The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-08-01
TEXAS
AND
TEXANS,

ed with the way In which the subcom'
mittee on privileges and elections Is
conducting the Lorimer investigation,
the report further saying that Senator
Bailey charges the investigation COM
mtttee il disregarding the rule OF evil
dence in letting In all kinds OF evl.
dence.
With a pistol wonnd In the right
temple the lifeless body of Henry Dou-
roux was found lying on the bed OF his
room ut the Aireville hotel, Dallas.
3S.caliber pistol from which one shot
had been fred was grasped In his righi
hand His remains we're sent to New
Orleans, where, up to shoot time ago.
he conducted, restaurant, which mao
failed shortly before Douroux went TO
Dallas.
c. G. Brown. o locomotive engineer
on the Missouri, Oklahoma and Gull
railway, died ut the Grayson county
farm, four miles north OF Sherman, OF
smallpox. A widow end two children
are left Il was the first case OF small
pox iu Grayson county for number
of years. His home was ut Pawnee,
Okla.
For the eleven months ending May
81, 1911, the total operating revenue
of Texas railroads was s9l. Ito, T2S, On
increase of 90, e44, 254, or ass per cent.
Total operating expenses were sIo,-
2I4, Ats, an increase Of %, $40, $40, or
5. 80 per cent. Income from operation
is go, e55, 800, an Increase of ei9s, sos,
or 059 per cent Comparisons are
made with the corresponding period
/ of 1910.
Fire OF unknown origin destroyed
the home eli John A. Gerhart OF San
j Antonio. LII sliding from the second
story twenty feet down rope made OF
bed sheets q son and daughter OF Mr..
Gerhart we're seriously burned.
i Frank McCue, charged with the muir
der at Dallas, twice tried at Fort
Worth and once ut Mckinney, In each
instance there being q mistrial, was
admitted to ball In $40, oo0 This was
the first effort TO make bond.
Il Charged with pandering, Mrs. @. 8.
Moore was arrested ut San Antonio
on information given by q girl aged
fourteen years named frankie Ware.
The arrest followed the finding Of the
girl hidden In trunk Ia the womsn'a
home by deputy sheriff on proceed.
i ings instituted by the humane society,
4 A few days before George s, Moore,
the woman's husband, was arrested on
charge oil forging jury warrants. Hs
was formerly chief deputy sheriff.
Il Winfield, eight miles from Noun
Pleasant, had sI2, 600 Reinsurance
s5, 900. All the lodges met In Hogus
building, losing afl the regatta, etc.
William Hyatt, mounted San An
tonic police officer. was severely hur
when his horse stumbled and fell OF
|. hurry call to quiet = disturbances tina
some soldiers had caused. Hia RICH
arm was broken and he was bruised
badly.
]. M. Hutchersod, farmer aget
sixty years, who resided near Pales
!, tine, was killed by tree, which, afte
!. he had chopded 1t, fell upon him an,
neck. he leaves large family
I Stone q Webster have secured 81
option, running until Oct. Q, TO pur
: chase the electric lighting and powc
q properties OF the beaumons Ice. nlkn
3 and Refrigerating company % Desu
monl.
: All the wooden store buildings o
: the north side OF railrond At Noun
Vernon, including the Woodmen G
Is the World hall. were the prey OF th
names.
e.. In her eighty sixth year Mrs. Mar
,fl Jane Butler departed this life ut Da
!. las. She IL survived BY fourteen chi
dren, seventy.six grandchildren an
twenty. seven grandchildren. Eleve
OF the children reside In Texas IN
Aha nthars in Kentucky. Mrs, Butte