The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-01-27

" lIIldm DaNlu bOyQ, aESO AlVy -ulpS
years, prominent citizen of Taylor,
Is dead.
In southern Texas farmers are doing
some blowing and operations will be
pushed.
A $50, 900 issue of Guadalupe county
road bonds has beeu approved for
registration.
Novice State bank of Novice, Cele-
man county, capital stock SIC, 600, has
been organized.
A negress named Fulbright ives hit
by train near Bagwsll in Fannia
county ana killed.
At Amarillo w. c. Thompson, q
brakeman, had roth legs cut on below
the knees by train.
Seven citizens Of Croweil In Foard
county each bought an automobile a.
Dallas at the same time.
Big Cotton Belt railway coal ehutes
at Mount Pleasant were destroyed By
fire, entailing s25, 900 loss.
W. L. Cs rwile gave cleo, 600 bond to
construct by June the railroad to
connect Pecos and BNlmorhsa.
Mira. Laura W. Warrington, q mem
Dor of the Daughters of the Republic,
departed this life as Eagle Pass.
Sam Hill of Sehleicher county has
Put q wolfpreoffenoe around his ranch
and it is the Arst put up In that see
ten.
Cecil Kseble of Temple, charged 81
Brentwood with the killing OF Co..
ductor Charles Wbidden, was admitted
to bail in $4,000.
Gustave Hutchmacher was discov-
cred dead at San Antonio under the
house of his brother-in-law, DR.. Her
man Wolf; carbolic acid.
Two special trains conveyed twenty
carloads of northern homeseekers TO
the Toyah valley and Soash sections
Of west Texas few days ago.
Robert Weyerman, teacher in the
deaf and dumb institute at Austin, fell
dead ia an elevator at San Antonio on
hts way to consult physician.
St. Louis, Brownsville and Mexico
railroad will be extended from Sam
Fordyee, Hidalgo county, to Rema Ia
Starr county, seventy-one miles.
@. w. Ladd, long a resident of Dali
las, died at Sloan Springs, Ark, his
death being due to a fall that occurred
two months previous to his demise.
Lower house Of congress passed the
bill OF Representative Gregg author
izing the Lone Star Canal company of
Anahauc, Chambers county, to dam
tho mouth of Turtle bay.
John M. Norman, for twenty years
cashier OF the Beckham National bank
of Graham and twenty-five years a
resident of that city, died of pnsumo-
MIA, aged to"ty-six years.
Mrs. Annie Haupke, who few weeks
ago became bride near Galveston,
misteok at her home in Baltimore,
Md, carbolic acid for neuralgia nedf
cine. Death soon took her.
In an endeavor to save his friend.
Jesus Lopez, from drowning in Ghe Rio
Grande rive" near Laredo, q skiR theS
were In capsizing, Jose Martinez and
the other Mexican descended 10 Sheif
deaths.
When Felipe Chapa stopped down
at Brownsville to kiss his htS2e niece
goodbye pistol dropped from one Of
his pockets and was discharged, the
bullet entering the child $ abdomen. In
a few hours death resulted.
While playing about feeplace at
the family residence in San Angelo the
Astle child of c. M. Hayes sustained
burns causing death in some hours. In
endssvering to save her darling the
mother was seriously burned
Harrison Terry, negro youth, was
convicted at Dallas on charge of at
tempting to poison with strychnine
Mrs. P. James and several other per-
sons and his punishment fxed at ave
years. Terry said he only intended
10 scare the parties.
Confederate monument soon 70 be
srected at Kaufman is of Italian mar
bic and twenty seven feet high. Foun-
dalton will he ten feet square and Ave
feet in the ground. First base is to be
sight feet square and the statue seven
Seet high.
Secretary Babcock of the Dallas
of commerce has received a
lsster from man in Colombia asking !
Information about Texas. The writer
states several families in that South |
American republic intent settling In
he state. Information was sent.
National Press club of Washington
entertained the Texas congressional
delegation Representatives Stay aea,
Bead Hardy, Stephens and Sheppard
luEzssshed the oratory and G. N Bal
leg u Houston former national Gap
hal newspaper correspondents, ths re-
Isesk1asnss.