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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-16

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-16

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF
CHARLES JEsSUP AWARDED DAM.
AGE IN SUM OF $4,000.
Plaintiffs Petition Recited Tale of Many
Wanderinos in the Course Of an
Arrest for Felony.

A verdict for $1,000 exemplary and $1,000
punitive damages was returned by Jury
In the Fifty fifth district court last evening
In favor OF Charles Jessup against James S,
Regain. cashier Of the Citizens National
bank OF Prescott, Ark. and G. b. Johnson
Of johnson county, Texas, for alleged false
Imprisonment and malicious prosecution
The allegations In plaintiffs petition were
that on January 81 1901, the defendants
conspired, confederated and trumped up q
charge Of felony against plaintiff OF swind-
ling or obtaining money on false pretenses,
which ssid charge he alleges was false, the
Defendants in furkherance Of their con
sptxacy TO tnjure plaintiff, induced and In
attgated ]. q. Blackburn and Il. c. Thomp-
Sons than marshal and deputy marshal Of
the city OF Houston, TO illegally arrest and
tmp<1son plaintiff upon said trumped up
charge; that he was illegally arrested and
taken into custody upon the streets of
Houston. without authority, and upon reach
Ing the police station he was searched and
put into a cell, without being taken before
magistrate; that they kept plaintiff IN
secret confinement In a nlthy and loathsome
cell, without any bed, which caused plQintiu
tndescnbable humiliation OF mind and dis
comfort Of body until about 4:80 a, u. on
the morning of March Is, 1901, when they
AahA-SAAASd pSIAL4OuSG anu lulSlbAy SuAAASu
him to the international and Great North
erp depot to carry him to Palestine.
That he was locked In q damp, unclean
cell for two days and nights, and the de-
PENDANT (RegRn) came to Palestine when,
in furtherance OF said conspiracy your
petitioner was taken by said Regan to the
town of ElShart and then taken back -
Palestine, From there he alleges he was
carried to Longview, and there ne was con
hned until April /, 1901, at which time, In
obedience to a writ OF habeas corpus issued
y Judpa (1rq ham Of the HpMFth tudlcill dis
trict OF Texas, who fixed his bail at $1,000
for his appearance before said judge on
April s, IDOL, he was then taken back to
Lopgview and on hearing was discharged
That all Of said unlawful restraint of his
liberty against will and wishes was 0
malicious design on the part of the defend
ants to injure plalnuG, destroy his char
acter and reputation and expose him tc
humiliation by being carried about hand
cuffed and to cause him trouble and cost
the confinement as before alleged caused
plaintiff to become sick, and that he suf
fered great mental distress and anxiety fol
himself and for his family and he still 80
suffers, and will continue to suffer for the
balance Of his life,
He also alleges that he contracted rheu
matism from said confinement and ht
charges that the unlawful actions against
him by defendants was begun by reason Of
/ for which he prayed judgment for 25lQOl
exemplary damages and $4,000 punitive
The plaintiff was represented by the flru
| Of Brockman & Kahn, and defendants by
| Hume q Hume.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.
Miss Clara Arnold Happily Entertained
Numerous Friends.

Miss Clara Arnold Happily Entertained
Numerous Friends.
On Friday night last a party was given 70
Miss Clara Arnold in honor Of the celebra
ton OF her sixteenth birthday. The party
was given at the residence OF Mr. and MTs.
NJ. Arnold at their residence, No. l4l'
Cochran street. Fifth ward. Among those
present we're the following;
Misses Jennie Smith, Clara Arnold LgIns
West. Nellie Cronan Jennie Mingers, ItllIe
Grant Katie Cronau, Maggie hgena i y
Sadie Grant, Rickie Jordan, Pearl hartl9'
lille Jordan. Lille Hanson, Mary HGehl'
Tncy Wecehta. Mamie Keenan,, May RAJ
dan. Fannie Ringold, Fannie MechtH' Ann lt,
Rnrland, Minnie Fowler Caddie Bell NAni0
McsSrs. VIII Olsen. Jim Haden, Iliii
King. Gus Hlet Win Mengers buten ~
sou. Henry Holmes, VIII Board, jim liuch
man. Wi Hicks Riley Hit Mlh "a, ~.
IA Strnwrpr. John Hanson. henry -
neskv ia ZONES, Walter King h0lLN
iPeU Rufus Bates, james BEN NM.
Fenner. Walter Sherman. Emil llueil 'p d.,
iackson. Ice knight, Gus NlsheshS' ""'
Arson Frantic Burnett. 7 r Cuu. s.,.--
Tho chaneroues were Mt ana NIT. 9IssiiIg W.
son' Mr. and Mrs stclnberg. Mt ana ~, NJ
Marsh Mr. and Mrs Bates. M. anu ~
Deniels Mr. ana Mrs Wlnters' Ut. sn ,i
Mrs Uilt. Mr.. and Mrs. haucher MI anu
Mrs Bell Mrs Jordan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
United States Courts.
BANKRuPrcY MATTERs

Yesterday was q busy day IN the ofaee
Of Judge j. r. Burnett referee In bank
ruptcy The cases OF whistler & league
Of Rosenberg, Leo HERMAN Of Trinity.
heard and the bankrUpts were sworn and
examined by the referee and attorneys for
creditors whistler g. Teasue offered
romposition az 30 per cent cash. ald Leo
Il, rsmnn offered q settlement ~ 40 per
r,1f cash. and the creditors present and
refrpscripd Aocopt these offers The referee
y III ON February II nest % MS office iIi
Houston hear The application to con1rm
thcsp compositions.
In me case Of IT, u Burns the creditors
elected Deputy United states Marghal Yam
as trustee ,,,s, -
nor cent in the case Of Joseph Relchman Of
4 fIa,etsville. ,r.
ale me referee recommended TINT the pc
/ titlon OF said firm for discharge pe granteo'
tbere being no opposition 70 same.
Suits Filed for the District Courts.
Gertrude Lacou VS.. Aipaonse LAeour;
oi George NJ. DOvnsy IA ina sONthwsatsra
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Probate Court.
Probate Court
(Hon. T. Blake Dupree, Judge presiding
E, h. Dupree, clerk)

lHon. T. Blake Dupree, Judge presiding
E, +. Dupree, clerk9
verdict Of guilty and defendant remanded
to the custody Of the sheriff until further
orders OF this court
Estate of Emily Taylor Farrar deceased;
inventory and apprasement approved and
ordered recorded and upon payment Of
costs estate Is ordered dropped from the
docket.
Estate Of C. /. and ], i. Noble, minors
inventory and appraisomenr examined, ap
proved and ordered recorded.
Estate OF John II. Brlnghurst. minor; re
port OF sale OK south one-half Of block z
of the Hadley and Franklin addition. MED
Estate OF Nellie o. Cobb, deceased IN
ventory and apprniscmcnt approved and or
dsred recorded and upon payment OF costs
estate "a ordered dropped from the docket
Estnte OF Lucy Sherman and Henrietta
Brady, minors; guardian is authorized u
purchase vendors len notes uggreGuting
Si3G'CG on $50 acres Of land out OF tht
| Choate league near Webster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
'A'aua LIMIT ON TICKETS.
The VALUE OF CHARCOAL.

ppsople Know How Useful II Is in
E.', s'eMnq Health and Beauty.
,,is., s'eryoody knows that charcoal ia
n purls,a arg most efficient dIsInfectant
tst me- "a nature, but few realize Ifs
\ ns ssmo 'a aiken Into the human system,
sIrccsi /, cleansing purpose.
&t q II ~ remedy that tho moro vou
+ bat s,,Ss oetteE; II is not a drug nt
haes siTsrJS aDsorbs the gases and i'm.
,s,iles "a preseht In the stomach and
e iI'es Them out of the sys-
Il am, sNeetens the breath after smot.
~ eaang or after eating onions snd
,e,ous vegetables
y rnrl.tsasee tnaily clears and Improyes
BIZ, 80. II whltens the teeth orJ
"a nthlrt,. natural and emiueutly
d M ~ ,.. me Injurious gases which cot.
Il teQih ~ and bowels; II disinfect,
fsnk sno throat from the poison of
~, 'SEEists sell charcoal, IN an. ,,,,,, -
y ~, ~ =. probably the best charcoal ana
fasei lo,srsne money Is In Stuart's Al.
n, povds-asss So; they nre compo-ed 81 the
~less an,iss lllow charcoal. and other
Il FL II tho ,pIlcs 10 tablet form or
nishess no borm N OF large. pleasant tast.
q u 's CHARCOAL being mixed with
a il SS Oss q these lozenges viii soon
~ health h,sp.oVed condition OF thu
ii 3 al NM, better Complexion. sweeter
Ast IA e 1o blood. and the beantv q
saatnaeSS' S nel harm can result from
.esneai. USE bur on The cuIt.Ar]
n -, !. physician In ,,.,.,
n Charcoal, says 'S 81 adg,s n' s .ne
!, ,,'itg fr rSgpt Lozenges TO MI nat,sn t
= p rlssr X gas In stomach ana howeIs
(. roa,SSn sr COMPLEXION and purity fhe
\ aiss sIssiiy w nIsTnoai; ] also believe the
y cfug storss put twenty 1--WE cents q
sas: sss PREPARATION, vet i believe ~ soni
.ssns Io,.S.tet charcoal in STUART
~ tsrsssi ..s than In any Of the or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

IF. p. Barr to j. p Wright, four
acres OF land out Of the Harris g.
Wilson two-leoFue survey ........, 3
F. r. Chew TO C, 2. oliver, lot ],
subdivision OF the Meyer homo
stead, out OF lot A OF the o.
Smith survey ..,..... .,.,..-...;,...
T. v. Summerville Hanks N william
II. Olschowske, south one-half of
lots and D. block 2ls Cnstanie ad.
dition: other considerations and 49,.
NJ J. LOSING and wife 10 Marie
Agnes Fox, southwestern one-half
Of lot O Of the roi subdivision OF
the Riisou Morris league. .....,.,
T. NJ Corhl0n aud wife 70 Amor
! Rottchcr 81 al. 10 20 acres % land
out OF the ,. S. Collins four'labor
4 r. ". kittreii 10 II. N. Mayo. lot 9.
! and north half OF lot 7, block II,
( Fair Grounds addition. ,..,.,....., y
( j. W Bettls and wife 20 W. r and
/ s. c. Indtke, north one.hnh OF
| block u Of the Royal subdivision
OF lot OF the Harris d Wilson
tWo-AeG4ue grant aA-@rs-A.p'AssAs.s :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
KNIGHTS WILL ENTERTAIN.

An Elaborate Program Prepared for Next
Thursday Evening.
On next Thursday evening at their hal
In the Fifth ward, the Knights Of Pythias
win entertain all members q the order~aud
their friends
Preparations have been made for an even
ing of much pleasure, and the social fea-
lures are being amply provided for.
The following program has been prepared
under the direction OF the committee com
posed of Messrs Thompson, Kuhns and
Parker:
Song. opening ode Of the order.
Address. ...... Captain James =. Lnoln psom W
Song .,............,....M Miss Ada Woodiuu
80. Miss Alice and Mr.. George swift
Recitation. Miss Anna Merkent
Plano and violin selection .,..........
Misses Katie Welsh, Ruby Mona
CHAN, Lucy Edmonds and NJ. BitH-
Solo ...........,...'''''' Miss MasEILs S Stet
Address. .......,.........R Rev. r. L. Moore
Plano duet .,.,,,...'''''.' 4hlsses '4e''i'''
Caledonlan quartette ........;. ,,'',.;
Messrs. Cooper, Smith, Walker and
Bennett, ,.cr.o.
Rag-time selection. ...,. Miss Pearl 1aI,ineI
Duet. Mesdames Marks and walker
Zitber mnsic. ...... Prof. II. A. NANhour
Plano solo. Miss Ada Hoover
| SONG. Miss Hila AlIen
Violin solo. ..,....''''''.'' "a =, ~ pI,LiT
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. heltn h"pulu
/ Song. Miss Gertie Robertson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
FIftY-fIIth pIatrIot Court.

Hon Charles L. Ashe, Judge presiding
Henry Albrecht, clerkJ
L. o. Shiun ct al vs.. \. r. Boyd ct al,
debt and attachment leave granted to de-
tendant to file hrat amended Original an
swer.
Charles Jesslp Vs. sLmes s. Regain ct al,
damages; verdict for plaintiff for 5000.
Henry Bemclat ys. Bering Misunderstanding
Company, damages leave granted 10 de
swer.
August W. Bebber VS.. William Il. Robert
son ct al, injunction; sale confirmed, ]. q.
Blackburn allowed $50 and auditor $50.
Houston Ice and brewing Company VS..
]. N. oden ct al, debit dismissed at plain
talif's costs.
{. !. McCarty ct al vs. w. B. Turner:
rule for costs granted.
W. o. FitZe vs., Aetna Insurance Com.
pnny, collect policy; motion to eet aside
judgment by default granted, and judgment
set aside
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

I Lost Thursday evening ana at the aams
time held a meeting and some very Inn
| portant matters were discussed, after which
| Mr. ]. IL Smith addressed this club IN r
very nice way. which was enjoyed by all
J present.
The following were elscted cricsrs,
/ Ernest Armstrong, president; L.sanarii Nesi-
/ lenlsa, Vice president; Mrs =. A. Guloif,
secretary and treasurer. Refreshments we're
served az II O'clock. 10 the delight OF all.
! Those present were: Misses May Chad.
| Jessie Manning, Freda RuG. Edith san.
! berg. Christine Medlenlra, katio Dnpernoys
! Dfyrta and Alma Fomea, Soda E,lhernr0ck,
/ 1Illda Ruf. Lillian Warrington, Agnes Cum
mings Irene Medlenka, Mrs. : y. Thomp-
] son, Mrs. G. a, Gulorf, aud Messrs. Grnest
] scherfrius, A. W. Soherffiua, ]. n, SMITH.
/ Harry cload, Robert cload, Fred Modienke.
| Joe Medienka, Leslie Newton, Ed Hetee,
] Z. W. Medlenka, Rudolph fIig and Fred
/ Run, Jr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

D. c. Glddings 20 ]. r. Robinson,
6e4 $40 acres OF land out OF the
William II. Taylor et 81 TO the Tay-
lor Brick company, thirty-eight
acres Of land out Of the J. 4 Black
survey .s........,. .s....F'.t's.f,
william Hartung and wife to the
Taylor Brick company, lot 2
block 669, south side Bufralo bayou
PAM Wuesche 10 Matte Wlttlestadt,
62lh ceres OF land ont OF the Allen
McCnGlaud survey .....-.......,
S. L and Laura Davis 60 Nancy a.
] Enrleman and husband, 100
acres OF land out Of the = smith
Harriet A. Clarke 20 Charles
Chaplin, lots q and Y, BLOCK $50
IN Iiouston Heights .....''.'..'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Eleventh District Court.

IHon Charles d. Ashe, Judge presiding
Henry E4OreCht, clerk
Masterson, debt motion for new trial over
ruled to which defendant excerpts and
gives notice OF appeal ten days after adj
ment Of facts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
County Court.

(Hon, I. Blake Dupree, judge presiding;
e. 4, Dupree, clerk
A. L. lincoln W. Eliza Sanders, debt;
verdict and judgment for defendant.
Yelasco Box Factory VS.. Charles Lilien
thai, debt; continued because OK loss Of
papers, and set for the hrst jury day OF
The next torn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
A DAY IN THE COURTS
Damage Suits AggegatinS $4,000
Filed 10 the District Courts.
BUSY DAY IN BANKRUPTCY COURT
December Term Of Eleventh District
Court cIosedi February Term
VIII Begin Monday.
BUSY DAY IN BANKRUPTCY cOUU

The February term OF the criminal dis
trict court will convene Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock, at which time the grand Jury
wiz be impeneled and charged
The Texas and New Orleans Railway Com
pany has hled q motion FOR new trial In
the Bernard B. Kelly case. This is the
case In which the Jury returned a verdict
for the plaintiff IN the sum of $4,000 foE
personal injuries received by him.
Judge Charles Z. AShe adjourned the
Eleventh district court yesterday at noon.
having closed the December term. The
court viii reco1vene Monday morning for
the February term.
suit was Oiled In the district court by
Edwin C. Kidd, through his attorneys,
bovejoy Mnlevinsky, against the Cal
weston Houston and Northern Railway Com
pany for damages In the sun OF $4,000,
alleging that he was employed by defendant
as brakeman, and while so employed he
was walking on the top Of some pipe loaded
on nat car, the stanchions which sup
ported said pipe gave way throwing plain
TIN to the ground, injurtng him seriously
and permanently about every part Of his
body, for which he prays damages In the
above amount
Another suit was nled by George NJ
Downey, through his attorneys, T. ]. LII
lard and Lovejoy & Mllevinsky, against the
southwestern Telegraph and Telephone
Company, for damages In the sum Of $780,
200, alleging that while working for dc
tendAnt In the capacity Of chief operator,
he teh Into trough or tunnel In the door
of the telephone building which had been
carelessly left open, inJurlng him seriously
and permanently. Tor which he prays dam
ages in the above amount
Another suit was hled by c. d. Nebbe,
through his attorneys Il. J. Lillard and
LoVejoy Malevinsky, against the South.
western Telegraph and Telephone Company,
for damages III the sum Of S2o.UOO, al
legtng that on September 26, 1901. Hhilo
IN tho employ of defendant at Eigin, Texas,
In the capacity u a lineman, a pin GU the
cross arm OF q pole gave way with lin.
causing Lilo to tan TO the ground, about
thirty feet, seriously and permanently In
jurlng him, for which he prays damages in
me above amount
Criminal district court convenes Monday,
February ., 1908 at o'clock a M, for
the February term, 1903.
Following cases are set Tor Monday, Feb
rusry 2;
Al Simon, appeal
Dickson Gray, appeal.
u. Boone, appeal
George Conrad, appeal
W. I. Smith, appeal
jim Bates, appeal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
|TpFET CAR TRANSFERS TODAY

IkhuAoE VIII pc issued only upon tho
payment OF y o-cept fare.
BY boarding 4 South End car. riding
around tho loop, transferring 10 & houston
Heights car and riding over It's circuit. a
passenger can enjoy a two hours ride for
10 oentR.
Tho conductors are signing for a oioudy
and disagreeabie day. Said one OF them to
Post representative; III It is a nice Sun.
day. the company won't have cars enough
to carry the people, for they viii all want
to try. the transfers, lust 70 see how n
works and we, conductors would Gko 20
have 1t easy the nrst day II we get
ratified It may cost some Of Us good desl
slips. We hope for RAIN
The oonpony's intention Is to make the
transfer answer as a direct line, That Is.
man going from the Heights to the
south end Of the city would only pay 5
cents II there was direct line, and the
transfer gives him that privilege That is
It's sole use as designed by the street rail-.
way company,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
.relerrnnh and Telepbone company. dam.

Fes. l,.., rTo,,s.,7,
and Nor+ilern Hallway Company; damages.
b u. NFbbe vs. Southwestern IeiegripA
and Telephoue Company; damages
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Ga, Mario Coffee ssc blend for soc, 4
nonnd We are making a leader OF ~
Queen City Coffee Co, elS MA'h' D"'N
phones 1874
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Wrirbt 81. lots 10. 20 and p.
block 4 Cascara addition; other
valuable considerations and ....
Thomas p Converse 10 Pau a.
schem, lot 20, block q. A, G. Allen
addition, north side Buffalo bayou
Newton G. Abbott 70 B., y: Is3den,
lots %, u and %, block 10, river
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
Pleasant Surprise Party.

very interesting surprise party va
given An honor cf Miss May cload, 100 Ht
Eansauel street. By the ]. o. c. social eiul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

A. W Flock and slrs 7. 2. ThomPsoi
frank smith aud Miss Lizzie Chamber
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Take oxIpINE for cnnh and Esvsra.
Cure guaranteed
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Suits Filed for the County Court
Howard smith & Co vs.. T. i. sloan
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The February term OF the criminal dis
trict court will convene Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. at which time the grand Jury
viii be lmpGneled and charged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
we,l.known Man Here,

Colonel Joseph Button, of Appomattto,S,
c1erk OF the State Senate arrived IN the
civ Yesterday and Will spend few days
hero. Colonel Button is confident OF the
election Of Captain Cam Patteson oyer
Mr., FRANKLIN, his Republican opponent
in the Appomattox district,
Mr., Charles H. East, OF Danvllle, q
we'll known architect and builder of that
CITY ia ut Murphy's. Mr.. East has been
constructing a number OF tobacco fac-
tories in North Carolina, and makes ., g
sueclalty of factory construction. lie built
several for tho Imperial Tobacco Com
pany.
Among the we'll known arrivals at MIr-
phy's last night is Mr. William NJ. Smith.
Of Cumberland Courthouse, member
of the bar of that county,
Mr.. Thomas Il. Bass, OF Danville, Va
representative OF tho American Tobacco
Company, is in the city. Mr.. Bass was
formerly a dealer In leaf tobacco IN Dan
Vile. and Is one Of many capable judges
of leaf tobacco from that city teleeted by
the American and Continental Companies.
The large companies are finding many
valuable men in Virginia and North Car
DINA, and, In fact, the leading men II
Inc employ OF tho company and many OF
| it's officers are North Carolnians or Vir'
| g.nians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11

/ r,,ir,orA Hoffman for commissioner OF
IN rovcnuo FOR Wilson District, Victor
N s.ar,,oii fnr comm ssloncr Of the revenue
& - - Is,k Creek District, George
+ s1.ni,i for commissioner OF tho revenue for
\ Old Town District. !.
81, G, Weaver, of White Top, was TO
hon1,natet for the House OF D Dele 9.
rhe Democratic Executive sGomm y, ~
/ r1rayson met Tuesday ut the oilice OF
ffse chairman, i. 8. Bourne, and canvassed
tinn returns from Tie prlnlnry Tor Tho
I House Of Delegates held on last Friday.
| 4he candidates before the primary being
|; Colonel T.. n. Kirby and Hon. I. ~
| own. rhc official returns show that
Kirby defeated Gwyn BY tlirty-nino ma
I 1crity,. and the Executive COMMITTEES de-
clsred Mr.. Kirby TO be tho nominee
4 Roth nartlcs now 1iave complete ticket
IN the field.
THE other Democratic nominees are ns
4 follows: Treasurer, D. G. Mallory; sher-
siift Bnyr Orborne Commemorative ~
torney, II. A. Cox; Commissioner OF tn !.
revenue, Elk Creek District, =. ~,
ii Vaughan; commissioner OF tho revenue revenue
4 Old Town District, Warrick Murphy COM
y missioner of The revenue, Wilson District,
Alex, Ross. a full list Of district officers
& were also named BY each Of the 1'artles
The majority Of the Hon. ]. Kyle Full
TOM OF Suminertleld, this county over
Judge John r.. Moore, of Stuart, PntrlcK
county, candidates before the Democratic
a Ecnat orial primary. held last frlday. -
Z nearly 400 IN this county
The official count will be made at Hills
willie next Saturday, when the result OF
H the Senatorial primary election VIII be
mnde known and the successful candidate
A declared the nominee. This is tho Sixth
4 Senatorial District. and Is composed Of
1.-THE counties of Grayson. Carroll and Fat
y rick il#t6se
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
sRESHlD PASHA'S REMOVAL.
Demand Of Minister Leishman Said to
SIS Have Been Needed.
INV Associated PressO


CONsTANTlNoPnE, September TO-
United States Minister Leishlnan has pre-
scntcd a demand to the Turkish govern
ment for the dismissal Of Reshld Pasha.
val. OF Beruit, on the ground that SO
long as he is retained in office the lives
and property OF Americans IN Beruit are
insecure. III. a.
The dispatch Of Nazim Pasha to Bernlt
from his post at Damascus is cona sa e ,r
to be a preliminary step towards a se sl,Iss
mcnt. Nazim Pasha received an ent y
s,astic reception upon his arrival AZ l3e-
ruit. a crowd al the railway station cheer-
ing him repeatedly The town was then
perfectly TRANQUIL. 5t., !, !, n, x,
According to the latest kilograms, now
ever. the consuls continue TO transac 9,
their business with Reshrd Pasha, van al
{ OF Beruit. u.
Berult adviccs received here late yes
Aterday stated that uncasiness sun pre-,
vailed among the Christians there. ana
tha / tho exodus to the mountains coll'
tjnued, but no fresh disturbances had oc-
CURED. ~ ~
norts that he can land 800 marines anu anu
hlue Jackets from the Brooklyn ana "a
IRA n cisco in case OF urgent necessity.