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Arizona republican., 1903-10-22
CRUZ TORK CONVICTED
The Defendant Did Too Muck Talk.
ing for Himself.

Cruz Tork charged With robbery
from the person of David Care. a
miner. wasi found guilty yesterday
afternoon in district court ard will be
sentenced today. All the evidence in
the case had been put in the day be-
fore. The forenoon was occupied with
instructions to the jury and with the
arguments. The case was giver to the
jury at noon but il did nGI begin its
deliberations until half past one
clock In a little less thar ar hour
the verdict was returned.
In this case a former jury had been
urable to agree. The second trial was
not vastly different from the first -
far as the evidence was concerned. The
case of the territory was not materially
Strengthened though there We're sever
al new witnesses. The defendant had
also supplemented his witnesses but ne
added nothing to his case. He himself
testified to some things he had not men,
toned in the former trial and it is be-
lieved that his new testimony was
DANA cling to him.
When the case Of William L. Eclel
was called fer the sentencing CT the
defendant his attorneys presented u
motion in arrest of judgment on the
ground that the facts stated in the
Indictment did rot constitute a public
offense. More particular objection was
made to that part of the indictment
wfich stated that the defendant had
felorious.y. malicicus1y and forcibly
enticed Hetta Eckel away from the
possession ard custody of her father.
John o. Eckel. The motion was ar
guod and submitted.
In the same case a motion for a rev
trial was argued and submitted. Both
motions will probably be passed upon
today. If they are overruIed Eckel will
also be sentenced today.
The divorce suit of Margaret Bur
son against James Burson was set for
October "a
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

consisting Of l.. f. Webb. il, of No. !.
Banks. Of No. s.
Reports from the mambers of the
various lodges of the county We're
made by a. J. Hertel for Garden VAL
ley, F. f. Empey for Tempe, Carl
Leebricll for Mesa, S. F. Webb. ir..
for Central. Mrs. NJ. L. Banks and W.
c. Hedgpeth for Floral. a. p. Wal
bridge for Sobieski and r. G. Shaver
for Olive.
The reports CT the secor1 local op-
ticn victory and the action of the town
council Of Mesa in prohibiting gamb-
ling and closing the saloons on sun
day were loudly applauded.
In the Mesa campaign the members
of the lodge circulated the petitions
praying for such action by the city
fathers and contributed very materi-
ally tc the success CT the crusade.
Mrs. Banks D. V. T reported having
attended the grand lodge session in
Prescott as delegate. and mentioned
briefly the work OF the session. the
next session of the district lodge will
De held in Phoenix during the next
quarter. at which officers for the e!?-
suing wear will be chosen.
programme and light refresh
ments at the Presbyterian church Fri
Jav evening at 1:3O. Admission 10c.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22
Change Converted Bishop.

Eishop William NJ. Brown of the
ArkansaW Episcopal diocese says that
before he left OHIO for his present iicid
OF labor lie used to look with horror OF
lynchinG. But since | have been Sou4 i
my eyes nave beer opened. he add
Imprisonment does no good, and 1 can
think OF no other punishment than
lynchin2 for the crimes which causa il
legal execution in the South. The en-
reimbursement of the negro vas Il se:'-
ious mistake. | am OF the opinion that
it would be well to leave the solution
OF the negro problem to tbs Southern
neCple. Thy know best what tC Co.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

programme and light refresh
ments at the Presbyterian church Fri
day evening at 1:30. Admission 10c.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22
$500 Reward f0ss wO7fefs
VINO Cannot Sc Cured

Proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription now feel fully war
ranted in offering to pay $500 in legal
money of the United States for any case of
Leucorrflea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus.
or Falling of Womb, which they cannot
cure All they ask is fair and reasonable
trial of their means of cure
: rMy wife was sick for over eight years writes
Albert II. Fulte, Esq. OF AItamont Grundy Co.
Tenn uShe had uterine disease and treated
by two physicians and got relief at last 7
read about Dr.. Pierce's medicines and we de-
cided to try his Favorite Prescription sent
10 the drug store and got bottle and the hrst
dose gave ease and sleep She had not slept any
for three nights. Being sure that il would cure
her Isent for i've more bottles and when she
had taken the sixth bottle she sound and
wcll.D
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with uFavorite Prescription" when
ever a laxative is required.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

eral maEager o. the Castle Dome Elk
rloration & Reduction company located
near ella CITY ii Yuma county and he
has mining interests in YaYapai
county.
MIR. Bennett received cary eGlca-
t;oral training III the Ur.versi,y o.
Virginia. and although = native OF
England srert mis- chndhocd in Rich
mond, the eah'ly home Of his father. q
prominent New York journalist. He
finished his polytechnic course at Yale,
subsequently devotirg himself to grad
uating in the school of mines in Col
umbia college.
Mr.. ard Mrs Bennett will spend
some time in Tucson. but they will
make their kome in Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

Our silk department is filed 10 over
lowing with all the seasons choicest
offerings.
Hundreds Of brand new veaves and
patterns from which 10 select your
waist OF su:t.
This IS the only place in Phoenix
where yoa can find Blue Seal' black
afreta. It never splits. 81 inches wide.
;1.25 yard.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22
NOTICE.

The Tom Co. formerly of English
Kitchen. will open Il new restaurant.
The American Kitchen" in the Stroud
building. North Center street. 1t Will
be frst-cass, cverything-the floor,
fishes. stoves. etc absolutely new.
My aim will be to conduct the best
restaurant IN Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

pc o p II II = N e
darkness with
phautoms, start
ing at the creak-
ing of the bed Or
the rustic of the
bedclothes.
Such symptoms
in general point
to disease OF the
delicate Womauiy
org an $, and a
constant droi., Of
the vital an d
nervous 1OTceS.
T his condition
cannot be over
come by sleeping
pow I'd ers. The
diseased condi-
ton mu st be
cured before the
consequences OF
disease are re-
moved.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22
SfeeDEeSSneSS

Is akin to insanity Many a woman re-
alizes this as she lies awake hour by hour,
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

Mrs. E. NJ. Mosher has reopened her
dressnlaking parlors in the Doris
Opera House building. Tailored and
evening go~ns a speciality.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-22

Cravens School of Music. $40 IVES
Jefferson street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
AN OBJECT LESSON
In 4 Restaurant.

A physician puts the query: Have you
never noticed In any large restaurant at
lunch or dinner time tho large number OF
hearty vigorous old men at the tables men
whose ages run from 60 to 50 years. many
Of them bald aud all perhaps gray, but none
OF them feeble or semlet
Perhaps the spectacle Is so common as 10
have oscnpcd your observation or comment,
hut nevertheless It is an object lesson which
means something.
II you will notice what these hearty old
fellows are eating you VIII observe thar
they are not mupcbine bran crackers nor
glngcrly picking their way through menu
card OF new tangled health foods; on the
contrary they seem to prefer juicy roast
of beef properly turned loin OF mutton,
and even the deadly broiled lobster Is not
altogether Ignored.
The point Of all this is that n vigorous
old age depends upon good digestion ana
nlenty OF wholesome food and not upon
dieting aud an endeavor TO I've upon bran
There is certain class Of food crnnks
who spem "a brlieve that ment. couec, ana
many other good things arr rank pOsonS,
bti these cHd0vcFous sickly looking iudi-
vlduals are walking condemnation OF
their own theories.
The natter In nutshell Is that II the
! stomach secrctes the natural digestive
+ iulces IN sufficient quantity any wholesome
food viii be promptly dgested; II the stom'
aCh does not do so, and certain foods cause
d distress one or two Of Stuart's dyspepsia
/ Tablets after each meal will remove all
/ difficulty because they supply Just whal
| every weak stomach lacks, pcpsln, hydro
chloric acfl dinstase aud nuN.
Stunrts Dyspepsia Tablets do not aci
upon the bowels aud IN fact are not strictly
/ medicine, as they act almost entirely
upon the food eaten, digesting II Thoroughly
and thus gives a much NEEDED rest and CIV
ing an appetite for the uext meal
or poople who travel nine out % ten us
sb,nrf's Dyspepsia Tablets knowing then
10 be perfectly safe 20 use az any time an
also having found out by experience tina
thcy are a safeguard against indigestion 4
any form. and eating as they have TO, q
au hours and all kinds OF food, tho trave
INC public for ypars have pinned thei
faith 10 Stuarts Tablets
All druggbts sell tncm AZ ~ cents n
f,,ll sized packages and any druggist frol
Maine 10 California, II his opinion wei
, asked. win say that Stuart's Dyspepsi
Tablets Is the most popular ana successor
remedy for any stomach trouble.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
LYON IS WELL PLEASED
lie Had Long Talk With the Presl-
dent Over Texas Patronage.
DECLINED TO TALK FOR PUBLICATION
Further Than TO Say that He Expects
the Resppolntrent Of Postmaster
Strong and Marshal Green.
Especial to The rcst.)


Washington, January ig.--Chairmsn Cecil
A. Lyon Gf the republican State committee
Of Texas arrived here early this morning,
During the DAY he held q conference with
the president which lRsted enc and one
hnlf hours
when seen By The Pest correspondent.
Mr, Lyon said he had nothing to give out
for publication, but intlEBats0 that ho was
we'll satisfied with the results Of his In
teTvlew. he Is indorsDg moet Of tho men
who arc opposed by National Committee
man HRwley and n. II. II. Green, among
them Postmaster strong o. Houston aud
Marshal George Green Of the Northern
district. Dir. Lyon, It is said, Is convinced
that both OF the men named have good
chances Of being reappolnted, innsmuch as
1t Is said there are no charges Of any mag
nitude against either Of them,
Mr.. Lyon this evening declined 70 dis
cuss the report that the president was
holding Up all pending appointments until
Huwley, Green aud Lyon agreed In tnelr
recommendations. At another time, now
ever, Mr.. Lyon sa4d he expected the mar.
shalah!p appointment would be made about
+ day after tomorrow, thus indicating th.t
the president has about made up Ms
( mind.
/ Among some OF the republicans now In
/ the city there Is a feeling Of resentment
! because so much attention Is being pala Y
| T.. u. X. Green Mr.. Green, 1t Is point
ed out is not National committeeman anc
| holds no Office in the state organization
| Therefore, 1t is argued, he should nave
no more to say about appointments thar
any other member of the party IN Texas
1t Is not known whether or not Mr. Greer
/ will come to Washington az this time, j
is said he has declared lac VIII not CONF
unless he is invited and IT is not know
that he has been invited.
Mr. Hawley is expected TO come owe
from New York tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
The BRENNAN SHOOT.
Sorne OF the Cracks Who Will 30 On
Hand to Contest.

Sorne OF the Cracks Who Will 30 On
Hand to Contest.
Brenham, Texas, January 13.-Mapager
Ar Gardiner Of the Sunny South handicap
shoot which takes place here January IS
to 81, INCLUSIVE, Is ia receipt Oh IA letter
tiom Mr. Tom 4. Marshall, IN which he
states that he and Charles W Budd win
be here to attend the shoot with unmher
Of their team, enough to have a reunion.
Nj. Marshall 10 may or OF keitnsDuig H.,
and was captain OF the greatest shooting
team thut was ever orgahlzed, the Que Lndl
went TO England aud oIotiaud to beat tut
English team, allowing them 10 shoot pom
barrels, the Americans shooting only one, III
match OF loo blue rocks eacn for ten mel,
best Two in three matches, IN which tue
American team beat the Eglishmen "a
blue rocks. Mr.. Budd was also one OF tue
same team as was Alr, r. O. iicikes o'
Dayton, Ohio, who Is now In the south at
tending a tournament at III Paso, and hat
already signiued his Intention Of being pres
ent at the Sunny south handicap.
T. NJ. Faurote has already sent In MS
entrance, as has l.. l. Wade, and the pros
crack shots here. but this need not discour
age the amateur, for cracks VIII be hahdi
capped In distance until they can't XIII al!
better than the amateur.
state Champion Live Bird shot No y
Atcbson OF Glddings, present holder o. thu
medal has entered and writes that he maj
gone to I'll Paso 10 attend the tournnmen
there and will come 10 BRENNAN ana OK
poets 10 beat Spicer the last cup WHINE
III this shoot.
! few days TO set up some Of his traps Il
| throw the carload Of blue rocks that wer
! shipped here few days ago, and VIII re
maln until after the handicap shoot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
IT is A FARcIcAL SCHEME.
Republican Measure Not Intended to Ar
ford Any Relief

yv.rb,nrton. January 49, 49, Chairman
povna ~ the ways and means committee
this afternoon reported to the house
forcical bill providing for rebate OF the
dpties ON all coal imported into TINS couh-
trv durinr the twelve months following
.tho snncment Of the bill into law. the
measure was agreed on by the repuohean
members Of the committee at It's lno'nlns
meeting. The republicans realize that lheS
m,,st do something in the way OF attempt,
ing to quiet the clamor which Is genera
.,,soro,,o,+ the country as a result OF inc
InIou ie7, ~ coal aud have adopted thls
,ncane Fearing criticism II tney p.At ~
roui IN the free list, they proVlue In a. so. so,
dnty must be paid, but that u snaL' , we
turned TO the importer or Whoe'e' "i"N.'
the payment 100. ,,otnc, considered IN
+,,n no,nmit+ce the democrats onetsd IT'S I
a constitute hill putting coal OIL tue haS
~ LA then another extending ths Ieoass
,3nn FOR an indefinite period peSouu " ~
gpnoc,6ed wear. These substitutes W. III,
iactad nv strict party votes W n'u ma
L,os an I'm thC house tomorrow nun tt ~
COMES w amendments will Doubtless nt
us sl5 anonc which Will probably oe on,
eI,,ttorize The president 10 suspend Va.
~ autu NV, ,ool AZ will whenever therc IS ~, "
uu,s In the domestic supply I ~,
ojr ono ton Of anthracite cgul Vs. 10Y
Dnrted iast year, It Is shown lnnI I im oct
nrjor ia the passage ~ tue IL, az cent,
I.hor +be dutv on coal was oIlS - -
When %. ~ MS at present, Canada seh
lns'eaH ~ tbo Atlantic seahoard ana ~
-94'Vvp -. while British Columbia Hen
lahe COO 900 IONS to the Pacinc eod'
Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
News Notes.

Galveston, Texas, January l3,--key. Ed
mund A. Kelly. who for the past two years
has been the assistant Of Father Kirwin ut
the cathedral has been assigned by Bishop
Gallagher to the missions OF Port Arthur
and Sabine Pass and left for his new fleld
Of labor this evening.
Judge Gillnspie Of the criminal district
court assessed fines this morning amount
Ing to 1925 against defauitlns iurora
There were mine fines Of S25 each and On
has already been collected,
The work on tho street paving on Tire
mont street is progressing very slowly. At
first there was trouble in securing the ma.
torial. and when everything was In readi-
ness and an expert hrickayer engaged 70
40 the work the weather interfered.
drowned IN the gulf yesterday ano az
body aoated ashore at the foot OF ire
mont street and was discovered by some
small boys walking along the beach abonl
s.3n last night The body had been nearly
covered by sand when discovered. Splnk'
WAS last seen alive about . O'CLOCK yes
| terday afternoon. BE was n frequep
4 visitor n the resorts on the beach and. !
! ia presumed that be stumbled and fel
! into the water. verdict OF uehlp oS ny
4 cidental drowning was rendered.
| The city Is rcaplng n nice Utu0 sun
| from the sale of the paving blocks tbht "
! being taken up on fremont street PR M y
| tory 10 LAYING the brick paving on ina
| thorouehfare The frSt Of these biock
| were sold for ~ cents per load but toda'
the price was increased 20 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
vlNploATloN FOR HYDE.

Recovered Judgment Agslnst n! d B.
Beer at New Orleans
Especial to The pest)
washington, January is.--statlsucan
John Hyde of the department Of agrieul-
tpre has lust returned from New Orleans,
whore he was awarded damages In the sum
Of $500 against IL. a b. Beer whom he
sued because Of statements made by them
Rejecting upon his reports This verdict
Is regarded here as another vindicatiop for
the statisticfan, who seems TO he winning
at every point, One feature of the cnse
which Is commented on here Ia that the
given columns Of their space to Hydo's enc.
niles, have not contained any reference
whatever TO the outcome Of the suit ut New
Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
RESULT OF THE RACES
Two favUrltes Got Through at the
New Orleans Track.
CRACK SHOOTERS COMING TO TEXAS
They VIII Take Part In the Big Hsndl-
csp Event 10 Be Held st Aren'
ham This Menth.

New Orleans, January 1S,--Shrlne and
I'EtronRe we're the winning favorites. In
the handicap grHe crossed the track In
front Of Ma!er Tousey, shutting him efr,,
aud was disqualified. third place being
given to Major Tenney, Teddy, the Keene
east of, was a false faverite. Weather
cleari track slew and lumpT,
One mile-shrine, Burke Cochran Blaneo.
Time las go.
One mile. ssllIns-,AliFed c., ri Rsy, Rus-
selton. Time las 40,
siK furleuss--Imp. LBkrenpe, Carl
Khhler, Philo. Time 1iib.
Allie and All eighth handicap Re
gent, King Barlcycern, Erne finished third
but was oisqunlinodi Major rennvy. Time
li5e.
One milo Fllnnock, Hnrsis, EmsbeO.
Time li4J,
two miles selling -oinspray, conpAss
Lstson. Time BiBp.
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES
selling. six aud half furlongs- Automa'
Boupdce l01 The Black Scot, Lord Ne
Vile 1V9, Nollie T. lo2, Aline =. Doc
Skin jU1, Little Jack Aorner, The Caxtoa
Mile and seventy yards Bohul los. Loft
er, Nasterrul, Ceylon pe.sarte los, Joht
/ a, clark loi, Tom Wallace 1Ol, lnsolence
/ spray OF Pearls, Wlsseudiner Florrie )
Purse, mne-Tederal 100, Araboma lo4
! Old Hutch iO2, Major renny 90.
HandjN.JA AS &urlongs-sAmigaf iol
| Andes 400, liunry Mcdaniel 90, Mrs. Franz
Foster "a, Uranium %, Pageant %, lllu
inmate 90.
Selling, mile and two furlongs Econ
10 satin Coat 10I, king Barieycorn ltS
Rastus. False Lead, Bushnell lev, 10
Woods 10l. The way 9S, John Storm. Vest
via, Pay the Fiddler o., pelorainc aS'
Mile and seventy yards-Shut Up III
lena 109, Belyina los, Terra Incognita 10;
Barbara Frietchle loS. Siphon 101, Lad
Alberta 30, Snowman Uranium %, SHOW
gun %, Fading Light, Mamsclc 30.
! nd I'D
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
Marian Martin Is M.

Corsicana, Texas, January 10, Hon. Ma
rion Martin. formerly lieutenant cover
nor OF Texas and once prominent
candidate for governor, has been IN critical
health at his home here for a long time
he Inns NOT been out or his mouse toi
months, ana seldom leaves bis room; but nc
sdIi takes a lively interest IN public anairs
and Is as full Of patriotism as ever
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
NAN pRlLLlNe REcoRos.

Contest Was the Feature Of the 81 Paso
Carnival.
III Paso, Texas, January l8-rhe featura
Of the second day OF the midwinter carnival
was the single and double miners drilling
Contests in which the worlds record was
beaten. Chamberlain and Moke winning the
louhle by drilling 4sll and Fred Yockey
ingie by making a score OF 23A. as against
81 1882 for doubles and 2l% for single es-
tabllshed at Leadyille Colo, and Bishee.
Ariz. Thousands OF persons were massea
.sout tho square where the champion drill
-rs began their work Of making holes III a
,oild block OF Gunniscn granite. Condd.
.Fabie money was bet on the result and
lArss Winnings made upon the new record
agsAksrh Fl,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
wILL cRulsg IN TAE aULF.

North Atlantic squadren's Itinerary VIII
Take In Galveston
washington, january 18.-Instesd OF or
dering the North Atlantic squadron direct
iy North, It has been decided that the
itinerary shall include an extensive cruise
In the Gulf OF Mexico, including stops at
Galveston, and possibly several other
southern ports. Tie squadron, which will
include the Kearsarge. flagship; Alabnms,
Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Massachusetts,
Texas and the converted gunboat Scorpion,
and possibly the coast guards, consisting
OF the Texas, flagship, aud the monitors
Puritan and Amphitrite and the torpedo
boat destroyers Decatur and Chaunccy and
eight torpedo boats, will he the most for
midable force ever assembled In the Gulf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
Mornanls Antitrust Bill.

Washington, January 13 Senator Nor
gan today introduced bill TO extend the
scope of the sherman antitrust law. 1t
provides that the provisions Of that law
shall be- so extended as to include 'all
persons or corporations hereafter engaged
In producing manufacturing, transporting
that Is authorized to be acquired by pur-
chase FOR the use Of any branch OF the
government ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
ARMY APPRECIATION eILL.
Mr.. Hin Strongly Opposed to po'na
Away With Transport Service

Mr. HIN Strongly Opposed to Doing
Away VIII Transport Service.
U,sbtrqton. January Is when the house
not today ON motion NJ Mr. CushmHn
CwcshA, the bill providing for delegate
l., oongress from Alaska was mace con
t,n,,,nq order beginning January y
~, b,,sc won't into committee ot rue
Ma and took up the consideration OF tne
49,, concentration bill, which carried So
co. zoo beinr s2.613065 less than the cur.
80. low Mr.. Hull Qowa), in charge %
~ measure. devoted some time to the
s,e.,sston Of the army transport service
tt, that the present service on 'uS
Fac ,rraniged since the spanish "ui'
was the best In the "orlu' a,,,,d,,.
lie was strongly opposed to the aOauuV''
,or+ n the present transport system u"' .,,.
.1I,t,, thnt the soldiers aud espeeia"' ON
It's rernrnlng nome couid not s 80
eoiul,'' az us nealturui acColAn'N'"' 49, ',,
tHard ordinary mttchAhtlll'u' 49, y nec.s
H",5Isd tnat a trauspofL ~ - ~. pud IL,
| slslsu ~. army, aud tuul III iue ono avs
~, vyould be cheaper IMAM 80 ~ Ia,
,,yer private lines, lis clCv W., fa9g mllitury
/ tlauaPotvr tfon New Aork To MaullH AZ
/ lt oS $4,000, when InclNutu $780, -, 49,
~Sspre through the Suez caual, .oin
| TRANSFORMATION, under coltldCC " cast doubI
! uercial nue. Ac s"'1'
! that sum .,,inc. GA rho uending bill
,,rc6inn this question: asked Mr. shatrot
| tColo)' INT there is n proposition before IN
ioDorfment and this Is the place aan
Tyimnre 10 discuss this subject replied Nj
HUI INN argued that service should }
Mt4,insd ANA all the transports shoul
be Placed out Of commission. not SOFA. ~
Would even favor an aniehGmiehnl 10 oci Pr
coRs gie conclusion Of Mr.. Huns remari
he committee a. The whole rose s,,,l tempo 2! o
hIhI oud means, reported the bill {
OOrrocide rebate ON coal aud gave noul
10 would call IL up tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14
Negroes Convicted 81 eurgIary.

Beaumont, IeNss, January 10. The jury
in t5o district court today sentenced two
uegrocs IS term ~ NO years 10 me
penitentiary GA The charge Of hurziar-.
Since the recant arrests 81 burglars bal ms
city they are beginning "a get less nuuIes-
Qua Several negroes hare bean tndtcted
b. the grand jury for this tatIR u court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

ferenes with the president subsequent 20
fhe cabinet meeting. He had reported 10
M cabinet that there were 70 new develop
ments IN the Indlanola. Mlss, poStofnss
said that no official assurance yet had been
reeeived that the postmistress OF IndiRuolav
Mrs, Minnie Cex, would be SAFE ~ the aa-
,ninistration OF her duties In the mean
time ire office he said, would remain
closed No announcements OF prospective
appointments were made