davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Mrs. Matte Abbot Dead Of Injuries
Recently Received.
SECTION HAND KILLED At cORsIcANA
Became M and Laid Down Beside the
Trsek-Nearo Boy Fatally Hurt at
Richmond by Horses Kick.

Reeyillc, Texas, October Mrs Mattt
abbott, wife Of W. T. Abbott, died nj
the family residence IN this city at . oclocb
yesterday morning, She had been combined
to her bed for several weeks on account OF
injuries received by being run over hy 4
COW, and her death was caused by these
INJURIES. Her remains werC shippca TO
l.ampasaS today accompanied by ncr aged
husband his brother. Hon. doe Abbott vi
Hilsboro, and MIR. sam Edwards Of Lana
pasas' brother OF deceased,
Palestine. Texas, October 5.--As tho pns.
senger tain from the West Was coming
into this city yesterday Il struck 1 man
named sullivan while passing q crossing
near Judge Reason's residence aud Knocked
him on the track, sullivan was picked up
by tho train crew aud brought 10 The hos.
pltal here Nc Is badly bruised. but not
dangerously injured
Bronhanl, Texas. October - MIR. 5, sciig,
who was hurt some time since ut Burton
while opening bale Of mattress sprugs
which came open with such force as IN
shoot him up some six ar eight feet ia tho
ar Is said to be 10 a prccRrtcus condition.
He VIA hurt by the fall aud has hcen con,
hned to his bed since that tituo
Richmond, Texas. October :. About 3
q 'ioNk ihis WNcruuOh jim anderson, son
Of George Washington, colored, draymau,
was kicked on HIS forehead ana the skull
broken by the horse he was driving 10 4
array which may end fatally Il being a very
bad fracture.
TeIarkana, Texas, October I George
Noll, painter. while sitting on the win.
dow sin In the third story Of the OAK
Hsll hotel, In this city, fell to tho ground.
breaking his arms and q leg and receiving
internal Injuries lie can not live.
Corsicana rexnS october T-Dcnnis
Couehlou, section man. was killed by a
Houston and Texas Central freight this
afternoon. Deceased was sick and had
laid down by the track 10 rest,
Gilher Texas, October Tom Cooke, a
young boy, was shot aud fatally wounded
while out hunting near here with two other
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Austin, Texas October T---Judge James
B. Wells chairman OF the democratic ex-
ecutive committee. arrived In town yester
day evening 10 preside over the committee
meeting which will be held tomorrow.
Greenyllle, Texas October 7-The city
democratic committee met this Afternoon
and called a primary Tor December o. The
test calls for an affirmation OF the appli-
cant's support 81 the democratic ticket "a
1900 Negroes are excluded.
Austin. Texas. October THE governor
today issued election prociRmations calling
FOR the election Of a congressman In the
Tyler district 30 hll the unexpired term
~ Hon r. c. re Granenreid. Also a dis
trict Judge Tor the Seventh judicial dis.
trict. and a district Judge for the Thirty
second judicial district All are 20 he held
November. az the time Of the regular
elect on.
seguin. Texas October Arrangements
have been made by tho democrats and
republican congressional campaign commit
tees 81 the Fifteenth congressional district
for joint discussions between Hon. John
n Garner. democratic nominee, and Hon.
John O. Scott republican nominee, AZ eight
different places IA the district Tho date
set FOR the debate IN Seguln Is Tnedsay.
October H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
CELEBRATED cHARAcrER DEAD.

He Was Convicted Of Participation in
Lnooln's Assassination.
Baltimore, October Samuel Arnold, z.
years OF age, who was convicted in 1906
FOR participation in the assassination OF
Abrahma Lincoln, is dead at his home al
Masonviiie. Anne Arundel county.
Arnold with DR. Mudd. Frank McLnugn
I'm ana others. was tried and convicted IL
Washington during Andrew Johnson's term
OF ofhce Arnold and Mudd were sent &c
the Dry Tortugas Tor ife, but were par
doned by President johnson after he hac
been acquitted In the impeachment trial
All EFFORTS TO get Arpold's story OF IA,
incidents leading up 10 the tragic death Of
President Lincoln We're futile
81 prepared a abatement which viii eI
onerate me from quit which viii be giyer
TO the world after my denth," was OIL hs
would say concerning the tragedy.
II % not known whether Arnold left his
promised statement or not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
SAN ANroNlo's CHEAP BRIDGE.
Has. Recovered the Money Paid AfteI
Lslhn K Several Years.

Has. Recovered the Money Paid After
Using II Several Years.
san Antonio. Texas. october Am
agreed judgment was returned today in the
Gaze OF the Berlin Iron Bridge company VS.,
city of san Antonio. a suit instituted 20
recover balance OF SB5uO due on the
Crockett street bridge in this city. Jne
city had paid $500 on the bridge but re.
sisted the payment or the balance on the
grounds that the contract was Invalid anu
asked judgment fer $500 already pnid IN
two former trials or the cnsc the city won,
hut new trials were granted By the agree,
ment todey judgment was rendered for tine
CITY for $500 against the bridge company
ana the bridge company Is given the right
10 take out the structural work Ihe bridge
10 IN the heart Of the city, only hiocK
and half from Alamo PLAN, and mas been
used 10y the public several years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Palestine MAY Get an Electric Road.

Palestine. Texas, October IA movement
has been started toward securing an elec.
tric street railway for this city, aud the
hopes of the citizens may nj last he real.
lied Messrs. Taylor and Hunter of South
directors OF the electric light company last
nlfht took an option on the plant until Jan
uary ] and paid the money down for the
option, Their plans are not known and
they viii not give out anything except that
II they decide 10 put in a street RAILWAY
system they will buy the Hight plant aud
operate the system in conjunction with II
They are said 20 represent strong com
upto.daic system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
IN DIVIDEND DECLARED.
ID Company Made $50 Per Cent
~ 10 Two Months.
,,0posIrlOS 10 ISSUE BONDS
n. improvements Now Pending
N r0D ~, Beaumont City Council.
ssi''s s.,Ny,ll Touring the X. c. S.

.,0,. Texas. October THE Car
stsuln' vii and Drilling company de-
II op "l,,aend OF 100 per cent ON the
irsd Z !. a september business Of the CON
i:gds'. suS & the largest oil dividend ever
saaFsa D' n Guefey and Mr.. Mellon are
,,,d here from pittsDufs IN a rev
~ ,onnci ordered bond election
re oa II to determine whether the
n s~'I 1,sna for the following purposes
~ y, ,lnr debt, $4,000; additional paving
s '1o. school buildings, $4,000; city hall
ss0S %',IOn and prison, S4O'ooo; sewerage
'le~ .o,,,otlon for a receiver IN the
i~ ~ Ease came up this morning and
w. ..,tl,uony is now being taken IL VIII
|tf t'anished before tomorrow.
|lg te pli,eh TODAY took a hand IN the
fhe eean n. n nassed to u third and dual
riitd netition for franchise by the
y;ang ss,,arests covering suburban streets
l9elsAeAl, was being contested ny the folh
ird NsiSp who we're asking thar similar
nlu',sn the same streets ne applope1 w
80 nv the COUNCIL ms NN
~ victory. 80. sa-,.ea tho writ
sltHs ,m McGary, as publisher OF tue
tlas "a "a appear before Judge Martin ana
lellar.;, .sor, IL any why he should not be
aes 4 .nntempt for publishing two articles
~ y yIynnrnaf Of last Friday which are
\. ~ - h. \ reflection on Judge Martin OF
~ ISL .s,T II Londoners were in. Beaumont
! pa, r3;,nytes today. Mr.. A. =. Stilwell,
4 ~ 1s,r ~ N the Kansas City, Mexico and
.iee r,iiway. was at the head of the
s lsa TSlch was travelling In a private car
lAl, y, u T,or euv regular train. The per.
t,ls s ~ mo marty is. A. y. Stilwell. rail-
,.,s nsgpate. Aohn Perry. retired capltol-
y. ~ y S Rendell, solicitor; II. ID. Tuckett,
.,,is,sr. William a Simerson, member OF
N. Iardon stock exchange, all Of London.
M i q yarmalle. capitalist Of Amster-
,.- I'M marty only stayed in Beaumont
Ky. ,re,eh TO he transferred to the Kan
y. CIV Southern Railway companyls track
a.sn tie Southern Pacific, they coming In
.,sm Hcpston when they continued their
,n ,yr "a Port Arthur, their destination.
Gs StlTell was seen by n reporter or
n, pest and be said that his mission to
~, lribur was simply To inspect the line
\ rosd that had been built which he had
* seen for three years. The party VIII
Tntn at Port Arthur tonight and part
\ tomorrow and will come through Bean
rort tomorrow evening on their return
m 10 Kansas City which will be made
XXI The Kansas City Southern.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
cArARRH or THE STOMACH.
a Pleasant. Simple, but Safe and
Effectual Cure for It,

Pleasant. Simple but Safe and
Effeotual Cure for II,
Catarrh OF the stomach has long been con-
sldered the next thing 10 incurable The
usual symptoms are a fun or bloating sen
satjon after eating, accompanied sometimes
with sour or watery risihgs, iorinat l, ot
gases causing pressure on tue heart ahn
inncs and difficult breathing, headaches:
6rEio appetite. nervousness and general
PLAYED out languid feeling
There Is often a foul taste In the mouth,
coated tongue. and II the interior OF the
stomach could be seen II would SNOW
sliniv. iniamed condition.
.iTbe cure for this common and obstinate
trouhle Is found In a treatment which
causes tho food 10 be readily. thoroughly
dirested before It has time 10 terment ana
initiate the delicate mucous surfaces OF nc
stomach To secure prompt ana heaithy
,t,,setion IS the one necessary thing 80 DO
and when normal digestion Is secured the
CATARRHAL condition will have disappeared.
Ageorfiing 10 Or. Ilarlanson the safest ana
III recruitment Is 70 use after each meal a
toiJs, composed OF Diastase, Aseptic Pep
Sin little NuN, Golden Seal and run
sciis These tablets can now De found az
a ", S,,y stores under the name OF Smnrt's
nvsnensia Tablets and not being patent
5i,slnp can be used with perfect safety
and INSURANCE that hehl,hY upptutf hnu
thorough digestion VIII l'iioM tie'F iVh"'"i
Mr. n Workman, Chicago. III. writes;
..ssn,.-rl, ls a laral condition resulting from
, ,t,,,isefed roid In the head whereby the
i,r1ns me,nbrane Of tho nose becomes in
amsd and the poisonous Gscha ,5 Iness
,.t.s fbe stomach. this producing catarrh
\, tbe stomach Medical authorities pre-
grrihed for lne FOR three years for catarrh
~ stomach without cure, but today am
~ =, t-,,,,ieet ~ men after using only one
Nv ~ siuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. | can
~ ana anproprinte words 10 express my
good feeling , psEe t iSPu use Ss' "pP''''
Ai e,,arfis dyspepsia Tablets IS the safest
,.r,,,,arst isn a. wen as the SIMPLEST and
most convenient remedy lor any feGm o. ~
NM stomach, heart burn and bioating after
meais-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
CITY Bank of sb.rn,a,

Sherman Texas, October T--At meeting
of the stockholders Of the City bank OF
Sherman today the following officers and
board Of directors were elected: Fred Elem
ing, president; II. D. Lindsey, cashier; a.
Templeton. Harold Talley. A. ]. Elliott. W.
G: Witwer and ], W. Mckee. directors.
This Is a reorganization OF the old CITY
bank of sherman, which closed its doors
October is, 1897
These gentlemen have not given out their
plans for the future. but II is stated on
what seems to be good authority that they
VIII reopen the doors Of the City bank of
sherman II Is strong corporation that
has been formed In this Reorganization.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Caldwell CulIinos.

Caldwell, Texas. October 7 "a large
crowd Of people are IN town, attracted by
euckskin Bnl's show. which will be here
today and tonight
The pnbiic schools have holiday ana MI
the children are enjoying themselves.
A W. MclVsr returned from a VISIT 70
Austin this morning
y ". Van Meter who rs M charge Of the
A.dridgc farm. near Rita IN the northeast
corner 81 this county. struck a deposit OF
oil several days since al tho depth Of eighty
Ave fret The oil IL much darker than the
beaumont oil and thicker. bnt seems "a
burn readily. He reports that Il Is In good
quantity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BEEVILLE.--Com Commissioner court IA hold
ing a special session In order TO tnke the
necessary steps TO have the bridges and
roads damaged by the recent heavy rains
rebuilt and repaired,
COLEMAN. The Waco Electrical Supply
company has finished putting IN the electric
light plant for Coleman City the contrac-
tors will run the plant for ten days before
turning 1t over to the city.
BRYANT b, Sawtoll state commander
Of the Knights Of the Mnccabees came
down from Waco and. Ia company with
Deputy Tiehout Skalns and other sty
Knights went to Edge. in this county. and
organized Maccabecs tent with twenty.
one members.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
IExAS DEATHS.

sWFAT'T. -waxahRchie. Tovas. o.toi,ay
8-AleE Sweat. q Young business man OF
this city. died this morning at o'clock.
SMITH. -Corsicana. Texas. October a.
Mr. q VI Smith, one Of tho pioneer set
Mrs. J. A. Hoopesl aged - wife OF Major
]. NJ Hopes. died at her home here Satar-
day night lnturment teak eiees ~
clty cemetery al p. M yesterday.
SMITH. Austin. Texas, October Tack
C. Smith, aged - years. an old veteran
az the Confederate home. died last night
and was buried today He was a member
OF company 3, Firth Infantry, Hood !
brigade.
JoNEs.-Loehhsrt. Ie1as. October t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
LEON COUNTY FAIR.

n Opened Under Very Auspicious Cir
eumstsnces Win Fine Exhibits.
Marquee, Texas, October THE opening
Nv ot the Leon county fair left nothing to
n desired so far as weather was concerned.
4 De grounds we're in hue shape, the race
Iii9 perfect the buildings beautifully
eosated and filled In all departments with
4 = cream Of the products and handiworR
,eS
me address Of welcome delivered by Hon.
w A Yestal evoked rounds of applause,
tM tle music by the Jewett band was soul
papiring.
ine exhibits in the stock and agricultural
.aHnents were judged in the forenoon
~ , game OF bail between local mines
F'tfoed the races In the afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
TEXAS POLITICS.
Mo "FIooenee" Desired,

Austin. Texas, October THE candidates
for county offices In Travis county held
n meeting yesterday and decided to "set
down" on the "hooenceH man. They
adopted the following resolution:
whereas. Under the constitution and laws
OF Texas. the successful candidate who
pays money. directly or Indirectly, To secure
votes for his election, becomes a periurer
when he takes his oath Of office ana on
conviction must be sent 10 the penitentiary,
now. therefore. we. az democratic nominees
OF Travis county. mutually pledge our
selves TO cooperate IN detecting and aiding
to convict such violators OF the law. no
matter for what party he may be a can.
didate and to confne onr own expenses for
spirit OF the law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Cameron CulIinos.

Cameron, Texas, October 7-NIarshalrs
saloon hes been closed FOR debt The orig
lnol proprietor dcd before the collection OF
the revenue. and the marshal paid the tax
and assumed the property, but Il was heuy-
liz Involved
h. l.. Meyers returned to the Agricultural
and Mechanical college yesterday.
Coicnel Nat Tracy and Ed Holtzclaw Of
Ruckdale are shaking hands with friends
hero.
Hen Cullen f. Thomas Of Waco was the
rrest ~ the city a few hours yesterday,
Messrs Tyson, Bicket Averitt and lyle
hart have returned from Kurnes CITY
where they were summoned as witnesses In
the shenleld murder case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
humphreys Reeovcred Iudnmn,t

galveston Texas. October 7.-R. NJ.
humphreys fled three suits for damages
IN the district court here this morninC
against the Gulf, Colorado and santa Ia
hailway company and received judgments
against the company In each case. Two
were Med In the Tenth district court, ono
being based on the death Of Mrs Iigyis
humphreys, which was caused by a wreck
tuat occurred on tho Santa Fe September =.
aud the other for injuries received by Miss
AEhes Humphreys. The judgments were
agreed and amounted 70 S4l00 In the FIRST
Gaze and $1,000 IN the second.
third case was filed In the Fifty.siN
district court. growing out Of personal In
lprles sustained by Lennie Humphreys in
the same wreck. The Judgment IN this
$1,000. 4NVu'eN "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Reaistration Under Wav.

Galveston, Texas, October : Registrar
r. I. Byrne opened his ofice this moruius
los the purpose Of registering tho voters for
the November election. Every EFFORT viii
he made TO make the registration RS large
as possible and there will be lively contests
for votes ut the election The warinest
campaign Is now being waged here that
Galveston has ever seen There are public
speeches every night In various portions
Of the city. The indications are the entire
democratic ticket will be elected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
KNIGHTS OF The Maooal,ecs

galveston, Texas, October ~ n Saw
ten state commander Of the knights ct
me Maocabees. with headquarters Mt Waco,
is 10 the city today on one Of his periodical
visits He reports the knights Of the Mac
caoees as an organization has been excep-
uonally prosperous during the past year.
The membership in Texas has increased.
says Mr. Sawtell, from 5000 10 1000 within
me last twelve months. The local branches
81 the order number about 500 aud they
are MI In iourishlng condition. Mr. saw
tcil Will address a meeting Il various lodges
II the city this evening
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
SIMPSONS DEcLINATION
PERSISTS nv REFUSING TO TAKE
JUpGEsHlP.
Governor Has Been Furnished With a
List OF the Eligible Attorneys, and
viii Make Selection.

Austin, Texas, October Tx United
States Senator Horace Chiffon. t. y. Jones
Judge Fitzgerald. Judge +. B. Perkins aud
Cone johnson. all OF rylar. arrived IN town
today to sec the governor regarding the
appointment OF a district Judge In the
Seventh district 10 an the unexplrcd term
OF Judge Gordon Russell Yesterday the
governor appointed District Attorney Slmp,
son Of Upshur county to mi the vacancy,
hut this morning he received n telegram
from him declining the appointment and re.
Qucsting that some one else De appointed
Attorney Cone johnson stated today that
Judge simpson refused the appoiutmcnt on
account ~ certain promises
The governor again rendered the appoint.
ment TO Judge simpson at noon at the re.
quest Of the Tyler bar members. and late
this afternoon he received another telegram
in which Simpson again declined
The attorney furnished him with list
appointment can be made and the governor
states that he viii announce the apnoiOt.
ment tomorrow morning.
Judge u. r. Perkins who Is registered
from Tyler. says that the crowd here has
had regular old time East Texas light
over the appointment.
Tyler Texas, October To-day Governor
seyers wired Hon, X. w, Simpson. who had
declined the appointment for the uncxplrcd
term OF the district judgeship TO recon.
slider his dcclinatiou. us It was the Only
solution Of the mudile this district Is now
q the array Of COUNSEL now IN Austin from
Tyler TeNarkana ana Grtenyile who arc
Interested In the important litigation set
Tor this week, He again refused,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
penton COUNTY Earm neal.

Denton, Texas, October The deed In
one OF the largest recent land transactions
in this county was fled 10 the county clerks
Office today, whereby Colonel 4. W. Abb
ney Of this city transfers 10 II Waddell
Of Western Texas 0e0 acres 81 land on
Clear creek. northeast OF here. the consid.
Grafton being $1,000 or an average price
Of s33. 33 l-3 per acre
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
N.n,o suIoidnd y Melmar.

wemar Texas October IA negro by
the name Of Tom Arthur, son Of Jack Ar
thur, highly respected farmer living about
seven miles west Of this city, committed
suicide this morning IN bed az his fathers
residence lie had been sick for some
time mast In the absence Of Esquire Van
Alstyne. Justice Miller Of Columbus will
hold the lnQucSt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

Dcnlson, Texas october Z There was
serious wreck yesterday afternoon at
waggoner. The Katy flyer from the
south left the main track az the south
end Of the Katy yards aud colllded with
freight train stnndiug about car length
frcm the frog of the switch. The engine
was completely smashed 10 piecoB and
two coaches and express and baggage cars
were ditchcd. The coaches and baggage
car were considerably damaged None of
the passengers were seriously hurt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Ann county RepubIloans.

Hnlsroro, Texas, October THE Hill
county republicans met in secret caucus
last night to nominate county ticket,
They nominated about half the ticket aud
adjourned until Saturday, when the ticket
wilt be completed and given ont for pub.
lication. It Is learned that William Wood,
formerly postmaster. was agreed unon for
tressurer and A. Collins for sheriff, The
names of the other candidates were not
1 ..nllAal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
coIorado a ID NornaI sLaae.

wharton. Texas, October THE Colo
RADIO continued to fan rapidly during the
last twenty-foug hours an, = now about at
its usual waite level The swift recedlng
~ the waters VII greatly lessen the dam
a,,e dome hV the rise and N the warm.
srnnv weather continues harvesting can
b. resumed in few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
OnIy a Few Were chcsen.

san Antonio Texas October TOUT or
thirty.ono applicants for apprenticesnips,
etc. In tho United states at the naval re-
crniting office IN this city, only eleven
passed the examination, were accepted ana
sworn IN. ana the lads VIII be sent n Bos.
ton and placed on the training ship
Wabash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08

Austin, Texas. October THE charter OF
the Sabine Valley Telephone company.
with Headquarters at Center. was iiled 10.
day Capital stock $4,000. Purpose is TO
conduct telephone exchange through the
counties ~ shelby san Augustine Panola
hinc lncorpontors; T.. G. Branch " A.
King, Jr J. 7. Policy and J. w. snndeEs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
Texans in New York.

New York, October THE following
Texans are registered IN New York:
Houston-M Mrs. Darlington, II. e. Paine,
Manhattan.
San Antohio-Miss Houston, Navarro; C..
A. Zilker and wife, Gerard
Dallas-M. Blauheld, Imperial; DR.. W.
Greenburg, Imperial
Gaveston-G. Gearhart Albert,
Paris-E. Goldman. Astor.
Beaumont-W j. Parrish, Manhattan.
Waco-R. S. White, NJ. Spicer. Herald
Square
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
JAMES YOUNG CONTINUES TO CON-
TESS DESPITE THE WARNINGS.
y y. humphreys Has Recovered Three
Ns'eed judgments Against the Santa
re as Result Of Wreck.

!. galveston, Texas, October flames
ioans' ahas Patton, who was arrested YES.
teFday afternoon on the charge Of assault 10
rape waived examination this morning and
Was remauded to jail. He admits beinr
~ ~ MAJ. wanted, but tells different story
N toih me one related by the young lady.
No'Nlthstunding that he has been warned
M SeAunues TO confess that he IS the man
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-08
10 conyIetIen a Tyler.

Tyler, Texas, October I'm the ease Of
the State VS.. =. v Peterson. charged
with violation OF the local option law in
justice preslnct No. 2 the Jury convicted
him and asaessed bis punlshment nj $50
hne and twenty days in jail. This Is the
first ense iiled under the local option law
IN that precinct. There are three more
cases against Peterson which VIII be
heard az this term Of the county court.