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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
CITY MARSHAL JET KILLED.
Was Shot Down on a Business Street OF
Orange; Three POoles Arrested.

Orange, Texas, Nav 1e-This afternoon
about $50 o'clock City Marshal James A,
Jett was shot ana mortally wounded, dying
from the effects Of the wound a short time
later. Jett was lenning against telegraph
pole on the corner OF Fourth and Front
streets when n shot was nred from store.
the bail striking Jett and going through his
body.
Jett leaped out into the middle OF the
street and began shooting in the direction
whence the first shot came. three balls
from his pistol striking a small Slass show
case in trent of Greenwad's store After
emptying his pistol Jett staggered into a
saloon and fell in the doorway. Physicians
Immediately took charge Of him and a short
time later he was removed to his home,
but expired Just at his gate
George, Claude and Grover Poole were ar.
rested and placed In iaiL Claude was crazed
on the shoulder by a bullet and George
had a bullet hole through his coat
While hundreds Of people were on the
street and in the immediate vicinity the
shooting came SO suddenly that no one can
be found who saw who fired the drst shot
1t Is supposed that the shooting is the re
suit of feeling engendered by the killing
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THE RIOT ON THE TRAIN
ONE MORE NEGRO HAS DIED OF HIS
WOUNDS.
Several Negroes Have Been Picked Up
Along the Track and Taken Into
Louisiana Towns.

Beaumont, Texas, May l2.-The city has
been on a wire edge Of excitement all day
today on account Of the riot that occurred
on the return trip from Lake Charles last
night just before midnight. There seems
IN he mystery around the whole affalr
but the facts as stated In this morning
Post are substantially correct The second
trouble began when several white men en-.
tered a negro coach and made violent
threats. The negroes becoming terrned
began shooting aud az the same time the
white men opened up. Fully seventy.dye
shots are reported to have been fred and It
is q miracle that the fatalities were not
greater. The coaches were in darkness
the lights having been shot out or never
lighted and the conductors were power
less to prevent hoodshed.
So far AS the Bcaumonters are concerned
there were but two casualties reported so
far and that is probably the extent
The son Of Jack Knaiwicz known better
and slightly wounded He is suffering con
siderably but it is not regarded as a serious
wound
Charles Pack, the negro reported wounded
in The Post this morning. was found TO be
only slightly injured about the face, and IL
looks more like cut than the result Of a
shot.
A message from the Orange Tribune this
afternoon states that one unknown negro
is dead there as n result Of the trouble.
The shooting at West Lake In wIieh Sam
Botley lost his life, was a separate and dis
| tinct AFFAIR from the one later on this
| side of Sulphur Mine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
OIL Land Case On Trial

Beaumont, Texas, NAV - Judge Martin
took up the case Of Patience Miles vs. the
Beaumont Improvement COMPANY this morn
ing and 1t Is now on trial. This case in
wolves 100 acres out OF the James Drake
survey which is a part NJ the northern edge
Of the city and IS regarded as worth wei
IN in the hundreds OF thousands Of dollars.
This is another ono of those uoniury casa,
Patience Miles Is an cd colored woman WI"
has bean living I'm that part Of the city for
a long number Of years and claims TINS
tract as her homestead, It involves sev
eral hundred defendants and the property
has been changing hands rapidly for the
past few months, and in the event the case
a great shutting among the inhabitants of
the North End.
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shaekeIlotd county UnLrslruetea

oNdCkGNOIu Cou0NN CiNtaVhgNGot
aDany, Texas, May County demo
cratic convention OF Shackclford convened
al the court house In Albany May 10 1902
and the following delegates were seleeted
to the various conventions, TO vote as a
unit.
State convention s. Webb. W NJ Broy.
les j. r. Warren, } A. Matthews, W, u.
Reynolds, Ell Meyer, NJ. D. Bray g, F..
Waters, NJ c, Garfield. r. o. Rogers J. l..
Wren II. C. oroudt. T l. Bluuton. A. A.
CLARKE A. j. Thomas, P 6 iocombc, w,
NJ Blggs, J. c. Dodson. r. +. Pettus, /, VI.
KeenPr w. r Dodge, J. G Lynch, T. II
Hill. r. whitney, W. L. Manning, c. NJ
Cannle, J. f.. Morris. J r. Mitchell Il.
Ianrigan, r. l.. Mclaughlin r. II. McCar'
", { b. Snyder
Second supreme judicial convention "A
A. Clarke S. webb. j. A. Matthews j. A.
King. j. r Warren
Sixteenth congressional convention p W.
Reynolds, Ell Meyer J. g. Dodson, T l..
Blauton, j G. Lynch
Twenty-etphth c0nycntion--J. r, Warren,
j. c Lynch w, VI Broyles. A King.
Forty second judicial district convention
P, II McCarty. T. l.. Blanton, y. G. simp
son. J, A. Matthews. A. a. Clarke.
Representative conventions Webb. FL
Meyer r. II. McCarty, j. A, King, W. l.
! Morris.
| Delegates 20 to all conventions uninstruct
/ ed. Senatorial delegates all for Sebastian
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DOCTORING FREE.
The British Doctors Are Doing This to
Introduce Themselves-Three Months
Services are Given Free 10 all who
Call at Their Office in the
Moore-Bumett Building.

stan OF eminent physicians and Rur-
geons from the British Medical Institute
have. at the urgent solicitation OF large
number Of patients under their care In
this country. established permanent
branch OF the Institute in Houston at looms
200 and 210 Moore Burnett building.
These eminent gentlemen have decided to
give their services entirely free for three
months (medicines excepted TO all lnyaiids
who cali upon them for treatment between
now and May 26. These services consist
not only Of consultation, examlnation, and
advice, but also Of all minor surgical opera
TONS
The object In pursuing this course Is to
become rapidly and personally acquainted
with the sick and afflicted. and under no
conditions will any charge whatever be
made for any services rendered for three
months. to all who call before May 20.
The doctors treat all forms OF disease
ana deformltes, and guarantee cure In
every case they undertake AT the rrst
interview a thorough examination Is male.
and II ineurable, you are frankly and
Indy told so; also advised against spend,
ing your moDey for useless treatment.
Male ana female weakness, catarrh ahd
catarrhal deafness. also varlcoceIe. ruptpres
eoItre, cancer all blood and skin Diseases
ana All diseases Of the rectum and the d-uk
habits are positively e':sea BY their nsw
treatment
rhe CHIEF associate surssos 6f he 1nsth
tute is ia personal charge.
ofnce hours from % n = = =
No Sunday hour2 ~
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PERSONAL MENTION.

|sIence Freeman Of Bolton is at present
Houston.
4 D. Hunter of Washington, d. c., was
<ng the arrivals at the Rice.
fssrs. c r Bonfeld and W. Fl. Abel
4allas were at the Rice last night
~ McCloskey and j. u. Terrell were on
pate train from Beaumont last night.
p. Robson, a well known electrical
Ply drummer. is registered at the Rice.
tV Myers and wife Of Richmond are on
~ To Houston and are stopping at the
n Bert X Smith has returned home
a months visit TO her mother at Fort
rs Oliver left yesterday for Memphis,
IN, VIA the International and Great
fptain James f Lucy, a well known
~ otncer Of Austin, was at the RICE
2naior I.lpscomb Of Hampstead Is in the
II he Is candidate for reelection aud
no opposition.
n sam Roos and wife left yesterday
overland. Ohio, via the international
treat Northern.
Nss Annie Easily left yesterday after
4 wa Inc International and Great Nortn'
- 'AdAu hdpiuS, Mich,
M Warhurton and son left Yesterday
NNSN York vim the international and
4 Aorthern whence they sail Saturday
Y Adam CLAY. accompanied by his
Fnter' Miss Theresa, left last night FOL
a 70 attend the biennial State convc n
4 OhIHe Catholic knights Of America
Il cam Mcllhenny leo yesterday fol
Il loik via the Intern1, Ninal and Greni
4efTn At New York he viii take steam
n europe whore he will spend the sun
a Ivan Wick leaves tomorrow night foi
pfieans where he will take e N
Ter Europe. His mother, Mrs. A
4 snS VIII accompany him as far as New
se ~ a. Cravens. private secretary Of
81 saycrS, spent few hours II
a iast night on his way home from
Mnere he attended the Montgomery
n convention yesterday.
4s,Ih9lp Rowe of Alaska Is In the c.u
n ~. s AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock there VIII II
az christ church over which TN
a Siu preside. He viii also deliver
III SuuIsss on his work in Alaska. Their
~ 10 hear the bishop.
i Sss, o; B Colquitt and z. r. Cur s
r. Ior.fs LOT railroad commissioner, reach
III eeoh last night over the lnternati7na
II yat Northern from Conroe whe
- npent tue day In attendance upon Ia
n ss'lnery comfy convention, and le
u ' INN county over the Houston an
IA rnLral at II p. m. Mr, Curtis
M ~ Slahs Of Montgomery county 10.
~ Ni aoia 60 2J5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
TEXAS POLITICAL NEWS.
Montgomery County Instructed for
Curtis and Robbins.
CURTIS WON IN WILLIAMSON ALSO.
And Robbins Was Given instructions.
Both Counties Instructed for All the
Unopposed State Officials

conroe. Texas. May 1.-THE democratic
county convention met In Conroe today
and instructed its delegates 10 the various
conventions to vote for the following can
didates Lanham, Neal, Terrell, Robbins
Love- Curtis, Lcfevrc, Williams, Henderson,
Garrett. Morris for state senator and Adalr
and Williams for representatives.
The executive committee also met 10 de
clare the result Of the primary election
held on Nav g and declared the following
named gentlemen to be nomipated c w.
Nugent. county Judge; w r. Griffin, clerk
ris. Ir.' district clcgE. ]. W. simonl on,
assessor. Carr collector, W r Terrell,
treasurer Mnhin Anderson aud Frank por.
ter being the two highest I'm the race FOR
sheriff neither OF whom have a majority 4
votes cast win run The race over.
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EsoJes at Port Arthur.

Beaumont Texas May 12.-The local
Aerle of Eagles went to Port Arthur yes
terday and installed a brand new Aerie
hfty.nine strong The new aerie treated
the local members royalty and had a nee
dinner ready upon their arrival and then
after the limitations were over oanquet
was spread in the hall and toasts aud short
stories were I'm abundance Mr. J X Dem;
a prominent State official Of the order ana ,l
a resident of Beaumont. Ind charge Of me
affair The Eagle band also acc9mpaniod
the lodge and there were 200 OF the Bean
mont members altogether, and they were
supplemented by seyenty-hve members
from Orange
The local people are now preparing Tor
the trip to Minneapolis and the Indications
are that there win he nearly dozen mem
hers there to sing Houston's praises Tor
the next annual meeting of the National
body Among those who expect to 60 are
Messrs ] Il Dean. II Hirsch X NJ
Mothner, Henry c Langham, J. V, Ridley
Jr.. Ralph Durham and others.
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They Made More Hits and Fewer
Errors Than Beaumont.
VERY STRONG IN THE FIFTH AND SIXTH
Results OF the Games in the American,
National Southern and Texas Leagues.
The Winners OF the Races
Houston 10, Beaumont 8.

Houston made & three straights by TAX.
ing yesterdays game from Beaumont the
contest seemed settled In the visitors favor
up to the fifth inning when the home team
across the plate, tieing the score In the
sixth inning Beaumont failed TO tally, but
Houston again rolled M four large runs.
with three on bases in this inning, Paulig
drove the bah to the fence ana cleared the
sacks, making third himself and scoring a
moment later on Markley's single The
visitors made two In the eighth, but did
nothing In the ninth.
stanford started In the box for Houston,
but he was wild and was also baitcd freely
He was taken ont after Ave runs had been
scored and Edmondson was substituted
The latter pitched q clever game,
Lockhead pitched i've innings FOR Beau
mont and was then relieved by Edridge
Both we're batted freely
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Many Negroes Picked UP.

vinton, La. MAY l2.-NIr. W. l., oliver, a
prominent business man o. this plaec, was
shot in the foot on the excursion train last
night and is suffering intensely, although
he Is not dangerously wounded. Mr. oliver
was sitting in car near the center Of the
train and was struck be a spent bullet,
fired in the coach behind him. He left this
morning for the hospital ~ Frank.in,
The negroes are strollng iu hy twos and
threes and late this afternoon some or
them are sim missing, though II Is not
known positively that any Of them were
k;led. several have been picked up by
Of ders 10 keep a lookout for injured people,
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[AND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
k,,cts Have Been Closed With
4 Engineer BOsohke.
[u WORK BEGUN on ENTERPRISE
n.olared on the MOSQUITO, but Sc
r., The Insect Has the Better
OF the Contest.

90, - 1-t,ar, ,,-os
Weston, Texas NlaN
- ~ the comfy commissioners IN
p ,.bicb tho contract which had
drawn NJ by COUNTY 'n"7e
!. ,.ncd bv Engineer g. W. Boscnke ny
t,4.or ie emnloved as consulting
NJ the l''.'' III =, solorv of
heer Of the sea "ul' AZ
IA ner year was approved. II was the
rsss the resolution authorizing
fuou 10 -, ho,ds a. +bis
Issuance 81 tue sea wa" p'n'S
sinr as this Is the frst regular session
4 -, slnce the election by which the
~ V'"'' t..- $50 o,,,,,oreroa IN
bty COMMISSIONERS "eie
horlze the bond Issue. rms was ue
H. hovever. on account Of the absence
,l.. NJ n Nenard from the
lommissluH'l ~ 80, -,
II is necessary 70 nave iull att' ~, uu
of all members OF the court "neh tue
Hutton Is passed.
Menard IS eXpecteu 10 return ne ~,
1nesday ana the ofdet WIN theh We
Btcd
delay is being oecaSoned ny the iact
the order authorizing tne issuance "a
3bonds has not yer peeh pass0u' At
krstood that II VIII he passed anu l9e
and order OF the Dpnqs nave alIeduy
approved by the attorney geheral anu ana
4contrgct for the hlntlng OF tne ponus
tbeen let to Clark ~ ours "l TINS Vl. Il;
a hcnhg now OblDE IIllitu anu W III
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
BLOCK OF BUSINESS HOUSES BURN
Ed AT FORNEY.
Some Insurance, but Not Sufficient to
Cover tho Loss---A Landmark at
Waco Was Burned.

Forney, Texas May l2.-At $40 a. m.
Monday Are broke out in the restaurant OF
H A. Money and within an hour the block
was consumed. n. A. Money lost his entire
stock, insured for $500; ], j. Patterson, en-
tire loss on house and contents $1,000, in
sured for Ss25; Mrs NJ. L. Loveiess' prop
erty $1,000, no insurance; Perry & McKin-
ney saved stock; the property belonged to
Mir SpaugeT, loss 5000, insured for $500:
G. Williams, storehouse and hotel, valued
al 5000. insured for $500 contents Of both
were saved; George McNutt, livery stable.
valued at $3.50, contents saved, no insur-
anCC.
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Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body


Men habits
aehs and bowels, and their nerve - 49,
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Maoo Lnndmark pestroved.

Waco. Texas. May l2-One of the oldest
buildings IA the city was destroyed by Are
last night It was erected In 1850 by judge
H. w Battle aud was used by MIN for a
homestead for "a number OF yeaps It was
then purchased by Dr.. Il. H. Carroll, the
well known Baptist minister, and occupied
by him for nearly q quarter of century
Tho pronerty now belongs 10 NJ. T Meers
and Was worth 5000 Che building, though
nearly a half century old, was ~ good
preservation ana WAS good Tor many more
years There was 5000 insurance on tne
house and furniture
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
BasehalI at Galunttnn-

Galveston Texas, May l2-Tbe baseball
season was opened here today with the
Santa Fe C;rays and the BELLS as opponents
With the score Ia In favor NJ the Santa
seventh inning and scored five runs on two
singles, n double and two errors The Hnal
score being 10 To- in favor Of the Santa
Fes The pitching of Weaver for the Santa
FeS was tho distinct feature Of the game
he striking out ten men aud only allowing
sin hits, three Of them being Of the scratch
order The new ban park win be finished
this week and It Is probable that the Lake
Charles club win play here three 4Emes
during the carnival, commencing Monday,
May 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
THIRD GUSHER BROUGHT IN.
Sour Lake Well Did Not Need BaiIing Out,
but Spouted Voluntarily.

sour Lake, Texas, May Il. The gusher
Of the Sour Lake Springs company came
IN this afternoon without bailing. Tho
eight-inch pine had been reduced to a four
inch above ground and the stream Of oil
shot fifteen feet above the top Of the six
~ fve foot derrick. The well seems 10 he
thoroughly clean and to need no battling
which Is considered something much out
Of the ordinary. 1t is believed that 1t will
flow, without being aeitated, though the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
Bio Sire at Tesarkana.

Little Rock Nay PA special 20 the
Gazette trom Texarkana at midnight says
half block ~ brick buildings are on fie
and the hrcmen can moi check It The
stores are c 81 Mcclure. general mef
chandse Fcopie's Furnishing company
MnF grocery. George scherer, goot
The stocks in the FIRST two named ate ruin
ed The other hair NJ the block is COM
posed Of raoming houses.
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Iaeavy San al CROWLEY.

Crowley, La, May PA heavy down
peur Of rain has hlied the bayous and allay-
ed the fears Of planters that salt water
would be brought up into the canal pumping
plants.
The new city administration has changed
ali the employees at the power house an
promises electric Nights 70 the full capacity
OF the plant.
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San Angelo. Texas. May 1o|--rhe state
ments Of san Angeles two Nstionai banks
show Deposits. $500, 1880 loans aud dis
counts, o.. s32 so cash ON hand and 10
hanks. 266, 45i.67; capital surplus and mn
divided profits. ss43,3aTeT.
The recent rains have restored coincidence
and a renewed building boom Is sbeut 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
Or. SHERMAN at Home

flyeston, Texas, May 12.-Dr sllverman.
h Of Temple Emanuel Of New York, who
president NJ the central conference of
frican rabhiz held recently at New or
Is, arrived IN the city this morning Run
Silverman was rabbi Of Temple mi
~ IT this city from 1855 10 1883 and he
3ere II visit his old friends. Now he "a
Of the foremost rshhis Of American
hism and nils one Of the largest pu-
IN New York
Informal reception was rendered the
Hnguisher visitor at Harmony club rooms
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A Ereak 81 LiohtnInp.

Beaumont Texas. May 12-Messrs. Ches-
ter and Rock came down from Woodrll's
this afternoon and report most miraculous
and startling lightning bolt there yesterday
during a violent thunder and rain storm.
They state that the Stewary hotel AZ which
they were dining. was strnck In fifteen
different nlaces aud that all OF the guests
were at dinner at the time and that yisi-
bic bolt Of lightning shot across the tah'e
between the diners aud shocked them con.
s!derably and scared them more. fne house
was badly damaged and, as stated above
when the count was made there were nj
touched hv the peculiar force No other
damage N0s reported AMI the inmates Of
the hotel escaped Win nothing more than
severe fright They all left the hotel wa II
the accident happened.
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sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

Ia f ran Texas. May Il. -Strsyed or
me- gray horse with ring IN each SIDE
'ii'uef. caused from istula. brand
IN \, with half circle over ~
on up, or - years old. also one lbs y
|ieh, eye out. old scar from wire cut
Ihenls seeoaider; branded JTN lconne-tedl
Ia. xhSr,s Slo reward for same. 4. b.
4 sastin Wharton county.
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ReuiuaI a. Wanahaohle.

woxuhacbie, Texas, May l2.--rhe pro.
tracted meeting at the Christian church is
progressing satisfactorily and much good is
resulting. Evangelist Sehoonover is preach
ing some excellent sermons and the song
service, conducted by prof Brewer Of Chi-
capo Is proving Ia be very interesting
feature OF the meeting There have been
several accessions 10 the church.
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Coleman County Results,

are all In and show that the following can
didates were nominated for county offices
at the primary election held In this county:
B. r. Rose. county judge; ]. D. Mann, DIS.
trict Judge; r. v Wood. county clerk; j. 2.
Brown, county attorney; c. A. Homphill,
assessor; j. c. Jones, collector, r. Good
fellow. sherlf; James Williams, treasurer;
j. A. McElrath, surveyor; G. T.. Martin,
public weigher and Antony Hudson, hide
elected commissioner and tnstice " the
peace OF this precinct, and Charles Killings
worth constable.
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oniler may have to be sent down once or
twice.
The well is $50 feet deep. the shallowost
81 the three gushors now here. 1t proves
considerable amount Of territory as being
in the gusher territory. Quite crowd was
here to witness the bringing in of the well.
Atlantic and Pacific No, was not turned
on but will he tomorrow and It Is expected
that the exhibition will be even better
than when 1t was FIRST brought in.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
OIL LAND CASE NOW ON TRIAL IN
DISTRICT COURT.
Big Aerie Of Eagles Has Been Instituted
at Port Arthur-A Peculiar Freak OF
Lightning at WoodVIle.

Branch office: The Posts Beaumont Of
dce is at room l. ogden building corner
Pearl and Crockett, Southwestern tele-
phone 1874 with l.. F. Neely as business
representative and F. W. Greer as core
spondent. Subscriptions and advertise
ments or news items left at this address
viii receive prompt attention Subscribers
having any cause for complaint as 20 de
livery of papers are requested to phone or
otherwise notify the office promntly.
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Hn county 10 Vote on Prohibition.

~ prohibitionists have selected Iune IA as
the time for holding the county prohibition
election. The commissioners court convened
this morn ne, hut action On The petition
viii probably he deferred until the last ~
the week There are over 100 names on
the DqtitiGn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
POLICEMAN KILLED AT FORT WORTH
Was Shot to Death by a Hack Driver
Whom He Had Arrested

Fort Worth, Texas, May 12--Police ofa.
Ger Andrew ]. Grimes was shot and in
stanty Killed this morning at o'clock by
hackman named Jeff Van. The tragedy
occurred near the Texas and Pacific passen
ger station. when hundreds of people were
coming into tho city for the day. Van had
violated the hack ordinance, which compels
the hackmeu to remain at certain dis
lance from the station.
When Officer Grimes went TO arrest him
he whipped out revolver and began
shooting one shot struck Grimes IN the
stomach, producing instant death. The
slayer was Jailed
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ooNvENTloNs An WACO.
Five OF Them Are to Begin Their
Sessions Wednesday,

Waco, Texas. MAY -. There win De lvc
State meetings in session in the city this
wceL. aud all will begin Wednesday. They
are the State Firsmen's association, the
state Dental association. the State Enlbains'
ers aud Undertakers' association. the Garth
ollie Knights Of America and the state con.
ference OF brick nlasons. II Is expected
that these meetings viii hiring about 20aN
people 10 the city. and arrangements have
been made for their enteItannent