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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
'ond Subscriptions, Including Prom.
Uses, Now Exceed a Million,
BAPTIST CHURCH LET
njupction Asked For in Patent Cases
Was fused--sueeesstu Commit
teenen Were Met with a Band.

WA evays oston, Texas, March 1.-The amount
4 soces ed by the boud committee today was
;A0.UtQ. This brings the total amount re
bllu cited up to the present tme to Slsl 400.
The amount subscribed during the past
puxvoek was Sl99.3OA There are subscriptions
AAn,ronilscd which make the amount exceed
y NIL Usk 100. Nearly all those promised are
y aonsIl cred safe. but some OF them are con-
|pollstiona and therefore can not he positively
The committees have now finished
sofkhg The business district, but they
IA nay nccide TO work this district again later
-. neeessnry. CanyassIng is NOW being done
NJ n the residence district. Every house in
he elty Of any size VIII he eanvassed be-
~. ore tine bond committee ceases work. 1t
mrleems, however, that unless the corpora
/, Ions and railroads entering the city take
IA told, the subscriptions from this time FOR
yard VIII come rather slow. with mil
H. unsecured. however Il Is safe to assert
~ hat the other S1uO,uvu VIII he disposed Of.
Atttutlon from now uud Aiarcn - viii
ie deyoted largely TO carving the e.ec-
ION In favor OF the proposed issue, A
here Is hardly any opposition to the meas
ttl II would seem THAT there should be nt.
fedlnlculty In securing the necessary two
hifdf vote Of the taNpaNns property hold
Assto warrant the Issuance OF the bonds.
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VICTORIA LOCALS.
The Slot Machines Have Been Put Out
81 Business.

~ BUSINESS.
Victorls. Texas March l.-Yesterday
afternoon Justice r, L. Daniel Issued al
order that the slot machines must be closed.
snd Il did not take the news long 70 reacn
the Interested parties; this morning not
single one was In operation. and Il Is
the purpose o. the authorities 70 put az
END TO their operation In Victoria
White driving yesterday Mr. and Mrs,
J, II. Fleming and Miss Dora Dunlap were
thrown from their Opggies, the latter suS-
tanning bteken arm aud the former Sc
we're bruises.
Judge ]. c. Wilson and District Attorney
J. v Nandenheree came IN Thursday from
Bsevtlle where district court has lust clos,
ed. and will spend a few days with their
families before going 10 harpes CITY 70
hold the spring term OF court.
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on EouND NgAR gRoWNMooD.

It's Quantity t4ss Not Vet Been Deter
mined
Browuwood. Texas. March thrown.
wood Is worked pp TO q high pitch today
over re oil question. Rumors OF rieA
strike are rife and nropNrtY lu the neig1-
hOrb0od 90 the wei has advanced material
Is since YESTERDAY. The Post correspondent
called on one ~ the directors 81 the com
psay digging the well and FROM him learned
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pared In their honor. Considerable speech
making was INDUCED Ia and congratula-
lions EXCHANGED As mentioned In The
Post this morning II IS felt here that the
coming or the convention will mean great
deal for Galveston IN addition TO the Wis
itors which will be drawn here on this
account. Galveston was represented 10
Dallas bv NJ r. kieherC, l. II. kempner.
Jens Nolcr Mart Bovstou, L. J. Polk.
rewls III her, Az Smith William II. Prem
dccsst rm Bdck, NJ c McI.emore, 7.
" Tfar-ie y Rogers VIII Moody, II
Nj kuieht and W. A. Hudson. G.
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Informed that 10000 copies Of the renorrs
may be secured az t3e gaze Of IS cents q
copy, and o h,rggr numfet or cours', ~
= over pFlGee II seems 'tU'as thot this Is d
most favorable opportunity to advert a1
Texas az moderate cost.
This address Is issued IN response 20 the
directions 81 the committee created 10y the
Texas house OF representatives 20 accom-
pauy the New York delegations cI Ga lF
tour through Texas, The committee met
IN Dallas recently ~ the suggestion ot
Governor Savers. who declared that the
reports were worthy ~ wide c'rcUatioH.
Edwtu -hawhetiDjH.
Chairman, Texas Reception Com lrtee.
Louis J. Worthsm,
Secretary, Texas Reception Committee.
Edwin Chamberlain. Esq, Chairman Recep-
ton Committee.
Dear Sir: ! have read with siacere an
pYoynl ycur address TO the People o..
Texas" rccouutiEs The work ~ your com
mlttee aud the hope yon Justly entertain OF
thp results
1t is qualification 70 me to s"e thar yN0
are not content With the mere fu,dlmeni
OF your prescribed dItc, hwt THAT Won con-
slider the visit Of our guests rs prel'wo -
aud 10 foster the seeds OF thu'r plant'nS
10 your present task. Having put o's
hands TO the plog we should not turn
back
Whatever Of aid or announcement AN
capable OF shall be cheerfullv accorded
Yours very truly. Joseph d. Savers,
Governor.
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Lsnpasas Is Due.

The Mallory steamship Lampasas is due
to arrive tomorrow from New York with
the following list Of cabin passengers: Mrs.
Bacon. Miss Bacon pr. A, l. Boyer. Il. he
KoVen, Mrs, Z, H. RAYMOND, j. o, Gould
ana wife. Mrs, r. O, Hudson. Key West;
]. n. Thypg, Galveston; s. $. Conkliu,
Austin.
The Sabine sailed for New York at noon
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Mortuery Report.

Cal eston. Texas. March l.--Followms Is
he nortuary report FOR the week enNns
'riday February ~;
Tebruary 2l--W Roe. white, 50 years.
lafals sis; James Book. white, 10 years.
Heunn Cpla, Mrs. X Kraucjuuas. white,
perpegai conyulslons Mis-. NJ. Hug, white,
3 YEARS, acute bronchitis.
february 22.-Mrs. smith white, 81 years.
ltema.
kebuary e3-Mrs, A. Hart white, ~
ears, acute nephrtis Peter Edger white.
o years. pneumonia.
February 2i-AmUuda Bowman. white.
8 Wars, heart disease; baby Engbla,
shite Is months. laryuc!tis
February 25-lulus C. GHsta'son white.
month, hamilton; Carrie VI, Arto, waite,
o YEARS tuberculosis idied In HouStonl.
Fehruavy % Beulab MtNlcr, white, ~
,onths, cleft palate.
February 27-B0by Gashy, colored, still-
oyn.
DIED In john Sealy hospital. ?: died In st.
taTy's lnhrmary, 8; dicA outside city. ..
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Sick Headache.

Gentlemen;-My wife was troubled for
years with dyspepsia. Her symptoms were
sick headache aud vomiting every other day,
and she could scarcely eat anythiuc. /
bought Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aud she COM
menced taking 1t and has none Of the above
symptoms and eats everything without
caution, but continues the use OF Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure at intervals.
W. H. Caulkius, So. Edmeston, n. Y,
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this That some sufferers who are suffering as
/ was may be led to try KodO Dyspepsia
Cure for | think they VIII be restored 70
health If they will--Very respectfully, W.
H. McCrary, Benno, LauFens Co, S G,
l, W. f. He'll. Notary Public OF S. @. do
certify that the above Is tina testimony az
given by McCrary. W, z. Bell, n. p. OF 5. Q.
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COUNTY Refundinn Ronds.

Galveston, Texas, March The county
bond issue Of S275,ooo. which is to he
used In funding portion Of the out
standing debt o. the county has been
brought back from Austin. but It Is not
likely that the commissioners will al spose
OF them until after the coming election.
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EaG Ill &Ele aooeH 1000 YOU Vvant.

tion so that even eating a soda cracker or
drinking glass OF water would cause agony.
l commenced using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and 1t soon cured neil L. Wharton, New
Berue, N O.
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REV. ADAM NEuTHARo.
A Sketch Of the Aged Lutheran Minister
Who Recently Passed Away

carmine. Texas, February IS. Rev.
Adam Ncuthard was horn 10 Lauterhaeh.
BADEN. Germany, September u, lS9S Of
Roman Catholic parents. who carefully edu-
Gated him FOR the priesthood Having ar
solved his scadem!esl studies IN Baden. be
came in contact with prominent Protestant
professors and preachers, through whose
lectures and sermons be was led to strdy
the scriptures thoroughly, This searching
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

In tee Bible soon eonvineed the well edu-
Gated young man ani prospective priest
that he could nnd rest Tor ais conscience
and salvation for his soul Only ny genounc-
Ing Ms Catholic talth and embracing the
Teachings 81 the Word OF God as taught
by the EYapgelical Lutheran church, on
and ever prosecuted 10 Baden. disowne0
by MS nsesnts and Condemned BY relatives
However. be WAS o. q 70 hts religious con
victiOns and endured al hhrtshtrs, rene -
hering the Scripture statement that Tor me
sake 81 Chris ke must endure psrseectiQ ls
AAa evsR dsArA u need BE- ne above
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Smallpox at SmithyilIe.

smltaviils. Texas, March 1.-TWO cases
Of smallpox are amOes the negroes In the
,oleny Both eases are eonvslescing and
an necessary preeautiens have been taken
e kesp n from sRreAainH
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,mmittee Met with Brass Band.
ONLY A SUGGESTION,
b Has Proven Of Interest and Value
&c Thousands.

Can,non sense would suggest that e one
kisheS 10 herome dcShy and pIamp II eln
lnlX result from the feed we eat and
ligest and that food Shnc!a he album n
Sas BIZ eeSh-tormlng food ike eggs beef.
yseak and cereals. In ether words, tOe k'ad
H Bod thar makes desh are the foods
xhseh form the greater part Of our daily
Nils OF fare.
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Can New Eat Anything.

Dear Sirs-For good while was In fee
bic health, could not eat anything but a
small quantity OF soup. l tried several
doctors and mineral waters Nothing seem
ed to do any good until was induced TO try
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which cured me and
can now eatanything want and can certain
ly give your preparation credit forit. l write
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Gentlemen:--I have been troubled for
several years with dyspepsia and Indigestion.
! have often sat down TO eat and had togive
it up after eating two bites, used two
bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and am all
right to-day and eat everything and don't
stop for anything recommend Koiol
Dyspepsia Cure to all my friends as the best
medicine for dyspepsia and stomach trouble,
Wishing you success, | am, Respectfully
yours, W. L. Easton. Audubon, Iowa.
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BALANCES IN THE STATE TREASURY.

Texas
2s 1902 showing the balances
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81 took Cascarets myself spd they are hps.
l nls9 have been siyins shem @ my children
With best rasuifz.f'
Mes. Davis, lgE, Cspltel ST., Warrington.
"Cascarsts are tho best medicine ! ever
tried ! cannot be 600 grateful for them"
Mrs Ella Sanders, Fox, 40.
II WAS for q long sima tropbled with con
sttpatsnn aui tLt&rrh Of the throAt, Am
row uslur IEscATets with good results Aad
am satisfied VIII An entirely cured. Mrs.
u q, feomausA32i Chanplai Ave. Chicago,
y have ussd Cssearets and mus say they
Ara wnadsrtnl. reeQmalead tLsIa 20 al
MS lady frients.'
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Maidenhood and Womanhood

AT the threshold of welded life with its and responsibilities
what appropriate could bride consider OF the
icine that will keen the famiN IN perfect health
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-08

--Mrs @ @. Groce and two little
daughter Misses Louise and Halle,
went to Corsicans this morning to
spend a few days with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. U. E. Nc Duffie, of
Ennie, were IN the city this morning
Jas. Leech will go to Cleburne
this evening 10 spend few days with
home folks
--Buford McWhirter returned from
Italy this morr ing.
Mrs. Henry Anderson returned
this morning from Venus where she
had been To visit a sick sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. McLendon left
thiA morning for their former home
at Calvert, after residing year or
more in Waxahachie. Mr.. McLendon
will resume business at Calvert.
Mr.. Burns Beall of st. Louis, 10 In
the CITY to spend a few days with bis
uncle, Hon. J. A. Beall.
e. P. Kemble goes to Fort Worth
this evening to spend Sunday with bis
sister.
Miss Jennie Cunningham, who
has been visiting at Corsicana, came
home this morning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-08
Pc SONAL


Presiding Elder o. +. Sensaoaugn
went to Hillsboro this morning 10 hold
quarterly conference.
Mrs. W. s. Kemble went to Italy
this morning TO visit her mother,
Mrs. Stroud.
Mrs, W. Fl. Brown and little son,
of Ennis, are visiting MIR. and Mrs. A.
j. Soape.
~ Use Gertrude Eastiand went to
Dallas this morning TO visit her
brother.
Rev. J. Q. Smith went to Dallas
this morning where he will occupy
Rev. }. Frank Smiths pulpit tomor
row.
Mist Fleia Hawkins came down
from Dallas last night to attend and
take part in the League reception at
the district parsonage. She returned
to Dallas this morning.
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The readers Of this paper viii be pleased 10
learn that there Is AT ieasf one dreaded disease
that science has been sue TO cure In all It's
stages. and that Is CStarrh. Halls GAtarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known TO the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional dis
ease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall $
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mueouT surfaces OF the Sys-
tenn thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature In
doing its work. The proprietors have 80 mneh
faith In its curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II falls TO
cure. Send for list OF testimonials.
Address, y. J. CHENEY x CO., Toledo, o.
Sold BY Druggists, 16c.
Halls family Pills are the best.
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A Horrible Outbreak

"Of large sores on my little daugh-
ter's head developed into a case OF
scald head' writes @. ID. Isoill, OF
MorgsntoD, Tenn, bat Buckien's Ar
MICA Salvs completely ca ed her It's
q guaranteed cure for Eczema, letter,
SAT- Rbeum. PimpIes, Sores, Ulcers
and Piles only 25 cents at j. y. Her
ring 4 Co,
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LITTLE LOCALS
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Il "A
5e@@@@@s@ @e@se@@>S
] DR.. O. L. Orr, who was hurt In an
accident last Sunday night, was able
to be down town again this morning
j. w. Ksndrick this morning re
ceived an order for twelve Felido
blackberry vines from party at
ValentiDe, Texas.
Rev. l.. q. Kirkes, of Oorsicans,
win occupy the pulpit 1t the Cnmber-
land Presbyterisr chuych tomorrow
in the absence OF Pastor Smith.
Pastor Ewell will preach at the
Main Street Christian Church tomor-
row morning on the subject "The Re-
storation." At night ssGehazi.
w. e. Carothers has just finished
treating Jack Williams house in Will
liams addition to a new coat of paint,
which adds greatly to it's appearance.
Jake Hodges, field editor OF the
Texas Church Helper, the Cumber-
land Presbyterian paper for Texas,
was in the city today In the interest OF
his publication.
DIR. T. w. FIorer has returned from
Corsicsna where he has been on an
extended visit with his daughters.
The doctor comes home very much
improved In health.
Mr.. n. M. Burleson, agent OF the
Farmers Mutual Insurance of Texas,
called today at this Office. He says he
IL doing some good work In Navarro
county in his line of business.
Mark Smith and r ID. Hudson went
to Forres ton last night to attend the
speaking by the candidates for repre-
sentative. Trey cay large crowd
was present and that after the speaE-
ing the other candidates MAZE their
announcements.
A. X. McWhrter, who Is in the en-
ploy of the National Steam Laun-
dry, will soon 90 to Ennis to take
charge of the new laundry at that
place. Mr. New hirter has purchased
an interes, In the Ennis laundry. Jno.
Davis OF Rocket will take Mr.. Nc
Winters place here
At the return engagement Moudav
afternoon and night of tha Olympia
Opera Company q complete change of
bills will be- made A strong comic
opera will be presented at each per-
Torrance. 1t would De admirable for
you to secure your seats early for the
night performance. Tickets are now
on sale at Fearis' drug store.
DR.. j. C. Fears, In conversation with
our reporter this morning, stated that
the drouth 10 now reached Q serious
result. He Gays that the Hesslan fiy
is working on the wheat, as In also the
green bug. There pests together with
the dry weather will damage the
wheat crop to no small extent.
MIR. w, H. Smith, proprietor OF the
Rogers Hotel, has received from the
Hatch Hotel Register Company of
Dee Moines, new register, which In
something Of novelty. The register
consists OF tie usual record for the
| names OF guests and small revolving
desk which can be attached 10 the Of
dee deck. 1t is o very convenient ar.
rangement.
Miss Ethel Peagie found = pair Of
gold trimmed eye glasses at the opera
house q few days ago, spd adverIiss d
them In our Want Column. The
glasses belonged to Mrs. Joe single
ton. Nrs. l. I'll. Peters read the sd
and told Mrs. Singleton about it. We
delivered the glasses to Mrs., sinrle
ton today. Make your Wants known
through our Illustrated Want Coiumn.
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'P RE RgpTION S
Carefully Compou ndsd''

This is an old familiar say
ing; in fact, it IS SO old that
some druggists have forgotten
what it means. We have not.
We believe it is the most I'M.
portant thing in our business.
We not only do it carefully,
but we % It quickly.
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MIR. J. T. Andrews, OF Rocket, was
IN the city today and said his father,
AHr Sam Andrews, had been q1ite sick
with rheumatism.
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A. K. hcWhirter, who Is in the EN-
ploy OF the National Steam Laun-
dry, will soon 90 to Ennis to TAX.
charge of the new laundry at thai
place Mr., McWhirter has purchased
an interes, in the Ennis laundry. Jno
Davis of Rocket will take Mr.. Nc
Winters place here
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EmbrOiderieS

A handsome line of Embroideries and
lnsertings, + to 10 in. deep. new Spring
designs, worth &c. zoe and 2Sc roc
Monday and Tuesday III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-01
BOOKS ALL RIGHT
AuTAudA COUNTY OFFICIALS
 CoMPLIMENTED.
State Examiner of Public Accounts Finds Two Insignificant Errors only-What He Says of
 the Officers.

John T. German. State Examiner of Public Accounts, yesterday filed with Governor Jelks reports upon the result of his examination of the books and ac- counts of officials and ex-officials of Aus tauga County. The reports are highly complimentary to the Autauga officials, only two insignificant errors having been discovered by the Examiner. a
 The examination of the accounts of Hon. c. s. Livingston, Probate Judge of the County, covered the period from No vember 3, 1898. when he went into office to March 31, 1902 Judge Livingston was found to be due the State $7.5o on ac- count of an error in issuing a license. Otherwise his accounts were found to be correct. and he is commended as an efi- cient official.
 The books and accounts of W. T. Smith. Clerk of the Circuit Court. were exam ined for the same period as Judge Liv- ingston. Examiner German says Mir. Smith is competent and efficient Clerk. His books are correctly and accurately kept"
 c. A. McWilliams. Sheriff of the Coun- ty. went into office on September 1, 1900, and his books and accounts were found to be correct. but Examiner German says Mir. Mcwilliams failed to keep a de- scriptive record of prisoners as provided by the code. When his attention was called to this matter Examiner German says Mir. Mcwiliiams promptly ordered a record book for this purpose.
 The examination of the books of J. D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-01
HER CONVINCING TESTIMONY.
Mattie Hill Proves e Good Wit
 ness.

"Jedge. dat dere nigger Frank Auston, rak'd at me bout fo var'us times yester- day afternoon wid CT monstrus blade an If I haan't CT dodged. Ise sho wud hab ben ripped" said Alice Ford, dusky bell of fifty summers.
 Why did he want to cut you," asked the Judge.
 Tt wus disway, Judge. lse told dat nigger to g way frum my hous and ter go to the hous whar he rents. but stid of his gwine, he jells out CT blade and maks slashes at me. I grabbed CT stick an sez to dat nigger: l'ze gwine brain yer eff you'ze dean get way rum har."
 Matte Hill. another negro woman, was called to tell about the affair. She sauntered up as tlmidly as a school girl of 8. and said coquettishly as she took the seat: De cot'll hab to skuse me ef Ize mak eny mahstaks.
 Now Jedse. Ize gwine tol you tist how it happun. Ize gwine tol you de trufe, I sho is Judge. Jist sho ez Ize sittin her
 Dis iz de way it wuz Jedge. Ize ain't gwine be parshul to neder wun, Ize gwine tol de truf.
 The Judge at this moment decided that Mary was a poor witness and called her down.
 The defendant proved he didn't have a knife, and the case was dismissed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-01

Deramus Tax Assessor. covered the pes riod from October l.. 1900. to October l. 1901. The books and accounts of Mr De- ramus were found to be correct and Ex- aminer German compliments him for hay- ing compiled with all statutory proyis- ions in conducting his office.
 Examiner German did not investigata the books and accounts of R. B. Jones who succeeded the late P. A. Dunn as Tax Collector of Autauga County. This is the first year of Mfr. Jones's incum- bency and his tax year has not closed
 The reports of Examiner German also covered the books and accounts of Hon. W. F. Wilkinson. ex-Probata Judge, !. W. Roy. ex-Circuit Clerk; A. H. Hogg. ex-Tax Assessor; J. H. Howard. ex-Tax Collector and P. A. Dunn, ex-Sheriff of the lCountd. All of these accounts were found to be- correct except those of F. A. Dunn. who was reported to be due the State s5.7o on account of errors on feed bills. tf#
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-01
PRELIMINARY WAIVED.
Negro Buster Franklin Committed tc
 Hail

Buster Franklin, the negro from Beat 10. who had the bloody fight with Con- stable Earnest Tankersley two weeks ago, was arraigned before Justice Screws to answer the charge of assault and bat tery Franklin waived a preliminary hearing and demanded a trial by jury.
 He was carried back to jail where he will remain until the next grand jury convenes. The charge of grand larceny against Franklin grew out of the theft of COW.
 It is likely that before the next grand jury completes it's work the negro will be indicted on two or three more charges growing out of his fight with Constable Tankersley on the Hayneville Road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-01
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Official Circular Giving Appointments
 Issued

Oficial circulars from Atlantic Coast Line headquarters give appointments in the traffic department of the consolidated system after July i. as follows:
 w. G. Pulliam becomes division freight and passenger agent, vice Ernest Will Hams promoted to general freight and passenger agent with headauarters at An' eusta. The jurisdiction of MT. Pulliam <viIl extend over that portion of the line south and west of Rowland. N. C.. and Wilmington and north of Charleston and Augusta; H. M. Emerson becomes assist ant traffic manager with offices at Will nington; R. A. Brand of Augusta be- comes general freight agent of the first division with headquarters in Wilmington. flames Menzies, general freight agent of the second division with headquarters at Savannah. W. J. Craig, formerly with th" /, and w C.. at Augusta, becomes gen. eral passenger agent with office at Wii- nnington. J. w. Perrin, assistant general freight agent with office at Wilmington