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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS.
New Life Injected Into the Campaign 'r
Hill County.

New Life Injected Into the Campaign IN
Hill County.
Hlllsboro, Texas, June THE local OPP
tion campaign, which is to close June IA.
has suddenly acquitted strong impetus
The campaign up to last evening had been
remarkable tame. but with the appearance
Of ]. II. (Cyclone) Davis at the court hcusc
last night before large and enthusiastic
audience, 1t acquired an Interest that
promises to get boiling hot before the cleo
tion. There will he prohibition speaking
every night during the week ut every cross
roads and school house In the county iheIr
list was mnde public today. The ants nave
not vet announced their speakers, but tley
will have them also at every cross f2aus
and school house. and some joint discussions
are looked for 1t il believed some nltter-
ness VIII DO deveoncd, but 50 lar II mas
been restrained. Joint street dlscusslul -
are daily becoming more numerous anI
more heated. The antiS, besides having OUT
sneakers, viii do much quiet house to house
campaigning next week, having hltcu ~
the extra horses at all the livery stables In
the city.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

-
Brenham. Texas, June .,r.a "a
Lusk's hall saturday night - K Il
n,cntorS to Miss corlnne BFiaHs, IA,
s s", WINS well attended and ss sa,, (
loved Professor cohns o''
nlshcd music for the occasion, s. "a
sunday was chlldren's uay Z srssr,s
dist church and an excei's"
rendered. a., hand =
uor,,,ns on the MIL creek bsidi Nh,
RraShnIn saturday, fell Oh w j. Y
rnnairod ininries from the en i,,.s He
h. u.iil he laid up for some I'm
sa,t 80 tho hospital at Hols.Vusgts ~
selt 10 t NJ Rontt OF Bay ny I, y
.hru,s,,, hsre saturday afteIhos.
.nio a,,n n nil 10 visit iIieus.nr IA
10 NJ h ~ Frank marketed Il tss Z
cat ash taken from the BrasOs :,
sa GSrSsin l. G. rlmmins, sups1la'sslI I
S"t,n .ii,n.i Compress colnpan
s nc Sntnrdav In the ely; ~ ID ep''9
The new brick yard WI" -.
in + few days { !. Miller and y ,sl y
have returned from trip "a
rs e6s colored people all over ,I sss ~ /,
n,alytns e,aborate preparsssstIoa u 4
proper observance OF einan
18th. an, arv and cer1 X
materially injured for NJ, MA ospsrttial NJ
The boll weevils are III er.ble rnis''
county and causing ,sss
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stretched tight and fastened to the postsf
: Who nre the present suite ofhcerss
A. l. Consult nm attorney Q ]. ~.
Savers, governor; James y. Browning lieu.
tenant govtrnot: John q. Tod. secretary Of
staiei II. NJ. Love comptrollcr John W.
Robbins, State treasurer; Charles Regau,
land commissioner; Charles X. Bell. attor.
ney generals Arthur Lcfevrc. superlntcnd,
en-, public instruction; Jefferson Johnson.
commissioner agriculture. insurance. Stats.
'!cs and history; Thomas S. scurry, adju.
tHnt generate John II. Reagan, Allison May
held and L. Storey, rallrond commits,
soners.
A. C.-Question. What arc the United
states laws governing tic translating OF
foreign literary work uto Englishf
Auswtr TRANSACTIONS are governed rn-
TREY by the provisions Of the copyr ght
law of the Uritcd states The law secures
10 authors ana thclt assgns the exclusive
right Ia 'rauslpte or 10 ,lramntize any IT
their works; no notice is required TO en-.
force this right. International copyright
arrangements exist between the United
states anl the following foreign counties:
Great Britain and her possessions, France.
Germany. Italy. Belgium Portugal aud
Switzerland
reader.Q. Please state In the letter
box the number Of battles that JcTrics has
had since he has been champion. and who
with
A. Defeated Fitzsimmons for champion.
ship June o, 1899. Received decision over
Tom Shnikcy IN 25.rouud bout November
o Krocted out John Finnegan in So sec.
ends April g. 1900 Received decision in
3round contest with Hunk Griffin Septem.
Der IT, 1901. Knocked out Joe Kennis in .
rounls September "a 1901. Seconds Of Gus
Rnhlin threw up the sponge in 4.rouud
championship tight November 10, 1901.
~
Inqulrer.-Q. Should receipt for ono
months rent read from the first of the
month to the first OF the next, or from the
first to the last day inclusive Of the month
for which 1t is entitled to pnyY
a. The latter IS correct To Illustrate,
receipt for rent for the month Of June
should read from June / to 80, Inclusive
ana thus every day that Is intended to bc
paid for aud no more IS covered by the
receipt
Frank. q. When was the FIRST cotton
raised in the United Statesg
A. ln Virginia IN 1921
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HOUSTON. MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1902.
A zlezAa HELMsMAN.


1t Is an indisputabie fact that the public
addresses Of Presiden. Roosevelt receive
very much more atte,tion throughout the
country than Is commonly accorded even
to the utterances Of president OF the
United States. His statements are care
fully analyzed, obscure passages are con.
sidered almost as laoorlously as If they
occurred Ia the Bible, and from the very
time OF their dcliverance copious com
ment is put forth FROM thousands OF Amer
lean printing presses Mr.. Roosevct's
friends point to this with pride rs m eyi-
dence Of the power Of thclr strenuous
nero.
1t is because he Is a weak man.
common mistake Is TO estimate
mans strength by the strength Of his
passions. Not the manifestation Of pas
sion but It's control shows strength. The
true strong man has intellect, moral scnse
and a Will that not only controls others.
nut controls himself The president can
nor rou,rol himself hence ne is nbul-
nuced This is the secret OF the ercnt
Alteration that D. paid To- what he says.
Tho people arc upoasy They want TO
KNOW what he win bc up 20 nest
this Jack of halluc. which Is charged
against tine pro,ldcat us hts prime fault
Is % statesman mis- prime faults as an
iudiy idual seem tp be hi, vanity mud over
bearing dlpo~iHnn which ar" the GORE
spending private clawcuJisIrl o. shown
as 10 hs foreign pr'ir, u ttc pm'lp.
Piue- md bis domestic policy - 90 ibe
trusts As tn tho Philippines. ao,h m his
messugc ,n congress and Zoo his Memorial
Day address Ihrrr i. q pronounced upcoi-
taiut. Sic N"9ld hnlu thrm aul Dee wpu4l
icl them go So Hs fhe atrocities IN
ihr Islands Dee ntu punish tlp offenders.
aud yet hc excuse, thcm He pImls- of
iensrs have been committed ead yet be-
severely condemns any one who aaros TO
think that such ls the case So ns to
ine trusts. the president docs not seem to
know what TO- do He prulscs them and
th'ir mbrr-. urges lcnIent treatment for
them and n fuller appreciation OF their
public utility aud then he prusecutes some
Of them with uppareat ,igor aud trcuis
th' others "deicatcly," as he said In
his message 10 congress all OF thcm
sh"uld be treated The Nag was 10
Stny pui' without qualification, aud yet
we haul 1t down in Cuba and the presi.
dent consratuntrs himself, the Cubnns.
and the American people.
rms Is the reason the people study tide
pnoIr addresses Of President Roosevelt.
In the expressive language of the acntle
man from Georgia. they want to know
Mhcr" no is at mud they can't make ont
M"menIonS domestic and foreign Problems
are pressing on us Tor solution We are
steering on unknown course n nu unknown
yea. Thc mau at the helm Is Giraffe
We are going zgzag Tint is why wa
are keeping an eyr on hlm W. must take
the wheel away from him. II, don't know
how tn stcrr.
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INSURANCE MEN TO MEET

ana Consider the Conditions :; 9
ron. Cites Of Texas. 1910
port WORTH Texas. Juno ,.
ORDINANCE oo, eouncl OF this city to pass an
and nror,t vUa'o,n'ng the fire Insurance code
eIec,r,o,oa aD'ng Tor an assistant to the city
,ra, a''"u mas brought about a eond,t,on
w,tbora "s cause all Insurance companies 10
tertiSp from Fort Worth. Ibe E,ra ,.. ~
meeting of tSd of Texas has called f1 n
WwalyeSion June IA. which 10, 10 ne held IN
c mSed ana other situations are me Fort
memh " "ng action taken ON the 81 so,n me- d's-
ac W%s S 90 fhe association said todaT tbat
would order r'y All the In,, association members
.eant no new ones would Go icleu or ut
toSr expired. There are one or s twn at,er
aStar IN the state that viii h b@o other
"i'er pS the Fire Protective assn, t oohed
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Business Houses Burned

Koync, La, June S.-Tho biggest fire in
Ih'S town for the last seven years occurred
this morning at 31o o'clock The hre orig.
mated in the Bruncr Bros two story
frame building and soon spread TO adioln-
ing buildings. The following huiIdi,g.
were destroyed and were a total loss. nc.
rupled 10y Bruner Bros. and owned by Sam
Haas' OF Chicot' La; insured hut amount
not learned; Bruner Bros stock OF MGR
eh"hdlse valued at about $1,000. no jnsur.
ahce building owned by Bruner Bros
anu occupied by Eli Sharehewsky as n
GGi o1s store; stock insured in Liverpool.
aLmnuon and Globe for $1,000 valued M
S-gOo; no insurance to the building pn,ld'
lhs owned by j, H. Wright and occunied
~ purhcr shop and by the Postal J"ie.
fh,TiIm "lhee' no Insurance on building
building owned by A. s. Chappurs anil os,
cppled by Charles Oudn as n saloon ana
"a "d1' ~ SerE4t as grocery; builling lnslle.
ca IN Froyidencc of Washington for n n
Ell j'V in ~ Ni-Vo; stock Of Mr. Oudin insur,
SSI IN EgAhs Agency for $1,000. lnss nbo ~
%ioY'. Stahlc belonging TO Bruper Rros
a. 80 so Ugs upIeu ny CIeophaS Richard valued
ali T9H, NO Insurance; Mr. Richard saved
az OF ms horses and carriages SUN"
ne brick building owned nv Norriro
IAN "hu occupied by the Rayne St,fc
b1uii,." uEH nfe but no damage TO the
NJ, 'GIitf ou' SIDE OF the roof and the roof N
bbse estimated at about $50 fully coy Tat
SccupiSd '6 By Mr b bss building owned and
Hhnd5f,s but was, put out This bnII'dIng v Uss
r"i,, SrurChed' windows broken nof sto'.b
f uiive ~ water to amount Of about sl Hs
KaRn's dana dana ny Insurance The saving Of
hhu all adjoining buildings in tho cS' nntre
and INK W." ao uHe To the brick hank huilding
'I Iuc tnG good work Of citizens. " ""''''"S
wind blowing aus Sthor calm morning and no
re CHa h h been endangered owing 70 ' I'M
unknown ''lSih OF the FIRE l.
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THE STATE CAPITAL
An Increase in the Scholastic Population
Is Shown.

S SHOWN,
Austin, Texas, June S,Thc scholastic
census. completed few days ago shows
that there are furty-nine school children
less than there were n year ago In FRA Fl.
county The total Is io,217, while the
figure a year ago was 1896, There Was
a decrease Of ia in the country iistrcts.
aud an Increase OF 1876 in the city. The
city's census was 9a72 white ana l472 Gel.
uled.
The German American Agricultural SO,
cicties Of Travis county win give an cpen
exhibition OF their products here on July /.
Lake city Camp, Moodmen OF :ne World.
VIII entertain tomorrow night.
The citizens viii likely hold a mass
meeting 10 project against being com
PEELED to Install water meters
Hon. W. 6. sand rs. mcmlier seer 10 The
Il sislaturc from Van Xandt county, {, here
Tor 2 day or two ON business
William Fry, aged - years, a well SHOWN
lonhg farmer died yesterday az The Family
home, three miles north OF town Cen,
session Of the stomach caused his death
The condition of the governor IL murh
better tonight and he IL now on the road
10 recovery He viii likely be able Ia
so 10 the office the latter part OF the week.
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ISLAND CITY NENsis
News Crop Report Said ! \
Decreased Asrssrs.'
THE CARPENTERS HAD i ss J,
Nueoes Has Arrived W..
o'''" .,,, p..,sssnssrs~-sais, : cs...s|
'u'' Brought rom 49, ss'N 4

galveston, Texas, Jups .
morrow m nnn, prints the arst q r. !, r. WI
reports, covering Texss :. rs iS@ !,
REPORTS from 3sg co,.,os, uu iae rsa,,,s
s to-, doeing counties q 1e. : u
ueciease In the cotton Ia s.as ias,.,,,
reIn,,, ~ compared with a yss y : Y
feuuo'ion has been brought s sa,,. "
r ,, ca'ises in di1ervn, 10y sv0'' y
49,, ' central Texas and M
, ,,v'S 1ie turning attention = sas
jon more than ever. m, = oFss4
e ,.,,, principally, and the H., ~
ana "a, necessity, on eccoun, o. 4, y
throughout the state tho ra -. so y
pant considering age, Is es saalaa
Is much more complain, !, -.silett 4
Itsulting H. grass and ~ 10y, aaN \
vi lulii Tor cotton, aiihons,,s 'aan 4
generally benefited bv ,si corl sssil
pant Is strong and thrls.S he N
ue greatest menace to * wa DOH; n
WeeVi, which Is repor,ad n ophis.
counties, against ffty.avc ~ talr,ytS
ports ,,,o, made to the News ana uddcI aSs',g
o,i II, ohlahoma an increase IN =,
only 0 per cent liz lndieata5 ~ eTunl
gone INTO wheat. Recent haa~rrue a ali
incl eastd the crop Of weeds sa w illnI
IN rev instances have wssS anu gaH
ot.nefwlse the prospects, Ara 's sua hs
Inc opening Of the Comascsal
Try caused un increased acrasa y " n
ooo per cent. Considering 'v Nv hsa
creased acreage In the in1lsn, ~ ~
3l.o per cent. This heavy ,aauesllll,7I
largely the result Of new L ns M
development. The crop prosp Sa ~
hyperion to those Of wear AZ "
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Abilene, Texas, June THE prohibition
election held in this Craylor) c,1n'v trdhY
passed quietly on with but one or two u't
fights and war Of words. The prohibition
majority in the county il 10 rs fhr as re-
turns show and with only one small hoN
to hear from. Abilene gave nnlority
against prohibition II 1j4 votes. mulberry
Canyon AZ. Guyon rs and Mt Moro 1t was
a tie. The other boxes gave large proAihi-
tion mnjorities. r.,
Telephone messages state tnrt Callahan
county went against prohiDitlnh ~. nd"r-
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Carpenters Picniok.d

Galveston, Texas, June SIN. j.,
tets' unions of this city TODAY r.,,,. I
joint picnic ut WOODLANDS lots ~ !
ious carpenters unions Of Hos,,..
invited to come down and ioln !, i.
tlvities and make merry with ~
laborers of the island. The lpyln,D.
accepted and the sturdy, inteiven, ..,I
or the Inckplane and the bsas,..s
the Magnolia city, with their wl,,, !.
dren and sweethearts-about two NAL
strong arrived at $40 this nornlss
were met at the union depot nv a 49,,
committee from the carpenters NIX,
this city, and with the Inspiring s, n
bass baud. conducted q tho hsIi " u 4
carpenters union. where cooling rs1
ments awaited them. After ples,,e
union in the hall the visitors we,s
Quoted to the street cars in gaitlm n
conveyed to WOODLANDS lake. where N, !.
was cougenially and pleasantly sls-
fascinating dancing aud other l1usa
dmusemcnts. At the close Of the ftstIr,
the Houston guests were conducted Il 4
union depot and departed homewMt N
with the 2pplrusC of their Galyatot
workers as a pleasant sendoI
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$. ca Please give somc information
about the size, depth, cite. N tho Great
salt Lake In Utah, and if any islnnls ANY
other Information about same VIII hc apnrc.
ciatcd
\. The Great Salt Lake Il about eight
miles long aud thirty to Gfty vide: It Is A
very shallow sheet If water, not over
hfy feet at deepest ana less tnar twenty
feet on the average, lying with NAT shores
ON desert plateau 1850 feet above the
sea, Its Dimensions vary greatly following
variations In rainfall. the water being low
from $50 to 1860. about eight feet higher
from tSIo TO 1850, ana low again In $500
Its area Increased from 1880 square mites
In 1870 to 2l70 In 1SGo. In cartier pleisto.
Gene times the lake was much larger Its
tributaries are the Rear river from IN,
northeast, Weber from the east and Jordan
from the south. The lake waters nrc
densely salt their specific gravity being
IL plus. The saline contents vary from
IA TO - per cent, according as the lake IL
high or low. The dissolved substances are
chlcdy common salt. OF which the lake is
estimated TO contain iOOOo0.OO0 tons ~
witch some 2000o tons have been talen an.
nually No Dish live In the lake
~
j, q, J'-o' |, risase describe a lawful
wire fence around deld In Texas. Ia
there special mention OF The wire being
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WEEK IN THE OIL FIELD
Is Likely 10 Be a Noteworthy One;
Lone Acre Case Is 10 Come Up.
MUCH WORK TO Be DONE At JENNINGS.
SHIPMENTS by Rail viii Probably Be sun-
plemented by Good Water Move
ment During the Present Month.

beaumont Texas juno sThe coming
woec In oil circles will be noteworthy
one Il Il likely to develop something III.
| tercsting at the court house in the trial
| of the petition OF the Lone Acre oil com.
rany asking q Modification OF the spindle
| Ton rules This case Is booked for 2
O'Clock Tuesday, us was announced in this
mornings Post, aud will consume all Il
the afternoon II it is taken up and VIII
! probably run into Wednesday unless Judge
Martin hears enough to satisfy him one
way or the other earlier in the proceed
ings. The defense will probably try to
show tina. the pressure gu the hill is so
strong as to make IT still most dangerous
matter for settling tanks to he allowed on
the hill. TIC plaintiff is depending ION
affirmative proof In this particular sufti.
Client to get the rules modified on tins point
alone, hut the defendants VIII, IL they
deem 1t necessary, undertake to show
trar, regardless Of the pressure question,
the settling tanks are most dangerous for
the reason that the oil IL constantly gen.
Grating gas aud the men working around
such tanks would therefore be subject
to It's bad effects. That alone, the safety
committee will contend, Is Sufficient
reason to prevent modification " the
rules II they do not show the pressure
matter up Is strong as tley now thluk
they can. They seem 10 have no doubt
ABOUT being 9ole to snow the court that
~ & fiigirs M INV gta t IKE ~ up
,Iotn JoyS y,o,,jd icnd tbn ~ prgSsnte
server tn think ia, ~ Is nun" w
N W. hmm ''"' a. a.
~
There is going 20 be much activity in
and around jennings in the next two or
three weeks. 1t is noticeable that com
pnnieS Of various kinds are being quietly
,raIrcd l,, ot yGrniss, ana when 1t Is al
bushes, there In some form or other rho
OIL Investors journal which came ont ves
tcrduy has verv GOOD story anon, lon.
uiugs and tho prnballe dcyelonntepts tberc
IA connection with inc IIeyN,oods Tant,in
Tyrrcll and other largely Interested nurtira
~
,r,. .,
rue ram shipments for tho month are
holding mp nicely so far and during the
coming week II is moro tt,.,,, titoi, .t.a.
-, ~ ~ ''''', ."'n ''N'iS 'hat
there VIII he some good sized water ship
mtntS moving that viii run the total out
Pima 4, dino to arrive 'II ,,rin, ihe
part Of this week and She win he foI.
o'Wied little later by the Cardium They
Pass. '"''' '-"'oo barrels from Sabine
-
Reports received from por, Nooh,, nail,
iuafcate thar fin, ri,r+ Mn l..
..,.,,..t F"'"' VIII ne ready Tor
"P''"'l""s on July !, the appointed time.
or very shortly thereafter These neonI,
will consume ZOO, barrots 90 -.
crude nar day ana ,yiii hri nt"uInout
I'm the yav n nrndr,ti HSslP INIT ruuch
NH
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Remains SHIPPED.

Galveston, Texas, June s.--This en-;
the remains of Mr., Burt S, Cloya a
operator of the Southwestern Iehks
and Telephone exchange, whose dtit
Cured at SealE hospital early Sitrs
morning, was shipped 10 New Yti
intermcnt The Ozark tribe, Improved
der of Red Men. of which deceased 4
a respected member, held appfprlsiss'
ices over the remains this eyenlns q
then tendcrly conveyed them to the n
for the long journey to a bereayed III
aud sisters In New York
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Registration Closed At Austin

Austin Texas, June s-The registration
In the city for the primaries closed last
night ana 3S5I voters registered. The to-
tai voting strength Of the city is about $500
AND the county outside of town votes about
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Mceauahey-Leland

rIs "a" v saSln'o Switch, Texas. June Mar
."u Wednesday, June 4. nj 10 NJ na .
, Ns Of the brides parents :" ~, az ,ne
ms, nrs, D. d Leland formerly y, % n,,, anu
i iun ouilsieting. Miss CorInno a; D. Ander-
TtS S anu MI IL B McGaus6Dey" of SiuLs s'
Mrs. j. b. Icl6 oHS dsushtor OF Mr.. md
lady. Nsiul and Accommodated .a,..l.
'1e s'0em Is a prominent bushes. -,
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ain Pro Malorlty In Jaspor.

Jasper Texas, June s.--rhe local opion
election was carried by the pros by
large majority Every box in the county,
as far as heard from. is largely pro The
pros will have at least 800 majority The
town OF Jasper gave 1853 majority. rms
county has had local option for twenty
two wears and this election Will settle 1t
for tho npNt twcntY yCars.
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Nneces Has Arrived.

Galveston, Texas, June S.--The steiz
Nueccs arrived from New Ycfs tbs y
Ing with a large freight list and The
lowing cabin passengers: J. J. cfli
Torreon; James r. Dumas, Mr.. and
Charles Bycrs, j. NJ Falk, Galyestoali
Mayo, Miss II. Mayo, j. Waller, Ky "
Miss r, Workman, Miss Jessie Wotsi
Temple; II. W, Read Galveston; MI
Mrs. j. W. Maxwell and daughter, y
der: j. j. Culbcrtson, Miss McDonah y
Flora Berry. j. r. Berry, Miss " ~
ley, j. ID. Foster. u. j, Newey NJ
Mrs. j. +. Soussa, Mr., and Mrs. & ~
man. Il. L. Slocumb, r, X. White y
s. Sieycrs, all of Galveston.
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cashier ~ tho Farmers and Merchants Ma
tionai hank Of elmer, and popular among
the society Of his home city.
Mr. and Mrs. McGaughey viii make their
home at Gilmer. and on June 10 VIII ieaVe
for nm extensive bridal tour through North
aud West Texas
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Cuero, Texas, June 7-Look ont Tor the
following described horses Dun horse.
~ -four tee on left shoulder nlcked toii'
Eas horse, white SPOT I'm forehead, white
FOOT, branded coke cutter on left thigh.
Texas
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bryan Texas, June s.-Dr n Nc
a venerable Baptist divine Of tS,. NV INV
a1hd one Of the best knovn 'uS Nty'
10 eABsS es critically IN at BeitdnI eaehers In
there %as strses5T 99a after mis- ar MSnI
children here have have al Win Paralysis. Ills
secoyeryp aySeans give out no hope s osssi h
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DlBRELL is STILL IN.

Flow the Report OF His Withdrawal
Originated.
Seeuin. Texas June s-rhe report sent
out from Eagle Pass 10 the effect that
the Hon. j. b. Dlhrcl had Withdrawn from
the race Tor congress is not correct. Mir.
Dibrell was seen at his homo today and
said; "a sent personal telegram to a
friend in Eagle Pass to let go any effort
In my. behalf, as I did not care to tax
my friends, as It necessarily does in some
instances" The report emnatcd from this
private message rnd Mr.. Dlbrell has not
withdrawn from the race.
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Human Carried Mlllen

Mullen, Texas June Tn the primary
mere today John NJ. Furman carried this
box Tor the court Of civil appeals.
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The president can order other people to
Keep their mouths shut, but In The splendid
ISOLATION Of his position there is no one to
perform Ike service for him, and so pro,
teet him from himself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09

Peiee's eruptlons are now said to he
ffaceable to changes OF the NOON Too bad
the earth can not get n satellite which irn't
In the habit OF getting fun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09

Mont Peiee is still vomiting dense clouds
OF black smoke. Perhaps Pelee Is burning
soft ccal since the anthracite strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09

Out of the whole $4,000 allowance OF
General Wood there Is not nm item to show
that he ever purchased corkscrew.