special" over the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad. beginning June lo-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

To west Point or Newbursh and return ey pay
Inc, Llae New landing ". 10th St. 9:l5 a m-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

ts-ha FfrODhetS
Snoulq- rrark Series Sent free on recsipt ol
e...ta1 Ney York-Adyt-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
" YORK AND

EVERY MOTHER ~ NEW HoH'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
LOTS OF SUITS DISMISSED
Attorney General Bell Cleared The
Docket of Old Cases.
ANTITRUST ACTIONS AMONG TEEN
Tns knessot sGta Assins: tire seeshsEr
Pacific 7ozSs for Lard Have Been
Taksn Out Of A>tioa-

AnGt.-- Tszas, July G-EAe attorney gsG-
s=si today 14Ea.ssed tAA aaza~s=Ess xzsrs
witch Ia flea sere soras uns aEo agalass
tie Central Texas Congress eoe.p4ay.
TrazscOGeezaasAi corsDssss company and
TIA New coDprsss and Warehouse eno-
p1zI. These epn-p &nles were cAErye1 WIKI
violating tie antitrust tAw hy buying yas
competing ecncs<as and the states Cause
cvtz6ls1 when The supreme eozrt ese.de6
tAs Shipper co@prezs casa against t., as
e WIS a pa-zlieL
The attorney general also dismissed the
SIT nlsd soC-a time ago aSakcss e. T
Wsggorsr 20 cancel the GalA ct three sec
tionS Of hand To w.ibArger eoGnty. Also
ths Old Ezirs against sAe Galveston, Harris
ozrg ana san Arrouto aid ths Central 20
recover 10000 II warrants claimed &c
have besa paid Tie SUIT ~ss hrucxne By
CulberSoa when he WAE attorney general
70 sat ASIDE certain grants and fevers al.
lowed BIZ TIE State ard paid Tor tu-iar
tie Tar. Tia State attacked tAs pay
r3srts e1d wun n ths STATE euz-ta, sut
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BODIES NOT RECOVERED
BELIEVED T-sT MA CHANDLER f9A5
THE FIRST TO CsJWN
-e-.ra P-11a1fy sa.@ Vim Go J~--' ard
Went 70 ~-s ssssrs-,e----H1' 7-s-'a
Fs1a.-a .s1sd.

rssivssran, TpTas 4r'T s--c- AZ Sf.ag &C.
tay azD-aat.1ra q ,sr-st .aa be asart &c
l--oaEt e sEs az ~ gsrsy = FsF-ar.t5. q
w1,.h Eve zausserlaaL Ca1taia q o 1ga1
a1t Wl.ear CltsE.sr, and y Utrta q
$3.50 :icF sqr ,Es- #raa q ,as gTi. TAars
Gsys bees ~ fu-.hsr feulEs sGt.ssG re-
Yss .z1F .as Eassr-11IGs sEllr tA4a wers
5r'nssd fa Tss Peer -1ia nsspusag A rsuD-
Ger e sscg's ws.s .- .As wazR< - "a aE-s
ans ssTagai as .aa1. aav NJ. Davis tzt
Ca5AA z.Et 1rs~u- Il ses1-s raas Mr-
CAAz.las 4.aaS Ssaea. fr~cz view srzE, a. 10
exc ea111 "a c81a< SAo iaw hiz. e. -aGsr.
-As la.o-y 4 .Aa. M DIg1a IL. CE1eA-s
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paau :asT wer. Lsezassfgas 1-0wzs'.-
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-s42a, lals that -aa za4erszrrsa- wa s7-a-
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al e NanGi wArA swiaGG1aFs. - 3stc1aA
1a. 48sa Wa4E tn0rc1sn.g Wlsa-n - gay
Tasy we've All q cCn4t-srable GlsGaGc> De
gazG sAe rrJ&a WAN -rac eoS@rTss
A teaEct fsg the bodies & Mr. g1aE1-sf
sa4 Mr.. Davis Was ca21i1Ged AT 11g1s "
TIA ala IL laztgrzA AID g4is nle-I.-z 1t-
Gegs szaGzl5sc ths s1stze aas. cad az 81
eeaca wasEs o@e-aa gs1a-ly cons a4.or'
pcea trswEsc assr tAs Sdvl-loc- I1'
SCAR, EEWaTas wtS SO s@wsF9st-
Ms. = y. DGvEs AAs eeea GoGEsessd Eitl
ne News sor gsafg 40 vas q safe -r'-ss
-oas2 Durf1E tEs sbssz.s q 1aEA-.i q
Eeisas hedges E5I Us c4gT rsceIs1g NJ
DAYS waS seis'.-sa - a.. IA Ea&. ta2ac1si
E-GL IA rac72s1- ne .aaTaa a w.GoR A.
sErse cAl,tssa ard siH9 an sEs9 tatEsR -
s-4zg Z Bard. IaIa&.
IAs feas1lEa q Csytns RETs gsr'
ihispse 20 aozsssl today. 5elnz escorted I,
AZ - Rss5si-.. go Thies Ia eseasss''
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a sors GENEROUS cLAssMATg.

One CT Prof. 5uctssrsrs Pupils GzNe To
Scholarship 70 His Friend.
New To<z Ttm&z
AZ TIA third ANIMAL graduating exercises
q th& De Wt- Clinton hIxs scaeot. ca
fSzzsdAy, SarEEst was psessatsd 70 SD.
Fey bsrzhss-a, one q. ths thtzd year grad
aatss' % HENRY swaTtH a esass-lage.
IaNcoSa TIA Fe1sros4ty O. tAs -a1pfess. "A.
gsysE va enabled TO enter tas Ualrerasry
o. New York sEG rasIixs tns e5s z-rS.
ambition Of ais life tAus Ear,
Sey IoCr university eaca rear Efvex ,vv-,
prsH@s u ne togu % scholgrship.-,ns ron
fessHsinE f+tn, tina othEg Slo1-so the thiy1
year SfadusEng el2AE % the Clinton hign
SCHOOL Ihers Ezrs or1SfnaTty tar.e Is ss-
p1aaen Tor chaSs prIAes tails ysa- rnsy
~ rs as-nsc 8. Simmons, SOC II PARE >
sEnae2A superintendent @. scsoc. cup
pies Kenny sTsFcz, the Aaa Of 4 Wes-
side butcher, and Howard v. WYE SON
q EeT. DAVID o. Nyae, pastor OF me
eeotca Presbyterian chrrSh- Tnsss vouns
men had rhe higasss percentages IN tns
g s.ss 80 sHs wsfs ne Only sass WHO Ssemed
sWartE Las been 4 pu7al O tie school
siSss 1877. he was q: frss an lsdtHsreuT
s-f-oln-, too much Of g boz 10 cars raura
seoal. nts intsIsecs-ai DEVELOPMENT. AnS,t1t
TWO Tea-s ago, however, q change came
cyss TIE tadigessns student, and from tnat
TINE % his teachers haZza 70 notice a
weS6sySul Improvement n Ain Anc,r
saAs time, for family rsasocs, he nad 20
taFs TIE scaooi He FcFlrneA however.
and devoted himself 70 making up for tns
droe icss
AZ this f1nStrrs BsTrhain s1sared rae
ee1esst- The prizes are awarded strictly
tos pFo1eiarcy, and sentiment IA no, al.
lorrse 70 enter into the matter. Much as
BIS classmates, WITH whom be wAz ve-y
popular, Desired sys-tx 70 get the $3.50
scaoiE-zH.p. Il was BeEuhslr vsho obssfnsd
ne highest percentage
About thS tine nat the percentages were
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$500 go gEAuMoNr g.

ceuSrsets for Al tire ss.ar-a-is Julia
LNcesn-zei- Car Car-y.
Nsw Yert Commercial.
View York JuIy I--AI tha ga v1&ih tia
E1Ah LEcitgnbach Win ertrg Aarra IN shs
ne1r rwslVs msnchs aas ssea satt 70 ths
Standard OF esllpaaT By rns Texas Oh
add Pi2e Lac COMPANY E14ch AaI liz
srsai1ls1tD unee= charter ISe eve Yssrs.
Tie caDacitg O. the saa5 la 1900 9arrsla
and Il 10 expected 8da VIII carry s1D,Bo0
sa-reis u En.s port aa,. PhLat.lcala N
- ,,Dl.&se - sur A24A - ia-g % CO
Tie trgt sale ct rszAs al &c De aei1s ere1!
&C lAe New YORK aEG FEIl9~tsapG11 rsla,sriaa
q The Standard company
-2-lotaer aail,9szzgecIt-Ge -hac VIII rhI1tez
sae aeargs % IeiLs Oh 4a-aliasas is tAir
t4A standard tltl s1a1Ca1g C1s os gln wVtE
cl a aeW Fs31erV Ia HAyonne, 90 ~ uael
e4e4Ii2tveiF ter tae 5aEg4I irom hsaaalGat
FITS 1Eant VII awe -a1a t1Y tx re-
Gn1Er t--et0 barrels q taF. u VIII .s1yl4rs
zen 8teanulfEt55 ~ Eea "a -a-tT n t1a Illla
-.hete aisaea 20 sHcSy .5ia laissaE " eruGe
petrglera1.
\ Tie refinery wfg be a15.l5psi ts 5rpdues
the lllE1iaalrr Ico iE5ri-I1taE OILS and
gu tie bF-gu1s. = "a szcepc -eaae Z cirat-
enc aase AZ % - 4Aa AZ asp "a -sc-Lr
Bare An 1-ac@r q rae sIas Oh All Pipe
E4ls ccu- aazv salG-
Tire S5as&ar -yrrhs8e e .E& en1ire
cargo u the IGi-t lg-far5e-;l Tar d Tsar
114 ia 9Etaci1E o- 1tr rs&5erT tcr TeIas
oil Indicate move srr0Ggig tEaa E0rts gAs
groEiEg ss<z9esncs ~ TIE SonIh&-u ssit.
The stand ART experts haze z1r-1lsd TIA
sseuattgu rifh s1z rrra test -lr2 Tie t0rl-
gary wC1ld cot rrsglra ?, na1tls ths 20 3
zefs % So gGsr fc1 II lIs sEger.e1 80 !
ofhters were agt oac 5i1csd sEsEs Il z-nusT
we have f,sor-e tho voo6er11g -.
1crrcss q TsEas .net frs E07r dai1z IL
7eioped brt many Who save 1s41 tlaets1i
r A. -~A f--a
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Losasa AZ NaOada-

Losasa a. h7Oa6e-
NeDG1a, Te1AA JEly ABBOTT O'Clock
tEis --ogz41s @-s vas 3tseogsrsd II NJ. J,
Kas-sze~B EA,kss. Z vas stt1.ates Il 4
row q sagr snail frame SaiS1lngA, all OF
weich ezsi Il splss o. ~ sSo-ta %
arrest tie E1nss. Tie losses and l1sIr-
encs "a lear ss can be obtained a-a a. Eel
lows; J. EaEEs1er. two buildings TEIEs6 a.
500. Insurance s0po
J. z Hsr51sif. building Tli1s4 az 500;
nc irsEr1zcs' eEzIaSs 20 stock ana sx-nres
covere4 BY izFurahca; E,os- % stock and
exr1Fes were saved
LIZ Z. 4. McC- ghrsr osezp.sd oze CT
tte Eas-er@r hrflfinTs With stock Il COG
taclioGe-y ar1 cold drink stand The Post
CORES ordsut faMsd 20 $50 llr. NcCg snrsn
thlz ncrIinE 4af ga not give the loss on
hts stock and axrEres- u % sad 10 have
been Insured for $500.
J. v Dunbar haRcSr: buii6lnS owned By
Ehlo A wynn: total Icss; Insured fer 500
Barber ETrurss all saved
Ehlo b WFzn's saloon was dErz4ged coz
sseersbiy, BIT TIA inss n COVERED oy IN
surancs-
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being aguTad upc1, Dr.. Joan 7. BE
the principal fsrmsrly pEtHeipd 1
Kansas CITY (Aa) high schoo,. htt /
with Berraetr-
'You are coming tate TIE r1n
late, are yea not - ne psinfes /
'-How 30 yca think svartx "a
About itT'
Be-uhstn made 70 reply thea. n
cay. however. be gave nosics tat
cot Of The race for the scholsrss.cs
asked for his reason he explained =
fsther eo1l9 aEor6 &c es1d lin b I
ard pay fer bis tuition. but that D.
6Tarrx was Inherently rtsasA
wanted 70 90 20 college ~ bad q 7
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contrnet Lee a. PaIess!na.


Pxtsscfne, TEXAS. JAY a--rhs cests
ne new Young Mems Christian Ase
railroad building wGs signet this "a
and TIE eortract let 70 NJ. J. 9, Y
q tais city. Tao contract ph1s
euiitinx alone Is s1ers1S, and vac
Plata with pT4cs Of site and frrrii'1I
Be $4,000. ras move1nert Tor ! \
Young Mems Christian Associaha|
been on fco. for a long time. q;
well nigh under way. Miss Esls
while on her last trip. saTeirs1'j]
that the band park site would %
and then all hands went TO worx
the efforts Of Mr.. Leroy Tr4es, sns
be pushed 20 completion, when N
win have the hanasomest Tount
christiEn Association building In VI
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FArAL aolLER EkpLoaoM

Two 5eya So Badly Scaled They Died
N short Time.
0airssTtls. Texas. July 5--wEtts a
fAreAhiRg outst, drawn by a traction en-
Eizs bs.oaEiuz 70 ,. IL Vaughan Of this
city val bs4nE broUzaa herr ne boFlar sI.
plaied two niles west Of Gainesville. acsld.
Ing John Wisdorn, aged IA years. and James
Carter A Ityear-oA boT, both ot this city
20 badly thss they die6 Il q fsE hours
thereafter
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ri,u4 sAsogre-t from I.noine..

Tenntars, La July Thu Jennings Pipe
Line cans1Gg tetzy zsaGs La =Fss gha2-
ESrt az ou ay FaiL Tse shipnsas ceussst.
e az tee cars All vent 70 tie ssuoTfag
ptaees AfsT1erEe@r. cue car; DzsCz, o1s
caF, gfas1u- es-e cEEi 24vEe Ces car.
Tue xide track anE EoaGlrx racks ha-s
Sss4r corl ciesefs a-f a1ialze1ts vi. te made
as fast as -lrs ~ De obtained Tia ecE-
qany ASs alrrafv io,t = ARR aucue. q
81. acaliY an6 aIorg tha river. aat now
that trey are r. : rosina1 70 ship hT rall
ttsF expect 70 greatly Increase TIE oGtp0t-
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Sew TezG Jaiy 6.-Ths folLowtng TEXANS
srs Registered IN New York:
Boaksm---C. A. Zones. St pen'G
Fictona----J. HEumha. J. Hkllnan. Nov
AE1stSG 4AIa-
iisndsrson.--J. Betsruan- A4a9t.
DhlAeg.---0. Gordon. EortSni i d. Beho-
nr,a Murray Hill
Bowie. X. Pattssson. As2o4
tgai
Ennin,--j. L. EeTtsa. Broadway Central.
san Antonto--~J- r. MeArdla. Broadway
Central
T~Hssr-o. 7. HInter. rAper4AL
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Business Houses to Be- Rsbuil4.

WenrhsrfoTd, Texas, J5ly 4--coatra-ts
eRys bssn let for tbs Rebuilding Of The
three business ho0sss recently d4ssrays a.
~ IRA They have already been leased "a
he parties formerly occupying them 81.
sept that the RepEbnc pEfntinE plant win
occupy other quarteRA The Dd6Hshsr 81
the kev1bllc announces that be viii r.
rune ouztnssa IN fe~ days.