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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

hnndseme button picture Of the mills at
tachel.
An informal reception was held last night
IN the spacious rooms of the X ID. club
Tue meeting WAS called to order this
morning Mt 10 o'clock by President u. J..
Bench az the Knights OF PythiaS hall. The
address Of welcome, delivered by Mayor w.
l.. Guarden In his customary happy style,
was responded to by John X. Lunsford OF
the San Antonio Express. The rest of the
morning session was taken up in the call
Ing roll of members reading minutes OF last
meeting and appointment OF committees.
In the afternoon the program called for
the reading Of communications nnd Appicn.
tlons for membership; presidents annual
address; papcr-"Rural Mat Delivery and
Its Relation to the Prc'.s" by 4, $. Crisp,
Cucro Star; paper Woman IN Journalism
by Miss Mamie Int, Gonzales; paper
publication OF Legal Notices" by G.. w.
Mcknight. Wharton Eagle.
Al p. IN Il ride to the cotton mill cx.
tended by citizens. leaving Plaza hotel
promptly Mt o'clock. as It took some time
to Inspect the plant,
In the evening from . to IL Il receptior
was rendered bv the Womaus Literary cub
Of Gonzales AT the residence W Mr. and
Mrs. j. r. kepp3rd
Address Of welcome 10y Hon. Gcorse It
Burgess was responded 20 ny Hon. Clarence
Ouslcy OF Houston
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Gales at Galveston.
\, y. Texas, August 22.-rhe sales
49,, 'es'on oil exchange today were
kr, s sss 1000 shares at exc.
Es sS, zee ! shares at 11sc.
IA i E ~ shares at 4I5c.
M IA e go shares at 25hc.
bar s ~ shares at lie.
n Vii ny S,0 shares at &c.
= ~" shares at ilse'
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OIL AND STOCK EXCHANGE
r'rmness in Some OF the Securities VIII
Small Tradino

rrrnness in Some of the Securities With
small Trading.
trading at the oil and stock rxch,nya
s"oWed no sign of Improvement at yester
va! session. somewhat stronger feel
ins was indicated on portion of the ust
ana caused weaker demand to be teIt
ehange from the former quotations WIS
rather me exception than the rule aud
tnese variations were not distinctvey IN
either direction.
Inc largest sale of the day took Mace
VI beatty at price showing an advance
VI 1sc' The stock could not he had tor
trss' anu aller the transfer OF on. large
~ taheIs ala rot come IN 10 this ngrro
me'lu' idieStine and Beaumont made tho
must notable stride Of the day and buyers
WIZ rapidly gave 3uo for the stock. whli.
~ tuut was wanted could not he mad at
tna' price. a price OF &c above this ny.
ure was required on the close national
Ilpe ana Oh took an upward turn ana
ho.ders would not reduce their terms on
more Shan one lot, while buyers offered
IN adIaAce OF as much In order to Obtain
H. Manhattan went better aud an 10.
crtuse OF lie In the limits Of buyers only
caused an increase of &c on the selling
side, small quantity of Merchants ana
Mechanics brought lc hut more WINS OF.
fered on that basis, while buyers would
not 60 above Ac.
Inc total sales amounted t. is lU2 shares
The prices bid and asked at the close
yesterday and the sales made were as
follows:
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A LYON TICKET.
It Is Headed by Burkitt OF Palestine for
Governor.

It Is Headed by Burktt OF Palestine for
Governor.
Dallas, Texas, August % The Dallas
county republicans who are supporting Ce-
Gil A. Lyon for State chairman and who
control the local organization are bloom
ing as their State ticket:
Governor-George W. Bmkitt, Anderson
county.
Lieutenant governor-George NJ. Patten,
McLenLan county.
Attorney general. B. Stanley, Tarraut
equity.
Treasrrer-J. G. Lowden, Taylor county.
Land commissioners. W. Mckinney,
Grayson county,
Superintendent public nstruction--David
Abner, Guadalupe county.
COMPREHENSIVE j. Myers, BRACES
county.
Railroad Commissioner-Thad c. Bel,
Bexar county.
If the Lyon men control the Fort Worth
convention 1t is very probable that the en-
tire ''slate" they have made will be put
through with few scratches.
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AFTER A Big MAJORITY
Culberson and Bailey Will Make
Speeches in Gamers District.
BURKlT1 GIVES OUT STATEMENT.
Thinks His Selection as Chairman Would
Mean Harmony Among the Republ-
cans OF Texas.

Dallas, Texas. August 2s.--Uni,ed states
senator Joseph W. Bailey. who has been
out OF the state for several weeks, speut
several days in Dallas this week White
away he went TO New York to have his
broat treated. The condition Of his throat
mas greatly improved. senator Bailey ex-
poets to be In Texas until congress con.
svenes and. as announced before, will I'LL
? number Of speaking engagements during
INC campaign. Both Senators Culberson
ana Bailey are particularly anxious to sec
lion. John w. Gamers majority as large
as possible, and both will make speeches
In Mr. Gamers district
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CATTLE DRIVEN FROM TERRITORY,
Are Causing Much Disquiet TO the People
af Qrayson County


sherman, Texas, August 22.--Today the
county attorneys Office vas notified that
cattle in great numbers were being driven
from the Territory into Texas at Prestcn
Bend
The number is so great that there IS no
place to impound them. aud what TO do
with them is a proposition. Several cat
tIemen in the Territory have declined to
nav the % cents per head on their cattle,
as required by the Chickasaw law, and the
Officers OF the Territory are rounding up
tie cattle ana starting them across The
river The Texas stock law prohibits any
stock from running at large hence the com
pIcation. Assistant Comfy Attorney Bait
sell said: "We are somewhat at loss
to know just what 70 do in this matter
hut In the meantime have advised the peo-
pic at Preston to herd and drive cattle
back the way they came How long this
game Of see-saw win or can he kept up Is
q matter that / have no means Of deterInin-
ing nj present" II Is case that Will
create n lively interest not only here, but
elsewhere.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
NEW BEAUMONT DRILLING CON-
PANY HAS BEEN CHARTERED.
Galveston Sea Wall Bonds Have Been
Registers --Prelin,nar Report on
Summer Normal Examinations.

Austin, Texas, August - Charters OF
the following corporations were nlcd to-day
IN the secretary Of states department:
Cornish. Whippe company. general mes
chandisc, RoNton. Lamar county; capltai
stock $4,000. rhe incorporntors are n. &.
Cornish. &. h whpplo and c. h. Caldwell
Carroll OH and Drilling company o.
Beaumont; capital stock $4,000. The pur-
pose ~ this corporation is to prospect foe,
develop coal. oil and other minerals, ouiltl
oil tanks cars and dcrrtCks and dr!.l oil
wells, The incorporators are NJ " Cat.
roll, II w. Porter and Dan G.. steele.
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Contracts Awarded.

Austin. Texas, August Estate Pur-
chasing Agent Dodge today announced the
following awards OF contracts for furnish.
ing supplies for the various state eee.
mosynarS institutions;
Capital city Book company, Austin
Rand McNally maps, globes. hard uunleral
frames, kindergarten supplies for all in
stitutions for twelve months.
Austin Book and Stationery company
Austin-Haud mirrors for all institutions
for twelve months.
G.. Il Moreaud, Austu--Fltch hair brush
cs. whltewnsh brushes, aluminium powder
bronze powder, brick strpers blind green
painters busters, liquid and paste nuer
end ana zinc oil putty. ready mixed paint
sash tools, varnsh, zinc for all institution;
for twelve months,
Hamilton Paint and Glass COMPANY Dai
las Asphalt paint. kalsomine brushes, wal
paper brushes, nat varnlsh brushes, alum
nun enamel, Japan colors grainers toos
scrapug knives, Japan dryer, wall stip
piers for ali institutions for three months
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Ria sanitarium al Lampasas.

Lampasas, Texas August y DR. Larkin
OF san Antonio Is here for the purpose of
completing arrangements Leading to the
building of mammoth saniraTiuH.
stock company is being organized with
capital Of something like $4,000, " which
home people will take $4,000 4 hotel l.
~ IRE burned Park hotel win he sdrhcently
large for ali needs and on a payilg basis
from the start. The buildings viii be To-
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SPLIT IN GALVESTON.
.nubicans Are Divided at the Home OF
: LAr Haullnv

Repubicans Are Divided at the Home OF
.dr. Hswley.
Galveston, Texas, August 22,-rhe Cal
weston republicans announced Two sets OF
delegates 10 the county convention to be
held August 70. George Ii. Neyieils, tne
Chairman, declared one sci elected and W..
n. Noble the secretary declared another.
This is the usual mixup and no speela.
chairman Joseph Quincy was asked by The
post correspondent which were right, ana
he repIicd that It would take several days
for matters TO clear up enough for MIN to
sI1r chairman and secretary will be elect
s ed for The ensuing two years. as wen as
delegates 10 the State convention In Fort
Worth
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LOCKED SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Ballotinq is to Be Resumed at Waco
Next Monday

Waco. Texas, Angus; % Another locked
convention will convene in this city Mon.
day. This tim II Is the senatorial conyen.
tion " the Eleventh district Tbis ccnven-
tion has already met iwicc without makIag
nomination and 1000 ballots have bccn
taken The three candidates are j. r.
Smder OF this city, Hon. J. ]. Swami Of
Falls snd J NJ Mckinney of Milan coun.
~. The first naued has eighteen instruct.
ed votes and the other two twelve each.
|, is believed that a solution will or slven
in the deadlock before the convention is iu
S. sslon another day.
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TWO CHILDREN BURNED
FILLING A LAMP WITH KEROSENE
NEAR AN OPEN FIRE,
Neither OF Them Expected to Live, as
They Were Badly Hurt Before
They Were Rescued.

Denton, Texas August 22,-George Brad.
ley, the 1oyear old son OF Judge S NJ.
Bradley. and his 6-year-old sister were
fatally burned this afternoon rhe chill
dren were filling lamp with kerosene and
II seems that some of the oil got IN the
flames OF nearby FIRE, causing tine ex-
ploslon Of the lamp and setting fire to the
clothes of the children. They were very
badly burned all over the bodies before
the flames could he suffocated and neither
is expected to live
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HE Rolls Filed.

austin, Texas, August -, The tax rolls
Of tho following counties were received to
DAY by the comptroler's department.
Concho county-Total valuation 1sg.
81 923 100, against 81 ,933,s57 for 1901. dc
crease SlO,S67.
Kinney county--Total valuation 1907
ST ,0Gs34s, against $3.50 646 for 1901 IN
crcase SlOs, 500
Hardin county--Total valuation 1907
$3.4l4,225. against Sl,715.6so for IDOL in
crease $685., 3i6.
Mcnard county--Totnl valuation, 1907
81, 5O2, 465, against Sl,333, lao for 1901; In
crease S16D32O.
Ernth county-Tota valuation 1917
S5a44,l41 against S6,07o,jDsi decrease
Sl26,457.
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Aoetvlenn Gas Exnlosion.

Rockdale. Texas. August 22.-1n charging
the cylinder OF private acetylene gas plant
last night Mr. Andrew Perry of the drug
firm Of Clark e Perry had the misfortune
to be badly burned, due to gas escapement
and a lighted lamp Both of Mr.. Perry y
hands were scorched and his face slightly
burned IN the explosion, and q young hoy
named Red Harris also had his face burned.
The injuries OF neither are serious, but
painful.
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Rusk, Texas. August 21.Ed owens, con-
Wet and brakeman on the State railroad,
was run over and killed yesterday by the
state wood train. The man had gotten of
of the car and thrown the switch and thG
car was running slowly and he attempt d
to get on the car and his foot slipped and
he was killed. He only had two or three
months to serve until his time would have
been ont
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Sill knens II un.

During a period Of poor health some
time age ! got a trial bottle OF DeWitts
Little Early Risers," says Justice-of'the-
Peace Adam Shotk. Of New Lisbon, Ind
II took them and they did me so much
good | have used them ever since" safe,
reliable and geI-'s DeWitt's Little Early
Risers neither grirs, nor distress bit stim;
easy action Of the bowels.
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Died as a Result Of Injuries.

Fort Worth. Texas, August DIV n
Jones died at st. Joseph's inhrmary this
morning as a result of an accident which
befel him last Sunday near Amarillo. He
was cowboy and while his horse was at
full speed Jones head struck limb,
knocking him from his horse and fracturlng
the skull. He was brought here for treat
ment. The body was shipped to weather
ford this afternoon
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The Plaque In California.

Austin Texas. August - Bubonic plague
seems to he on tho Increase In California
from the reports received ny State Health
OFFICER George r. Tabor He received n
report today NJ another fatal cnse Of the
disease at pavsville. Cal, which makes Il
total Of twelve cahes since December II
1NU1 The cases are distributed ns FOL.
lowe. san Francisco. December ~, one
casc: February -, one case az Berkley,
and the remaining ten cases are from Ia
visylle. From the report IT shows that
nil the cases originated at Snn francisco
and tho victims d'cd OF Berkley and az
Dayisyllle. The State Of 'fexas ls taking
a' the necessary precautions to keep the
disease from reaching Texas.
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Mexican Husbands Revenge.

Texarksna. Texas, August 22-At Mira
La. small cotton shipping point forty
miles south of this city, n horrible tragedy
was enacted today. As AmbrosIo ogailio,
a Mexican returned home TO dinner he
found his wife In company with Joan
Emilio They were packing goods tn
leave and had loaded a part of the truck
on wagon. OGallio caught the INTRUDER
by the throat and drawing his knife
carved Emilio to death He then took an
AK and cut en- the dead mans arms ana
head
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l.a..snn county RepubIIeans.

beaumont, Texas, August 22-lhe re-
rrh,can. primaries are 10 be held through
ort the county tomorrow, and considerable
.n+orsst Is being manifested by the leaders
and high privates In the party NO nsnts
have vet come TO The surface. The most
interesting question among the members
~ the Marty will come up for decision on
the 2sth, when the county convention !" W
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THE SPLIT IN 6ExAR.
Green and Terrell Men Are Working
Together.

Green and errell wen ARE WoTNnS
Together.
San Antonio. Texas August 22.--The re-
publican executive committee of Bexar
county. OF which DR.. Fred Terrell was
elected chairman at the r. H. R. Green
convention two years ago, held a meeting
today and Or. Terrell rendered his resig-
nation. which was accepted. Before ad-
torrninz a request was issued that all
republlcans who favor the election of either
b. H. r. Green or Henry Terrell as State
chairman attend the primary called FOR
tomorrow by the Robinson faction, which
is recognized as being opposed TO the re-
election of State Chairman Lyon, The
action is regarded here as in the Interest
Of Hon E. II X. Green for state chair
man. the plan being for the delegates who
viii be Instructed for Terrell TO, go to
Green at the proper time. II is now
claimed here that there is a Green.Terrell
ALLIANCE and that Terrells candidacy Is
really in the interest Of Mr.. Green.
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e,Inon,er Normal Examiners.

Austin. Texas August 22.--The state su-
perutendept has received preliminary
report from the summer normal board or
examiners. The report covers the work or
1865 OUT Of total of 1891 applicants, and
shows that a little more than az per cent
OF the applicants In the summer normal
examinations this year successfully passed
the examination. as compared with AZ per
cepr of the 3lg7 who stood the summer
normal examinations last year.
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SALES.
,..i... 10 Have a Refinery.

Jennings. La, August % The CONNER,
cial league received a proposition from
Northern capitalists through their agents
r. F. Rowson & Co. to put up a luo
barrel refinery in this city TO cost nor t,oS
from taxation and bonus of SlOb Inc
matter was at once taken up and the bonus
will be raised today.
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New Rector for Galveston.

Norwalk, Ohio, August 22.--Rev Charles
s. AYES. for sixteen years rector OF ST.
Paulg Episcopal church Of this city, has
resigned 10 accept third call to Trinity
church If Galveston one Of the largest and
wcnlthest Episcopal churches In tho South
He will receive $4,000 year salary.
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brakeman Lost a Hand.

Greenville, Texas, August 22.-At Wins
boro yesterday morning at an early hour,
Brakeman T. 6. Wright, on Conductor
Bowen's train, met with an accident that
cost him the left hand He started to climb
to the top of a car when the stirrup pulled
loose and he fell with his hnnd on rne rail-
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EnIToRs An GONZALES.

There Is q Good Attendance on the Press
Association.
Gonzales, Texas. August 22.--i'he trains
Yesterday evening brought In number Of
editors for the meeting Of the South and
West Texas Press association today and
tomorrow. they were me; at the depot by
the reception committee and escorted TO the
hotel. The badges furnished the visiting
eai,ors are made Of cotton cloth, the prod.
net OF the Gonzales cotton mills. vita q
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Or. aoheson lnaorsed.

Denison. Texas, August - There was
a large gathering at the city hail tonight
To elect delegates to the republican county
convention Or. Aohesen was Endorsed for
state chairman Cecil Lyon, present chair
man. was denounced In the series OF rcso.
buttons in the most violent terms. The
convention nominated precinct officers
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Richmond, Texas, August %. Tho re-
publican precinct convention met here today
and elected delegates to the county con.
vention. which viii meet on the Goth at
this place Seven delegates were elected
from this precinct.
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united States Conrt Notea.

Galveston, Texas August 22.--An order
has been entered in the bankruptcy case
Of ] II, wyeal setting this case to bc heard
In Galveston on September IL at II a. m.
Judge Burns has signed an order closing
the bankruptcy case Of the sam Allen Lam
her company The petitioner failed to file
application for n final discharge
Judge Burns Inns approved the compost.
ton Of % per cent made by Henry Landau
of Houston doing business under the name
NJ the Houston Paper company. with his
creditors and he hiss been discharged Of
all debts except such as are by law exempt,
The following hankrupts have been finally
discharged: T. Levine, Galveston, the Hail
Mercantile company, New waverly; w. Il.
wilson Navasota; George r Jones' Hous-
ton. and W. c. Stein. Huntsville.
Clerk Dart Of the United States circuit
and district court has returned from trip
to Beaumont.
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sHERlFEs, DEPARTMENT.

one bay horse, 1854 to is hands high; hai-
ness marks, and shod all round. Five dol
lars reward. A. X, Anderson, sherif.
Wharton. Texas August 2O.--StOlen from
grading camp on Caney Valley railroad,
on the night OF August 20, two bay mules,
good size no brands; one has sore on top
of neck where collar works supposed 10
have been stolen by heayy-set yellow ne
gro Suitesle reward for mules and re-
ward for thief or thieves. Address all In
formation to Frank Is. Davis, sherin OF
Wharton county; by T. j. Abel, deputy.
Cicero, Texas. August p. Look out for
dun mare mule, striped legs, i4Ia hands
high, 10 years old branded d Y OIL left
shoulder Thomas NJ. ste!', sheriff De witt
county, TeXas.
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R.oubIIeans 10 Meet at New Iberia.

New iberia, La, August s2.--The Iniro
congressional district republican com
m,ttee met in the clere building toaay.
All parishes were REPRESENTED. Nsw
Jha,,a was chosen as the place Tor mold
80 .ha Third congressional district con-
vention and the date Is septsmner
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

Closing
Bid. Ask.
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Test Well Near Terrell.

Terrell, Texas, August q ,-rerrell citl-
IONS have organized an oil and salt com
pany and a well Is being bored az eart-
wright switch. six miles south OF the CITY,
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he held. and that VIII be the question or
whether or not the party VIII put on, any
nominees for the county offices. The in.
dications seem to be against such nctor
by a considerable majority, but there ale
many who favor such action
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pied from Rite Of spider.

Mexia, Texas, August q. Dick WORKMAN,
young son Of John l.. Wortaam, died here
this morning from the effects OF spider
bite He only lived little over thirty'si&
hourg
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r zen Defore None of the details OF the
tber a tbaS on were given ont by him fur.
G,nptal control the company bereafter
dos W nn. II VIII or where it VIII occur he
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One Bottle Of Burnetts Vanilla Extract
is better than three Of the doubtful hnu'
Though costing few cents more per bottle,
its nurity and great strength make It the
most economical brand.
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T. n. Thompson Seed and ~ s.oo m
Rice Milling Co.. $780,, 90 ooSlVV '"
Brazoria Rice and lrriga' ee m
ton Co ........,:.. ~, I':o.'.o 10 "
Houston Land and Trust Co 100 ~ '''''''
Houston Drilling and sup so M
international Creosote Co ~
Of Beaumont -. =. ..,' W ~ - n,
Moore Cortes Canal Co go. 70 " 10 !"
Merchants National Bank. 1lo w - 30
magnolia Park CO. >. 80. .'.'''' 10 w
Planters and Mechanics -
National Bank ..:.... - liz ooI ~
Rockdale Oil MIL Co, =. ':::'oo lAo w
South Texas National Bank $50 w ~ M
Sour Lake Springs CO.. ...'.. liV ~
Spindle Top Power Co 10 az 20
southwe esteem Dry Plate co. ...''' 100 10 ~
Trinity Rice Land and 1rr. ....... % w
Texas Savings, Real Estate On
and Investment Co.....'.l 80 o 80 w
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Nem Orleans Asked for Lahorers.

Galveston, Texas, August &c. w.
Boschke, engineer In charge of the con
struction work being done at the southern
Pacific pier at Galveston. has been forced
TO send to New Orleans for additional men
To perform the necessary labor t.ONa,.
OU0hushcl elevator and a power house are
In course Of construction and mtllwrights
and frat class carpenters are badly needed.
Owing to the fact that much of the labor
performed here Of nm Irregular sort. gov
erned partially by the number Of ships IN
port to he loaded and unloaded, there has
formerly been plenty of Idle men here
under ordinary conditions.
Mr. Boschke has not heard from New
orleans regarding whether or not the neccs.
sary labor can he supplied from that city.
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Glddngs, Texas, August - The repaid.
Ican primary convention met here today u
elect delegates to the county convention
which meets at Lincoln on the 26th in
slant