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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
MRS. coRNELIIrs HINES

Mrs. Bridget Hines, wife of Cornelius
Hines, died at the family residence in
services will be held at the residence
at half-past eight tomorrow morning
and at st. Francis church, where there
will be a solemn requiem high mass.
The interment will be in ST. Lawrence
cemetery
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
MISS AGNES MORGAN,

The funeral OF Miss Agnes Morgan,
aged twenty years. daughter of Mr..
Hutchinson, conductor on the Con-
solidated railroad, will be held this
morning in this city on the arrival Of
the train from Mount Vernon. She
was well known here.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12

Miss Cincinnati -- There is that ex-
football player who married my friend
jeanette. Doesn't he look happy
Miss St. Louis-Yes; but you can't
always tell. That's the same chap who
played all through the Yale-Harvard
game with two ribs broken.-Judge.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
MR. cHATFTET,D,s EXPENSES

Minotte E. 'Chatfeld. who was elected
representative from New Haven at the
last election, filed his election expenses
with the town clerk yesterday after
noon. The amount was $2S2 spent for
postage and pastors.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12

servant-There's a gentleman at the
door who says he knew you when you
were boy.
Master-Tell him he was very kind to
call Should I ever happen to be boy
again I'll let him know.-Boston Tran
script.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
WAS A CAPTAIN IN THE OLD
TWENTY FIFTH,

Captain William w. Abbey, well
known and respected resident of South
Glastonbury, died at his home in that
place Saturday afternoon, aged nearly
eighty-nine years. He was a captain
of Company H, Twenty-fifth c. V.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
DERBY ALDERMAN DEAD.

Michael E. Johnson, recently elected
an alderman by the democrats, died at
his home in Derby yesterday of
Brights disease. He was forty-one
years of age.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
DIED IN DIIRHAM

his home Sunday, aged ninety-four
years.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Those Which Occurred Yesterday.
Warrantee.
Mary E. Wharton to Patrick ]. Bar
ry ct ux., Cherry Ann street, 25x12o
feet
Cordelia Beckley to Lewis D. Bixby,
ct Tx. Dickerman street, 30x14O feet.
Mary E. Cassell to Mary Melia, house
and land Garden street, 25x13O feet.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12

It Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Infiu
enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma
A certain cure for Consumption In first stages
and sure relief in advanced stages. Use at oncS
You will see the excellent effect after taking tha
first dose. Sold by dealers everywhere. Large
bottles % cents and so cents
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CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-07
STRANGER Buried at lIearns.

Hearne. Texas, November SIP to this
time the authorities have not been able
TO and out the residence Of the white
man who was found dead Sunday AFTER.
noon about one mile south Of town. Jus
tice Bishop held the Inquest, after when
the body was buried
Following is a more complete description
OF the body; Tn shirt was found the name
J. "A. Morgan, NJ, H. height. i've feet,
seven or eight inches; weight about l45 or
lR In pockets were found SO cents 81
small change, also n Reunion hotel" card
on the hack Of which were written IN
pencil the names a NJ. Rowles and X.
Mayheld, Justice Bishop Is of the opiniou
that the man had been dead for nearly a
week. The remains We're neatly dressed
when found, ana a valise containing sew
cra pieces Of clothing were found near
tho hodv. The party had only snort
time before purchased hat ana SHOES.
Justice Bishop learns that the Reunion
hotter IS Dallas hostelry, ana hopes
from the description above t. learn some
thing regarding the man. whose appear
ance leads him TO believe that ne was We'll.
fn-dn
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Planners d Ment Al CaIyert.

Calvert, Texas, November 6-rhe ROD
ertson county farmers institute convene,
In Calvert tomorrow. The following pro
gram is given out:
Grazing the Hog for Cheap Pork, rom
Frazier kopperl, Texas.
Corn Growing In the Black Lands.
Aaron Coffee told Cotton rlanter), Me
Kinney, Texas,
The Wonderful Resources OF Texas,
Irof. ii. L. Attwater. industrial agent
Southern Pacific, Houston.
Fruit ter the Black Lands" T.. W. kirk.
patrick, Mckinney, Texas.
"I'hc Soil and the Crop" Prof W. D.
Gibbs director state experiment station
College station.
influence OF boil Weevils on Our NexI
Cotton Crop, Prof. +. ". Mally, Garrison,
Texas.
''lhe Hog ana the Cow" H. II. single
ton, Mckinney
History Of Boil weevils in Mexico and
rcNas
Apple Culture in Central Texas" kamu
McGnnis, Terrell. Texas.
Tomato and pctaSo Culture" j. W. Moi.
ton, Industrial agent international anu
Great Northern railroad, Troupe Texas
Farmers Organizations, stock Breed.
ing aud Forage Crops" j. H. Conneil.
edltor Farm ana Rancb, Dallas.
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CITY BREvlTlEs.

The Carpenters and Joiners' local union,
No, ia Will meet tonight.
The usual Friday night hop" viii take
place tonight az Turner hall
There will he a meeting OF the Central
circle Friday evening at p. m nj Mrs
Van Weeks residence.
The High school football eleven will con.
test honors with he Central team tomor-
row afternoon at the baseball park.
There are undeliyersd kilograms at the
Postal Telegraph OFFICE, lis Main street,
for j. b. Tumble, j. o. Baldock, Il. ".
Hall.
The Brays' Bayou Gun club Is making
preparations TO have a grand barbecue and
shoot the last OF the season, next sunday,
November ..
meeting OF the nursery committee OF
the Faith Home association viii be held at
10 IN Saturday morning al the residence OF
Mrs w. r. Chow.
There viii he a box supper and entertain
ment az the Harrisburg High school build
ing tonight for the bcuedt or the school Inn
provement fund.
The Junior High school concert. which
was announced 20 take place this evening
In tue assembly hsll Of the school, has been
postponed 20 November H.
The ladies' Of the Cumberland Presbyte,
rlan church will give a social az the resi-
dencc Of MIR A. y Dawson, Ninth avenue
and Yale street, from s 10 10 p. IN. today.
The Light Bearers Social circle OF Shearu
Methodist Episcopal church will meet at
the residence Of Mrs. q w, Sheultz. corner
OF Travis and Lamar streets, this afternoon
az $3.50 o'clock.
There are undellyered kilograms az the
Office Of tue Western Union Telegraph com
many for George w. Crowder Hal Heed, +.
A. Eldridge, A. G. rice. Beaton Miller,
Tom Mlmms aud {. J. Reed.
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Palestine News Notes.

Palestine, Texas, November 6-Judge
John II. Reagan was IN the city again
today from his home near town, aud is
entirely recovered from the injuries re-
ceived In the runaway a few days ago.
He win leave here In a day or two for
Austin, where he goes to look after his
official duties as chairman OF the railroad
commission.
There Is az present quite lot Of build.
lug Improvements going on In this city.
A third story has recently been added TO
three business houses here and many othep'
Improvements are being made There q,
also a big demand for residence houses
and there is not much more than halt
enough vacant ones 20 supply the demand
The real estate men say they could rent
twice as many houses here now y they
bad them, and at good prices, too. Pales
tine IS growing faster than any other city
IN East Texas, and II Is steady, suhstsn
tial growth that win remain permanently
Business If all kinds Is good here aud
the streets are daily crowded with cotton
Wagons, some coming from LONG distance,
10 market the cotton here,
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experience IN association work ana hss
ncen. chogen by the internationsi commit.
tee for this specinl work IN the Reiirnsd
associations Tho several pastors ~ m
city VIII aseiet IN the meeting.
Inc committees from the board Of trade
which has the matter Of eutertoining the
Chicago delegation Of business men 10 psss
through. hero the latter part ~ tho wenl
nre per1ecting their plans, but the fuli pro.
gram can not he arranged until n a.
known definitely Just when the visitors vii
be IN Temple WIZ
:. A carload ~ the pipe organ Tor ,he
rltst Methodist church arrived yesterday
anu VIII be speedily put In place so as
~ 90 used during the coming conference
Experts to set II up arrived last night
Corrol SypeU OF near Rogers was ves
terIay adludged Insane IN the county court
and VIII be sent to one Of the asylums for
state Purchasing Agent c. p. Dodge who
sun claims this as his home. was i'm from
Austin TO vote yesterday
Judge rufus Y. King Of the Confederate
houle at Austin came up yesterday To
cast his vote In Bell county.
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Big Ratification.

Beaum6nt. Texas, November 6-The big
ratification meeting In honor Of the cleo
tion Of Hon w II. Pope TO the district
iudgcship of this county and also the other
candidates. both elected and defeated. was
largely attended tonight and there We're
many pleasant talks, Mr.. Pope was warm
Iy received: Ia fact. the ovation rendered
HIM was such as to an him almost beyond
sog,ech He appeared 60 be sincerely crate
m 10 his many friends who supported him
ith such energy and fairness ana nc
seemed Ia bear no ill viii toward any who
have opposcd him The meeting was held
In the Kyle opera house and there was q
very large attendance.
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an. nnnntv Enrmers oroanire.

Waxahachie. Texas. November 6.-The
farmers of Ellis county met here Yesterday
and organized sn institute with about 100
charter members There were about COO In
attendance every section OF the county
being well represented.
At the session yesterday morning Prof.
]. IL. Cornell. president OF the Texas
Farmers Congress. delivered an address on
stock breeding and forage crops, In the
Afternoon Prof. f. w. Mally spoke about
two and y half hours on the influence OF
Soll weevils on our next crop At night
MIR e. w kirkpatrick OF Mckinney dis
cussed the question % fruits for the black
land, He Illustrated his talk hy showing
The different methods % grating and bud
dine trees, vines. etc.
Today a permanent organization wac ef-
fected and officers elected
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

"A viii OF Mrs. Giddines Has Been
81 Filed for Probate.
henham. Texas November 6.-The will
: HE late Mrs NJ A Giddlngs has been
ia In the county clerks office for pro
III II bears date Of August IS, 1901, and
IA aside 5000 20 be invested In interest
s&lug securities, in addition to other pro
.sons made for the care Of her son,
hires Giddings. and his support during
Isl life time To her grandchildren, Miss
I'm Stone, Albert Stone, Louise GarNcr
tkie and Heher Stone, 1r., she beuucaths
zen their attaining their majority, $1,000
zach Of the stock ~ the First National
kAk and to her daughter. Mrs. Heber
fohe the remainder Of her estate, real and
ek onal and appoints Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
keCutors without bond.
Mr J. II. Campbell Of the law Arm of
arphel 4 Pennington will leave tonight
hi Beaumont whore he has decided TO
10 following were issued today: "Mrs.
ia 'lbr phul invites vCu to be present
IFAe nartaelC of Der daughter. Lula. to
|H james , HARRISON Wednesday morn
M November T. 1902; at half past 10
fpek, 81, Pctcr's Episcopal church,
unbam. Texas" This Young couple have
hpst OF friends who VIII toln in extend
81 congratulations la advance.
&eutenaut ". T. 1arrant who has been
~ on a tnrlough, left today for Cameron,
~ from there VIII go to San Antonio to.
Nrow with his sister, and they will he
aned by Prof T9rr0nt tomorrow, aud
.fe VII be Il family reunion IN the Alamo
~ before The lieutenant reports for duty.
w NowaCk, head of the destitute fam
~ every member Of which shas heeu AZ
Ned with typhoid fever az the old Ewing
70; In the northwestern part of the city,
- Wednesday uight A subscription wns
~ m Thursday morning 10 dcfray the
|ffral expenses.
10 W H Eldrldgc left Wednesday Tor
'&mond "a attend the trial Of w. r.
'4Ndge for the killing Of Captain Dunno
"a lhero Is considerable interest In the
#lt or the trial hero. as MIR. Eldridce
.Neu known here and has number OF
Nnds and relatives.
q ulam, Johnson, colored tenant on
8uy sheriff joe r Guyton's farm, lost
supply Of groceries while he was in
~ Wednesday, some one entering hts
'ase, stealing a sack Of flour, his supply
epnsidering the number Of raklrs and
RgeTs.on Of big show that were in
~ Wednesday there were very few VIC.
~ COINS orchestra left for Hemp
En- ,mS afternoon TO play for 3 dance
that place tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-07
CROWLEY NEWS NorEs-

ypogrs phieal Union Has Been Orean-
ixed--New Military Company.
CTowiey. La, November -winiai Phips
=" memphis district organizer OF the In.
ternational Typographical union. arrived in
the city yesterday and was successful in
orsanizlng union ip this place A meet
ING was held at the Crowley house last
nlEht When the union was perfected
nr. II. A. Steadman received a letter a.
gay from Adiutaut General JumeI al Ration
i m2999ge stating that the application Tor n
m.U4rS company had been accepted and
tnat nc would send q mastering officer to
ddnis place some time between tho 18th and
Suth instant, AT which time the company
VIII be mustered iu '"N'
Mr. Brown Funk, one Of thc ennio,,os 80
the Eagle Rice Mil company. and Miss
Katie lietriek of Lake Charles were quietly
married this afternoon by Rev. ~ q
stevens pastor Of the Christian church.
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sew Attractions 6ookcd--Arareer
for Comfort of Visitors.

i,ew Attractions 6ooked--Arranger
for Comfort of Visitors.
Preparations for the approaching No
Tsu-oh carnival are progressing RAPIDLY
Manager schwartz has lust closed con
tract With Big Joe. n at man weighing
SEQ pounds who viii be one OF the many
attractions Of the Midway.
Messrs. ITipp & Key are now engaged in
clearing the grounds aud the enclosures
Will be started today MIR Schwartz has
made arrangements to secure a houutiful
supply OF sawduet which win he scattered
over the fair grounds and viii form a
clean. dry carpet Tor visitors 70 walk on
Friday November II. VIII be Lumber.
mems Day and the grand parade Of the
Concatcuated Order of Hoo HooS will take
place In the evening
A special meeting of the No-Tsu.Oh d.
rcctors will be held this evening IN the
rooms Of the Business League. when ar
Engagements for the Midway and other mat
tiers concerning the carnival will he dis.
cugsCd.
The design OF the main entrance to the
fair grounds Of the No Tsu-Ooh carnival has
been completed and Is decidedly imposing.
The gateway will he q lofty, graceful imi-
tation Of the Moorish style ~ Rrchitectire
and viii not fail 10 impress visitors with
It's beauty.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.

*'ore have Arranged for a Union
. Thanksgiving Service.
einpie' IeHas November 6,-The Pas.
I association held a meeting at the
fAs Mems Christian Association yester.
and perfected arrangements for a
w thanksgiving service ia be held at
FIRST Methodist church. As has been
fon'ary for several years at these union
ICES a fund will be raised for the moor
II dlsbursed by the pastors as demands
HI ' NV uuiinS the winter months. Row.
D. erhinsen is to preach the sermon
2ien for the poor. ~ W "i'A' Tue COZ
HEbS, service Is Ia begin NJ the Young
En- Nn''S!l9n Association building To-
4 se,ret s zen. y;ohp Coldweu one of the old
4 4S,aIles m the Young Mems Chris
bS A.ssoeilsliou work. viii copdnct tho Tho
- VT. Noldwell has had wears OF
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Chysanthemum sh ~ al Navssota.

Navasota, Texas. November 6-rhe ladies
~ the Chrysnnthemum association an.
nounce that the date OF their annual EXIT.
biticn mas been Fixed for Wednesday,. No.
vemher H.
They believe that the time is now auspi-
cious for most excellent display OF these
beautiful flowers, and those who are civ.
and attention are also grotihcd with the
support they are receiving from ulI rue
lovers OF natures beautiful handiw0rk
The exhibit VIII he luade IN the wilson
hall and all, ladies taking an interest IA
the show are earnestly urged to can earIy
az the hall to assist with needed decoration
ana arrangement Of the hall. lhls Is very
important and should not be overlooked
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-07
ARRESTED EoR MURDER.
v. 2. Sc. /. ooe-A,o,s.e.. Mao. Is Pei

W. 2. Snesd. = Ore-Arr1sd Man, Is Held
for Oklahoma Officers.
Readers Of The Post viii doubtless re-
member the publication in August Of a
special dispatch from vernon, Texas con.
tainlng a full account Of a pistol duel 81
Texowa. O. T.. small town on the Frisco
fourteen miles north Of Vernon across the
State line, between a saiQonist. William
T. Sneed, and q grocery clerk, James p.
Furber, in which the latter was shot six
times and instantly killed and the latter
badly beaten over the head With a SIX
shooter. The local justice OF the peace at
Texawa, acting as coroner. exonerated
sneed. as did the grand Jury az Lawfon,
the county seat before whlch be appeared
voluntarily Soon after, Sneed sold 0yt
his business AZ Texowa and removed 10
this city, where he has since been living
new chapter was added 70 the STORY
yesterday, when, acting upon request
from the Oklahoma officials. Detective
KeEsler placed Sneed under arrest Upon
warrant charging murder, and be Is now
being held to await the ARRIVAL or an Of
deer from the Territory. There were no
eyewitnesses 20 the killlag,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Major T. W. Cave has returned home
after an extensive tour OF California and
the West.
Captain Mcdonald OF the Rangers was
among the visitors 10 Houston yesterday
and was registered at the hotel Logan.
Mr.. J. d. Gibson ~ Trinity. county sur.
yeyor Of Trinity county, was Houston
visitor yesterday, a guest az the Rice hotel.
Mr.. Edwin walleg OF the eomptroller's
DEPARTMENT az Austin passed through the
citv Yesterday, retnsiing 10 the capital
IRON his home, Qpintana, Brazorla county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-07
BAPTIST MEETINGS.
lars Wound Up Their Conference,
as Did the Women,
CONVENTION WILL OPEN TODAY
], Rally Was Held and a Large Sum
Money Was Raised for the Buck
ner Orphans.

.-,
% Texas. November 6.-The pastors
HeV' hitch has been in session in
Il rcnce' "niNn -, ,,,,r,t,c al
81 city since yesterday NJ .nS, ~.
I'D this evening and tomorrow tne
nventlon viii open. Today was
n to the discussion u 49, - ,ntorost
Ihe ministry, out u"
4 transa' -, e., railv for Ruclxner
'tnight WAS given 80 i.ra. s,,,,,
Mans home at DalIhs' auu Ht ~ sum
4 oney was raised IN cash and pledges
Il ,romon's Mission workers Of the Bap-
IN ,or,,,sted their work this
church j{nmrncd The day was given
'lng AUG HuJ ~ "ffccrs aud committees.
ny ,Ihlcb Is OF interest to the organiza-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-07
A Bio Brick Plant.

Beaumont Texas, November e.-Mr.
southweil has arrived In the city and viii
take active charge u the nianna Brick
and Misunderstanding company'S construc.
tiop work They propose 20 erect az once
brick In each run and they think they can
keen Il steadily employed. This concern
was chartered several months since, Tho
work viii he pushed from this time on.
Ii Is expected that more than S2,0,nOo M
buildings will he erected within the next
ten months, and Il is 70 meet this demand
that the concern above referred 10 Was or
a.anlrnn
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A Dangerous Month

III cs rs t1s month OF coughs. colds and
IN yIln. Do you catch cold easily ,
IN yWulSeI hoarse, with A tIcklinc IN
ahty ny ana an annoying cour6 AZ
fdy zen, you should always have
'tu1' '9'"e ot Ballard's Horehound
Hls% sslt Lake City. wrltes W. NJ ~
lls hotehound syrup for coughs and
I'm ~ slLes immediate relief We
lle best remedy for these tr,,,-
frv thnute his 10 Induce other ncnnio
4 bn, 20 peasant and efficient remedy y
nu ~ at A. +. Kiesling's.
Beautiful Clear Skies.
sre ilo'ls exerts a direct influence an 81.
knSth neet ana kidneys. pnrifvine sn6
4 fbs,,V, uH,hs these organs, ana maintsin,
u re,. ~ normal condition az hesifb
lthy, ersslss a common cause ~ yellow.
apiss eiSasS skin, aud more or iess ~
T. hiesllng's. '''VAneaus' oOc at
sest Eminent on Earth
ke nj s@reaae,ny, Greenvlne, Texas wr,tes
lter. VAS 5 49,. 7 had rheumatism last
Ling but got 10 relief XII eHS ltloI
y T{nG part ~ bottle OF Raiinrd.s
! bot1en'; used Il. ana got two
. a,,,' Tvs IL cnred me ana beve,,,t
S w gmhasm since. 1 can fef.or,,'
y ON 'Nent 10 be the best linl,
latte tln Tor rheumatism. n Fer
'IiS, selatie or neuralgia neins M,
r. gla Snow Llnlmeut. Won viii NO,
tWaf hut viii be gratlhel Win
acre nq elective cure. 25c. sos spd 81
4 WORM DESTROYER.
AZ Cream Vermifuge not o,i, nm.
C.h".i removes the mucus an5 slime
- ,Sney build their nests. h hrinss
n 49, healthy condition ~ az
"''s worms can not exist. Csc AZ
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M Mo- MocnrrnlnL

weimar. Texns. November e-Died, in
san Antonio, Texas. on yesterday, Mrs
Myra Mccormick, wife Of Hon. George
Mccormick Of Columbus, Texas, aud was
buried here today in the odd Fellows Gene
terry The deceased had many relatives
i n,ss ~" 'r' rSrIsi MhV mou,h MI
her name should he rcvpred as one or
those that contributed at all times TO the
sick and distressed and rendered service
unto the afflicted.
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A Still Alarm.

A telephone alarm At 40 Yesterday ar
ternoon took the department az record
breaking run 10 Main street Ia front or
the building at No. sol. Owned by Ccionei
.. W. Jones' ana occupied ~ Norris Bros.
On the nrst noor ana a. an oniee hoiidins
on the other uOoFs. A piece OF detective
electric iIght wiring n the oEice of Julce
sam r. Peruvian on the second nopr was
me cause 81 the alarn- THREE steamors,
two hose wagons a water tower aua nsek
ana ladder truck, I ehemtczl eosine ana
several other pieces IL 6ppaTHtuf were en-
tire scene a very ehnFt ar1tN ara tn@
large crowd Of cuf-of.toNn visitors 81 the
street a the time had m orp1rtnul1y q
seeing 4 po9nep az Hc1ssans cf4ck nf4
department 10 action
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snithuilln No. Notns.

sniithville. Texas, November &c w
skinner has let the contract TO c. II. rur
res for two.slory residence.
THE Missouri. Karsas and Texas Rail
road company 4 putting a forty foot sd
dItion 10 It's freight depot and Is also eH
tending the platform and putting In sd
ditloaal sideiracks.
WORK 4 progressing RAPIDLY ON the Ma
!, ME temple and hank huilding and both
will he completed By januarv l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-07

Hampstead. Texas, November 6.-couuty
court has adjourned until Monday.
All Van Duren was dnHd $40 for gam
bling.
William Hoskins contributed $40 to the
county on a charge Of gambling,
Judge John NJ, pinckney went 10 Rich.
mond Yesterday on legNl business
sheriff Lipscomb went 10 Austin this
morning