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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-09-29
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a. Heain is in the city from Lone
Grove.
Mart kirkpatrick is here from
Springer.
Dean james arrived last night from
Chickasha.
Dr. John Mccoy Of Elk 's in the city
for a few days
w. p Blanton is in the city today
from Gainesville.
S. A. wootton. deputy clerk at Ryan,
is in the city today.
w. l. Gilbert. an attorney Of Duncan,
is in the city today.
G. E. Rider is in the city from Ma
1ill on legal business.
Judge J. T. Fowler came in yester-
day from Kansas City.
John Gait and d. E. Booker went t.
the Dallas fair yesterday
Mr Ben Johnson Of Kemp is visiting
in the city for a few days
J. c. Carroll a Lone Grove mer-
chant, was in the city today.
Capt. S 8 Henson left this morning
COR Russet TO see a sick man.
Or. A. s Howard and Perry Earl
roth of Cornish, are in the city today.
DR.. William S. Pencil returned yes
'erday from business trip TO Dough
erty.
Richard McLish was in the city yes.
rerday and left this morning for MI
burn.
G. T. Echo's Of Mannsville spent
he day yesterday in Ardmore with his
family.
Olin wolverton Of Marietta spent
yesterday in Ardmore visiting his
mother
Hugh Supgs came down yesterday
afternoon from Berwyn ard returned
home today.
L. Beauman. the assistant engineer
Of the Santa Fe road. came up today
I
y L. w. Mosson, travelling auditor at
the Herald shoe company Of Boston
dass., is I'm the city for a few days.
J. Arthur Mays Of Elk City. o. T.
is in the city today Mr. Mays is az
cld Ardmoreite and has many friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Westheimer O
; Marietta spent yesterday IN the city
with Mrs. Westheimer's parents, Nj
and Mrs. Max Munzesheimer.
Little Miss Carrie Speisle returned
today from Gainesville, where she ha'
been for some time visiting Mis-
; Gme Sims.
; NJ. A. Shippey and II. r. Watkins
two well known contractors nov
working on the new road running on
from Pauls Valley, are in the city "a
lay
Miss ollie Banks left his mornini
overland for Madill, where she vii
he joined by hey sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith. whit
will accompany her to the Dallas fat
/ b. II. Dodson. an old merchant AM
farmer Of Haskell City, Haskell county
/, Texas, has been in Ardmore for sev
eral days and will probably settle
+ here and go into business. Mr. Dodsol
is perfectly carried away with the In
J., dian Territory, and especially witt
ATdmore and vicinity
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ootosenerian Dies Suddenly.

Grandma Synder, aged so years
was found dead in bed at the residence
of G. c. Snyder in Marietta Sunda.
morning. Heart trouble is believea
to have been the cause of her death.
Grandma Synder was a devout
Christian lady and had a wide circle
of friends who will mourn her sudden
departure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-09-29

C. NJ. Campbell, S. A. Douglas and
Sidney Suggs went out Yesterday to
the new Chickasaw club tank and
took a sail over the waters in M
Douglas sail boat
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Meets Tuesday Niuht.

The Retail Grocers' Association
will meet in special session Tuesday
plight at the city hall. The meeting
IS of importance TO every grocer.
Come. ]. d. TANNER, Sec'y.
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no Our ErIends and customer.

We, the undersigned merchants Of
Ardmore, respectfully inform our
friends and patrons that our respect
i've places of business will be closed
on the following dates: Thursday
Oct. and Saturday, oct. II, these
day of Atonement.
iSigned)
WESTHEIMER G. DAURE,
GUS AARONSON & CO.
JAKE A. BODOWITZ,
WEISS BROS.
r. LoWENSTEIN,
]. II. KAHN,
]. N. BARALL,
CINCINNATI RACKET STORE,
VIM. NEWMAN,
BALTIMORE RACKET STORE.
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The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Baptist church will meet Tuesday at
ternoon, September so, at the home
Of Mrs. Harrison, b street, north. A
large attendance desired.
DAISY NICHOLS, Sec.
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Mrs. Bette Vaughn, wife of John W.
Vaughn, died last night in Ardmore
Of consumption. The funeral and in.
terment took place at 3 o'clock this
afternoon at the South cemetery.
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My shoe shop has been moved from
the Wilmington building to Y. b.
Lynn's shoe store. must have work.
Give me a trial Lowest prices and
best work. New boots and shoes
made to order ON short notice. All
kinds OF repairing done.
Yours in earnest,
2S.dw-1m. II. j. DIXON.
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The Gibson Girls will meet with
Miss Virginia King Wednesday after
noon.
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Fruitcura, Woman's Tonic and every
thing nice for the complexion at Mrs.
McLaughlin's millinery store.
MRS. MARY L. CARTER,
16-1m Agent.
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Since you must have a stove, VIII
rot have the best? That's the Bucl,
stove sold by NOBLE BROS.
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When you have searched for 1t at
ether hardware stores, yorll find :.
here. We have the bigges. stock in
'he Indian Territory.
NOBLE BROS.
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We sell harness, and II like other
merchandise in our store, is the best
NOBLE BROS.
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The Woman,s Guild.

All members OF the Woman's Guild
of St Philips (EpiscopaD church
will meet at the church Tuesday af.
ternoon at 3 o'clock. All members
respectfully invited to be present, as
we wish to arrange for painting the
church
MISS BEULAH GREEN, Sec.
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Leave bus and carriage calls at
City Livery Stable. Phone 27.
Him T. B. CATHEY
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You viii! never ind better wagon
than the Balm. Sold by Spragins &
Co.
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Fresh oysters at Il. B. Pueh,s
Special prices on large quantities.
15-1m.
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Our prices and terms on buggies.
hacks and wagons will please you.
NOBLE BROS
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You make a mistake if you don't
take that lame horse to Billie Bald
wins and have him shod Phone 81.
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Notice..

All persons indebted TO me will
please call at once and make settle
ment. l will pay Ardmore prices for
cotton in the seed at Loves gin at
Wilson. j. E. MULKEY,
9-d&w-1m. Wilson. /. T.
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Seed rye at E. B. Pughs.
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THE RIGHT PLACE.

A good shoemaker at Hamilton'c
Shoe Store Send your repair work
there. 29.5t
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Baggage Transfer

BAGGAGE called for and deliv-
cred to all trains day or night.
first class service. Check
! on all trains. Phone 164.
j. s. ROWLES.
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NOBLE BROS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
A SENSATION PROMISED.
Mrs. Shows Attorneys Ask that Receiver Be
Put in Absolute Charge.

exorbitant charges, such as salaries, stor-
sge, pipe line transportation, commissions
and In various other ways, and that they
are making Irregular and incorrect reports,
snd II is alleged also that they are pcnd
ing their efforts to circumyent the decree
Of the court
In the original decree It was required that
the oil company should make reports to the
receiver, showing the oil marketed, the par.
ties to whom it was sold and the prices
obtained therefor. aud that neither the re.
ceiver. the complsinants nor tho solicitors
should disclose any information obtained
from these reports.
Judge Bryant entered an order today
upon presentation OF the motion setting
the hearing thereon for July II next at
sherman, Texas, and directing the receiver
to produce before him the reports made by
the defendants,
The motion also asks that the defendants
he required to produce before Judge Bryant
all their books bearing on the transaction
In question.
The object OF the motion Is 10 take the
entire property, including the wells aud the
land. from the defendants and place II In
the exclusive possession OF the receiver.
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sherman, Texas. June 26.--It seems that
sensation may be expected soon IN the
Ease OF Annie L. Snow VS.. Higgins OIL and
uel Company ct al, involving an interest
IN tue Beaumont oil held, now pending IN
me United states circuit court for the
Eastern district OF Texas.
The complainants solicitors today pre-.
pared and submitted to Judge Bryant a mo-
toh 10 extend the receivershlp over the en-.
ure property In controversy in the suit.
Inc receiver was appointed last December
10 collect and hold one eighteenth of the
net revenues from this land, aud the de.
cree was AFFIRMED by the circuit court of
appeals at New Orleans.
since the decree was affirmed the re-
celYer has been In discharge Of his duties
aud 1t is now alleged by Mrs, Snow that
the defendants, including the j. NJ. Gufey
petroleum company, the National OIL and
flpe Line company, the Haywood oil com
pnny the Lone Star and Crescent Oil com.
many the Gladys City oil and Pine Line
company. the Columbls oil company aud
others are Withholding from the receiver
funds that ought to be paid over to him
and endeavoring to absorb the revenues by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
CAPTAIN R. c. WARE DEAD
WAS A NOTED PEACE OFFICER IN
TEXAS.
Slew Sam Bass, the Desperate and Train
acknowledgements United States
Marshal in Western District.

Fort Worth. Texas. June 26.--E1 United
States Marshal r. c. Ware died here 10
day of heart disease "Dick" Ware, as he
was famolIorly known throughout Texas
and the entire West was about - years
Of age and had during most Of his life beer
a peace officer. Thirty years ago he
Joined the State rangers and as captain OF
a company of these famous law and order
maintainers acquired reputation for cour-
age and GOODNESS which was State ard
nation wide, lie 1t was who killed the no.
torious outlaw, Sam Bass, az Round Rock
in 1874. Every Arrangement uad been made
to capture Sam and mis- contederates alive,
but a constable who was with the rangers
at the time the outlaws were surrounded
in Round Rock began shooting hciorc the
word had been given to close In ON Bass
and his crowd who mad assembled to rob
a bank. A general fusillade cusued during
which Bass was shot and killed by Ware
Having resigned from the ranger service
Captain Ware became sheriff # Mitchell
county and held the offre for seven terms.
lie was appointed United States narshal
Of the Western district Of Texas by Grover
Cleveland and held that position for soue
time under President Mckinley, After
stepping down and out ne returned 70
Western Texas and engaged in the cattle
business which he was still folio wing at
the time of his death.
Captain Ware had many friends both Ia
and out Of Texas and WIS a man OF mlld
manners and retiring disposition. Fearless
display of his authority and never spoke
of the many encounters with criminals
which had marked his career ANA from
which he invariably emerged victorious.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL RAIN IN SOUTH TEXAS.
The Official Encampment Order May
Be Issued Today.
NEW BROADER GENERAL APPOINTED.
Colonel Gordon Boone OF Navasota Was
ronoted--Superinten Harlan
Has Returned from California.

Ausue, Texas June ~. The otricla, or
ior assembling the Texas Volunteer Guard
for 'he annual ercampmcnt will very likely
De Issued tomorrow or the day afterwiId.
Adiutant General Thomas Scurry has re-
turned from san Antonio. where he had Il
conference with Governor Sayers regarding
The date Tor the annual dril, and General
Scurry this morning announced that the
ulte had been fixed for July - to 80, in
elusive This is Of course, provided that
proper assurances can be received from
Nnyor r. y. White ~ this city that Austin
the soldiers Steps have nl'eedy been taken
looking To- furnishing enough water. and 1t
IS believed that there will he no trouble on
that score 1t is the Intention Of the State
To make this one Of the org"st encamp-
me,ts ever held here.
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OTHER DEATHS.


his brother-in-law, Charley Dunn near
Wylc this county, after brief Illness
FAREMAN.-M Mckinney, Texas, June ~, =
Crumes Fareman. aged 40 and unmprr'eusi
died yesterday afternoon at the home Of
SrELL.-Brynn, Texas, June 26-- ,tsil,
sHllle Spell died In this city &c 4.So CIV, sSn
yesterday afternoon. aged ~ years. St :
leaves a husband and other relatives 70 70
mourn her loss. She was laid TO rest NJ
O'Clock this afternoon.
COUk.-San Angelo, Texas, June IL
Mrs. W Cook. who came here Tor h ~.
health II ON ii cd, near Gaint svlie, a h Hh
months ago. uied here OF, the @lst ne
remains were Inferred IN the loeal eelns
terry. husband and four children sur
Vive.
BoNERs -Josserand. Texas June -
Mrs ~ o. Bowers OF Wcstville, dausnis.
of Mr.. and Mrs Peter Jes>erand. nloi a'
me home OF her parents IN this hlaee 80 rte
terday evening, Of congestion OF me pl r,.,s
Sne leaves a husband. two niue En'n,
father, mother. four brothers. three sis's, !.
and host OF relatives and frlehus ~
mourn her untimely death.
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DUTIES TO BE REMOVED
By Mexico 10 Order to Build u
Yucatan.
Plight OF WAY FOR THE SEA WAL
Has Been Mapoed Out BY Engineer
6osehke--lt viii Be About Three
Miles Long.

Galveston, Texas, June 2a-on Suly / the
government OF Mexico win waive the duty
for one year on goods imported az the ports
Of the coast OF Yucatan The Mayas In
dians have now heen psclhed and the duties
are to be removed to assist In tho develop
mcnt Of the country known as Quintana
Roo territory. The goods imported free
Of duty must be used In that country e.
cluslyey, otherwise they VIII hn subject to
peualty, This Is the first time the importa-
tIon duties have ever been removed In that
territory and the FIRST time that the duty
has been removed In any country In Mex
leo on as large a number Of articles as con.
talned In tho free list In tlns order
Consul Llorcnte says thai the country
Is quite rich and that the merchants Of
this country will profit by the removal Of
the duties II they take advantage Of IT,
Tho articles exempted from duty comprise
list covering several pages, and therefore
II Us too long 10 reprint, but amy one inter
osted IN importing goods VI any character
10 that portion " Mexico can obtain 4 full
list from Consul llnreutc Among the ar.
tlclcs mentioned which are Of most partic-
turing machinery ot sll kinds, agricultural
supplements. cattle, horses, sheep, goats,
pigs, fresh meats, lumber aud building ma.
teriAl of The ordinary variety, shoes and
cotton goods, wheat. corn and other cereals
refined aud unrehned sugar. pork lard
cheese, fresh and canned nsh. canned fruit
Wlck pnd wife Tor fencing purposes
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CROP REPORTS,

Mlneola, Wood County. Texas June ~. -
The weather continues very dry aud hot
and the few signs of rain that we have
hail Tor the past few DAYS have all disap.
pcatcd and II Looks now like II would not
rain In twelve mouths. Corn on all upland
Is about duue aud q great many are cutting
Il down and making fctdstun, though the
crop ON rotiom land is holding nut we'll.
and with good rain soon viii vet make
very gond corn. Cotton Is holding It's own
remarkably well and has suffered but
very littlC, " any up 10 this iiuc, @and
with seasons from nov on viii make good
yield. The plant Is generally Ia good shape
and is fruitlnr wei All Sm1il crops such
as fruit, melons, tomatoes. etc, are about
ruined.
Beltou. Bell County, Texas June &c The
drouth Is stlll on, For two days past the
wind has heen very dry aud hot and at
times almost n gale Cotton Is beginning
heins cut for fodder Water is becoming
scarce both for domestic md stock purposes
In some parts Of the county
Industry, Austin County, Texas June 70.
The weather continues warm and dry. Most
Of the corn IL parchcd from bottom tu ton.
Farmers have about finished making what
fodder they could make, Cotton IS begin.
ming to need rain. Stock water is bcsluuini,
to get scarce. Pastures are literally
parched.
Tcxarkana. Rowle County. Tt,as, June
&c. The corn crop in this section vas sar- Z
hy heavy rain of sis days ogo. The
weather came at an opportnnr time. do.
velopmg the plant and It's fruit to their fun
proportion. An enormous harvest Is sched
uled aud nothing atmo-phHric viii deter She
results.
Gonzales, Gonzales County, Texas, juno
% II Is cloudy today, WIZ '"hf mdiC =
tious Of rnin A very lGh, shower fell tots
morning FOR few minutes Rain would NOT
beueht corn now, hut would 1'lC roltoa
very much. Farmers ar" cutting down q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
A Nenro Mohbed.

Sulphur Springs. TEXTS June 25,-l.ast
night about 70 O'Clock Clcc.o Chambers
was whlecaped about four miles southwest
of this place. lie was shot once ia INC
thigh near the hip, Ills wound Is ,s T,,erc'
but not dangerous lie makes me ioiioN,
ing statement; Near ~ o'clock several
men came to his house and said hello.
lie was scared ana had his wile ASK 'nem
what they wanted. They answered ,hAt
they wanted another negro, lie told then,
thgt the man called for wasn't there a ,id
said n they wouldn't disturb Nun nc WI y
LET them search TIE house. The men agree ~.
After they came So and didn't ind TIE ether
man they made Cicero md his WIG g e.
10 and 60 with them, There were elght
men In the crowd, ail armed with shotgnns
aud winchestors. When cicero got out 9 td
the house he thought they were golhs ~
hang him. 80 ne made q break ana ran anu
he was shot when about seyeeiy.hye yasns
from his house. He crawled IN Drlar
patch until morning, where be was touna
ana brought 10 this place. The officers are
investigating the afdir,
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Storm Sinnals pisnIaNod.

Galveston Texas, June -. storm warn
mes for the hencnt Of shipping Interests
were hoistod here this afternoon RAIN tel
at intervals during the day and hr,sS
Wind has heen blowing from the guIr,
the highest velocity reached was ON
thirty-slx mites per hour. rbe tide Is about
two ana onc-half feet above the normal
The tollowies messages were received
tAls afternoon from l. n. cline of tho New
HDoans wcathcr hl rcRu:
Disturbance IL west quit apparently
of the mouth Of the Rio Grande WA
cause nigh winds this afternoon ana to.
night
The above was received Mt Q 35 n. M. and
NJ $50 y, IN. tho following WAS received
Storm on northeast Texas coast ltiu
y. m. Disturbance IN west quit IN.
Creasing IN intensity, moving eastward,
VIII cause high cas-, winds Tonight
shifting to northerly ana westerly Fri,
day. ClWc.
As usual q number Of dueStioucrs called
up the weather bureau this afternoon as
soon aS the storm signals were displayed
but they were not afraid Ike they were
last Inly, 1t Is true they have not quite
MS much cause but tho old feeling Of grow
Ing uneasy every time storm signal rs
displayed Is not SO prevalent. as formerly
Small vessels were not allowed to 80
out this evening owing 70 tie reports or
rough weather on the gulf
or the stations reporting To the Galveston
weather bureau, which include Anime.
Amarillo, Palestine san Antonio and Cor
pus Christi, tho only rainfall reported was
l.t6 inches Mt Corpus christi. tnere was
4 trace nj San Antouio. Galveston received
.uS OF an inch The barometer here IA
rising signify tonight ana the guf Is re-
ceding. The lowest barometer on tue cnust
that the suif storm will move north toward
Amarillo.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lsncclal 10 The Post. J

Port Eads. La.--ArrIved: comus (Am),
from New York; Fort dt). from liambu 2;
IN sud (Am), from New York: Alberta
tAustA. from Tampa, Fla; Darion tBr),
from Liverpool via Barbados; Geo &c Dn-
tt,,,IN ,Vorl from Ceiba. Sailed; john VII.
nlv'S ,vori FOR Bocns del Terp; asia Ger.
~ bremen and sawnseai Oscar II tNor1,
~ Antwerp aud Stettis, Gwent (Nor), for
ro,ba. beverly tBr.l. for Port Limon; Bra,-
ION CNor), for Puerto cortez; Alabama
thNNenwr York.--The Mallory line steamship
Denver, which sailed "Wednesday for Key
~ . sTy,th a blade OF her propeller gone. Her
i nnasstnin thinks that she lost 1t about. mid
nigbf on Atlantic city. She Is now ancho~d
Nv w iLertv island. and will go Into dry dock
10 have new blade ftted.
"Sew York. Arrived: J. NJ. Guffey, from
IIIIsevre.-One hundred bales of cotton dis
charged from the cargo Of me British
,.H IN the 18th instant from Galveston.
we're badly damaged by fre today.
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1t is most too late. however. to benefit the
corn crop.
Devers, Liberty County, Texas, June 90
There was a light shower here this after.
noon Melons have been coming IN quite
freely for the last few days. Peaches are
scarce.
Scaly, Austin County, Texas. June 26.--A
slow. steady rain has been falling off mud
on all day. II Will greatly beneht crops,
especially rice. which Is needing rain badly.
Gonzales, Gonzales County Texas, June
2S.---Thers was an hours rain here this
afternoon with prospects for more. II will
be Of some beneht 20 cotton.
College station. BRACES County. Texas.
June GA very hard wind caused a severe
sand storm at this place at noon today,
followed by rain.
Hampstead, Waller County, Texas, June
ga light rain fell here touay; Indications
are favorable for good rain
Rock,ialt. Milan County, Texas, June %
eight rain fell today an more prulnis, 4
tonight; everybody encouraged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
Eun.raI OF coIonel Jenkins.

San Antonio. Texas, June 2B -Tne tu-
neral OF Colonel Edward n. jenkins pFeS''
dent Of the San Antonio Traction company,
who died yesterday, took place today ana
was attended by multitude OF people,
representing every business or calling ~
San Antonio. The funeral procession tIOnl
al and Great Northern depot, where the r.
mains were shipped to indianapolis WHs
fully a mile long! Business houses IN Iu9i
city closed their doors as the corlege p'Ss,n'
walks. The bells all over the city wete,
tolled and every street car IN inc XXX
stopped for ten minutes as the proreshl"n
nnssed along the streets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-27
Tn. World's Fair.

Galveston, Texas. June 70 Louis ].
workman, manager Of the Texas worlds
Fair commission aud editor Of the Current
Issue Of Austin. IS In the city toduy on
husincss connected with the Worlds Fair
commission. lie Informed Post repre-
sentative that he waa very much pleased
with the outlook thus fur and expects 10
scc Texas dreditaby represented. Mr..
workman has been makiHg tour OF tac
State recently. calling upun the various
bankers In regard 10 the resolution passed
at the meeting of tho Texas Bankers osao,
cintlon, held NJ Galveston, which favored
Tho donation of onc.tonih of I per cent NJ
the carltal stock of the various hanks 90,
ward the providing Of a crcditablc exhibit
for Texas at the st. Louis Worlds Fair,
The bankers he has called upon have pll
agreed 10 comply with the resolution. aud
Mr. Workman Is very much grati6cd lie
states that the railroads and the bnnks are
now n fixed quantity.