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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-05
Colored Lawns.

If you will give us chance to
show you through our line of color
ed lawns we will prove to you that
we are saving you at least from IS
to SO per cent.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-05

Of pain is generally the first warning Of
an attack of rheumatism. 1t feels as If
the disease were in the bones or muscles,
but the real cause of rheumatism is
found in impure blood. In order to cure
rheumatism the blood must be cleansed
of the poisonous impurities which are
the cause of the disease.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has been very successful in the cure of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
FL JUlClO ORAL
pOr la muerte del Juez do Ia Oidra

BAjo este Idbro publics LA DEM cRACtA,
en- 50 L 6mero Bill, un suelto refersnte q OF
Cho iuicIoi extrafiAndole que haya cele-
brado, no obstAnte hAberse visto otros poR de-
litos eOmetldos posteriormeDte.
TAmbsen Se extrafia de que no "a hubiese
pAs&do 10 csusa al Abogado, para que cai6que
emit8 conc lusiones provlsionAlaa
oil SItuvIese possession de otros datos
Falacionados con los hsehos, mucho mas le
extra a trfa; pero nosotros, despues de 10 que
Ylmos, ada nos sorprende.
La fAmilia Santiago, dignA de todo respeto
poF sus Virtudes p6bicas privadss, hssta hoy
Teclemo en- Vano, pero no importA, que por en-
Gina de estas miHeriAs humans est& ell dedo
de Dios, que va hA empeZAdo & mAnifsstarse
en- este Rsunto.
CuAndo LA DEMoCRACIA, Puerto Rico e
pueblo americana conozcnL--v IosMco noeerAn
an 81 diA--todos los detAIles del trisse aucaso
que priv6 do la vida aunpuertorrfoneno tan
algno Vlrtuoso ccmo don Manuel Santiago,
dc segnFo que ella y Ia prensa honrAda del
pAfB lsvAntArAn Voc en- stnal de protestn
contra tanta meDgua, para Que In iLsticia die.
"a 40 falle severe imparcial.
Ati tendra que SER porqua as imposIble
QUE hsehus tan Abominab.es nnedan ouedar
inpugnss en- una isla eiYiIiEada, reRIda nor nm
gobleFpe t6gio.
Tsngsnos Ia paciencia de eRperar Que
sodo %. A sc AndArk.
0OrreapOnSal,
CiarA Fsbrero de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
Una exposition original

E. Be gica SO estS proy ectando una Expo
Dici6n Universal, sn una forna sHf oe1lerts por
le que resultara ls mas grande y extensa cue
ne haYa visto.
Por indication de uno de los pr0yectistas
as realisarfa conforme oil plan siguients
La Exposition, en- Iugar de esbar centrali-
Eada en- IN solo emplazRmiento como So ha
hecho hasta el pressnte, ssrk repartida entire
varias pobiaciones.
Anvers serS destinada Ia parte referente
d asuntos marftimos ;Bruselas, las bslss ar
tes, industrias de lujo ecoDomfa social Lie
il tendrA Ia pAFte reativa las industries MI
neras y metal 6rgicas " en- an, Bru1as expon-
(lrA 10 reterente 4 las artes retrospectivas, y
en- Ostendese organizaran las aeccionss de
Iport
La vista & ests Exposition serk en- extreme
interessnte... Porque, estando al pals sufca-
do 4 a. nunerosas Was fSrreas, las empresas de
]oeomoci6n acomodar6n los precios de mAnera
Que los vlsitantes pnedan verio todo con felA
tiva comodldad.
AdemSs, repaftirk oil bsnehcio entire vatiAs
o0blaciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
Las VlctimaS de
los autOm0ViIeS
Explosion dc un coche

Sc han recibIdo en- vlepa noticias de una
sspantosa catastrofs ocnrrida poca distancia
lie Ltegnitz.
El autom6vi del conde Traut de Trsut-
manusdosf sa detuvo bruscamente ese dia cer-
~ de una vents pr6xima 6 10 menc1onadA
ciudad, en- IN sttIo donde estaba iugando una
banda de nihos.
EI aecretario del conductor del vehfculo,
Henri CHASER, creyeudo que se hallaba vacfo
oil ep6sito de vencins ne dispuso lenarle.
Aoanas eayeron deptro de 81 gunas gotss
de fqaide 50 produio una horrfo'e e explosion.
Sc incendiaroD las ropas de Chaser, es-
to, por IN movimiento instIntivo, arroi6 lejos
de 81 Ia aleuza In nRamada.
La esencIa que &sts contents se despsrra-
md entire Ios nifios ri pasar sobre ellos e reci-
pispte, Sc incendiAron las cahalIeras los
vestidos de las criaturas.
Estas echsron correr en- fodas difeccio-
mes avivAndo con sI movimfento las llamas y
dando alaridos die espanto y doior.
V&rias persoues que los oyeron echaron
correr trss de Ios nifot para auxfiarloa, al
.arranearIes las eendIadas vestiduras sufFie-
RON quemaduras, aigunas do ellaB de carSctsr
grave.
Los ninos haridos tlsnen de sells ounce
amos.
CHASER estG Tnny grave.
La poblsci0n de Ldegnisz ss halla eonster.
nada, y la notlcia de Ia eatastrofe ha causado
En- Yisna Psnosisima impression.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
Monstruoso rompeolas
Federico Urrecha.

En- Ii ba hfa de Dels ware se estS terminsn-
do Ia construction de rnmreolas realmente
monstru uoso, sm pezAdo en- 1892 Tiene de lar
go millA media, eontiene 464 410 toneladas
de pIedra, coocRde q fa90n de $4,000 tonela-
das al mes. aurqus en- uno de- ellos Sc lleg6
emplaZar 62 720, y gel sn1 en- que mas, $50, 600
toneAdAs. Su ccsse total exceder& de
239 534 dollars, sIendo el Area en- que 90 han
desaFrollRdo los ira baios de 7So acres, 5S2 de
los cuaies tienan una pFofu ndfdad mfnima do
aqua de- 80 pies, a57 Ia de "a pies.
Ei rompeolas de la bshf4 de Dslzw1re, la.
dudahementa ell mayor del muDdo, estA des-
tinado ser obieto de estndiO poF parte de los
ingenisFos, pues aclemss de M gr0ndiosidad,
ofrece inteF6s no pequeflo por 10 orgtnsl de nus
pianos del procedimiento empleado en- 50
construcci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
Ell Sultan 'Chiripa"

Vays una cosa 20 Ie aver nae viercn
con la Tomasa hoy con Ia Risa2
Pues no 10 oculto, cue no mintieron
lts que vinieron
& dsrts ell soplo de naafisnita.
TIE 10 ham contado tus compsf1erRs
de horchaterfR, 81 & msno viene.
La MaTgarits, Ia Peteneras
iEs 10 que tiene
tratsrse un hombre con herehsterasl
No va contigo, porque tt eres
ID emperadora de las horchatas
Ia suItanR de las nl11eres,
t6 me quisres.
" no te snoiss, porque me natasi
Lo que hay es que elias sen envidio1as;-
tienen Gchares por tn palmito;
ven que tie quiero. y estan celosas
por estas cosas
que trae levA mi cuerpecito
es que uno ttene freseura artes,
LIE habo una moSA, me W, 80 alegra.
Pues ST es en- lunes, antes del martes,
Ia todas psrtesi
iPor ago llevo In 70 pa Degrai
YpeFque ter gas cara bonita
esos andares de aristocracia,
ava ser mi grscia pa tt solfts?
VAmos, Benlta,
icrees unss cos-s que tienen graclal
Yo 10 que hsrfa de buena gana,
aunque al prssente me saerffco
es elegirSe para snltana,
por 10 serrana,
por tn salero, por ESQ pfco.
iPero Gzl trtie1odo qle aunqus me games,
hay siempre lenA p4 las ariscasi
z no presunas, no ss afanes,
que Ion su. tanes
ven euando QnieFen sus ndaliscas.
dConformss? 10 arol Como cue eres
la one me arreglas y desbaratas,
y th me matas poIque me quieres,
I & me Quieres porque me matasn
Ioi6 @ reina de los placeres,
Is mperadora de las b r. stas
Ia sultana de las jeresi
Antonio Montalban.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
"A PAl-Hn E'SANA

MEJoR DIcHo LA ZAPATERIA POPULAR
acababa d. recibr por ell vapor <Conde Vifredo>
Ultima moda en- toda Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
a los suscritores
lie The F'uerto Rico Herald"

Hacemos sabar los stdores suscritores en-
asta sla de The Puerto Rico Herald, que looF
fAlta de ndmeros fengan incomplete la colec-
ci6n, que nueatro estimadp amigo don Jose @.
Gaigs, sgent0 del colega en- Isabella. tiene de
ventl elem pIares bassanses, correspondent.
tes d les n6rneros 12. 15 IA, II. Is, 10. 90. 81,
90, 3d. "a, 25, 26, 81 J 2s do dicha revists.
Enviars euAlquisr pneho de 10 isls los
que ne le pidan. e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-13
OOTIzACIONES DEL Ola

El szdcar centrifugado que ne cntizaba
i 80 16 90. ha adquirido IN al2a de az real.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
The Republioan Situation.

Galveston, Texas. July 25.--The announce
ment of the candidacy Of Hon. Henry Ter
roll for the craftsmanship of the State ex-
ecutive committee Of the republican party.
which appeared exclusively In The Post
this morning. has created much interest
among the republicans here. This Is the
homo Of eN-Congressman lIawlcy and there
fore the sentiment here Is favorable to him.
hut still It Is recognized that the race Will
not he an easy one. one of the features
which will he watched with interest Will
he the stand taken by Judge Waller r.
Burns In the promises II is hcld ny many
that he viii not take any part whatever,
MS he Is a United states Judge and II will
not he the proper thing for him TO mix up
In political fights now. Others, however
expect him to show his appreciation of the
support he received from Lyon by making
n fight for him. The fact that he could
bring enough influence to bear toe secure
the Federal judgcship over the opposition
of Mr. Hawlcy is thought TO he sufficient
proof that he carries considerable weight.
Speculation is also being INDUCED In re-
Carding what attitude the Green men will
ASSUME. II Is said that the Hawley faction
is more friendly to the Green men than
thu l.yon faction. but there Is no great
amount of friendship existing between the
Green followers or the liawley men or be-
tween the Lyon crowd and the Gre1n men.
II is held, though, that the latter have the
more serions cause Of disagreement and
for TINT reason Il will be easier for the
Hawley men To make ~ with them than
for the Lyon forces.
Until the announcement this morning
there were hut few who knew who was
the man chosen to lead the Hawlev side
of the fight for the State craftsmanship.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
illness of Forster Rose.

Galveston, Texas, July 25.-News has
been received here of the serious Illness
of Forster Rose, who WINS for many years
secretary Of the Galveston school board
and also well known lawyer Of this city.
He removed to Beaumont recently and now
resides there. Last week he went to New
York and wnlle there was taken seriously
III. his malady being appendicitis. II was
found necessary to operate upon him at
once, and this was done Sunday. 1t Is said
that he has been resting easy since the
operatlon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
FRANCHISE IN MOBILE.
Limited TO Certain Streets Extended
IS Years for $4,000.
EXTENSIONS, TRANSFERS AND PARK
Effect Of 4 Stiff Fight by a Council
Minority OF -Four and Watohtu
Newspaper.

Mobile. Alo., July 25,--rhe street ran.
way discussion In Houston recalls a some.
what similar struggle in this city not long
ago
The electric railway franchise l.. Mobile
was granted at time when electric trac-
ton was In an experimental stage and but
one or two cities had such traction There.
fore the city was most anxious to get can
itaiists 70 put in the electric plant and
operate the ears. 1t followed that induce
ments were offered In the shape OF generous
gifts of right OF way on the pubic streets
and for long terms of years and without
thought Of compensation to the city the
belief being that the Improved public serv.
ice was ample return for The rights ana
tanchlses granted.
Since that day these franchises have be
come recognized as very valuable. ANA Ia
some cities have been bought and sold for
immense sums Of money, and those cities
that had given away franchises for long
terms OF years realized they had disposed
OF very good thing for song Mobile
was IN this class. The franchise OF the
Mobile Light and Railway company had
one year ago forty-one years to run. ana
the franchise OF the Mobile Street Railroad
company had thirtysix years to ruu--and
absolutely without any compensation to be
paid.
1t happened, however, that the owners
OF the two companies found that it would
he TO their advantage to consolidate, issu.
ing n new bond TO retire the bonds Of the
two companies. While about 1t the idea
suggested itself Of getting a new franchise
10 have this new franchise for an addition,
al period of time. say forty years cxtcn-
sion of the longest of the old franchises,
reaching the date A. ID. 1857.
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a Gard from Or. Riley.

BEFORE Diminishing the matter Of conten-
iou between us. viii not The Post favor
the puanc with answers to two questions
to which II commits itself, viz Tell MS
Of some Of the many" reforms in the So
ciai and moral condition Of the city brought
nhout by the present administration am
honestly anNlous 10 know them. Incn snow
M whore my contention goes beyond q
simple plea for the enforcement Of existing
laws. H. II. Riiey.
Looking backward over the short period
which has elapsed since the new city nd.
ministrntion took the rcIns OF government.
within the scope OF The Posts record Of
effective action on the part OF the police
the following makes a fairly satisfactory
showing FOR city Of G0,000 people, polIced
by force II less than one man 10 the
thousand Inhabitants. including pntrolmen-
detectives mounted men, ambulance drivers
and the chief. deputy cD'cI Anu serse"h'S
and tho station clerks as wei:
There has been nc report OF pochct
picked IN the city since chief Ellis took
command. 800. ,,,,,,,o
40 complaint has been heard OF any Duheo
work or swindllng.
Three notorious dives and former eye
sores have been abolished,
Numerous dlsorderly places OF the past
have been compelled 20 dcpQrt themselves
Within the law and complaints against
them have ceased
A certain saloon, now closed for The time
heinR. was found to be unlicensed and was
mndc "a pay license, and provide pohce pro-
tection by having n special officer,
Music In saloons. concert nails, theatefh,
etc. ceases promptly NJ ~ midnight ana is
never allowed TO create any disturbance by
TOO boisteroug vocal accompaniment.
There has not been a complaint OF money
lost or ''npproprlated' In low resorts.
Pistol toters have paid in cash over 500
I'm fines for violations OF the law. Many
other fines arc being pnid by imprisonment
The fines collected In the corporation court
amount to from SLIGO 10 $500 per month
when formerly they rnnged between SAo'
People are not allowed to block the side
walks as formerly and pedestrians have ar
The hitching law IS being strictly en-
forced and horses do not stand on th'
streets united.
Evan the "spitting ordinance" Is bette
observed In Difference TO the request or TN
ladies'.
The law against allowing minors to FIRE
qucnt saloons and low resorts Is beini
rlgIdy enforced.
The n1w regulations. formulated by TN
mnrshal and deputy and largely selected
from among the ordinances OF New Yorl
civ have now become a law and will
give the chief much more effective contro
Of his men,
II would seem that some effort Is beinI
made IN Houston 70 enforce the law.
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Se57.oO0 no SMO.0oo.


The city Is Increasing I'm population nj
the rate OF % per cent per annum. Allow
ing that the increase Of receipts OF tho
company would be hut ! per cent per nm
mum for the term mentioned, this contract
would give the city $4,000, mn increase Of
$4,000 upon the value originally offered,
The possible income Of the city from this
source during the term Is $4,000. Strictly
speaking, II this, or even the less amount,
Is realized It will be payment for the eX
tended part of the franchise. namely, for
thirteenNear franchise, added TO the end
of a free franchise ending IN 1917.
The new grant carried with II the right
to so renrranGc the tracks az the two rail
ways as to enable them 10 he hest operated
under one management No new territory
was given except for connections and loops,
and In suburban quarters, TO enable the
running of lines to nearby towns.
The company is required TO pave between
Its tracks and eighteen inches outside.
Transfers on all lines.
School tickets ~ reduced rates.
To equip and operate lines to Foulmin.
Vile Prichnrds and whistler; TO extend
Government street line 10 Fulton road ana
Dauphin street line 10 Ricknrby.
To expend $1,000 In park improvements
To put up a forfeit to perform these sew
eral obligations within the twelycmonth
The contract was actunly compromise
forced by the minority, whore n majority
Of the council favored making less de-
mand upon the company 1t is not pro
tended that tbe city gets we'll paid for the
franchise. but that under the circumstances
II gets Mt least something worth having. II
must he snid. I'm Justice 70 the committee
that Eenorted In favor Of the lump sum
proposition. that there were later 1eyelop,
ments. brought about by the "hckers,
that convinced the committee thnt y hnh
NOT had full information on the subject.
The committeeman themselves asked that
the franchise ordinance be returned 70
them when they learned all that the Nck,
ers" knew of the value Of the proposed
franchise. ..o,.,. =.
The conditions nt Houston are somewhat
different. as the company there mus
franchise over MI streets ana houston
is nearly twice ms large ms Mobile. Hence
though the extension Is only for ten year
instead Of thirteen. It would appear that
the franchise Is much more valuable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
Won't SUSPEND Mulkey.

Dallas, Texas. July 25.-The Dallas club
refuses to suspend Muliey as ordered by
the Texas league arbitration committee,
for the alleged receiving Of $500 sale money
for Lavender to Birmingham. Of the South
ern league Lavender now refusing 10 so
there and Mulkey keeping the money The
Dallas club claims the arbitration commit
tees action Is Illegal. ms the Investigation
was one-sided, Mulkey not being given a
herring.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26

Martin Won Championship.

London. July 25-The contest between
Bob Armstrong and Denver Ed Martin, the
American pugllists, for the colored cham
plonship Of the world. which took place
at Crystal palace tonight, attracted
great crowd Armstrong started In favor
lite, but mis- performance did not Justify
this. ms Martin proved to be the cieverer
from the outset and never gave his oppo'
nent a chance, being declared an easy
winner on points at the close OF the ht-
teenth round
Martin, 1t is announced, will challenge the
winner Of the frles-Fitzsimmons fight ut
San Francisco tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
Wants a Vote.

To the Editor Of The Post
Houston. Texas. July 25.-l wish 70 enter
my protest against the passage of the
measure extending the franchise Of the
Houston Electric street railway company
unless FIRST submitted to vote of the
neonle md approved by them. The public
has n RIGHT 10 demand this. II for no other
reason than that the present city cohncii
was elected on an extreme municipal owner
ship platform. and hence Is not authorized
mattcr how favorable the terms may ap-
pear to be- but, on the contrary, amy such
attempt can be considered In no otner hght
80" W - DR. T. s. Heisig.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26

Galveston, Texas July 25,-John T. Kind
berg was placed on trial in the county court
yesterday afternoon before Judge Campbell
and Jury Of six citizens, upon an afidn-
Wit charging him with lunacy. After hear-
Ing tho evidence the jury retired, and upon
returning Into court rendered a verdict
declaring that tine defendant was not an
insane person. In accordance with THIS ac-
ton he was discharged from custody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
ALUMINIUM GOODS.

San Francisco Company Is Seeking a
Location in This City.
J. c. Dean, secretary aud general manager
OF the Aluminium Artificial Limb company
OF San Francisco. Cal, Is in the city 10
select location for factory and ware
house for the manufacture and sale Of
aluminium goods OF various kinds including
artificial limbs. for which the mandatory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
Oil OPERATIONS.

Galveston, Texas, July 25.--From n gen
tleman who was down the Island for n
distance OF twenty miles all Of yesterday
looking after the location of oil lands It
Is learned that the company which will
bore for oil I'm the neighhorhood of Colonel
Motifs farm expects TO commence boring
within a few days. The derrick. which
is sixty-fve feet In height. haS been com
pleted and the boilers and machinery are
on the ground and are being placed in
position. The tubing Is being received and
tested and fitted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
suERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen from the First VAR, n one stray tnnT.
berry horse l ~ hanq by P hena struck
old star pu FOOT from rope cut Apply 70
scar on NM ogGce for further particulars.
Reward; 50. n.so about IA hands
one nttle pa" IA branded n l. on left
high; ~ ycnorpI,ver horse II found 10 the
shoulder; IAN A. r. Anderson, sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
BASEBALL.
National LEAGUE.

pa Mass. July 25.-Pittinger was a
y puzzle to the visitors.
X II Il
,........1 100 300 COX 4 8 O
spnia ,....,, ESQ GOO OO0-O 4 5
''su and Moran; Duggleby and
Fsc July 25.-The visitors won
batting Menefee freely.
Il r II =
bsa' 600 010 COO / 5 4
w. ~ ..;.n.,. 900 OBI oO2- 6 Is 3
F'ee and King; Phillips and Bergen.
,vrK' July 25.-Kitson made home
|. '1e third inning today and struck
q New Workers.
~ ".......,. oo1 600 o1O- ? s I
bna 49, 49,. 900 600 600 o o /
Anu Farrell; Cronin and Bresna-
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Fontsine Qualified.

Galveston. Texas July 25.-colonel Sid
ney T. Fontaine. recently appointed Justice
Of the peace. to al the vacancy caused
hv. tho resignation OF Justice c. A. Hersh-
berger. qualified today and assumed the
auties Of his office. Justice Fontaine
opeped his court for the FIRST time OF 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
Southern leasue.

New Orleans, July 25.-New Orleans shut
the leaders out In one of the prettiest
games seen on the local diamond French
was In the box for New Orleans and pitched
a beautiful game, holding Nashville down
to three hits. He struck out Eve men. The
locals batted well, hitting Bailey pretty
Freely and at timely moments.
Score ~ II IT
New Orleans ....,.0o1 100 lox- 3 o 2
French and Abbott; Bailey and Fisher.
Memphis. July o5.--Memphis won today's
game by good base running and the costly
errors of the visitors AS the Chattanooga
injunction did not cover Evans and Babb
they were not allowed to play. st. vrain
and Manager Frank both played.
Score r. u V
Memphis ......... .2so oso cox 5 Z !
Ehret st. Vrain and AccorsinI; Baker and
Armstrong.
Little Rock. July 2J.--Little Rock punched
hits in the first, second aud fourth inning
and defeated Birmingham easily. The Wis
itois we're unable to do anything with
Guesc.
Score II n Il
Little Rock ,...... 400 200 600 "A q
birmingham ...,. OIL 600 600
Guese and Murphy; Brandt Beaver and
Blue.
Shreveport, July 25.- Shreveport Chatta.
nooga game postponed; rain.
Texas League Results.
,r Dallas, Texas, July 25.-Baseball In the
Texas league today:
At Paris-Gorsicapa .; Paris 8.
rain.
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at san Francisco already has m established

at san Francisco already has mn established
trade.
After correspondence with the Business
League covering several months, Tho cont
Danv became satisfied that Houston offered
ing and distributing center than any other
point In the Southwest 80 MIR. Dean was
sent to Houston clothed with full power 10
select n suitable location. Mr.. Dean ex.
presses himself MS fully satisfied with local
conditions. and Is now endeavor;ug TO SO.
cure suitable building in which TO hcg,n
operatoua
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-26
Einnt NAV Be Stopped.

Salt Lake, Utah. July 25.-Mayor Thomp-
son announced today that the Gardner.
Root fight, planned for the Elks, reunion.
will not take place II the local Elks lodge
requests him to stop IT. Grand Exalted
Ruler Pickett has been In telegraphic an. ana
mail communication with the local Elks'
lodge for several days and steps probably
will be taken to have 1t stopped.