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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-03
New York Money Market.

New York April Close: Money on
call firm at SAP per cent: closed at
7NS per cent. Time money nominal-so
days. 5hG5Ik per cent: 30 days. 5Ag5iz per
cent: 6 months. 5i4n5 per cent Prime
mercantile paper. 5i1Gs per cent Ster-
ling exchange steady at s4s7 for demand
and At SfSs. 75GIi $3.50 for 60 days. Posted
rates. 49, and 4.s7i9d4.Ss. Commercial
bills SA3ll4S 3is.
Bar silver $3.50: Mexican dollars. Sic
Government bonds easier; railroad
hoD6s weak
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I,oas7-. ApTs LIT AS sd tosay ~;
Lord Ivsssh q pubilu. ard AiesrzrsH
Pierre q Befass. az Ersrsre5 - FEi =
least z Ssssss tr.p tss.r f-srzsr-srts'af's
-shezre pgzn1rd O. heip m lrish far-zs-s-
sd thatp robasiv oszfral DEPOSITS Nil
l. estshlixh~l . Ehich p-ptSce ~ -
eonvsye1 - Al extensive sgstssz q CO..
lec;son xaxens. erasn - horsez. urtl
rstroacz are butt
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Nc ounr.im pres.nt-

New York. April This was the reEu-
lar meeting day OF the directors Of the
81 Louis and San Francisco road But -
the absence Of quorum the meeting vas
indefinitely postponed President foakum
returned from the west today. bat there
were no Development IN the reported
Frisco Rock Island deal
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which coffee FOR future delivery was ever
sold The last previous iow record pric-
was made ~ 100. Nh~a October sosa dur
Ing September - that year a. $40
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CASH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows:
F7ouT-Steady.
Wheat-,So. spring. 76Gr77c; No. 3.
e9G75c: No. red. 72isa735sc.
Corn-No. ,. 43i4c. No. > yellow, 42i.c.
Oats-No. .. S32.c; No. 3 white. 325s6f
S6s.c
Rye-No =. 1910.
Bsrley-GoGod feeding. 3Sd4Oc; fair to
choice mating 47G53c.
Flax Seed-No. l. N.1O: No. l north
western. Sill.
Timothy Seed-Prime. $325.
Provisions Mess pork. per bbl.. Sl7.90d
l. ss: lard. per 100 lbs. Ss.95G9s7 short
ribs sides Goose. se.50eIsSe: dry salted
shoulders (6oxed) sS75GS. S7is. short clear
sides (boxed). S10.57lzaleJo
Whiskey-Basis OF high wines. 81 80.
Clover-Contract grade. sIl7JG1l-S5.
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III. e. MN5z<


30 vi 1eth Sd.

$50 Ex-Mayor OF Dover =. d
during the DAY oblges YOU many times during
the night Unhealthy kidneys rheumatism gfaNe
catarrh dun ache in ;hc back oi's
and muscles your ache and back ache causes
indigestion trouble. set sso~ ye
low compexion makes you though had heart
trouble. Won may have plenty bat strengths
get weak and
The cure for these Or kiimers swamp-Soot
the worid-famous kidney remedy. in taking swamp Root
YOU afford help Mature Tor Swamp-oot y tae
most perfect aid the Kidneys that 10
known TO medical science
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The packers manage to take all the
hogs that come. but they do not have
to do any rustling to get all they want.
John Cooley, the well known shipper
at Rose Hill. brought in a car load OF
hogs yesterday.
Logan e. Co. Of Sterling had another
car load of hogs on the market yesterday.
They are regular clippers TO this mar
ket.
The two car loads Of hogs that brought
the top price yesterday were raised and
shipped by Colonel r. H. Holton OF Reno
county They were fine hogs and not
a dock on the two car loads. He says
that he win have two more car loads
ready for the Wichita market some time
in June.
L. D. Dresbach of Newton helped out
the hog receipts to the extent of a car
load He was satisfied that the buyers
used him all right.
Edgar &, Knox OF Beaumont consigned
o car load OF hogs TO this market yes
terdav
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Prominent Men Women

pOvcr. y. J.. Nov LIN ~
had both liver and kidney trouble Tor
over three years. / tried the best physi-
clans In Washington ID. e. Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati anG Chicago. but received very
l!tsIe benefit until I commenced taking
e,lv. swamp Root. After taking the fFSt
bottle I noticed quite a change which
satisfied me that ~ last I had found The
right medicine l continued night on Win
Sy amp Root FOR four months AID BY this
time noticed such a marked i'm nfuVcfnent
in my health In every way. that 7 feit
satisfied that I was cured But. 20 be
positive beyond p question or doubt, " hen
IN CHICAGO during July f25a ! went %
the Columbus Medical Laboratory. Ne.
i05 state ST. and had them make a
thorough aud complete uiiscroscopicai eN-
animation which showed my kidneys agd
liver TO be perfectly well and healthy.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York April 2.-The dry goods
market has been featureless. with buyers
RETAINING from making liberal par
chssss While stocks or hand are not
large. there is no desire to speculate. and
purchases are made simply 70 supply
current needs Jobbers' trade has been
little more brisk. owing 10 the better
we: Nhe- conditions
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Closing quotations OF stocks were as
follows:
Butter-Firm. Creamery. 1sa2sizc; dali
~. 14G2sc.
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases included.
I3c
Cheese-Stesdy. Is6lSi.c to bic
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SUGAR Went Down.

New York April 2.-Arbuckie Bros. to-
day announced further reduction % r
hundred pounds in she price OF rennsd
sugars. making tae price q graauiaisd
as cents p~r pound and the net price
&c This = r. u hundred pofinas lower
than ;he price - E-auuiste,l sugar hr~d
yesterday by fhe American and National
rehneries. which reduced the price ioc a
hundred pounds
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WARREN VICE PRESIDENT 5galisG
New York. April AT a meeting Of
the board Of directors Of the Choctsw.
Oklahoma and Gulf Railway company
held today. 9. II. Warren was elected
first vice president
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EEGS-f reSn. nc
Receipts Of wheat p eafS
ST. Louis.

St. Louis. April 2-Wheat-Close,
Higher. 40. red. cash. elevator. ssisc.
track. .70Fssc: May, @isc; July. ss'sqsse;
No hard ia 7Si7c-
Corn-Higher. No. . cash. Ss-.c; track.
&c: May. $40: July. a.
Osts-Higher No. . cash. z5i-c; track.
2s4ssc: ssav 35&sc: July. - zG@ssc; No
. white. sic. =
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Cattle,

Yesterday was duh day in the cattle
section. due to light receipts. Buyers
and sellers quoted the market steady.
Cattle Sales.
No. Av. W.T.. Price.
Is stockers .................... GS5 s420
10 cows ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 $50
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Sample Bottle Of swamp-Root Sent Absolutely by


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Kansas City,

Kansas City. April 2.-Wheat-Close:
May. s4s.e; July, 6l3.Gsls.c: cash. No. ?
hard. 66ds7c; No. ; hard. e3Gs4c; No 4
hard. 5SGs2c: rejected hard. 5saSsc; No
. red e9G70c; No. red. s4lsSc
Corn-April S5izc; May. li-c July.
$50. cash No. mixed. 81. a3slxc; No
white s'iS7Izo: Nc. ~hite. 56izC.
Oats-No. . white. 34eaSsi=c; No. 2
mixed. S3aSl<c-
Ry@No. = sc
Hsy-Choice timothy. SEQ; choice prai-
RE. - 25Gs ..
Bu;ter-Creamery. 21G25c; fancy dairy.
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New York. AgrH SALES q the April
and May deliveries % coffee were made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-08
TEXAS MARRL AGES.

CorslcanN Texas, Jan uary Miss
Paulme Phce. dNughter ~ s. A. Pave,
president % the S A. PRyS Grocery com.
panY, and Mr Jack WmanAS a prominent
business man OF MvSid, wen married here
today nc high noon
Caldwell. Texas January 1 Married al
the residence OF the BRIDES father, near
caldwell. % the morning "a january Z
iNR Mr. Wyeknfe Skinner or IatnpasRS ~
Miss AOrella Murray Rev. II ~ Hanks %.
hclatlng fhe bride is rhe ,dauEhter ~
Hon. A. G, Murray, rcprte,SEA tive la the
next legislature The gronp * the son at
Mr skinner, u haakvr Rt LampAsas, and Is
connected With his fathers hagA-
FayetteVille, Texas. January Z Married
Monday night MI Max Meitxt IA Ttsl Mrs
Ross Crawford, square Bertsch Officiating.
Sherwood, Texas January . staoa. c. n
lMdspeth, representative of the Alne Hun.
dred ana Second district was AZ idgh nO,u
Yesterday 10Th iUstpnt united p. marriage
sc Mlss Mary ClhQurnV Mr. n iudsDet h
has been unti recently editng AND pro
prietor ~ the Kicker of Ogonn I and A
widely and unoSt tNvorahly known "A rough.
out the Western country Miss tlAbourn,
4 The daughter o. Mr., A w. Ciibottrnc of
this place
deWett Texas, January IA Few Va Yend,
oN june Gar N@ p m assembled Al IA ,wetl
70 witness me marriage Of Mr. ~ ~
horriss ana Mlss Lula Malone. rhe MOON
was FORMERLY " Gollad, but IS nov one AZ
Jewett's business mon The hride W., az
honston; she Hrrlvea on the NJ Is, m
train aud immediately wenf Ia IN, a -
deuce ~ Mrs, Fannie Byrnes Rev Nv
Holt otacisted.
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FUNERAL OF sAeAsTA.

King Was Dissuaied from Attending
Through Fear Of Demonstrations.
Madrid. january king Alfonso who
had expressed the intention OF attending
Senior Sngasta's funeral today was dis
suRded by the ministers, who feared 20.
litloul demonstrations. Very large mum.
beers ot wrcaths aud messages Of coincidence
have been received. The state officials
have been ordered 60 90 intn mourning for
three days The curtlu viii occupy place
In the Pantheon opposite the ypult con
tanning the body Of Gcm'rRl Primo
The archbishop OF r,dNlo uniciNtGd at
the funeral which WIS Witnessed by great
crowds. The streets through which the
cnrtcge passed were lintvl with troops.
The cns6ct win remain Ia Il vault pending
the erection OF tomb,
The funeral of Seuor Slygasta was a re
mnrRahc demonstration. Hchind the lines
" troops were crowded m asses of the peo.
WcrN silent and respectful and barred their
Reads Ns the cOrtrgc trGNyerscd thc two
miles Go the Pantheon. Every window
along tho linr % march was allied With
spectators from tho upper glass OF ssrcetr.
In addition IL the wouruCrs all the cahi
net minister's, rs VOL rs representatives
OF the king ana ~ TIE queen mother, fol
lowed the remains Almost every public
body and every class or society was rep
rcgentNi IN tho rwrrnl procession, Tn,
snlrudii tupcrnl car was drawn nv stN
and the usherS Of congress And the senate
bearing llgAted tapCrs IL IS estimated that
2Nn persons were ON the streets to vat
ness The funeral
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WASHINGTNN.

There lrlvo been no deyelopments ia ~
Indtpoh, matter The attorney general
r,lyioE upou % onrpctbag law tor tue
ihsea tened prosecutions
Preddout Roosevelt is said TO be wearied
nv his efforts 90 make political capital by
''pros citing tho negro and called Cnrksou
aud tayuc into conference
Then Is ground for believing National
Commit tocmon Hawley has been Ia Sew
York Wh.le IL was statrl az Washington
that he was Nill la Cuba
The ,rN,ate committee win take W. tho
Pore Arthrr port hill lodav, hut there are
sn many conAumg Interests that there
mpy be a Npostpoucmeut
The thlrd Nmuual report NJ the Philippine
commission has bcen submitted TO congress
ny the president with urgent recommends.
Ions for mAcdiate action to avert =
threatened caluNuity,
Tho new public library donated 10 the VA
tlouul capital ny MIR. Carnegie was dea
eated, President Rnoscl Nt making a Spccct
upoA the occasion
The president told Henderson and ,tros
Nepoe that he was very anxious Tor auu
trust Legislation 8t this session.
Senator Holr has introduced anoth,
antitrust Jill
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HOUSTON.

A conference between plumbers and
master plumbers was agteed upon last
ulght aud strike Of FORMER is ia fair way
Cor settlement
Postmaster strong has appointed mes
senger hey force 20 arlher special delivery
matter.
The street railway company viii to-day
make payment go tho city as provided Ia
terms 81 resent settlement
tlrgltA aWthorltles hHNc made thorough
insnvcltou OF quarters OF Foreigners ia city,
The soayengvr disposal plant, ia connee-
tleu With she clty sewer pumping station,
has hten completed.
Mptlen Ia eopnU court ~ fsm0Ve Rdain'
ls,roton of puuoyynt estate from hsrds
county was oypgn,lea. i, A. Robertson was
appointed permanent admlnlstratog.
A petition Is circulated fayorlng the pro
posed bndge at foot ot Main street
money delivery clerk ~ Wells Fargo
Express company was arrested ON charge
og carrying deadly weapons and right 90
such win come up hetorc corporation c0urt.
The Houston Light Guart held annual
election aud agalA elected nesrly an Of Old
ofrieers
The Houston cavalry rs~eleet Captain
Coekrel and ipakc some promotions
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RELINoUlsHEs ms PENsIOM
Needy Kansas Veterans Decision
Astounds Commissioner Ware,

Needy Kansas Veterans Decision
Astounds Commissioner Ware.
Washington fost,
The pension bureau has discovered an
old soldier who has refused 20 accept a
pension from the government after op
plying, for Il, and Commissioner Warn.
who had never come across such case
since assuming charge Of the office doesn't
| know exactly what 10 think of a.. rue
veteran who has taken the unusual course
| Ia John A. Daley ot Topeka, Kan. liy
the next mall after the pension was ali
| lowed came letter from the old soldier,
I'm which he stated that he didn't want a
pension after all. He didu't care for &C., he
said, and asked Commissioner Ware, as a
| personal favor, to remove his name from
the pension list.
When Commissioner Ware received this
communication he was dunrbfOuuded A
| special pension examiner was sent out TO
| Kansas 10 make an examination into Mr.
| pRueys sanity, The examiner discovered
| that the veteran was really IN need OF as.
slStance from Uncle sam and that instead
| or heins weak-mipded he was particularly
| bright, In spite ot hiS advanced years
Mr.. Daley, the examiner reported, was
! bent nearly double from the effects OF a
| disease contracted on the field OF battle,
! md his entire form was twisted with main.
| DALEY gave peculiar reason for refusing
| 70 take the pension, which had once been
MS although for a few DAYS only. lie said
| ne wanted 70 prove 20 people that he had
been a soldier for the luton, and didn't
| SQre about the government money. as the
| government already haG 20 spend millions
! o. dollars annually ia pensions
When Commissioner Ware received fnt
! report OF the examiner he was at a loss
! how to proceed There was no prccedou,
! for such a thing, Al last he wrote MIR
| DALEY personal hitter. In which he told
| the veteran that AZ q special favor MS
! name would be removed from the pension
uSL ana no money would be sent to him
| Daley WAS n soldier i'm the rcurtso,,, 4,
| INDIANA infantry. The pension which he
| refused to accept amounted to ST. pct
month Commissioner Ware SAYS no viii
not be allowed to apply FOR IN accumu.
| lHted pension later, although he can again
make application for pension Ia holm
| from the date OF application
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ORANGE COTTON MILL
CONTRACTS CRAWN UP AND THE
SITE SELECTED.
Active Work Is to Begin on the Build
inas Early in February Opera
House to Come Next.

Orange Texas. January Judge A. NJ
Hatcher and H. c. Cooke OF Houston and
James Il, lnrfcr OF New York hive been
tn Orange to-day closing the contract with
the citizens Of Orange for the erection at
this place of a c9tton mill OF 1000 spindlcs.
to cost $4,000, Judge Hatcher has had
charge OF the proposition from It's lncep.
ton; MIR, Cooke is the engineer who win
have charge OF tl,r construction OF the mill.
aud Mr., Turner Is the representative of the
capital behind the proposition. In com,
pany with consnlttce OF hve citizens
these gentlemen to-day examined several
proposed sites for the mill and selected a
location in West Orange, just across tho
Adams bayou and bout one mile from the
city proper. Contracts between the citizens
and the parties Interested in the mill are
being drawn MP tiiis afternoon and the
cotton mill for Orange is practically nm az.
snred fact II is expected thar active work
win begin on the buildings by the tirst ot
February, as Il is the intention OF Tho
promoters TO compile te The min Mt hs early
a date as possible, The money for the con.
s,ructlop Of this lhlg mill is already In
hand and M soou = tho necessary details
are completed tho W orb Of construction will
he pushed through ias rapidly as Il can b,
done
At the meeting oA the executive commit
toe OF the Progresi i've league last night
the cotton mill prot o1uoh was ,he min
clnal topic OF discus sion, but. some atten
ton WAS paid also 10, the question ~ build.
iug new opera hoo ST, aud the secretary
VI the league was I'M jtructed 10 get ~ lipt
our on the opera hon 81 proposition aud ms
soon as the other mau GERS OF some pressing
Importance were dispo sed Of THIS would ht
taken IN Mr., j. +, lluckcy, who was re-
comfy elected as seer atary OF the league
is rapidly getting hiS work syStemNtiaed
ana planned out and Will make nm Ak
gresslNc night for thu building up oi
C. u, SWludrll genc- al PASSENGER os.nnl
or the TeNarkaua and | 'ort Smith railroad
With headquarters at trexarkana. Was IN
| orange today an buslnea for hts road Ht
| expressed himself as mancd with ht
progress Orange had ma de Within the last
| year aud was delighted with the marnin
! cent Holland hotel
Engineer II, l.. Muuta ndon has reported
| To The general office hg 20 that he In,
! reached a point three u llCs above Uemp
| hill IN Sabine county " ith the surveyin,
| corps OF the Orange and Northwestern rail
| road, who are locating the extension a.
| that road from Orange 40 Shrevenort. In
| They are making rapid progress with IN,
survey and viii so0n he ready 20 make
report,
! Among the business On anges IN Orepg,
| since the first ~ January are IN the firm
| OF Ford n Bcauchamp, gro 'ers, and Harmo,
| & Foreman, Supplement- ID alers Mr. For,
| rCtires from the former hn n and Mr. Fore
man from the latter hrm.
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FINANCIAL

sonnet Of the department, oxacts that s,..
clerk entering or leaving the bnlldas y
between q. IN, and o. M must regzs
Some Of the employees protested 70 =
rotary Shaw, who laid the matter VT,
his assistant, MIR. Allies Is malheE1
clan.
He summed up the situation as ienss
There are Goo0 employees IN the tlssss
building. IL, under more lax regulates
5000 OF them should average a tarllnes
ten minutes day. the total Days I'll
ness would be go. 600 minutes, AS re
ury day, deductiug q half hour Cor ha
con Is six and II half hours, the log
the department, calculated 10 terms =
dlyidual service. would amount 10 ssssi9
SIX anil nine teuths DAYS every day, VI
secular year. say ot roo days this vgi
reach the astonishing aggregate ot seFla
six and nine. tcnths years, and AZ h%as
individual tardinesses OF ten minutes e
overlooked.
Secretary Shaw saw the polnt n,s
suit was that instead OF modifying " /,
der. the tune card cxactipns were ~
moro binding than before.
The more progressive among M Ct
welcome the modern methods M ~
Etrung order recurring cnch OF ne M'
letters received daily 10 be stamped 4
electrically operated time devices Aesg
the hour aud minute of lts arrival
various divisions to which II goes ~ Z
alteration. and cnioining the maipg
nm answer thereto before 4 r N Y
day the letter acrlves, has caused 'ae =
OF time Ia fan upun the whole depar1s
Inst week the following conrersallea !
overheard between two treasury ~.
'l used to have time" said one, " y
some 0f the magazines aud new neessss
Ink offcc hours. but I'm getting IFgp'r
behind I'm literary AFFAIRS now.
Yes" said her companion, we 4 y
lie the difference For my part u
got minute for my crochetlng'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-08
Lnrnest Charcoal Iron Plant

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Cordwood IN excess OF 100000 eoras : !.
piled up along the tracks of the As''
and Southeastern railroad, reads
hauled TO Marquette, Mich, for use Y !
ins charcoal for the Pioneer Iron eSl',
million dollar blast furnace soon y "
commission and for the COMPANY \
river furnace. also located In AAN 4.
1t will require $500 cords OF wooo 2 7.
the eighty Rims Mt the new furpis., .
being Of eighty enrds capacity ms
the plant IN operation 2ae egrV gs.e VI J
he required or the capacity OF tnI ,.,,,f
This win be the largest ensb,INsss' /,
plant IN the world Close o. aot 80 NJ
ot hardwood lands, comprising w n,
the upper peninsula, nrc owned ~ .s X
pany, also three railroads Win NJ
gate mileage Of 1N, yRluahle W..
( minerai lands IN the lshpemnl ~
district thar assure nm ore supply " 7
Grafton 10 come.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-08
FORElaN

ENsli,h PROVINCIAL sentiment AS reaertca
by the pross, IL favorable to frank &C,
centanee Of the Monroe dcctriue by Great
Rrltaiu
Italy and Austria VII, Join Great Britain
w nsoicstipe against the assuge Of the
nardnRCles by Russian unRrmed torpedo
boat des'poyers France and Germany win
decline 10 30 SO
All the powers except the United states
have slsnei iolnt note Informing the
Chinese government that the Nolugn 20 pay
the war Indemnity GA gold basis would
entail grave consequences,
King Alfonso was dissuaded, from attend.
Ina sagasta's funerai through fear ot polit.
teal demonstrations,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-08
TEXAS

The lewis hahnas corpus ease, involving
tho coustiuutlonDllty " the Galveston com
mission. has been submitted 90 the court
of criminal appeals.
The people OF itll county will dcmaud
low rate on corn Tor the bcnent of the
farmers
Mrs c S Campbell hns been appointed
tax ossrssor OF iee county
m steele plantation OF 8ooO acres IN
Waller county has been sold to g w,
ttDrdv uf Rcnumopt
During December seventy convlcts were
pardoncd by the governor There were
asjo ftlops ou hand January L.
Footpads held M a man near Austin.
took what he had aud then stole his horse
and buggy
A trust company with IA capltal Of 500,
ool has been chartered 10 do business AZ
Dallas
The executive committee OF the anti-boll
wccyil association hvld meeting at Dul.
ias ANA formulated an address. which Will
he issued shortly
Mr. Schlutcr states rosldvcy that ne
will boo elected speaker Thinks the log
,slaturc viii iryotc purn time 20 good
roads legislation
| nr u s. WolA OF Rockdnlc died ON
train whllo On his way home
Forr.rirs 60 the amount of St52.oOo hav'
sepmc To light tn connection with thr Wet
htermarE failure at Nnoogdoghes, 4 way
Nrgut has pceu sworn CUT Cor Il s Wet.
tcruark
Hon Allan H. sanford was nominated
toy mayor of Waco by democrats, defeating
Rigslus hy loss
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NENE2uELA

The answers Of the powers hNve been do
iivered to Castro by Minister Bowen he
immediately called meeting OF the cabinet
10 consider the communications
The answers Of tho powers have created
depression III Venezuelan government cir-
'les
fhe only reservation 20 arbitration IN the
ioipt Wply of he powers TO C0stru's prop
osltlon for arbitration is the stipulation
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