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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-01-04
J. NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

Commander Lucien Young, former
captain of the port of Havana, has
sailed for home.
General r. A. Alger is said to have
passed the critical stage of his illness
and his recovery is assured.
Mrs. Sampson, wife of the rear AID
miral says her husbands mental fac
ulties are permane emily impaired.
Frank H. Peavey of Minneapolis,
head of the Peavey Elevator company,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia in Chi
cagO.
C. M. Vessels will be sent to the
United States in January as the bearer
of letter from Mr.. Kruger to Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Chauncey M. Depew was married in
the American consulate at Nice on Fri
day to Miss May Palmer Two other
ceremonies occurred on Saturday.
Senator Quay has gone to- Florida,
where he will probably remain through
the winter! Quay's health is so feeble
that he cannot stand even the mild
winters of Washington.
Former President Cleveland has ac-.
cepted appointment to the industrial
department of the National Civic Fed
GRAFTON, created at the recent peace
conference of labor and capitalistic
leaders.
p. s. Amber of Salem, O., has been
rendered and has accepted a federal
judgeship in the Philippine islands
He will leave the latter part of March,
going first to Sebo, but later will be
stationed at Manila.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-01-04

Mothers Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy and remove worms in children.
Its cruel not to administer it to them
whenever there is need.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-01-04
Healthy Children Are Happy

Mothers Norm Syrup makes children
healthy by expelling the worms that
mske them ill. Children eatit on bread
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-01-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Great Britain's iron trade shows a
marked decrease for 1901.
Rapid advance of the United States
and Germany threatens to place Great
Britain in third place as regards trade
and commerce.
Oklahoma farmers say that the high
dry winds of the past few days have
done a greater damage to the winter
wheat. crop than all the cold waves
combined. Wheat on the uplands has
suffered greatly.
The Uvalde Asphalt company of San
Antonio, Tex, has been awarded the
contract for laying pavements and sew
ers in Havana The contract involves
ST., 900 600, and it is thought it will
take five years to complete the work.
M Lampre, secretary general Of the
Panama canal company, has left Paris
for New York He will confer with his
company's American representative
after which overtures for the sale Of
the canal property to the United States
will be made.
A statistical report of the lake traffic
through the 500 canals for 1901 has
been made public. The report shows
total Of 29,403,063 net tons of
freight passing through the canals, of
which less than 100000 is credited to
the Canadian lock This is an excess
of 2,759, 1892 tons of freight shown over
last season.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-01-04
Pile inc Cures piles.
Cruelty to ChlIdren.

Money refunded if it ever fails.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-01-04

,STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
- Stevens, IS, In Probate Court, special
term, Dec. 10th, 1901
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
TEMPLE TOPICS.
New Minister Appointed for the Metho-
diet Church.

New Minister Appointed for the Metho-
dist Church.
Temple, Texas, April 1l.--Prcsidins Elder
W l.. helms has appointed Rev. A. l..
Moore Of Georgetown to M the pulpit ~
tho seventh Street Methodist church made
vacant by the recent death Of Rev J. A.
Wallace. Rev. Moore is Young man who.
while local preacher, held the principal
ship OF the Salado schools in This county,
Later he attended the Southwestern uni
versity at Georgetown and took high hon
ors, He win mn his first appointment here
on the 10Th instant.
Camp Cranberry, No. 1893 United Con.
fedcratc Veterans. ~ recent meeting an
pointed As delegates 20 the Dallas reunion
the following members George G. pendle-
ton, 4. ~ Kcllar. J. G.. smart W. u.
shaw, j. W. Xlmcrman aud Zoe brewster.
AHeruatcs: W, u. Parish. 4 * True. !.
NJ Aycock, }. \. Hewitt H. u. ruucr-
son and j. NJ. Honcycutt. Rev. H. y.
hn p, .,i invited enc camp 70 attend
Methodist church The invitation was ac-
copied L. g. Grimes was elected chap
lain 70 succeed Rev. J. \. Wallace, de-
drift suitable resolutions on the death OF
Rev Wallace aud the camp attended the
funeral In q body:
ton tho two medals offered by him each
year NJ the closing Of the public schools
for cxcellency In oratory. The medals nre
beautiful sud VIII tend to spur the Goa
teStRntS up to renewed efforts
Rev J. 7. Galloway, who IS now serving
Q circuit nj Smthheld, near Fort Worth,
Is In Temple greeting old friends
McsSrS Al Bohen and Grey Lewis have
Just returned from a trip on the Santa Fc
10 beaumont aud south, taking measures
Tor uniforms for the men under the recent
contract made with Messrs. Bentley n
Bass
Mr. j. NJ cumby, representing the Texas
Home Cooperative Building association uf
Dallas Is 10 the city securing members.
Mr.. Rollo Brotherman left yesterday FOR
position with the Santa Fe in their "
| hceS thcre. He was accompanied hy Mrs
| Walter freeland, who goes to Join her hus.
band at work in Albuquerque.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
HEARNE ITEMS.
An Election for School Trustees Is 20 Be
Held in May.

An Election for School Trustees Is 10 Be
Held in May.
Hearne, Texas April 1l-NIr. Eugene
McNuit who was hurt In the passenger
wreck at Bryan few days ago, is conaned
70 his bed, suffering with internal injuries
Mr.. McNutt boarded the train at College
only 4 few minutes before the train was
ditched
s. samuels & Co. are delivering 72S bales
or Brasos Bottom cotton to the American
Cotton company of Houston today. This Is
me Adams lot of cotton, which Is said 10
nave been the best in grade gotten 10 This
Seetlon the past season.
pt. IL. W, Cummings president of the
school board, has Issued a proclamation or.
Heflng an election TO be held IA Hearne on
May FOR the purpose OF elecUng three
trustees 10 serve tor the next term. The
election OF school teachers will be held
alter the new trustees have qualified.
Inc houston and Texas Central railroad
company Is doing great deal of reuair
work on It's round house here. which mas
seen thirty years of service. among them
belng new roof ventiators etc The
roof Is covered With a nre proof composi-
uon and the appearance OF the building Is
a great deal better than Il has been.
Messrs. Tom Jones and Jim I.ovett can.
didates for the sherin's office are In
hearne Ia the interest OF their race
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

GREENVILtE, DIR. n J. Miner las
found several rlsps Of smallpox near Poiut,
in RainS county
MARSHALL. w y. Ridley. switch
man, was seriously injured in the yards
here Ivy being thrown from the top OF
box EAR
GREENNlILE. w. L. Cabel chupter
Daughters Of tNe CoufedeWcy. met with
Mrs. r. *. Lame aud made arrangements
for attending the Dallas reunion In Il
nody.
NCTORA.-A l4.year-old negro hoy, The
son OF George Pc'tuS, attemp ed to hoard
g unn pul ng INTO the yards, missed mis-
hold aud fen under the cars. His loft leg
was cut oil above the knee.
SAN ANTONIO.-At special election for
alderman al large to succeed Hon. August
Levy deceased light vote was pulled, I'm.
little Interest hcluE manifested Silva Ilei-
mann was elected by a large majority
BRYAN Tile bids for the construction
OF he new Methodist church NJ this place
We're opened Thursday afternoon aud he
contract was awarded Tho building is 10
cost Nll3od5o and is TO he completed ia
STA mouths
CORPUS CHRISTI - Sergeant Major
Jones Of tho Twelfth cavalry, stationed at
Fort Mcintosh, spent Thursday here in 81
NNn search Tor recruits FOR the Twelfth
cavalry and Fourth infantry Sergeant
Jones SAYS his regiment viii leave sor the
June.
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Readers are requested 10 write without
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
Calvert News Notes

Calvert, Texas, April ia day or so ago
Mr.. Tom Estes brought 10 Calvert from
Milan county aud sold TO W. q Fowler
thirty fat beef steers at cents per pound
gross.
The Parish Jersey dairy, owned By Major
$. W. Parish. recently sold TO J. o. rerren
~ san Antonio ten head vi REGISTERED Ief-
sey COWS and llelfers Major rarsh owns
Que OF the prettlest herds " Jersey cattle
In Texas.
Work has begun on the handsome new
college 70 Dc built BY Or. William Parser
In North Calvert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
ANDERSON INTENDS TO BOOM.
National Bank and an Oil Mill Already in
Si-bt

NdNlpNdl bdIlN anu dIl w WIN fNiudNf w
Sight.
Anderson, Texas. April 1.-THE on
cheering corps Of the International and
Great Notthcrn Railroad company mas
about finished the survey from Navasota
to Anderson, and will likely start from An
dersou toward jacksonville next Monday.
Grading and laying the rails viii soon fol
low the work of surveying, aul Anderson
viii then indeed be ready for business.
with the completion of the International
and Great Northern railroad 10 Anderson,
~ citizens are going to put their shoulders
TO the wheel and have one Of the best
towns IN Texas Already parties are on
the road here from Haryell, H.. to or
ganlze n National bank MIR Emile Becker
VIII leave Tor St Louis about May / to
purchase machinery for an oil mill \
compress and cotton factory are also being
discuss cd and letters from capitalists In the
East are received almost daily With refer
ence 20 these aud other similar enterprises.
Messrs keuuard y Brown a letdng NOR
camille firm VIII erect three-SturY stone
aud brick business house. to accommodate
the trade they confidently expect, II, Il
Throop of Austin, who owns considerable
real estate here, spent a few DAYS I'm An
derSon this week arranging Tor the build
Ing OF solid block of hrick business
houses. People from all portions OF the
south, In every branch OF business, are
writing asking all kinds Of questions with
the view OF locating here Anderson has
long been known as one Of the healthlest
places In Texas, aud IL VIII not be oug
hcfore one NJ the largest nud best cQuippcd
hospitals In Texas will I've located here
Already the site for this hospita has been
selected and the deeds viii I've 1Nccut Al
Within the next sixty DAYS Furties from
Kansas civ, Mo. have been here for sew
eral days In conference with Judge BUf
nngton with reference to putting in a. brick
manufacturing plant that will employ about
10 hands, 4 new hotel to cost nor less
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12

Be'Nine, Texas. April 10. The rcnart
made TO The comptroller by Tax Collector
d. y Wilson This week Of the uncollected
ii !nvS on be COUNTY for 1891 shows a de-
Xxx ihIjt"SShSy ol only SN32 ont ot So, DOS or
inns 9ehnquqncy S4H2 is for poli tax ,eaT.
!, au of which would have becn n,id if
t,elg one who votes this fan Wye reonired
aioWed TO cast his ballot. 'S'N7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
HULL CRITICALLY I'LL.
Improvement in His Condition Was
Only Temporary.
AN INTERESTING ADMIRALTY SUIT
Filed Against the Barge Tabor by the
Owners and Crew Of the Oil
Steamer Atlas.
INTERESTING ADMIRALTY SUIT

Beaumont. Texas. April ll.-perry A..
Hun, the prominent Chicago politician and
Oh man. had SERIOUS turn for the worse
last night just before midnight ami is IN
most serious condition now. lie was
thought 10 be entirely out OF danger up
10 yesterday evening late and then the
physicians became somewhat uneasy but
stiH thought there was no danger, Just as
was stated 10 this mornings Post All this
Was changed. however, Just before the new
day came in aud his wife and the doctors
are now In grave doubt as 10 whcthor~he
vii ever recover.
Mr. Hull came here something over a
week ago and was apparently IN ne hest
Of health and spirits He was enthusias
tie over the Beaumont field ani had done
much IN the way Of developments with the
Chlcaso-Tc1as syndicate, ot which be is
president
After remaining here q day o. two be
was taken with whul he thought to we "a
severe cold. but u terminated in mrumo
mia and now the symptoms are such as ia
cause apprehension ~ fatal termination.
lie bns strong constitution and FOR that
reus0n IL Is hoped that he VIII win out IN
his fight for life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
Lectures At BRYAN.

Bryan Texas Apu, H. General Fitz
hugh Lee aud Gcneral John b. Gordon are
both engaged TO lecture here at early dat rs.
der the auspices uf one of the vlIssns of
the Baptist sunday ~ohuul and a. u.rHl
Gordon on the 2Ntb under auspices oi the
Methodist church
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speelaI Rates Announced

ihe holston aad Texas Central has IN.
Honn'ed tar following special Yates;
Texas state Medical association. nsles.
MAY ~ one aud thlrd fare Improved
"rder Of Rel Airn Fort Worth, Man b,lU.
"n'fn'ion excursion rae. General Ran
VI iognign mission convention ooIprnd).
ss.unIa,illc Texas, April 1U21, one and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
ROSEBUD GROWING.

Plans Completed Tor -Four New Business
Houses
hosehnd. Texas, Arm y bl>t 81 pres,
emf the town Is greatly handicapped on ac
count or lack ~ water 10 carey on business
though With an ar,csisu well down IL ~ /,
fect il Is very discouraglng
Plans and specifications have been com.
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DO You Know About The
do I S ? !?
SEE SUNDAYS POST.
BUSINESS MATTERS.
Creditors, Meetinn Called.

Lochhart Texas. April -rheophilus w.
llo'helnz having hled his application for
rSrhoIgG In hankruptry, his creditors have
IG,r.re ~ Austin uu April 20, lO2 TO con
slider said applications
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12

Vorsicana, rcNas, April 10. Fire late yes.
iterdey DESTROYED the harm OF Robert Fegan.
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Beaumont. Texas. April 1.-THE Eiks'
lodge aud club rooms are being thrown
open tonight for the first time. An the
society people are out and the beautiful
rooms arc literally packed. The ban room
Itself Is crowded until st Is hardly possible
Tor tho dancers TO move ON as muo'hly
MS thew otherwise would The furniurc
sparkies out with the now varnlsd aud
everything Is lending 20 make the evening
an Cventful one Tor society
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12

Satisfaction when IL was read IN The Post
this morning This appropriation Is for
the purpose OF commencing the dredging 81
2sfooi channel from drcp water % the
mouths of the Ncches aud Sabine riycis
and thar insures decp water to the sea "
that depth for RenumOni.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-12
Pleased With the channn.

Beaumont Texas. April 1.-The fact that
the appropriation OF the rivers and herh,r.
bin has been raised from $4,000 10 $4,000
through the efforts of Congressman Cooper
and Senator Bailey Yves the source OF rnnn,,
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An AdmiraItY SUD.


Ihs auihlralN sur mas eeeh hieo WIN
United states Clerk JHrt Hy the Standard
on con,pauv sfeniuer Alias and bnrre 81
,,4 .tt 1880, -. ~ - -
anu theF crews against the oafSe iahor'
The steamer and barge arrived 10 port
~ Sabine Pass dav or two since with
tho itseI,isd b,r,. .r.to- d., +o, s,s ,ly,,
the seven sulpWfcckcd men Uho we're on
the barge when they werc picked up
mo pct,tin,, ro,dy ttto ,,,,,.. I.
F''''" '''" 'N' '"iu"l'e' -
ft'ltes that When the steamer ATLAS Was
out about l6o miles from port she sighted
tn,. horge Tobn,. VIII, b.t a,. a,i,,. tt..
distress slgi,hj ana I'M r,,,. III.
hove ~ gnJ r1n .,,,,.i I ',',' ,,,,,,,,.
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6sd hse, va 3rlt, M'' rti,'N 'hl' ',e4
t,cr. ,,ltl,,,,,t go ', ,i I!, nv nv
ror,,d ~ I.l,, 9,'' $500 "'M uN" ''.'.lt
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y.eaA Stomach, Ln1paired Digestion.
1Isordered LLver q FemaIe AiImants.

SIS Canal ~ 'bs I2pIo BErcHx St Helen, Enc al
- -sS A@A' Sold everywhere boxes. l0C. and 25c u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-14

the rumor that bis company intended
10 move rs depot west OF the city on
Center street 0s they were well salts
fed with the present location, and ne
believed Il 10 be more convenient Tor
the citizens than one west and farther
away from the city
n ia learned. however, from q trust
worthy source that plans nave been
drawn for u $4,000 depot bullding 70
be erected by the RIO Grande Western
In Provo as soon az some arrangements
desired by the company can be maze
They want to buld opposite their pres
ent depot having the new OullllnB
front 10 the east on Academy avenue
and win ask for sixteen or eighteen
feet Of ground on the street Tor plat
form purposes Another question 10 be
settled Is IN regard 10 the ground on
which II ~ desired 10 build the depot
The company holds the deeds Tor thls
ground, but few years ogo when they
fenced Il Ia and planted a lawn ana
shrubbery on u the city brought SUIT
% compel them 10 remove the renee
claiming that the ground was q part
of the street The court decided IN
favor OF the city, FOR the reason, as
your correspondent remembers w. mar
Inc ground IN dispute han been used
for street purposes FOR 80 long q period
OF time that the defendant company
was not legally entitled 70 put II to
any other use. and since then Il has
been part NJ the street IL the rail-
way company and the city can make
amlcable arrangements IN regard to this
gtrlp OF ground II ls reasonably sure
tbat the much desired Improvement a
new depot win be secured by Provo
this summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-14
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Messrs Kramer and Dodge returned
10 Denver today.
Assistant Traffic Manager s. II, Bah
cock Of the Rio Grande Western has
gone East
The Oregon short Line Is now ex-
perimentlng with acetylene gas IA car
lighting purposes
The seventeen official announcement
regarding the building Of the Leaning
ton cut-off and the standard gauglng
OF the Garfield beach track Is now In
order.
H. p Thrall, superintendent Of tho
Eighth division, win be the cues. of
honor OF the railway postal clerks at a
banquet on Tuesday evening Toner
Antisell Will represent the clerks Of
Salt Lake city,
Traffic Manager Ben Campbell Of the
o. X. & N passed through Granger this
morning on his way home from Chioa-
SO where he has been In Mr. Stubs
office during the latters recent indis-
position.
The Illinois Central has issued a new
series Of folders containing good map
Of the system and general informant don
for the travelling public The cover
design consists Of a number Of swal-
lows on the wing against q delicate
blue background.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-14

II. M.Bell Telephone company, has gone
TO Montana on business Of the COM
pany. But while away, he viii while
away q few ileeting hours shooting
moose and Rocky Mountain sheep,
spearlng cells and enjoying the face Of
nature.
Il, +. Saunders has returned from a
Montana trip. He says the hard crusty
snow In eastern Montana has made 1t
difficult for stock to get all the range
feed they wantedi but I'm the western
part OF the state the livestock was
doing better.
G. II. Norris Of Judith, Mont, IS q
guest at the Kenyon. MI Norris IL
an old timer in the north and wealthy
stockman, He says the present winter
in Montana is the most pleasant they
have experienced up there for the last
10 years, Mr., Norris had a good laugh
at the squabble In the recent woolgrow-
ers convention at Helena, where Mr..
Bailey Of the Dalrymen's association
tried to stand out against the entire
convention In the matter OF the oleO-
margarine bill but finally came TO
time though with very bad grace,
Rev. j l.. Albrltton has returned
from, his trip and Will appear at both
services in the First Methodist church
Sunday,
], NJ. Greer, of Spanish Fork, Is in the
city today. lie was for u years with
the old Coop Wagon & Machine COM
pany and has now taken similar po-
sitlon with the Consolidated Wagon
a Machine COMPANY He viii travel
with his residence at Spanish Fork.
Prot. Gillian Of the High school, goes
to Pooatello tomorrow TO make an adj
dress Sunday afternoon before the local
Y. NJ, c, A. The address of last Sun
day was made by Rev. DR.. j. L. AL
brittOn of this city.
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Judge Hall Decides the Matter In
AuerbaCh Case
DESPITE THE OBJECTIONS.
Court Holds $4,000 Was Not Too
Much for Attorneys Fees, 80
Let Matter stand.

Judge Hall this morning decided the
matter OF compensation OF the attor-
neys executor. and auditor of'the f.
Auerbach estate. The foreign heirs to
the estate objected to the fees allowed
the above parties on the ground mat
they were excessive. The court de-
oded that $4,000 was not too much for
attorneys fees 80 allowed that amount
TO stand The compensation OF Geo
4. Blair, which amounts to about $1,000
FOR auditing the accounts of the estate,
was also allowed, The only claim that
was altered by the court was that OF
Theo, Meyer, the EXECUTOR lie has
already been allowed $1,000 and asked
for additional compensation in the
sum OF sll 1000, but the court cut that
amount down to $4,000 which makes
The total fee for the executor, OF Sl2OOO'