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FL gaardia Latorre detiene q
Nicolas Cruz por transitar & dasho-
ras por las cslles CONFERENCE.-The ell
Reg amento.
Carlos B -nilla denuucia Car
los We're por sgredirle con IN bAs.
ton, siendo testigos MicaelA Bonilla
Tomas R. yes GenArd c. ties, CAta-
limo Ferran 3ez y Juliana Beult9z.
E gaArdia LAtorre detiene 6
Maria Lopez por escandalo provo
cacion 6 il s1lto, & Juan Figaeroa n
L. Gale de San SsbAstian esq1ina
~Tancs,o presencis de los test'gos
Antonio Pjzsn G snaro S,rgh Trl0i'
dad E cAleis y su concuoIno Luis
Criteu.
E, qua dia LomeGa detiene por
orden del 2 P5esidente de Ia sC3rte
de Jasticias del Distrito s les indi-
viduos Juan Carrie y E9ganio San
chez q disposition del JuzgAdo Muo
nicipal de Catedral.
Et guArdia Av;las ccupa IN Gu
chillo que portabs Ell indi7iduo Fran
cisco Santos en- la Gale de Tetuan
no 73 conducieudolO detenido al
cuartel.
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HgMBRES DEB!L!ES ]
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RECOBRkD VUESTR0 YIGOR
+ La OEMORA ES PELlGROSA.y

pAreOe uue el Creador ha OrdenadO que despn6s
de 10 sangre el huidO vital seminal sea Ia sui
stAncla mas precOsa en- ell Cuerpo del homDrei
RlguuN p6rdida COntranaturaI de e4 pfoouclI@
hioInpre resultados desastIOsOS.
MuchOs hOmbres han muertO de enfermedaoos
Corrientea tales como las del COFaZ0n, del mgado'
do los TifOnes Intermediates pulmonares, etc,
pOr hnber pernitldO su vitalidad gastQrse, eX-
poniendose asi q fACes victimas de tstas
entermedades CuandO algunas oalas dc nuestTas
xus0lOnns, tOmadas tempo. habr1an lmpedldo
sstas debilitautos p6ridas, asi preservaudo gu
VtRlidad para Tesistlr los ataques dc eshS poll'
LlTuHaS Intermediates.
Muchos hOmbres han llegadO lenta, perO segura-
mento, q I'M ostddU de domUnCia tnCuruhc q CausA
de ostRs perdldasS sin saEer La Vordadora Gausa
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Las P1do Ro1as Gel D Williams para Padas
espcc12 nfalb la ataa oconotriz bale de San Vito cc
patcon del coa6n paez lez del sembnte toda case de
debIitad los hombres n
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Emulsion
de Scott

de Aceite de HfgadO de (
BacalaO e HipOfostitOs .
de Cal y de SOsa :
que Sc despacha bajo la (
firma de los Sres. Scott & !
: Bovine, QufmiCOs de Nueva !
. York. MediCament0 el mas !
inportante y sin paraIeIo, :
es verdaderamente digno :
de ser reC0mendadO como !
10 es pOr los Se10reS Me-
diccs, como heroiCO rege- ;
nerador de organismOs de- !
bilitados y preventive de !
muchas intermediates, por )
cuento & que purifica y en- !
Tiquece la sangre. !
SCOTT q BOVINE, :
0uimicos, New York.
De ve7ta en- las Boticas. I
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e. Professor L. Levy, Optico
Cientfdco del Colegio Oft&lmico de
Nav York.
Acaba de lIegsr & esta capital
con uu surtido complete de espojue'
los y lentes de todas classes, & pre-
clos muy m0dicCs.
Puede ser consulate diaria
mente en- el Hotel eHelyetia0, Cruz
mum. o.
Ex&men gratis de Ia vista.
Vista & domiciliO.
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Sc ALQUILAN

hsbitaciones, en- Ia casa ndmero ~
de Ii cslla da San Joss, & prScics
m1GieoH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23

BY appointments THAT WINS not the truth.
Mr. Brush went 10 talk business with the
American Tongue. iiis mission WAS NOT
successful SO far as cin be- learned. but
his proposition ig being considered. Ihcrc
might be chance ~ the Cincinnati club
going into the American league, bnt II
would have 90 come in without John r.
Brush attached IL IS limited that brush
MISC carried u message from Freedman 80
tbe effect that. " Brush was admitted, he,
TOO, would Ike TO get In. This proved an-
other handicap for the Cincinnati club TO
gel Htn he American
Blush'8 scheme was Ia huy our The ClerC-
land club md consolidate the two teams.
Freedman was willing 20 buy out Baltimore
and consolidate thar aggregation with the
Giants, IN that way thc circuit Of the
American league would ,,uBlu eight clubs,
hut Wouid have two strong cities added
The Auerlclu league has ltways wanted
10 get into Sew YORK II rca'S2os tnat wlfh
n club iu Nnty York the Natlousabs whipped
10 n stand ,iN. the fnct thDt Brusn has
heen 10 Cr'rlgo for the purpose ~ sAcipp
Johnson came 10 The oars OF Spaldmg and
the result WIS his presence and that Of
DTcyfusa IN chicago saturday. IL vs. np 70
the American lea2Ue, " * chooses Co put
the National League ont az tho business II
can Ban johnson, however, wants two
leagues and for ths reason II is not he,
lieved that he wll Join either faction OF
the National league.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
MANY Residents

OF our city are thoroughly acquainted with,
and know Of miraculous cures that Dr.
Taarhers Liver and Blood syrup has made
Ia other nearby towns and cities the same
success mas seen attended with those who
use the Oh established remedy.
The liver IL tue greatest blood cleansing
organ Of DE human body. When working
as Nature Intended 10 should. IL removes
all excess sxc'etlons. II performs me
double office OF separating impurities from
the blood AMI secreting very " cesssry
fuid the bile. When the functions OF the
liver become impaired the poisonous prod
nets are retained 10 the system and pro
mote the grayest malHdies, blliousness,
insomnia, dyspepsia, vertigo and Nervous
pebljity. II these diseases are not prompt
~ and carefully looked after they become
scbronic ana difficult 70 cure. II is Of vital
Importance that yOu give immediate heed
10 any warning Of trouble. SUCH as head
ache nausea, sAllow complexion, constipa.
Sion pains under shoulder blades, coated
tnnpue sour stomach and dizziness.
me only sure and safe way 70 Keep the
trsr h. perfeCt and healthful condition
g. 20 nse a remedy like Or. Thacher's Liver
and Blood Syrup thar goes rl9nL 70 tns
narts affected This cure IS natural and
ssrre since 1852 Or rhaeher's Liver and
piood syrup and Or Tina her's Liver Msdi-
lfna tDrvi have been on ne marker. i)nf'
,ng ans time thousands have been heue-
fred by using them
Resides enecting permanent cures for all
iver md Blood diseases u acts as tonic
~ me entire human system, building u W
and energizing u ...,,.t.
ought to be valuable N proving OUT rem.
oSS the hest Don't delay in giving u 2
sns II costs Is cents IN dry form or 80
earts per bottle, liquid, al your, druggist.
ssDhs won't supply you. We VIII, but ass
SrnSrisf hrst We are at Chatta.
s soos Tenn. TaacAsz Medicine Co.
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Now oRLEANs ENTRTEs.

Selling. six furlongs i15: weirJ
l12; John Grlgsby, ROYAL Sterling ITO: Lit
lie Jack Horner 1O7; Refer 100; The
Bronze Demon, Nyx, Qnte Right l0S; Little
Emmy, Orla 30.
Selling one mile and a quarter--Campus,
Precursor 10s Elghor l0T. Prince Real,
Pay the Fiddler 1O5, Daikelth. Lady Ezell
l03: John Bull. The jefferson. Aim 100
Two-yenr-old Niles, three furlongs-Lady
Matches Princess Tulane. Lizzie Brooks
115: onset, Brulo Anss Lady Wrinkle. Sue
Nius. Frances Porter 40.
Handicap, one mle-Johnnie Mcrarfy 99i
Reseda 90. Scarlet Lily "a silver Coin %.
seven furlongs = G FOX. Joe Doughty
112: Tom Kingsley 100: Scva NJ lO7: Gala
Day Alex. Dutch Carter lOt. Poyntz, AZ.
bert i Dewey, Bobs. Adj l03; Ben HUI.
lum ~
Selling. one miie-st Wood tO7; Cast Iron.
Eda Riley 1Ol socRpa 100; Beauty Book 98j
Little Lois %; Wild Bess 81
tiaar and fast
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
TIE eLKs, CONVENTION.

They Elect officers and Select Gslena,
Kan, as the Next Meeting Place.
Hot Springs, Ark, January 22.-The In
terstate and Territorial Association OF Elks
in convention here closed their business ses-
ons by electing the officers for the ensu-
ing year AS follows; President, L. T. Ed
wards. Oklahoma City; vice presidents,
Charles Fl. Weaver, Hot Springs, and Sam
S-olensky, Texarkana; secretary and treas
urer, o. p. NJ. Wiley, Joplin, No. The
uolena, Kan. on the first ballot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
OAKLAND ENrRIEs.

Selling. mile and hfty yards--Ilm, Is
1O7 Nigar 1CO, Bob Palmer III, william
r.. NrwSgathcTer 100, llushholds ZIG.
selling elevcn-sixteenlhs OF a mile-ic.
render 1903, Patsy Dolan 10, t;athemao
Bravo 1O5, Constable lOl, Ural l03, rJe
ttaner 1i3. Hilary loT, lingo 09, Marcnto
l22 Lemuel 104, Fidel Ycnlin 1oj VIC
toria S, 50.
MILE Adirondack 10, Nircanu 100, The
Phantom. Jennie McGowan 10 Ora Viva
1I3 Dotterel W. 1iS
Selling, hve.elghths Of a mlle--Rubino 100.
Ballest 40 The Maniac 100 Duicimer l0f,
Minor Bird, Phil G., Crimmins, John Peters
NJ Robert Bonner II 100. AngclenO, Ben
dara, Quiet 112, Sir Claus, John H. CAR
100
Selling. tbree-qunrters OF mile Murcsca
%. Hasaiio o. Huachuca 100. ST. Sever ""
Sir Lewis 100.
,enIng. seven furongs Bathos 40 m
viotus. Aloha H. parslfal, Mondn l07. cap.
tam Gaines 10, Captiyate 100, Lavot9r'
FIamoro lG7 Diderot IA, Gibraltar H.
Dangerous Maid 1i2
clear and sloppy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
SANTA FE IMPROVEMENTS,
BUDGET Taken to Chicago Has Been
Approved.

BUDGET Taken to Chicago Has Been
Approved.
Galveston. Texas, Janucry 22.-W G.
Nixon. general manager OF the santa fe
returned tonight from Chicago, where he
went to take the budget FOR the present
year. The budget must be passed upon by
the board Of directors and the president
and therefore II was taken to ChcaEo Tor
their inspection. During the past Two
Keenan Chief Engineer c. f. W. Felt
Auditor Jennings and Vice President, l. j..
Polk have all been In Chicago, NJ have
now returned but Vice President Polk, and
he is expected to arrive tomorrow morning,
The budget for the current year Is sa'i
to provide for extensive improvements on
the property of the company in the state
nnrchsse OF 100 miles of steel rails and the
construction of number of reservoirs and
buildings in various sections OF the State.
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aarsy
which resulted three deaths the fatal woding man and nc
sight wonndrs u ny ~ 80 80 49,
Tn; ,ss eNNp WHITE constable at Wallis
M An his brother also of Wallis.
nFNRY DPPERT Of San Felipe bystander.
sTT FR the bullet going entirely
trough $780, hs body
si%u Pennington, scalp w9qnd , 49,,
of Sealy, a bystander bullet through
under Indictment of
anda brother of
& court this morning of
the o hut i
hostile committed by the Odm
n, Est person entered his
entirely
~ n an instant the shooting
wldsta in the
without
and by
n and dropped dw andw
. dangerous Havka OF
When the shooting and instantly
md White cooked He
together
had loaded
4. hotel where
M once through his hair under the scalp the left
SMl
tn. dead
ss 1t is probable be carried
Wallis Texas January killing Belyine
Hh evening killed live Mr. Raymond White
r. constable half brothers About Hihye
friends of participants in the
Of charged killing - % ne case nal
&hmc oinufo this
Much prevails of the parties and their
and FIVE children two
@ approaching and about y years old
be brought for burial
o8 to be at his side
M White also body her husband Mr. Raymond
for ncrment
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Richmond, Texas January 22.-A large
number OF witnesses from this county have
gore TO Bellyille to attend the trial o.
Charles Carr, charged with the killing of
Fayettc Winston near Needville I'VE years
AGO. The case was first tried here result
inr in Il mistrial 1t was theu moved TO
Wharton where IL was tried twice result
ING each time IN n verdict Of uinety-nine
-e.r,' Imprisonment. II WAS then moved
la Bcuvlle. where the jury is now hung
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
Ths bad. |. |. Fester,s Estats.

sherman, Texas, January 22 Hon. ] w,
Blake has returned from Brysn whera ~
Of the estate aud guardian OF the foar
minor children Of Hon. i. IA Foster, preal
dent OF the State Agricultural and Mechanir
cal college: Mr. Blake accepted the trust
at the request or Mrs. Foster. to whom De-
ceased had expressed the wish that he pe
called 10 the administration. There arc
seven children, three ef whom have az.
tanned their majority. The estate - call
mated at ahnut S2J.oOO
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wax.haohie Gets Road.

DALLAS, Texas. January 22,-Leroy Ir1ce,
vice president OF the International auo
Great Northern railroad met a party OF
the most substantial business men OF m ~.
las this afternoon TO consider tue pVIl-u,i7
Of the international into Dahas VI"
hachle. A. -rrice' 5
Ine business men accepted M, ~
proposition. 4 member OF the conieIen,
stated tonight: The prop9siuon ~ at,ie,i
eral one Details Will he denhhep S'''
within a week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
VIII Go to Waxahaehle.

waxahachie. Texas, January % General
Manager Tride and Chief Engineer Tram
nell Of the International and Great North
ern were here yesterday afternoon and last
night In conference with the business men
Of Waxahachie relative to the extension OF
the International Into this city. The con
ference listed several hours, but nothing
was given out for publication However
enough is known Ia warrant the statement
that the road viii come by the way OF
Wsxahschie en- route TO Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
eRUsH AFrER JoHNsoN.

He ls Reported 10 Be Anxious 10 Jump
10 American League.
Cincinnati. January 2o,frhe purpose ~
John 4. Brush's visit 20 Chicago last Mon
dsv has az last como 10 light. Mr.. Brush
was there In an EFFORT TO have conference
with Ban johnson and the American league
leaders. II ls learned from a most anthem
tic source that Mr.. Brush wants TO break
into the American league, He Is willing 20
sell or buy one Of the franchises and place
his club in the Junior organization. lie
went there on gum shoes. as usual but
happened 70 ron into President Whitfield
sent out that whitheld had mat him there
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
smaIInox 81 Rrookshire.

Bruokshre, Texas, January 2l.--There
have been forty-tWo cases Of smallpox aud
four deaths IN the past few months. It IS
stated that there have been more than 100
c4.as ana twenty deaths la the vicinity OF
The town The citizens have signed re
tifior asking the State authorities to take
hold ot the situation and do something.
the county officials having refused.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
THE GULF AND INTERSTATE.
Receiver Knows Nothing About Plans for
Rebuilding.

Rebuilding
Galveston. Texas. January % Joseph p.
o'Dounel. receiver Of the Calf and Inter
state. was seen today by Post representa-
tive aud asked concerning the report that
plans we're being prepared by an Austin
engineer which were to be used in recon.
struciirg the Gulf ana Interstate from
beaumont to Bolivar Point. He said tina,
not indicate that the plans We're not for
this purpose. He Gays that he has received
q number of inquiries from parties who
wish 10 purchase the property, but he has
referred them al 10 THE owners Of .he
rotd. and he does not know If anything
dohn te having been done In the matter.
rhoueh nc regards it nly n question Of
time until the road Is sold.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23

Light Ball, Harry Thatcher Time l,l2A
Three and half furlonRs, purse, 2-yeur-
olds-Sylvan Talbot Adirundacbs. Altawan.
Time 0;43 Durazzo won, but WAS disQpali-
fed for foullng
Mile. selling Rolllck, Decoy Wyoming
Time 1:43.
Mile, handicap -Corrgan, Commissioner
Forster, Palmetto Time :43
Six furlongs, seling--PnmpinO, Red Wald,
Bard Burns. Time l:15h.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
Frisco Traffic staff Agreed On.

Dallas, Texas. January Eft was sissu
out In loca railroad circles today tnat NY
traffic STAFF Of the Frisco system a., ~ ,sleiais
has been practically agreed upon ny
and 81 Louis headquarters. NJ
u. ID. Conner OF the Fort WORTH ana No.
C,rande Is 10 be at the mead Of tne nei Iiso
have charge Of the general passenger %
partment.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
zee soeosooseasesosssasse oeeeesssosS

a charge of having murdered her husband
By poison, Mrs Sarah Nta'rice L!oyd Is
turned verdict OF acquittal this morning,
Throughout the trial Mrt Lloyd seemed
Indifferent to all that went on about htr,
hut when the verdict was aNnonnGed Shc
tnrred to her attorneys viii q nod and
smile. She then walked over 10 the Jury
and shook hands with each OF the inrorS
Gilfn Boudreau2, who is charged WI
completely In the killing of Lloyd, VIII DC
placed on trial tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
THE RACES.
The Race Horse death" Was Sold for
Two Thousand Dollars.

New Orleans, January % Lady Alberta
was the only winning fayorite tody. Death
was sold today 10 H. Robinson az private
sale for 5000 Weather clear track fast
Selling six furlongs--Lady Alberta. Free
Coinage Fickle Saint. Time 1914
Selling mile aud q furong-- Lindenelia,
Prince Real. Socapa. Time l:5Jh
Steeplechase handicap. short course
F8llella. Old Fox, Golden Link Time 30t.
Handicap. six furlongS Andes. Nellie
Wndiell Maggie Davis limo :i3h.
Nile, selIing-Jena, Kingstelle, Pirate :
Queen. Time 1:4JlA
Seven furlongs -Chormaster, Trentham,
Frank Jones. Time :20la.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
Mr.. SPICER WON TROPHY.
Tied ia the Regular Event and Won
in the ShOOt-0ff.
SCORES MADE IN THE BIG HANDICAP
Creedon's Second Gave Up the Fioht
with Weins in the Ninth Round
at Hot Springs.

Brennan. Texas. January 22g:--Hlu. Gard.
ner. Spicer, Chapman and Hcikes killed
- birds out Of % and were tied In the
handicap. In the shoot OF hin fell down
on his second bird. Gardner ON bis third.
Chapman on his atth and Heikes on his
seventh. sDicer killed seven stralghts ana
was declared the winner OF the trophy
cup.
Following is the score Of the handicap.
the big event of the shoot:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
Oakland Results.

San Francisco January 22.-weatber
clear. track sloppy,
Five ana half furloDEE. 3-year-old
maidens Mosbins JunEfrsu Tbs Time
Futurity course. selling -Aouptsbank.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
LOADED SHELLS.
c. L. & TI1EO. BERING
HARDWARE STORE.
Main St, and Capitol Ave.
Main St. and Capitol Ave

and Floral company Of Dallas got the con-
tract for the State orphans home. and w,
NJ Hunter was awarded the contract 20
furnish sorghum seed 10 the Austin insti-
lions and the Southwestern insane asylum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
A COTTON TIE FACTORY.
Beaumont Has Complied with the Con-
ditifs' Necessary TO Secure II.
-
|MRS, LLOYD DECLARED NOT GUILTY
Case Of GiIfs BoudreauH Is to Be Called
This Morning.. B. Curtis Dead,
SWitohman Killed.

Beaumont, Texas. Jhnuary 22.--The con
.ditcns named by Plttsburg capitalists upon
(which they will locate hoop mill at Beau
snont' having for its principal object the
manufacture OF cotton ties, have been met
'rith and 1t is now practically assured that
PIE mill will help to swell Beaumont's list
ny new Industries. A site has been selected
N The northern portion of the city, near the
PIC purchased last week by the Penman
ESteel and Iron Works, The site will be do
Shated by the Beaumont improvement com
PAM. Mr.. John B. Goodhue, who is in
washington with the deep water commit
re- will go to Pittsburg to see some of
EEa0se Interested In the enterprise. ana II
En'g are ready to proceed with the build
Nv Of the plant the negotiations that will
f0Iale y here will be finally closed.
gentleman representing Eastern capital
,nel 10 Beaumont this morning and is
Ia engaged In looking up a site for Il
a" which will manufacture cotton gins
NV rice machinery.
y, ~aer representatives. Of manufacturers
4, expected TO arrive this week. In fact,
4 sappears mat Beaumont is to have a fac
wa Inducements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
Nnnro smitohmnn KIIIed.

Beaumont Texas, January - Peter bry-
ant co!ored switchman in the Santa fe
yards, was caught between two drawheads
this morning and crushed so badE that ne
died about three hours later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
CHARTER or THE 7ENMAN CON-
PANY or BEAUMONT FILED.
win Manufacture Steel Tanks for the
Storage and Transportation Of
Petroleum.

Austin, Texas. January 22,-The charter
Of the Penmsn Steel and Iron Works com
pany of Beaumont died It's charter with the
secretary OF State today. This is the cor.
poration which will move It's plant for the
manufacture Of steel storage and car tanks
from Chicago 10 Beaumont. Its capital
stock amountA 10 $4,000 aud the lncor-
porators are W. III Pcnmah, II. II. Staiti,
h. G. Duff i. II. Keith and u. G. Weiss.
The ryier-simpson company Of Greenvule
and the Gregory Garden company OF Cor
nus Christi also fled charters today The
former. which was orgauEed for the COR
pose Of doing q general merchandise basi-
ness, has a capital stock OF $1,000 and its
ipcorporators are +. Tyler u, 4. \.
Simpson and g W. Bradley. The latter
will, with capital OF S30OQ0. engage Ia
planting. buying and selling fruit. trees.
plants etc. It's incorporators are g. ".
Gregory, r. G. Pechea and r. 4. Poe
misch-
The Matagords County Ries and Irriga-
ton company amended It's charter this az.
ternoon SO as 10 provide for an increase Of
It's capital stock from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23
TRAGEDY AT BELLVILLE.
Davmond White, Milan Odom and Henry
Il Dippert We're Instantly Killed.
!, !, TER PENNINGToNIs DYING OF HIS wo
Three Others Were Wounded dundee, but None Dangerous
ly-Pitched Battle Fought at Depot Where
Large Number of People Were Assembled.

ru,, Texas January aaAbu evening an ARRAY o,o
in deaths the fatal Of ,nL
n . sounding Of three others of whom will die
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|. 3. Curtis Dead

D.Sunont' Texas, January 22.--L, d.
~, 4us' aged 81 yeaTs died suddenly this
Fsuoon at his home on Sabine street.
Ee,r Vas mp and walked about his place this
H. opt went into tho house abont
4 nso6aahu died shortly afterward
tytwo 'seu came to Beaumont about twen-
fsefnp Years ago and has since been
fe iaaS snu respected citizen of the town,
fren Tvs SS a widow and several step-chil-
Sutton, H. r. sutton ana FRANK
5onor1toGvnl eral win take place at $50 O'Clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-23

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