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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-29
RELIGIOUS NOTES.


sILsBEE Revs. $. &c. Mann and {. O.
Swearngen have closed a successful re.
Ylval, resulting I'm eighteen conversions
BERCLAIR. Rev. Surret Of the Indian
Territory minister of tho Christian
church, Is conducting a protracted meeting
here. and much interest is being mani.
tested.
Cleburne--The seventh session Of the
Waco district (colored) Sunday school con.
vention and teachers institute is in scs-
sion here. About twenty 1--WE delegates
are In attendance.
Hllsboro. Thu Hubbard Baptist asso
clation Is In session this week. pr n. G.
Buckncr Of Buckner's Orphans home made
Rev j. NJ. Geddy of the State mission
board raised $270 for State missions A
number NJ prominent Baptists arr present
CROSS PLAINS. Evangelist sid WIZ
Hams has Just closed revival at Cross
Plains There We're CITY additions n tn-
Baptis' church. The debt on the church
building was raised More than 300 PEG.
pie attended the baptizlng, which took
place in Mr.. Orr's tank. Mr.. Williams
left for Mansfield, Texas.
Gonzales-The Methodist Episcopal col.
ored conference for the San Antonio dis
trlct is 10 session here aud viii hold over
Sunday next. Rev H. Swans OF Luline IL
presiding elder A. II, Hun Of Cuero sec
Rotary Among the prominent ministers
present are Rev NJ s. Jordan Of Gollad.
president Of the Epworth League: Rev.
Mac. Henson OF the ColumbVx district and
Rev. G. Il. Bryant Of San htonio.
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g. R, BURoW NOMINATED
For Congress by the Republicans Of the
Ninth District.

For Congress by the Republicans Of the
Ninth District.
Cuero, Texas. August %. The republt-
can convention for the Ninth congressional
district met here today with every county
represented except one The convention
was organized by elcctinG o. S, York of
Jackson chairman. T.. w. White OF De
Witt secretary. The platform reathrms al
legiance to the philadelphia platform, in
d0rses Fcosevelt's administration az a
whole and especially his financial and
Philippine policies lpdorses the tariff, hut
SAYS the party Is not welded to any scneu-
ue and Is ready to change its schedule 10
meet conditions. Fuyurs Improvement of
waterways ard bays and asserts the sue,
cess OF the party Is inseparably connected
with internal Improvement; favnrs ADJUST.
mCnt Of labor troubles by arbitration and
the creation of a labor bureau; condemns
an consptracies and combinations intended
IN restrict business and create mohopclies
mud limit productions or control prices.
and recommends uniform laws to regulate
all such trusts.
Hon. b. r. Rurow Of Yorktown, De
witt county. was unanimously nominated
for congress.
J. X. Hcxter OF Victoria was elected
chairman OF the district.
Mr. Burow. the nominee. is representa-
tive stock farmer and citizen and has
lived In De Witt county for many years
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Ma. GoopRIcH.s srATEMrNr

MIX. GoODRlCH'S STATEMENT
Scguin, Texas. August 20.-Cousidcrahle
Indignation was at trst expressed by the
republicans of Guadalupe county at the
stan correspondent Of The Houston Post
uhde" the date Of August -, relative to
the statement that Mr.. Scott, IN las ,reu.
ihc sr,crh in SeEuin. failed to give due
credit for sincerity OF purpose and bravery
In action to the cx CONTEMPORARIES. ana the
tulthur statement that tine spr ..ic1 OF
candidate shaking the bloody shirt IN
Texas is SO incongruouS that M result vs.
easily forctold," After due consideration
they now feel that the stntcm,lt in The
Post was not made with any iatcntioa II
rejecting upon Mi Scott. but tuat the
stan correspondent Of The Post based hl s.
report upon misrepresentation III de- to
him while on his visit to the press con
Ncntiun at Gonzales.
ut course, at this line It Is impossible
To quote the exact language tsVd by Mr..
scott, but the following interviews aud
written statements have been male by
the leading democrats of gain:
Hon j b. Dlbrel-l heard the speech
NJ Mr.. Scott delivered at Segwp. There
was nothing In it at which any eI-Confcd-
crate could take exception. There WAS not
one syllable that could ec construed as
trary he stated that he was born and
reared In the South, graduate by choice
of southern university and his sym
pIthics were naturally vita the South.
John Moore editor of Scguin Enterprise
" hic | am supporter OF Mr.. Garner In
this race aud rs a matter Of fact did not
hear any Of Mr.. Scott's speeches IN this
county, yet II be had made any attack on
the Confederate soldiers believe | would
have been one Of the first to have heard Of
It, snow how q roalg ct the ma mater nr,ro With
crate soldier. belonged 10 company i;
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IMPROVEMENT NOTES.

JASPER.--rhe First National bank build.
ing is nearing completion.
BEKClAIR--A new brick business house
and big warehouse are now under way.
oRANGE.-Work has begun on the new
brick business block 10 be built by Mayor
j. w. Link.
TEMPLE.--rhe building committee OF the
Carnegie Library association has definitely
decided on building plans for the library
building The architect guarantees thar
the building can be built for $1,000, the
amount contributed by Mr.. Carnegie.
HICO.-Thc addition to the school buIld.
ing which was Begin about two months
ago will soon be completed. The addition
gives four more rooms, making twelve in
all Everything viii be I'm readiness for
school to begin on September y Inc
building complete viii have cost about ST..
900 and IS priced very highly by our PEG.
"a
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RouNTREE,s NOMINATION.
Secretary MoLemore Says It Was Reg
ular and There Should Be No Kick

Secretary MoLemore Says It Was Reg
uar and There Should Be No Kick.
san Antonio. Texas August 27.-Jetf Nc
Lemore. secretary OF the state demo rattle
executive committee, asked regarding the
senatorial situation In the Capital City
district. expressed himself as follows:
THE situation there IS all right and
the democratic nominee, Hon. Lee j. Roam
Tree viii bc elected. Certain Austin pc j.
ticlans who are opposed to Mr., Rountree
have tried 10 create the impression tlat
Hon. j. II. Fauhion Is the nominee e
cause he received n majority OF the PR
mary vote OF the district. II Is wen
known fact however, that both candidatn IS
made the race with the thorough I'm Ter
stnndlng that the convention was 10 lie
he'd In the ol1-fashloned way and that the
was To be made by the dc p
gate vote of each county. was maue
that way and the Travis delegation par
fitipated In the convention. Mi. Ronnirtf
was nominated Just as every other IN
atorial caDdidntc in the state has hech
nominated aud in the same way tXaelly
thar every ono cf his predecessors received
the nomination.
''rhc call for meeting q the democrat 9
executive committee ~ Travis county %
decide who X thu nominee and whsse name
shall 20 an the ticket. Is regarded by the
rspk aud iie u Inc party AZ piece OF
fcoh shness.P
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Physician and Druggists.

Frd & sturgeon, a prominent drug . arm
At Rocky Hin Station. KY. writes: I'VE
were requested by Or. G.. d. sngley TO
customers. we ordered three dozen In De
esmber, aud we are glad 10 say. berbine
has given such great satisfaction that We
have duplicated this order three times,
a ard We beg to say Or. @. B. snigey
s az Sottie Sold BY A. ., Kiesling.
CURED PARALYSIS.
w pa,Iy. p, o. True. Texas. writes:
..Nnc Vile had been suffering i've years
with paralysis In her arm; when ! was
pwhich cnred her all right ! have also used
I, for old sores. frost bites. and skin erup,
,to NJ n does the work. 25c. SOC and Sl-oo
hottIe. sold BY A. Il. Kiesling-
WATCH FOR A CHILL,
uowever slight at this time Of year and
in this climate i y the roserun nnd 81 mai ~
i l.s ont ieeeiins even comes bsfore the
sahuI HerbIne. by its prompt stimulafive
ection on the liver. drives the malarisI
germs out OF the system. Purlnes the n,1oa.
fones M the system and restores neaitns
t Yen So, TX Sold by A. u. KesI!ng.
A WORM KILLER.
Montgomery. Puaico, Wayne,
re- No writes: ~ have little twin girls.
',.Ho have been bothered with worms. ell
heir lives. | tried everything 70 relieve
them them which failed until ! used whites
S Srea four worms from one OF tnem.
" naxt Two doses. twelve. one OF them
,nlnesssnrlng twelve inches; the other chiit
was only s.Isvsa q seqs White wsIsss Cream 4
Hnoss 800 Il good for children. II NOT ouiy
sl,rnrs worms. Il helps the child 20 per
Ssct gfowth wards on sicknesA &c. Sold
By a. Z. Kiesilns'
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ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Harvesting Has Begun on Some OF the
Flee Farms.

Harvesting Has Begun on Some OF the
Flee Farms.
Orange. Texns, August 2S.-For week
or ten days past there has been a con
slant stream OF rice harvesting aud thresh-
ing machinery going out of the city TO
the various rice farms In this county and
harvesting has already begun on some Of
the farms The prospects now are very
favorable for a hoRvy yield and the crop
in Orange county this year will exceed
mat of last year considerably. The Orange
rice mill is getting everything ready 10
begin the seasons run about September
Is. with +. L.. Reid as manager. w. G..
Gurvey, clean rice department; Charles
Dnhoval, buyer; VIII Campbell, grader and
wnrehouscman. n JordS bookkeeper; II.
Scruntlne. head miller; James Matthias, as.
HStant miller Joseph Fatch. engineer
quito a number g. Improvements have been
made In the mill that will put II In the
hrst rank of rice mills In southeast Texas.
MIR T. X Smith. president OF the Orange
Paper company, returned this morning
from trip to Chicago aud other Northern
and Eastern points, whore he has been
on husincss connected with the paper mill
here He made some extensive iuvestlgn
lions Of paper manufacturing while away
paper here at n saving OF nearly - per cent
In expenses over mills IN the East. ono
OF the principal items Of economy being
In using oil for fuel.
Tic plumbing work on the new holland
hotel was completed todny and Is snid
20 be one If the finest jobs In the State.
The electrical work and the fixtures are
being completed as rapidly MS possible and
81 Is thought now TINT the hotel win be
ready to open by September 10
Colonel w. d. Bettls will leave tonight
Washington in behalf of the Sabine lake
channel proposition.
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DEATH OF MISS yOGEL.
circumstances Now Indicate that tic
Young Lady Was Respondent.
MYSTERY or Tile MEXICAN CLEARED
Was Killed by jumping from Train.
Louis Ball Was Accidentally Shot
and Killed by a Friend.

Beaumont. Texas. August IS. Last night
The Post correspondent struck clcw tnat
LED 70 all Miss Nogers history while IN
the city and they were followed ont 20 The
most minute point, shortly after her ar
rival here Miss Nogcl met three promiucnt
gentlemen OF the city and talked to thcm
at various times in regard to the lnus
"h!ch she lad In Galveston for sale. Tnoy
were men of money aud men who eau ron-
manu- money and She expected to sell
them the property, Her business was con.
hned Ia large measure TO these gentle,
urn. who we're considering her PROPOSE.
non anu VINO we're usso iut KING inVostlsd.
lions One evening they mad unnrr doW n
town ana II begun To dawn upon Miss
Nogel that she would probably tan in tae
uedl, ana she became Respondent, aud he.
IUie reaching the OAKS hotel Snc mad re.
marked that II she failed to make the
ueai she would be tired OF living. There
was much other Information secured,
winch mas been turned over to the ON.
elau aud which can not be made public
at this timo.
In addition to all that. the undertaken
states thar when the embalmiug ruids
we're administered the body gave every
symptoms Of having been poisoned rnis
Would indicate th4t Mr.. furlong's state.
meht, which Is published In this morning ;
paper. is the correct theory IN the case.
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ACCIDENTS AND SUDDEN DEATHS.

FORT woRTH-.p e. Mcclure vas
found dead in his bed. the result Of apo
plexy.
LADONIA.---E. c. Hurrcn, living three
miles east OF this place. while crossing
ditch on load OF wood fell behind his
team and was instantly kicked TO death.
lie was an ex.Coptederate.
PARIS. n, Feeser, a painter died at
the city hospital from lead poison The
deceased came to Paris twelve years ago
hratcd No Mans Land murder case, known
as the Haymeadow massacre. in which
number Of persons were charged with Kill
Ing Sheriff Cross OF Stevens county, kan.
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Temple, Texas August e7-County Chair,
man n r peudetou Of the democratic
executive committee has issued . call for
n meeting of the committee on September
TO take M some business matters
La Grange Texas. August 27,-At dem
ocratIc headquarters for the Ninth con.
grossionai district II was today announced
that Hon George +. Burgess will speak
at BAY city on September at $50 M.
Conroe. Texas. August % The local
option contest IN Montgomery county Is
warming no and there Is daily speaking
in ali precincts II is expected that the
result will be close and neither side Is
leaving anything undone
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lsneclal 70 The Posi-. J

Norfolk, ya.--Arriyed: Monomoy Br1,
from Gaiveston Hazelmoor CBr1, from
Galveston.
Port Eads. La-Arrived Jerseymoor
(BrJ from Capetown, Africa Esther (Aml,
from Bluehelds; Bratten (Aor), from puerto
Cortez: tugboat Charles Clarke lAm.). from
Port Arthur, Texas, with barge OF oil;
Comug (Am), from New York Inchdnne
tBrJ. from Barry Wilmington Hull qirl.
from New York; Algiers lAn-l, from Pcr'
l.imon; Pic X (Span), from Genoa VIA
Barcelona and Cuban and Mexican ports
Sailed wanderer tBr) for Liverpool
Hiram (Nor3 for Puerto Cortez; OLYMPIA
CRrl. for Port Llmon; Condor tNorl, for
IIyingston Via Belize and Port Barros.
New York.-salled: El cid, for Galveston.
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NEW SHERIFF ron VICTORIA.

Edwin Klein Put in by the County Conn
rnissioners.
Victoria, Texas, August 2s.- couatv
commissioners In SPECIAL session yesterday
declared vacant the office Of sheriff and
tax collector aud unanimously elected Ed
win Klein TO the of0ce. He gave the re-
CURED bond OF $1,000 and was sworn in
Immediately. He Ia thoroughly conycrsaut
with the duties Of the position by reasoa
Of having served In the office II his fnthcf,
County Clerk August Klein, for four years
and he is competent to discharge the duties
satisfactorily. lie is only - years % Ags
and Is probably the Youngest sheriff ia tho
State.
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u, rdso Texas, August 2S.-The officers
80 mat tho heabcss trunk found In
!, peaS Mans Gullcy" near this city in New
IN 1'Vo belongs to Jay Cullen, prominent
~, a engineer who disappeared from the
ee Railway oompany's work two weeks
~. AFTER losing all bis money Mt the
iss,it,s table and leaving his family IN
pUsbia clrcumstonces Cullen came from
LA Colo The coroner has NOT vet
iisp,sssIr inquest and II is impossible to fully
cplen me remains. It Is supposed that
OF his head. w ''N'
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During a period Of poor health some
time age I got a tsial bottle Of Dewitt's
Little Early Risers." says Justice-ofthe.
Peace Adam Shock. u New Lisbon, Ind.
II took them and they did me so much
GOOD / have used them ever since" Safe,
reliable and geL''e Dewitt's Little Early
Rlsers neither gripa nor distress but slim
uiate the liver and promote regular and
easy action OF the bowels.
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An Aned Man Killed.

Galveston. Texas. August 2s,--Chrlstlan
Warner. aged ~ years, was sillcd ut the
southern Paclhc pier this morning His
head ana body were horribly mutiIated. IL
seems that he was carrying eure Quo e
dinner who was employed M the elevator
and was cudcavoriuG 10 pass between two
cars when switch engine hacked p 10
the string 81 cars aud caused the ear to
ruu over him.
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LYON CLAIMS.
Uninstruoted Delegations Are Said tc
Favor Him.

Sherman. Texas, August 2s.--The morn
ing press reports show that Lyon is clear
ly in the lead. In addition TO these re-
ports. returns have been received at Lyon
headquarters today which show that Lyon
viii itudonbtodly succeed himself as State
chairman. lie has carried all Of North
Texas it is asserted nj headquarters, and
while some Of the delegations are un.n-
II 4. not true that at the county conven-
tlon held in this city the police assaulted
amy members OF the boiling delegation.
The chairman OF the convention. r. :;
Gitbs and the sergeant-at-nrms requested
the boilers to leave the platform and they
refusing. an officer who was in 90 house
was asked by Mr.. gibbs to clear ihe stage.
tool no part IN the county convention
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GRANGER Citizens indiotsd

,gef' Texas. August 2s,-There are
NM, SIX Indictments In the county court
, s-Ca meets at Georgetown next Monday
S stslHst the whites here nm occ,rnr os tho
Il taI9roance With the negroes on the nIrht
ualsy3s q last. The charge made IL ian
~ s,,ll assemble" There were more than
.---ulpoenaa issued for this place
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Truck Growers in The City, but No
Convention Will Be Held.
AGED MAN WAS KILLED BY A CAR.
Young Lady from San Saba County Took
the Veil as Nur--Miss Vo1ero
Remains Arrived.

Galveston, Texas. August IS. THE Eas,
Texas Fruit and Truck Growers association
viii not hold q convention here, as had
been announced They are here, however,
aud viii spend two days in the city enjoy.
Ing tho surf bathing aud other pleasures.
Roth the international and Great northern
and the Southern Tactic made very cheap
rates for the excursion aud there was a
large number of people ou the traius ar
riylng here tonight
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Galveston, Texas, August 2s.At a very
impressive ceromony held az the trsuipe
convent this morning Miss Virginia Holman
Of SAN Sphu county took her Nnl' vows as
an Ursuluc nun and became Sister Mary
Iu.lu. l.tu,r Nciludr Nit.u Lpuut.i at tur
diocese, celebrated high mass IN the absence
Of bishop Gallagher, and Father Brislan,
) j., chaplain ~ the Ursuline community
delivered very impressive sermon.
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Mystery Of the Mexican Cleared.


Beaumont, Texas. August -. Conductor
VIII Hoover Of the Southern Pacific cleared
up the Mexican hoater mystery which was
alleged to have been Il murder by another
morning paper, lie says;
Il came ont Of Houston Monday night on
my regular run going east. On board the
trnIn was consignment OF hfty Mexicans
under man who had been seut west for
them 10 secure labor Tor the mills Mt Luke
Charles and they had tickets Tor that
place or, rather he had tickets for them.
There was nothing unusual about this
party ana no attention wUs paid to thtm
except that Ia round about way he tried
tc Keep them from knowing when they
or three similar parties had been started
east ana they left the train when they
reached here ami left the man la charge
of them without his knowledge
we pulled into Beaumont all q. X but
about the time we were ready to pull out
they learned that this was beaumont and
the result Of II was that they began railing
on the train Ike sheep. They ,clt as zap
idly as possible Some OF them were asleep
and some OF those were awakened by Their
companions aud Informed that this was
the city which they had all heard about
These also started to leave the train, but
In the meantime we were pulling out They
were rtlil getting on the trJln ana Jumped
as II moved until we reached the river.
The train crew split up ana tried 10 blrrl-
cade the open doors and keep them back
MS the river WINS reached but one Mexican
Jumped on about the middle OF the river
and the last | saw Of him he was going
through the darkness TO sudden death in
the water below, We saw pine logs where
he was falling and lie must have struck Que
Of them.
"No man could have lived after the fail
ana the train sped on and knew that there
was one Mexican less 20 work III Beuu.
mont. think the entire fan must have
bccu distance az something like nifty feet.
and / doubt vCrv much II he ever knew
what Killed him.
There were in all thirty.hve Mexicnns 10
leave the train and We arrived In Lake
Charles with fifteen OF them. The talk
about the man being murdered is nonsense
and | am pleased 10 b" able TO stnte the
coroner's verdict was ( erect when he said
"nccidentAl death"
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A carniuofous shetland.

Calvert, Texas, August ga carniyoro1s
Shetland pony has been discovered by Mr.
John Anderson on his plantation few
miles south OF Calvert In the BraZos valley,
Tho nOpy catches aud eats bones, he3n,
feathers and all full grown turkeys ana
chickens and seems to ind a peculiar
relish in the flesh OF all kinds Of fowl that
n,'nr "a tbo nroperty Of Mr.. Anderson's 1T
lie son ana is gi-atly priced by it's owner
Notwithstanding his chicken destroying pro
naucFfine
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ME- NonoIs Rcmnlns at galveston.

Galveston. Texas. August IS rhc re-
mains or Miss Lola NJ Vogcl who was
found dead in the oaks hotel at Beau
mont. arrived here this morning. The de.
ceased had resided at Galveston for the
past six years aud was we'll known IN the
city Her acqunntanccs do not aclicve she
committed Suicide.
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PROHIBITION FIGHT IN SMITH.
Campaign Is Being Wound Up With a
Flourish by Both Sides.

TYLER. Texas, August -, The prohibition
campaign closed tonight after an Intense
agitation OF over two weeks. At so'clock
every saloon and beer Joint in the city
closed doors and the traffic will he sus-
pended until Saturday morning The en-
lire town Is out tonight attending pro and
anti rallies In the court house yard there
are not less than 80 people present at
the pro rally, The negroes are having an
that color are In attendance.
The white ladies Of the city VIII be ~
tho nolls tomorrow and are thoroughly
organized for the work ID hand-
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News Notes.

Beaumont, Texas, August 2s.--There were
half dozen saloon burgaries here last
night and none OF the thieves has yet
been captured.
The city council met IN executive session
ton.
The nremen had an enjoyable dance last
night
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austin. Texas, August -Notwithstand-
as the fact that Hunt county is strictly
heel option, the state revenue agent has
een advised that twcnty-six internal rcyc-
Due liquor dealers licenses have been Is
sled since July L. Without having taken
y. w a State license these parties are in
@llon Of the state laws State Revenue
Aent Cunningham has 2 list of those who
laye taken out internal revenue licenses
" VIII forward same 10 the tax collector
Y NUM- county for propor actlon.
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nisohnrnn In Rankruntoy Asked.

Galveston. Texas, August 2S.-A petition
for discharge In bankruptcy was fled with
the clerk of the United states court hero
today by G. / Albcrteon Of BediaS, Grimes
county, Texas The case Will hc heard AZ
Houston before Referee In bankruptcy
Judge James H. Burnett ON September 20.
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KILLINGS.

Dsuison Texas, August 2s.--John shs-n.
a prominent farmer, was shot and killed
last night north OF the city By ]. NJ. May.
The killing was the result OF an old feud-
May was arrested and lodged IN jail.