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$3.50 savannah TO washington and

Via Seaboard Air Line Railway-all
rail. Tickets on sale daily, limited for
return until Oct. 81. Double daily
service, through cars and quick sched-
ules. City ticket Office, Bull street.
Phone 28.-ad.
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old Point Comfort

Only $1,000 for the round trip, via
Seaboard Air Line Railway Aug. 49,.
Through cars.-ad.
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The game of Finch, at Estill's News
Depot, As Bull street. Savannah, Ca
az
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To Fernandinn ana Return Sundays.

Only $110.via Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way. Train leaves Union Depot. $40
a. mad.
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STORM FLAGS LOWERED;
DANGER SEEMS PAST.
Only a Remote Possibility Now of
Savannah Feeling the Hurricane.

Storm central near north
east part of Yucatan. Its
future course uncertain. Will
probably move northward
across the Gulf Don't ex-
pect it to visit your vicinity.
Garriott.
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Double Daily Service Savannah to
NOrfOrIx via SeabOar1 Air Line Ry.

Leave Savannah lis p. m. and 1910
a. M, arriving Norfolk a. m. and
5:35 D. m. Reservations at city ticket
office, Bull street, phone 2S.-ad.
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$1,000 savannah to New York and
Return via SeabOard Air Line
Railway
In connection with Old Dominion
Steamship Company. through Norfolk.
Steamers leave Norfolk daily except
Sunday. Full information at city tick
ct office, No. Z Bull street. phone 2S.-
ad.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
WARSECRETA YCENSURED
House Of Commons Expressed DiSap
proved of HIS Policies.
TIE LATTER REPLIED HEATEDLY
Defending His Reorganization Measured
and Pleaded for Time to Give His
Scheme a Chance.

London, February 23.-rhe criticism Of
the British war office eliminated In vote
Of ceuenrc on WAY Secretary Broder!ck 10
the house of commons.
The censurc was in the shape Of an
amendment to the address ,u reply to the
speech from the throne regrettiHg tdc fact
that the organization OF the army was not
suited 10 the needs OF the empire, and that
no Iroportlonate gain 10 strength or ef
hcleucy had resulted FROM the recent IN.
crease Of military expenditure Jne motloh
wgs identical vitn an Amendment moved
leader when Mr.. brod5riek introduced ms
army reform scheme iu 1892 To-day, nov
ever the vote of ceusure was proposed by
Mr. Beckett conservative, who was sup
ported by a considerable section Of the re-
Voting unionlsts IN Introducing the mo
tion. Mr. Beckett declared fhaJ Mr. Bro
derrick had dcplorahly neglected the great
est opportunity ever given TO any minister
and mad produced u scheme, not only ui
sound I'm principle, but was ruinous ln ptoe-
tlcc and enormously costly
Major SellPy conservative; sir lhnrleA
Dixie advanced radical, and others having
spoken In denunclatlOu OF the war Once
declaring the country was tired Of lts
replied He said ne welcomed u direct ar
tack and defended heatedly Il not very con
,.ncngly, the scheme for which he was re-
eponslble iHe ridiculed tho suggestion that
Great Britain could depend Oh her cltiHen
army which he described az ''moh OF No
uutcers," ard pleaded for time 10 give MS
new scheme a working chance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

LIEUTENANT GOy,RNOR A SPEAKER
The Parade Of the Sailors and Marines
Interested the Visitors Who Re
manned in the City,

Galveston, Texas, February 23.--The Wis
ltors who are stil in the city were kept
busy today notwithstanding that they could
not visit the battleshlps. The streets were
thronged at an early hour by people who
desired 10 see the parade Of the marines
and to witness the laying OF the corner
stone OF the sea wall. II was the inten-
tion that the parade should take place at
10 n m and that there should be eight car
riases containing Admiral Higgnson and
the captains OF the battleshps and few
prominent Galyestonlans Through the
failure Of the barge TO arrive at the ship
I'm time the marines did not get ashore until
o'clock, and IN the meantime the COM
mittee in charge decided 10 proceed 10 the
sea wall and lay the corner stone. This
was accordingly done.
The ceremonies ut the sea wall were brief
but impressive and Of great significance 10
tho people Of Galveston who have gathered
much encouragement out Of the aid Ten,
Jerod them by the state and the recognized
fact that tbG maintenance of this port Is
TO the Interest Of the state ms wen as TO
Ihc people Of Galveston.
The laying Of the corner stone was ~
,boreo Of The county commissioners II
ma been intended that section OF the
spn wall should be completed IN orucf thdt
h TiSitOrg gnul0 LOflu M iA'H siAi'eN
il would be ike. but this was iognd 70 ne
,fnnnssihle A stone was prepared WIN On
inscription giying the date OF the com,
.nenIemont OF work on the, wal anu ~ ~,
Inc when III Is to be completed ACCORDING
tbe contract which has already been
n,,5e This was laid with ntting ceremony
Ranresentatlye Harris introduced the
spsaE ers ond made n brief taik on nelaL
~ touty Judge Fisher, who was ~ thoa-h
nrcsant on the stage. Father hltWln &c
iverAd the opening prayer winch WAS tol-
iogyed by Senator Davidson who MADE
shorr rueech. mentioning the encourage
,anttt that the people Of Galveston Iell hlutg
I'M soa vail was now an assured Iacl aIu
The raising of the grade OF the cry a's'
provided for. ,h,,t 40
ienteuant Governor Neal on penhH on
~ scot. 81 Texas delivered nm eloquent
ma impressive speech. al the close 81
.hich tbs corner stone was lowered
governor Neal spoke of the unnlnchlnE
o,,rage with which the people or Gaiyes
~ mad met the great task OF rebulluihg
Intr cftv after the storm and then OF the
risbt future which WIS now IN prospect,
W. whole world had watched the enoIts
,,,is city and had been surprised az the
,nJerfrl manner IN which the city had
,ecuperated her losses and mad been re-
| na Gau1tv Attorney Wheeler. responded 70
no address Of Governor Neal on oshaiL
~ galveston county. Judge - X, Henp
nezt delivered a short but enthusiastic uu
',TTh e exercises were closed With a prayer
BY 1b asI stteraso aa the members Of the lsSn
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49, 10 FoRr REND coUNTY.
Sheriff Anderson Captured TWO Men
Wanted for Carving q Negro

Sheriff Anderson Captured TWO Men
Wanted for Carving q Negro.
sheriff Anderson placed In the county
jail last night two colored men who are
wanted IN fort Bend county for participa
hon In serious cutting ARRAY that oc
CURED Saturday night on the Bertrand
plantation ga that county a party of ne
grocs we're engaged ia q dice game, when
dispute arose that terminated In a cutting
adray In which lin Harris. colOred was
seriously and II Is believed fatally, stabbed.
Sheriff Anderson was notified from Rich
mOnd TO be on the lookout for two men
connected with the fight aud last evening,
insisted by his deputies Wynne and VIII
son, be located the two negroes IN this city
and placed them In the jan, where they
viii he held pending the arrival OF the
sheriff of Fort Bend coualy. who will cou-
vey them 20 Richmond
wall Edwards. one ~ the prisoners sur
rendered n knife 10 Sheriff Anderson Ed
Burton was the name given by the other
negro VINO IS held as an accomplish IN the
army.
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PERSONAL MENTIO.

Hon. J. z Kaufman OF Austl
home last night.
Miss Sues Of Dallas passed thrC
ton Yesterday on route 10 Galve
O, G. Feshcr left via the In
and Great Northern railroad for
Mss Maude O'Brien of Austin
city tho guest Of Misses Estes,
ton avenue.
Mr. John Lowe ChappelI Of
Texas, is In the city visiting
Mrs. Ben W RalSton.
sam Coin left for st. Louis, y
day afternoon via the Iutcrna
Great Northern fast mail
G. r. Byars left yesterday AFT
Washington, D. C., travelling Y
terLational and Great Northern
Colonel James Lawlor and wifi
terday afternoon via the Interim
Greut Northern fast mail for St
Fred Carl and sister, Miss Ad
for Chicago yesterday afternoon
International and Great Northern
Mrs. J. Il. Lawrence Of Aust
yesterday for m extended visit W
In Houston, and IS stopping Mt
avenue.
Mrs, G. Cohen ana daughter,
have returned 10 Waco after Il
fHm"" of Mr. and Mrs. NJ Me
The 'Seh uon
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SEEKING TELEPHONE FRANCHISE.
Pennsylvania Company Wants a Chance
a lre, In In Dallaa.

Pennsylvania Company Wants a Chance
10 Open Up in Dallas
Dallas. Texas, February 23.--Joscph II.
Lloyd Of Wilkesbarre. Pa, head Of tho In
dependent Telephone company that wants
franchise on which to operate in Dallas,
and from this city over Texas, has arrived
and is endeavoring to get the Dallas city
needs
Mr. Lloyd spent three week. in Dallas
last November lie has placed 5000 in tho
hands of the city authorities rs "A guaran.
operate a telephone system IN Dallas II
granted franchise, otherwise the money
Is to he forfeited II looks as II thn Bell
interests were to have serious Rivalry IN
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
DANDRUFF CAUSED BY A GERM
A New Discovery That Kills the Germ
and Prevents Badness.

dandIuG have some merit in auayiug Itch.
Ing Of the scalp. and IN being n fairly
good dressing FOR the hair, but there Is
only one That recognizes what causes
dardruf, tlllup hair, aud baldneSs ana
that destroys tla cause, n litte germ
and that H. Ncwbro's Herpi ode This
germ eats It's way into Abe scalp. down 10
The hair root where Sc ssps that vitality.
causing dsndIun as II dies up the scalp
into little white scales Unless II is de-
stroyed there's no permanent stopping of
falling hedr and cure OF dandrnT and
oal6ncss Ncwbro's, Herpcdc Kills the
germ Destroy the cause, You remove
the effect" Sold bv Cocltrel & Bonner.
Send ice in stamps for sample 10 Tho
Hcuicide Co., Detroit, Mich
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LocKLlN TRIAL sTlLL on.

Arguments WIN Be Completed and Jup
Charged Today.
fredericksburg. ieNas, February 2a---Th'
attorneys in the Locl,lln case have con
sumed the entire day With their pleading'
and viii not finish before tomorrow The
case FOR the State was opened ny Judge A,
W Moursnnd and he was followed hv
James Flack The district attorney, Day
ton Moses, began his argument this evening.
J n Mclean ana N. D. Slater addressed
she jury for the defendant w G. Linden
Will close for the defendant tomorrow, and
Taylor Moore for the state.
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EoRMER sHERIEF INDIoTEO.
Mr.. Shrewsbury Says He Is Annoyed, but
Not ApprehenslVe

Not hppfehenslVe'
sherman, Texas, February 2S.-Of the
fortyfour felony indictments returned by
the grand jury four were against A. d.
Shire wsbury, late sheriff If Grayson count j,
XII are 81 slmilar nature. Eacu charges
that a H. Shrewsbury as sheriff accepted
SIS from John stephenson and in return
gave his promise as sheriff that, cert y
games and gambling devices should run AZ. "
n, vuont hy Stephenson rs alleged 10 imge
been made and accepted IN September I@5 W.
and thar similar payments we're m 1,,.i.
NV. ssig. 'Tbc indictments against me,
white annoying, do not cause ne the ieas'
apprehension. .-, fo-r,.ll,.
The warrants in the case we're t9rmaI,S
sorrcd and Mr.. Shrewsbury made his up,
noarance beforc District Judge MuSey ana
hled his bond. $500 In each case
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rl,,., Am County Pardons

Hinsbora Texas, February 23'--ioyeFu "a
1,,nhnm has pardoned John Reed farr''
Flndley and Ed GRAY They were sem !.
tbe nenltentiary In November for inc ., y,
tnn ~ oDeninr mans smokehouse dssol
10 eet piece q bacon with "9lc ~ y o lts
wv mu working for the man who's
sm"kahouse door WIGS opened
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laturo were taken on O street car ride over
the city after which they We're treated TO
an oyster roast
About COO marines also gave n parade IN
the afternoon. Tonight there was "a prom
cnRdc concert ana dance at the Gartcn
Verein for the entertainment Of the visit
ing officers and law makers
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n.lioIss sLuok IN the Mud.

uilshoro. Texas February y, farIo'F
coming IN from The country today rep =,
d,,ons Of buggics and wagons stnch N, 10 l' q
Md on the Toods around town W., Tltp rnad
radius Of four miles lney ,, ssi since the
are in II viii be ten days yet VIII
i fa,r Weather sg he before farmers can 2ioW'
IN iSm Me- badly behind with their work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

Of stemming thc wholesale immigration OF
Young girls to- America, which Is occas on
jug the Hungarian government considerable
concern, Trouh"r nc szc'l has sent cir
oUl1r letter 10 the local authorities of
lIuugary calling their uttcnto on 20 whit
ho dpscribcs ne This melancholy fact' H.
DIRECTS that the authorities only permit
minors 70 oU,rrate WHOM sanctioned tu do
80 hy their parents or guardians ami whoa
they travel . charge of adults.
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THERE MAY NOT Be TIME
10 Take Up the Houston Charter Bu
Today, Though This is Date SET.
A DlSPfNSARY system IS PROPOSED
Boyd Of Hill Has Prepared Such a AM
Proposed Tax on Private Banks
Arouses Opposition.

Austin Texas, February 23.-rhe Hons.
ton charter bill was set for tomorroy ~,
fore the senate committee. but ms tbe sen.
ate will not convene until 4.3o n m ~
which time the bill is to be introduced i,
- eAtieney doubtful whether or not tue
uiu WIN De considered at all by the com
uiItcc tomorrow The committee will
nAe'y hoid special meeting Wednesday
az "hlch time they will consider the meas
ufe ana give oil side hearing. Inasmuch
as 'ne people Of Houston favor the bill
there is hardly doubt as to It's passage.
49,
Representative Boyd Of Hill county has a
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nsllaa comnInsIon House FaIIs.

Dallas, Texas, February "a + Dcch'
man, produce commission merchant az
Elm street, f8lled today. Liabilities S22,-
Co, assets $1,000 Creditors mostly North-
crp Wholesale houses.
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GREATER DALLAS.
Resolution Adopted to Annex Oak Cliff
If People Consent.

if People Consent.
Dallas Texas February -S The city
council tonight passed O resolution faYorng
tho annexation Of the city Of Oak Ci2 20
Dallas. Il rie people Of Oak CHA, -iy q
majority Of their votes, express desire to
be Ginexed lt was given out atter inc
adoption Of fhe resolution that an election
on annexation VIII be held within the next
two weeks Tie issue Is, ard has been for
the last thirty days, an exciting one In Oak
Cliff II looks as n the Rnne1atlonists have
the better Of the campaign.
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Miss Hercnu Dead Of Wound.

Roc.port. Texas, February 3-M Miss !
Pearl Herring, who acelden'9lly. , shot
SATURDAY afternoon, OVID 0ioni fio'b |
this morning The funeral viii take place
tonaorr0E morning
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nav YoRKgas DoN,r LIKE n.
They Are Much Opposed to the Negro
Because OF His Color.

Because OF His Color.
Especial to The Post)
Larchmont y. T.. February 25.--The
wives Of rich New Workers who live bere
are taking IN active part IN the campaign
OF Thomas Uarts. the negro candidate Tor
lax receiver They declare they don't want
"a negro calling AT their homes for taxes.
One wealthy yachtman said today IL
would be a fine thing TO have my wife so
down to n nCgru'S Office to pay taxes. I
want n white tax receiver or ! will move.
DICKEY WHITLEY, Wharton, Texas,
February II Mr. Jim Dickey ana Mss
Daisy Whitley. both Of this city, were may.
ried In Galveston last Thursday,
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.,,asa simply present the above .cov2en
ny er,r store and trial bottle OF this "a
e,'oas snecihc Will be given to you absolute
y ~ 800 we Consider this an unusual oner
And our supply Of free bottles can mol iass
long. ..-t.... "a ,raaarf
t,.st,e absolutelv free By cutting cot this
cannon and mailing II e fhe ur Dayis
xcnnedv Corporation, Ronuout. ~ IL
With your fun postohiee address
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
(,aF trusted FRIEND
\ Of MILLIONS
| NEN AND WOMEN
|aarA' Of Society Point to
| Paine's
|I.ry Compound
Il, Rsscuer from Disease
and Death

~. North American continent
|ce' u n.,res Celery Compound
q e. compound is today the
O .,.Iss in the wealthy and hum
rsli' ~, vast country. The press
~ NJ wonder working prescrip.
|ia' y, nromlnence and praise than
y a'''' 1lren to any other remedy,
r ~ II all schools prescribe 1t
,.i.n Compound has become pop
80 because its results EXCEED
+, Is victorious over sickness
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no srop eMleRATloM.

HUNGARIAN Government Much Concerned
over Young Girls Leaving.
Vienna. February za.-Wlth tie object
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

The ono great virtue OF Burnett Vanilla
Bxfract is purity. II 10 real Vanilla extract
and nothing but vanilla extract lAlways
use Burnetts9
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tice after a thorough lpvestiga
plant and books Of the Wafer
had.
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No. $50.
Every reader OF
The Post can have,
Ia trial hottie Of
'Dr. David Ken
nedv's FaYuPitc
Remedy absolute
.ly FREE. hy pre-
sonfing this cou
non al orr storc-
A. d. KIESLTNG.
Druggist.
Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24
INVITATION TO RocKEFELLeR

To Use the Water Which Is Found at
Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells, Texas, February .. The
business men Of Mineral Wells today sent
a telegram ia Mr.. Rockefeller at Houston
IuvitIng him 10 come here and use the min
cra water for the relief Of his stomach
trouble
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

and use Chamberlain cholic JnoieT@ me tae
piorr6oep hemedg TOR az ioo Scenes OF the
sioi.Ss" IL IL always cures. Tor SAFE Dy an
oruggsts
ebnmberlain's cogsa ee a1s,,rr ns esidren
the iivas Of thousapS' o ~ TO- colds sne
a y a eosah. EaE sale nL-iI dEuExlSIs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

The bills introduced in the senate aud
honsc proposing 10 impose a tax Of 1 ner
cent on the gross receipts Of all the oil
compancs in the State has turned the eyes
of oil men toward Austin. large lobby
from beaumont. Corsicana and other oil
fields are expected here this week to pro-
test against the passage Of either of these
bills n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

In the senate tomorrow the Frisco con-
solidation bill is the special order. although
postponed several times for some reason
the probability is the bill will pass the
senate The bill hns friends In the house,
hut has not been discussed to any great
- nnA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

~. ,u,ago and Rock Island and Texas
consolidation bill will also come up for
consideration IN the senate this week This
bill has many friends in both branches Of
the legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-24

Ilvntus Oh, not branded. The
IN N as one ear disdgired by wire
Il Hy Slj reward for information
Il lae recovery Of the three above
N, nup n W. n. Grant.
~ ,Rtoohertson County, Texas,
~ ~ reward; strayed or stolen.
,aat smith, one spotted coach
IA Se ~ Old, well marked: will pay
=. i@ Information leading to HIS
\ ~, ~ from Main and McGowep
pOston. TEXAS
|l,.s. stolen, from Mrs. Thompkins.
knS Street, one rom horse, 14ih
n n Vtsnded So on left hip. about
~. lVsepop cut, shod ali round;
- a. X. Anderson. sheriff.
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lrtse Norman G RittreIl of the Sixty
is district court chilled the docket to as
niitla 4 there were any cases that tine
Fighsys had agreed to try.
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i E Ferguson, Charles c. McRae, S.
,. Bnshear and John q. Tod were qd
kati to practice law Ia the United states
H:ts for the Southern district Of Texas
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,,rr1movs TX BANKRUpTCY.

PETITIONS IN BAN HUPTCA.
umr c Fisher Of this city, who con.
grocery store on Congress avenue,
III. p5tition In bankruptcy yesterday
plgrr 10 be- adiudEed a bankrupt Liza
h.,1ss Sl5igOO; assets $106S.j7, Including
..is al goods. Notes aud accounts and
h'ees,tv exempt uudcr the law. The list
y .,sSitors is us follows: Secured claims,
n + lanlothc $500; a. y. COrdier
"a And taKes, $50. Unsecured creditors
emsT Lewls a Co, Galveston, 92-Ubo;
s,-t6ern Coffee company, Galveston, SlI;
4 Gordier, HuuSton, S1JS, 10: Lewis
a. Co., Houston, $243 Magnolia IA
X company, So 9Oi Baldwin & Cmgill
,t@ National Biscuit company, $3.50. w.
h Van Wagner, S2435; WatersPierce Oil
rtaBy. $ii.jO; simon RuoS q Sons,
I9is iaOst BrCs., SIS. 40; Browne Lyons
co Sl.S3; Lone Star oil company,
ysA Burton Lumber company SO 10;
Il II Thompson Milling company, SIS; II.
/ TAYLOR 4 Sons, S34S.10; Morrow &
itrto1 s953l, Kirkland Il Morrow. $50;
+ Jones & Co.. S5S,76, Cha les Helm,
MI Japhet & pssen, $50 81; Houston
ittEllg company, Stag, and Houston Gas
lghi company, 81
1sise Burns adjudged him q bankrupt
nj referred the case TO referee Burnett.
% motion Of Attorney Presley X owing
Il order was entered by Judge Burns nj.
lifting all attorneys who were admitted
Il practice IN the Eastern district TO be
iiiolei In the Southern district upon their
iEilation,
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lrige Gillasple 81 the criminal district
twa viii set cases on the docket for the
Ari term at 10 o'clock this morning,
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UNDERSTANDING Boyd % Am countr hns =

q, n Offers nope ma CHttI IU NlII n
ipaced 1Ta q s1ose Of Carrot L. Scott
asssahVNIA' r,brson ct Al, ana Simon Curtis
~ r Wasson ct al, both from Grimes
eaHty
~, charles E. Ashe of the Eleventh
w c5urt entered IN order yesterday
s'e, ,,,,,oe the two motions fled by r.
'' ,.be temporary administrator OF the
,.,m punovant estate, 10 the Fifty
1s,r,ct court. The transfers We're
t'a a W srcount Of r, G. Ashe being tha
hN W u, charles E. Ashe who is now
lls5I o = nudge Of the Eleventh district
,stt
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lionis J. Grady sled anti in the dis
tn Nsft against the Houston and Texas
t'iiai Railroad company for damages In
U sun Of $4,000. alleging that Oh Fan
tA3 %, 1903, he was fl railway mail clerk
I l.e service Of the United statcs govern
slli that while riding on defendants
W, u that capacity The said train coli
.a with an engine at Enuis, Texas.
sahlg Up the mail car in whlch plainiif
y, ~ nllflng aim, for which be- pays
''alssS N the above amount
ssalsl B. Pc.tiS entered suit fl the
.slF' court against the Artul Insurance
-tlV 10 collect $50 on an incident
G sLiCglng that defendant issued to
ia X accident policy in me sum OF 5000
IL tlNI WhiIN nt1r fNIurpnlt, n'.,rrt.-
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yorce ''--'
=, walker County Lumber Company VS.. W.
Z. Carter attachment
,. Westheimer VS.. Houston, Oak Lawn
ana Magnolia Park Railway Company:
damages.
Suits Filed for County Court
Thomas - Lotus vs. Houston Oak lawn
ana Magnolia Park Railway Company
Marriage License,
s. L. NIillor mud Mice r,,,tss Scbr,iao
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nearly ready 10 present to the house
4 Nllllam jackson VS.. rtttnp -
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1000
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