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To Cure n Cold In One day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money IL fails 10 cure. 25c-
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n there bc a ring or halo around tho
sun IN bad weather. expect fine weather
soon.
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LITTLE MISS MILLIONS
OR,
THE WITCH OF MONTE CARLO.
A ROMANCE OF THE RIVIERA

~ 81 6EOR6E hAIHBOi M,
Author Of "uiss Pauiias. OF Nsr YorL~ IN.
Sgidsr's Hsb." "Aiss Caprice" dr., etc.
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MI. wInsIov's soothing syrup

For children teeihing softvns the Funs reduces In
laInuatlOu allays pain, sind cole. 20 bottle
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CHAPTER xuL-yCop;A n~ed

Copyright, 1900 stree, and smith. New York.
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ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADEDT
Use Red Cross Ball Blue AMI make them
white again. Large OF. package, cents.
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Halls Cntarrh Cure
L taken internally. Price, 75c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-28

Galveston. Texas. October 27-There are
quite number Of distinguished United
States engineers In Galveston this after
noon. They compose two boards which
have been appointed to look into the merits
of some engineering projects for which pro-
vision has been made by congress.
The most important beard In the matter
of personnel Is en- route 10 Columbia river,
Oregon, 10 examine into a project made by
Prof. H0upt to construct a single reaction
breakwAter like that at ArHnsus Pass The
board will 20 down 10 Arkansas Pass ana
look into the work already done there.
They will probably get away for the Pass
tomorrow morning II is not known wheth-
er or not Colonel Richie VIII accompany
them to the Pass. The personnel Of the
board Is as follows: Major W. /, Marshall,
Captain ]. G. Sanford, Captain Cussius L.
Gillette. Captain Edwin Burr and Captain
G. II McKinstry.
The other board, which consists Of Lieu
tenant Colonel II NJ. Adams. division engl-
neer, Major George McC. Derby and Cap
tain W " Judson, VIII determine on the
method Of Improving Trinity river, and also
on the ACCESSIBILITY cf connecting the Gal
weston sea wall with similar wall 10 be
built for the protection of the government
fortincations here The board viii prob
ably be In session for several days ana VIII
make its report TO the chief Of engineers AT
washington for transmission TO congress.
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ADMIRAL ATE OYSTERS
GALVESTON PEOPLE GAVE ONE OF
THE USUAL RoAsTs,
WIN To-Day Inspect the hafbor and the
Terminals Of the Southern Pacific.
Knights Templars Gave Banquet

Galveston. Texas, Octoner ai.-Adiuiral
Scnley spent comparatively quiet day
today He ana Mrs Schlcy received Il
number of callers at their motel between
1880 aud r. Mrs schey is not strong,
hut she seemed TO euioy meeting the people
Of Galveston, as ala the ADMIRAL rms
afternoon the admiral went out 10 an
oyster roast. ana the story is that ne mhde
new record az the number ct bivavcs
be put away. But this must not be taken
too literary, as It is a way Galveston has
10 have every new guest md6t new
record IN this line. Tonight tne hments
irempars gave smoker to the admiral at
the scottish Rite cathedral to which ouly
Nasons wero invited
Tomorrow morning the admipl Win be
taken on the revenue cutter galveston Tor
a view Of the harhor ana the great tcrm
nal facilities OF the wharf company anu
the southern Pacific company ln the ait
cruoon he viii be lett free To rest on re,
turn some Of the calls that have been maize
upon him, as he may elect In the evening
the admiral ana his wife VIII attend a
public reception al the home OF Mr ana
Mrs Thomas Jared Grotc. Wednesday
morning he viii prohahly visit the Bal hleh
school mud the Rosenberg school hctOrr
taking the steamer for New lO,n at noon
Admiral Schicy is most charming man
To meet Socially, thoroughly dcmocratic
ana win q manner thdt at once puts nus
visitor at ease. Tho corrrsp ondent nap
pcned To he standing near whom Lniutenant
Stewart OF the navy asked tho admiral y
be wong appear I'm uniform while hcre
"No." said the admiral. "t wore that
uniform for forty ye years ana " illd u
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THE FIRST PILE DRIVER
Actual Work Has Begun on the Gal.
weston Sea Wall.
CONTRACTORS ARE HAVING TROUBLE
N Setting Started as There Is a DELAY
N the Arrival Of the Material With
Which to Work.

Galveston, Texas October 27.-After
many most exnspcratlng delays. the hrst iot
OF piles for the Galveston sea wall which
should have been here three weeks ago ar.
rived today aud the first pile for the great
work was driven thie afternoon at o'clock.
There was no attempt to observe any form.
alltics and there was an entire absence Of
ceremony from the work. Those present
were Chief Engineer B,schbp aud his rs.
slstant, c. A. Sios County Judge Camp.
bell County commissioners Henderson,
Menord aud Dick, President William \.
Austin OF the city commission and Mcssrs
Luekctt. Marrust, SVinsneimcr, Glickman
and Singer. The only ladies present were
Mesdanrs Bosehke and LuckeIt.
The contractors arc having all sorts OK
trouble getting material and the work has
already hocn much delayed. In fact, Il is
beginning to he realized that It VIII require
the hardest Kind Of work to get the wall
done within thel contract time Of hftecn
months. IT Is thought however, that as
soon as things once get strdightencd out
that more haste can be made
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INVESTIGATORS At CALVERT.
Looking Into the Possibilities for Tea
Htlftrra

Looking Into the Possibilities for Tea
Culture.
Calvert, Texas. October PA party Of
distinguished visitors were IN Calvert yes
terdav
They were Or KnHnn. the eminent spc.
cialst OF tho agricultural department OF
the United states. who is doing SO much
"a promote the rice Industry Of South Tex
as; Hon Oswald Wilson. United states
statistlclan. Or. owen mud MIR Kimbro.
the two last named gentlemen being spo-
clnl tea agents Of the agricultural DEPART
meui Their principal object In coming to
Calvert was 10 examine the soil ANA eli.
matte conditions Of this section with tbs
view OF establishing tea farm. The Post
correspondent was introduced TO the party
aud found them delighted with Texas and
It's wonderful resources. Or. Knapp cx.
planned thnt II was the earnest desire Of
the government 10 encourage crop diver-
failed the farmer still had other products
10 rely upon Texas is the grnudesf co0n
try IN tho world Dr. kuapp remarked
with enthusiasm In speaking OF It's produe
lie was asked what he thought Of the
planting Of penper between the cotton rows
"a ward on the destruction Of the boil wee
VII This seemed TO amuEe Or Knapp.
who said II reminded him of his idea when
boy that inHccts could be Killed bY ronr.
Ing pepper Gauce down their throats He
said that the only advantage ne had found
IN Egyptian cotton Is that the hGJl wceJIl
loves our cotton better and VIII eat that
first.
Just like" he continued 81 have Kind
of rice which Is now being planted whose
chief virtue Hes iu tho tact that the birds
VIII touch nothing else IN the field TN
an of this particular kind ~ rice Is eaten.
While in this city the marty were the
guests ~ Colonel T. S. Peters They left
yesterday afternoon FOR Houston
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Port Eads. Arrived: Anton SAM from
Hayre via Havana and Mexican ports;
Iiweut tNorl. from Ceiba; Nor iNor1, from
Vera Cruz; Breakwater tAm.l from Puerto
Cortcz, from Port Barrios; Chalmette
fAml. from Havana: Etolia (BrJ. from
Galveston. nut In for coal: tug Monarch
lAm.l. from sabine Pass with barge OF Oh
No departures.
Antwerp. Arrived: Jersey Moor (Brl
from Galveston. Neptune iSnnn.), from
Galveston. Sailed: Horribly Castle tBr3.
for Galveston.
Bremen Arrived; Lord ormonds CBrJ,
from Galveston
prawle Point. Passed TullncbmoOr
(Ilrl from Galveston for Rotterdam.
New York.--CleRred; J, NJ. Guney, for
Havre Arrived: MONTGOMERY lBr)
from Galveston
Montevidio.-s sailed; Voetia tBr), FROM
Antofogasta. for Galveston.
kingale. Passed. Ansel Ma De Larrf-
nagua lBr.l. from Galveston Tor Manehes-
ter.
Bsrbadoes. Arrived inYertor OBI. from
Liverpool for Galveston. -
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and fears arc entertained that tho vote
over tho county IN the general election
win not he OK large MS II should he IN
which case the representation win be cut
down
Another slow rain fol- here this morn
ing, lnstnE about an hour. The town ia
full az cotton plckerg. who were prevented
from picking by the rain
Since tho opening ~ the public schools
here tho attendance has increased almost
daily. tho total cnrollmcnt Of both white
and colortd heine $40 distributed as fol.
lows Whitce, 2i5' oolored, i21 Since
the cotton picking scoton II nbout over
I'm this sectlon the colored students are
entering rapidly and tho total =, expected
70 80 As high as 40 by the t"t of the
year.
AZ each service the seating capacity ot
the Methodist church Is taxed 10 the
fullest extent 70 Accommodate the con.
grcGAtidne which assemble 10 heHr Mrs.
A G. Zchner Of Dallas erpound the Cos
pei Much inierest Is being manifested IN
the meeting and great good is expected
to result
To date the National Compress com.
pany hnN preased 1000 bales ~ cotton
against $4,000 up 70 this time last season.
They expect 10 receive 10000 bales for the
seasons run
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HOUSTON Won TEAM aHoor.
On the San Antonio Gun Club Grounds
Sunday.

Sunday
san Antonio, rexas, October 2T.-Ihere
was an aggregation Of talent at the nar.
ward Gun club yesterday such as is seldom
seen at small shoot shooters began to
drop in as early as Friday from the TAR.
thermost corners Of the state until it be.
came evident that there would he more
visiting than local shooters participating IN
the program.
The principal features of the day we're
the team race for So per side between
Houston ana san Antonio, each team com
posed of three men; aud the Individual race
for SIS per side between MIR bryan Heard
Of Houston aud August Thiele OF sau An
tonic The Houston team won the team
shoot by total score OF 263 against 94S for
the San Antonio team In the Individual
shoot the score at the finish was. rniele
~, Heard "A
The visiting shooters were enters lncd al
the expense ot the Harvard Gun cub ana
expressed themselves as being highly
pleased with their reception.
return match with Houston is being
considered and VIII probably be shot OH
Thanksgiving day, each team to comprise
SIX men. The local organization believes
that II would have better chance with
a larger tenn
The following are the scores made:
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RIohniand Nema Notea.

Richmond, Tczns, October 2T,District
court met this morning. The grand jury
was sworn in and given the ueunl charge
aud have gone to work.
Tie Jay Bird Democratic association met
in reguAr session this evening. There he,
lug no business on hand they were 81 see
sion only short time AFTER the meet
Ing adjourned letter from Il L. Harris
relating 70 the BraEos river levec PROPOSE
ton. was read Ia those present The
letter was explained ana few remarks
On the proposition was made by j. c.
Mitchell.
gave au oyster dinner today,
Sterling Mfcr Of Houston Is attending
court.
c H. Wharton and wife are vis ing
friends IN Richmond
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The Aoueduot Raoes

F'v York, October 27.-The Aqueduct fall
4suns opened today with the AqueduCt
E'acap for all ages as the feature event.
IHsy Brothers Clearwater. in driving
~ won the event by head.
fs'n turlongs, selllng-Clorlta, Rocky,
Eaealu Time 1:27 AS.
is and half furlongs-st. Daniel. Jack
Iaan'efn, Counterpoise. Time / :0S 10.
e and seventy yards, Selling-H l..
sIsan' Bar lie Due, Ben Howard. Time
y Aqlednct handicap. for all ages. mile
h1teenth-Glenwater, Andy Williams,
esslnee, Time las as.
y sna a half furlongs, 2-year-olds, sell
Time 1913.
Es and seventy yards-Unmasked Caller.
'Asa' Time 1:46 AS.
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Louisiana 5. Alabama 0.

Baton Rouge. La, October 27.--The Ala
bama Polytechnic school, after its tie game
with Tulane, came here and played the
Louisiana State university. The latter re.
Gently defeated TeXaa and has the best
team In years 1t played fierce, straight
Football and earned goal IN the first half.
In the second half 1t battered its way
through a second time, but did not call
the hard-won down, SO lost a second score
Auburn played much the same game, but
fue defensive team work set IT'S efforts
at naught and the Louisiana boys We're
the yictors by the score of . to o,
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Tyler. Texas, October 20. The Cumber
land Presbyterian church Of this city was
dedicated today at II o'clock, Rev u. r.
Phillips Of Ennis preaching the dedication
sermon. The church was built In 1887 az a
cost Of $4,000, ana Is one Of the prettiest
little church cdiacos IN this part az the
state. The last dollar q the. chureh's IN.
debtedncss has been paid on during me
past year and the members aeemen y i9ee,,
nastnr ana through whose earnest enorts
the church was built, 10 preach the aedi.
catory sermon today. The church was
handsomely decorated Win MOVERS ana
large congregation was present
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The Worth Traok

Chicago, October 2T-Ethylene, backed
from to l to s to 5, won the fourth race.
the feature, at Worth, defeating St. Cuth.
bert by a length today. Elsie L.. on badly
Andes. Track good
Five and n half furlongs--Appie Sweet
Aylmer Bruce, clash Time as 3.5.
Une mile-Federal, Dr. stephens, Hood.
wink. Time 141 rs.
Sly furlongs- Optional, hummer, l. sam
elson. Time 1.t4 As.
SIX and half Observation-Disclosures, St
Cuthhert, Elsie L. Time 1919 3-5.
rive furlongsBad News, Au Revoir. Fort
Wayne Time 100 40
Mile and sixteenth Plaid, Pence
ful, Moabina. Time AZ 40
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SMUGGLING CHINESE.

Trainnnen ALLEGED 70 Have Been DoIng
a Good Business.
FL Pato Texas, October o. Secret seiv-
fee men Of the government are here work
ing on reported conspiracy 10 smuggle
Cinnamon into this country. II Is alleged
that freight tralnmen have been smuggling
Cbinnmep through here 20 Arizona 20
freight cars and that the price they receive
FOR landing a Chnaman from Mexico I'm
Yuma Ariz, Is $50 II Is reported to-
night that the government Officers have So
cured euiflcient evidence 10 warrant o mum
her Of arrests, which will be made IN a
Il q or AHun
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A MhvARRo COUNTY, WeLL
10 Said 10 Have Effected Some Wonder
fol Curee

lie Said 10 Have Effected Some Wonder
ful Cures.
corslcana, TexaH October 20 Consider
able excitement prevails ana some won
derfu cures have been made here from
using water from mineral well about one
half mile north of the business part OF
corsicana. located on what Is known az the
Croft addition. The water, Il Is claimed,
has the same ingredlants as the Cray
ven at Mineral wells. Texas. Or, Gar
rett IS having the water analysed Mr. -.
Wheeler. an old resident, has been an IN,
valid for years; has tried the water from
wells all over TeXus without getting relief.
he began using water from this wen and ~
now able TO walk and thinks Il SURPRISES
any well IN Texas. Several other cures
have been effected FROM THIS came well.
The well IS located Just across Post Oak
creek. surrounded by lnlEe trees aud viii
be an Ideal place for summer resort.
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San Antonio Rsoes.

San Antonio. Texas October 27.-The
matinee at the fair grounds track today
offered some queer racing This was true
Of the 2;3j trot In which Mattignon. 10.
cal horse, dstauccd all starters in the arst
heat making the mile in 2.2Uh. The race
race OF this Kind ever trotted here.
summary:
800 trct Mattlrnon won In first heat.
Dlck BufEin. Billie Bland and Starmore
distanced, Time 2,20
:, Five and half furlongs-Edna r., Peggy
Roman. Ben Ledl
Three-uuarters OF mile. scllng-Bl!the.
full, Heaseman. Postiilion
Six and a half furlongs. selling Bur.
goyne. Larry c.. Whitmore
Five and a half furlongs- Dolly Hayman,
Jimulong. Joe Goss
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Arerloan Jockey ExpelIed.

Paris, october Pile soir this evening
says that Burns, the American horseman
who was recently expelled from France,
after Investigations on the part OF the
authorities Of alleged scandals and having
returned to this country In the eXpecta-
ton that this case would be reheard, the
minister of the Interior directed that he
be at once expelled again Burns was ar
rested this afternoon and will be conduct
ed to tho frontier.
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Events at Latonia.

-',ala'l October 27.-Track heavy.
iailougs-J. ]. T., Moderator, Floret.
Il ,ariongs-Bob Franklin, Nick Long
Barge, Time 1:O6ls.
m Isl. Aitona' Aln'ess'
| e,s.asg = slxteenth-Lady Meddlesome.
4 s,4. ~ secundus. Time f:5s.
tigis l,, 1alt furlougs Bridal March.
olss Eon. Time 1:l5.
y iissni onss-Aden, Optimo, Himline.
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Eathsr q NJ. seuohon Deaa.

raredo. texas. October p -Rcv. Father
Alfouzo N. souchon. aged Y years, died
here this morning at o'clock. The de-
ceased was the founder and builder OF san
Augustine cathedral in this city During
his ministry here since is beginning IN
~ Fafber souchon had baptized Into the
Satboilc church 500 children Inc clergy
throughout Southwest ieAas Jaw ,,6i,h viit
vlted 10 attend his funeral' "hieh WIZ
oerur next Thursday morning
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A 2TRlNG SIATEMENL.

pev Theo Hunter, pastor Of the Pres
btferian church. Gfeensburg. KY, says,
70 have received great beuedt from the
nse 81 Or. Dafld Kennedy's favorlte Rem
edv had a severe attack OF Kidney
sr5Whle' bit Fayorite Remedy entirely re-
faoved the malay.
the surest cure for all diseases o. ne Md
ncys Bladder Liver ana bloou' hhelma'
tiEn aud Dyspepsia 80 -.
slze and he regular 81 Size bottles,
Sample bottle. enough for trlai' free oy
mail. $500. e,,.,.,..to,
Rondout n. T.
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Tluok GfoMefn ~ Ren,dlln

Beeylue, IeNas, October 2T-ahe town Is
mn Of Delegates 70 the south Texas rrucR
and Fruit Growers association, wnIcn com
yenes here tomorrow. Among the more
prominent men are Prof 4. W Aiaily. w.
y. Gibbs ana J. H.. connell and sam H..
Dixon ana William Dougherty Farmer
w A. clark Of Corpus Christi who Is mere
% delegate, iectured o. the opera house
tonight 70 large audience on butter max.
Ing and general farming. His talk was
interesting and instructive.
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Fair Gro,,nds R..as

n .ls' octoher 27-Happy chappy, at
n. won the feature OF today's card at
|. I. sounds Lady Idris and Buccleuth
n. - only winning favorites.
\ ia. half furlongs Action, Fair
b t s,.lt Opera Time 90
h Tcitsr > selling Lady Idris. One
Esairde e. seventy yards-Buccleut
-, eamoo' Time 46si.
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Six-Round Bout.

Philadelphia. Pa, October 27-"Young'
Erne of this city managed to stay six
rounds with -Young Corbett" the feather
weight champion tonight at the Washing
ton sporting club. During the six rounds
Eme was down twenty-four times, but
only one OF these falls was the result Of
q fair blow.
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eaENHAM BUDGET,

Week viii Be Lively One in Politics.
News Notcs.
Brcnham, Texas. October 2T.--Attomcz
} D. Campbell has decided 70 make Bean-
mont his home
The election ls on week from TUESDAY.
and the week prorises 10 be lively oue
politically. The only contest Is between
Sir. r. A. Low and Mr.. John shannon
for representative. and Dir. Lsnghammer
ana NJ, Frick, foF tax sksesnor COM
misaiensr srassehs Of Burton hsA AZ cp-
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ArrEMpTEp euIcIDg ~ ALAMo.
4 w. Malt Cut His Throat With Pocket
knife.

san Antonio Texas. October 81. James
" Malt claiming 10 he from North Texas.
hut what portion he will not say. walked
into tho historic Alamo building this after
,oon ana standing Just over the spot whore
navy Crockett died. took a pocket knife
trrrS MS uoeket and made q desperate slash
~ H. tbroat. making a terrible cash, but
yvhist viii not prove fatal, A number Of
,,a1nie wore iu the mission OF the time and
ltslled tie woud-be suicide before he could
90 second attempt 20 eut his thrOat.
n N1af r'os tnken 10 the city hospital anu his
i,i1nrtes attended 20. He refused TO assign
srv reason FOR the attempt on lls life or O.
giye any account Of himself, He was well
dressed and wen supplied With money.
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Texans in z~g York.
lencclnl m Tho poetl

New York. october ~ The following
Texans ore registered IN Now York
Houston-G smith. Imperial; y. L.
Wheattley, st. Denis
DaIlas-E. W. Walden. d wooten I'm
pcrlai: w Robertson. Broadway Central.
Galvcston-M J.. woodruff Imperial
Austin-W. philips S. Denis.
Galncgrllle-F Prescott Astor
IN Porte f. Beiilnger, Broadway Central.
Albouy-J s. Coyhiil st. Denis
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JOHN TALBOT IS DEAD.
DEATH RESULTED FROM A FALL
ACROSS A JolsT.
Was the First Wholesale Grocer in Fort
Worth--Other Accidents Which
May Prove Fatal.

San Antonio. Texae, October 27.--Iscob
Keller a prominent business man Of Dial.
las was seriously injured IN n runaway
accident in this city sunday night Mr.
Keller and two ladies we're IN a carriage
driving a double team when the harness
became derangcd and tho team took fright
mud ran Mr. Keller held the lines and
was drawn over the blackboard, his head
striking the asphalt pavement, rendering
him unconscious The ladies escaped uu-
burt
Fort Worth, Texas, October o1-Colonel
John Talbot aged 20 years, died during
last night at his home on East Belknnp
street His death was due TO an accident,
which occurred recently. he falling ncross
flooring ioist. breaking several ribs. The
deceased was q nutivr uf Maryland. He
came 10 Fort Worth IN iSsi and organized
the FIRST wholesale grocery establishment
hut later engaged In the Insurance busi-
ness
Bonham Texas. October o7,-While on
hcr way home from here this afternoon,
Mrs. L. C. Martin. who lives seven miles
south of here. WINS thrown from a wagon
and seriously injured Her collar bone
Was broker nnd She Is thought TO be ia
Jurcd internally.
Dallas. Texas, October 81 The wife Of
PAU Hempc was badly burned tonight by
the explosion ~ gasoline stove OF the
family home 1i5 Lear street Attending
phydcans express the opinion that she
Wlll recover
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wharton. Texas. October 81 sheriff
Tsrlor ~ Goliad passed through wharton
yesterday with the Mexican coues' en-
ronte 10 Houston. where he viii leave his
nrlsoner From Deputy Lockhert, the cor
re..,,andent learns that four negroes were
arrested and Jailed SATURDAY on eherge OF
~ borr ror the last two dHYs there have
49,, q ,,,,a,her ~ nettr lRrcenies reportedi
NJ osficefe have beeu on the dul yive, and
these arrests resulted
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rrlnitu "A RauInr 0

Waxohachle Texas, October 2T "A game
Of football was played here this afternoon
between the Trinity university ana Baylor
the game resulting In a victory
for Trinity by score Of 50 10 o.
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Six furlongs--Happy Chappy, Bias dor
Schwalbe. Time i.14M
:. Nile aud an eighth zonne, Charles D.
kingstelle. Time 1851
Seven fnrlongs, seillnR-The Messenger
lciole, Red Apple, Time 1854