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LAO.
PAGE TWO.
NEGRO ADJUDGED INSANE B.G RICE CORPORATION
VERY EXCITING RUNAWAY
THERE’S A DIFFERENCE
LIS, TEX—CAPITAL $2,000,000.
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Extenions
The Handsome
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Business Suits
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$1.50 and $2.00
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REGULARS, SLIMS ANO SHORTS.
Burt Shoe Go
$12.50, $15.00, $17.50.
The famous shoe men.
SCARBROUGH
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& HICKS
+ doina business !n tip
of +
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BASEBALL
CIVIL APPEALS COURT
Texas vs. Arkansas
THE RED MEN ENTERED
Otoe Tribe No. 102. I. O. R. M
tel Photos
May 8th, 9th and 10th.
T VETERAN JOURNALIST
THE GOULDS TO BUILD ANOTHER RAILROAD IN TEXAS.
+
LLING F
+ FOR SELLING LIQUOR
+ liquors on election day.
saloon +
On Motion for Rehearing- Kid Hum-
CI
Roof Gar
413
TO PROTECT LUNATICS
REHEARING REFUSED
from the debilitating
free
which invariably
aliment*
Southwestern
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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PRICE, $1.00.
G. P.
autbmati wall reels. rubber-lined cot-
C. O .YATES, Special AgenL
Creek, Mhb
paratus.
We
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A
the
The
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n and set
and wants
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +
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attack the body that it
clogged up with imnpuaritiet
, the pres
mber 18, 1
hern train
, passenget
>. 75 leaves
> at Llano
I 74 leave
res at Aus
PURIFY
THE BLOOD
Oxford of fine kid, heavy bot-
tom, low heel, suitable for walk-
ing and every day service
IS THE GREATEST
BLOOD PURIFIER
ON EARTH.
S.
Ano
103 1
AUl
SEVERAL TRAVIS COUNTY CASES
WERE DECIDED AT YESTER-
DAY MORNING’S SESSION.
New York, 1500 feet of 2-lnch rubber
lined cotton hose, at 31 cents per foot
or $510,
To Fire Extinguisher Manufacturing
award was made
firms:
To Eureka Fire
I
Finest line of rubper »lred carrlages
in the city for. hire.
J. GIVENS CRADDOCK, ONE OF THE
BEST KNOWN NEWSPAPER
MEN IN KENTUCKY, HERE.
An Interesting Program of Race
Be Held July 2,3 and 4.
Get a Pitteburg Viable Writing Ma-
ehine. *IFS ALL WRITE."
TURI
of the
to all ra<
MADIGI
GEO. 2
PRICKLY
ASH
BITTERS
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Inch Baragon hose for 1865.
The employes of the Institution are . -----
to be trained to use the above Are ap-1 Name given by Postum
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any poir
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OTOE TRIBE NO. 102, I. O. R. M.,
HOME TO THEIR FRIENDS
LAST NIGHT.
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IN THE CASE OF RAILROAD COM-
MISSION AGAINST WELD
a NEVILLE.
LAMPAS
be Burnet
ve Lampa
be Lampa:
ve Burnet
W.
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State Purchasing Agent C. P. Dodge
has awarded the contract for a com-
two-wheel hand hose reels at 150 each;
also one chemical engine of forty gal-
lons capacity, for 8250; also one homk
and ladder truck for 8565.
To F. B. Collins Manufacturing com-
pany of San Antonio, 1000 feet of 1 1-1-
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The secretary of state's department
Memphis, Tenn.
' Price 60 cents and 31. For sale by
M. C. CORNWELL,
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CHARTERED IN SOUTH DAKOTA,
WILL DO BUSINESS NEAR WAL-
+ comply with the law.
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+ accused of kepeing his
+ open last Saturday for trafie: +
+ His name is withheld on account ±
+ of his arrest not having yet been ±
+ effected.
+ ♦
+++++++++++++++
SAN SAI
re IJano .
ye San Si
/e San Sal
ye Llano
ily except
D. F. F
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NEAR THE CONFEDERATE HOME
In weight and strength.
"I regularly use fruit Grape-Nut* for
breakfast, and can work harder and
for a longer time than ever before. *
----— Co., Battle
TWO DEATH SENTENCES WERE
AFFIRMED AT YESTERDAY’S
SESSION OF COURT.
V
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Ive— 10:1 a
m.; 11:12 1
fave—10:50
lm.; 11:15 1
Chicago, forty-six Bab-
—o-
HE FRIGHTENED THE RESIDENTS
OF DE VALLE—TAKEN TO
TH INSANE ASYLUM.
MASON a:
ye Llano
ve Mason
ve Mason
ye Llano
ply except
kking conn
ire, 12.50.
kson and I
[ion with tl
s at Lla
$5.00, limi
Hose company of
and was arrested, and his case is now
before this court on appeal for a writ
of habeaus corpus, and should this be
granted, the local option law will be
abrogated. The case was argued in
the court of criminal appeals by Judge
George Clark of Waco and Attorney F.
N. Etheridge of Dallas. In his argu-
ments yesterday morning, the attorney
for Rippy vigorously attacked the
constitutionality of the local option
law and contended that there was no
local option law In Texas that would
withstand a test of the courts.
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If you would have health
and energy in hot weather
you should see to it in the
early Spring that your blood
is pure and vital organs
strong and active.
2 season
line 1st,
Lunch Cot
r the abh
Bar hotel
Geo. Wat
e fame of
Resort of
ded fa?
I rest assu
be allowe
nsive im
• in the
outdoor a
8 and ent
r a book!
rther infe
Summer
on Ticket
various companies composing the (death), from Gonsales.
Fouth Texas Infantry. Colonel Byrne On Briefs and Oral Arguments for
is an assistant inspector general and Both— Emmett Scott and win Hum-
. was assigned to inspect that regiment, phries. from Mclennan: Ex parte
Was assKme v | Granville Rippy, from Grayson: Chas.
pon. . .. ।
Rowie Canning company of Bowie.
Capital stock. $10,000, incorporated by
R W. McDaniel. D. H. Sigmon, s. D.
Thompson and others.
Ran Antonio Mutual Aid Fund asso-
ciation of Ran Antonio. No capital
stock. Incorporated by Homer Eads.
James Hamer, G. A. Mauermann and
others. .
0------ company of _____--
■WHY SUFFER WITH BACKACHE? ■ cock patrol, three gallons each, hand
I have Buffered several year* with extinguishers for 114 each. Also ten
backache, and after taking one bottle autbmafic wall reels, rubber
of smith’s Sure Kidney Cure I have
been cured. Since then I have not
been troubled with my back. Too much
cannot be said In its praise.
CAPT WM. FORREST.
plete fire department outfit for
ton, complete, at 410 each. Also two
The state board of education has Jessup, from Harris: Drayton Hooper,
purchased an issue of $27,500 Brown from Hays. .........
county jail bonds for the benefit of I -----
the permanent school fund. phries et al., from. McLennan.
The state Insurance department has
granted a permit to the Christian Aid
association of Dallas to do business in
CLIMBED TO TOP.
Grape-Nuts Food Gave the Strength.
It is a good thing to know of a food
that will add volumes to one s
strength, for the strong can do things
and accomplish work In this world
while the weak must stand to one
side.
A woman in Toronto writes: "I was
in very poor health a long time, and.
got so weak and run down .hat I
would often stop at the foot of the
stairs and wondered how I could get to
the top.
"I began using Grape-Nuts, and in
a Very short time that weak, brzken
down feeling entirely disappeared. I
had formerly been forced to. give up
my breakfasts in order to give my
gtomach a rest, but when I got hold
of Grape-Nuts I. could eat breakfast,
for the food seemed to help digest
other foods, and soon I began to gain
WE ARE NOW SHOWING, ARE
THIS SEASON’S FASHIONS. THEY
ARE EQUAL TO THE WANTS OF
THE FASTIDIOUS DRESSERS AND
NOT TOO EXPENSIVE FOR GEN-
ERAL USE.
Insane Asylum.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande
Railroad company paid its passenger
taxes Into the comptroller’s depart-
ment amounting to $261.16. which 18 1
per cent of $26,146,21. the gross passen-
ger earnings for the quarter ending
March 31. „ ..
The Red River, Texas and Southern
Railway company also paid its taxes,
amounting to $5.38, which is 1 per cent
of $537.80, the gross passenger earn-
ings for the quarter ending March 31,
1902, ____ —
The following charters were fled in
the secretary of state’s deparment:,
-— ’Ennis Ice company of Ennis. Capi-
tal stock, 130,000. The Incorporators
are Robert C. Storrie, T. J. Oliver and
H. C. Storrie.
Ennis Light and Power company of
Ennis. Capital stock. 120,000. The in-
corporators are Robert C. Storrie. T.
J. Oliver and H. C. Storrie.
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(IAIN
to the following
ATTACK LOCAL OPTION LAW.
There was., submitted on briefs and
oral arguments yesterday a case in
the court of criminal appeals, which.
If the defendant wins, will wipe the
local option law off the, statute books
of Texas. It is the case of Ex-parte
Granville Rippy, from Grayson ‘county,
Rippy is charged with selling Intoxi-
cating liquors in local option precincts
9
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SAYS HE IS FROM GONLALE8
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His Name’s Frank Kizer and Insisted
on Visiting Premises Not His
own—Brought Here Yester-
day Morning,
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Frank Kiser. a negro about 45 years
old, was adjudged insane by a jury
yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock In the
county court, and ordered taken to the
Insane Asylum. Kiser was broug.it to
this city yesterday morning by Justice
Jake Smith and Deputy Constable
Payton of Del Valle. Last Runday
the negro visited the home of Mr.
Smith, near Del Valle, and frighten-
ed his small daughter, but made his
escape and was no.t heard of again un-
til he appeared at the residence of
Mrs. McKenzie, several miles below
Del Valle, yesterday. At this place
he attempted to enter the house, but
was prevented by the lady's grown
sons. When It was learned that the
negro was crazy the boys detained
him until the arrival of the officers,
who were notified, and he was brought
to this city. The negro says his home
is at Gonzales.
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The railroad commission has grant-
ed the application of the International
and Great Northern Railway company
for authority to register $287,000 bonds
in the secretary of state's department.
These bonds will be registered on a
little over fourteen miles of road at
the rate of 320,000 per mile, from Na-
vasota south.
Judge N. A. Stedman, general attor-
ney of the company, was here and at-
tended to the matter.
the state of Texas.
^Trinity Building associntion of Dal-
las Capital stock. $25,000, Incorpo-
rated by J. D. Uhilan, Joseph Davis
and G. w. Thomas.
Marnard-Stephens Gin company of
Celeste, Hunt county. Capitat stock.
310,000. Incorporated by c, J. Bar-
nard. C. G. Stephens and J. N. Hud-
:V V
yesterday granted a permit to do bus-
j iness in Texas to the Texas Land and
Ifrigation company; capital stock.
$2,000,000. This corporation was char-
tered under the laws of South Da-
I kota, but will maintain its principal
office in Texas, at Houston. It will
| engage In the cultivation of rice on an
I extensive scale near Wallis, Tex. The
incorporators are Milton Harness of
Lexington, III., H. B. Montgomery, J.
F. Stringfield and A. Stringfield of
Bloomington, III., C. H. Twining of
Danvers, III., M. B. Palmer and J. A.
Stone of Wallis, Tex.
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Personals
Railway Company vs. N. C. Goss I
et al., from McLennan.
Rehearing Refused—J. T. Gillette
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Ralw
Company of Texas. from Bell; Jose
Strnad vs. John H. Strnad et al., fr
Williamson; Franklin Life Insura
Company vs. Mrg. Sweetie Villeneu 1
from Travis; Railroad Commission I
Texas vs. Weld & Neville et al., j
both parties. I
Motion to Strike Out Statement 1
Facts Granted—Gulf. Colorado a 1
Santa Fe Railway Company et al. |
W. W. Swain et al., from Bell, and 1
strike out briefs overruled.
Motion to Dismiss Appeal Grante
Joe Majors vs. Goodrich & Miller, fr
Dallas.
Austin, entertained their friends .
night at their hall at the corner.
STATE BOUGHT COMPLETE FIRE
DEPARTMENT FOR SOUTH.
WESTERN INSANE ASYLUM.
BETWEEN THE OLD STYLES AND
THE NEW AND A MAN MIGHT AS
WELL BE SEVERAL DECADES BE-
HIND AS TO BE ONLY ONE OR
TWO SEASONS.
charge of the office during Mr. Wilker-
son’s absence.
—Avenue Hotel Arrivals—S. E. Wil-
kerson. Venus: J. C. Smyth, Venus;
B C. Kelley, Venus; F. Buckner.
Waco: H. H. Godbier. Waco; R. M
Finley, Little Rock. Ark.; Robb
Smith, Temple: George Smith, Homan,
O. T.; D. C. Cagdell. Granbury: John
Barnes. Dallas: T. J. Stephen. Waco;.
H. J. Wilson. Taylor; B. Cunningham,
Taylor; G. L. Gooch. Waco; G. C. Al-
lison. Russellville, Ala.; Miss Al-
lison. Russellville. Ala.: Mrs. Lena
Edris. Bastrop: W. W. Davis, city.
’—Hancock Hotel Arrivals-—J. E.
Bass and wife. Temple, Texas: Frank
Oliver. Groesbeck, Texas: M. P. Ruske,
Beaukiss: J .H. Heath, Beaukiss; A.
D. Rhea.'Groesbeck: J. W. IaGrone,
Marshall; Ella Lane. Marshall; John
MeKain. Manor: James Grisunel,
Houston, Texas; E. E. Taylor, Hous-
ton. Texas: J. M. Parker, Italy, Texas:
congress Avenue. Both ’Phone,
No. 451.
+ ON ELECTION DAY. +
+ --- +
+ At 10 o'clock yesterday morn- +
+ ing complaint was filed in Judge +
+ Walter White’s court against ±
+ a well known saloon man of this t
+ city for violating the law pro- +
+ hibiting the sale of intoxicating +
■ He Is +
S
ve—4:00 a.
; 8:50 p. m
be—4.10 a.'
k 4:00 p. m
srox A)
b. 24 leave:
Kes at Hou
b. 24 leaves
Lea at Hou
K 25 arrive
[leaves Hoi
b. 23 arrive
[leaves Hoi
Brazoria county has paid $10,225.90 Submitted on Motion to Dismiss
Interest into the comptroller’s depart- I Transcript—Joe Dyer, from McLen-
ment on bonds of that county for the nan.
past two years, owned by the per- On Record—John Addison, Jr., from
manent school fund. __ HorlsBriers for State_Lon Black.
Burt’s shoes are proper and •
everybody wants them.
In the court of civil appeals a mo-
tion for rehearing by both parties In
the case of the Railroad Commission
against Weld A Neville et at, ‘he
round tale people, was refused. The
state will file an application In the
supreme court for a writ of error.
This is the case where both parties are
dissatined with_the decisions o the
lower courts wherein it was held that
the rates of the railroad commission
ar unjust and unreasonable as ap-
pild to the round bales, but did not
grant any relief, the Judgment, how-
evet. being against the state or rail- .
road commission.
The effcacy of this remedy
in purifying the blood and
putting the systemin order
is without a parallel in the f
medical world. So thorougu
and far-reaching is it that it
carries its great cleansthK
and regulating influence to
every part of the body, cast-
ing out impurities that have
resulted from Winter dirt,
purifying the bowels,
strengthening the kidneys,
liver and stomach, and pre-
paring the entire body to
resist the disease germs
which come with warm
weather. Those who use
this great purifier during
the Spring months will
stand the heat better and be
Articles of Incorporation of the Houston. Beaumont and New Or
+ leans Railroad company were filed yesterday In the secretary of
+ state's department. It is a Gould corporation and Is formed to.build
+ and operate a line of railroad from Houston by way of Beaumont to
+ the line separating Texas and Louislana at or near the town of
+ Orange a distance of 110 miles, passing through the counties of
+ Harris, Chambers, Liberty. Jefferson and Orange; also to build and
+ operate a branch line from Beaumont to Sabine Pass, a distance of
+ about thirty miles. The principal office shall be at Houston. The
+ capital stock is 3135.000. The members of the board of directors
+ are George J. Gould, of Lakewood. New Jersey: J. W. Kirby. T. W.
# House of Houston: J. B. Goodhue of Beaumont; Leroy Trice; N. A.
+ Stedman. G. L Noble, A. R. Howard and W. K. Maury of Palestine.
+ The first five named are officially connected with the International
+ and Great Northern Rallrgad company.
—o-
The following are the proceedings of
the court of criminal appeals:
Appeal Dismissed—L. Weber, from
De Witt; John Carleton et al., from
McLennan.
Affirmed—John Jameson, from Lib-
erty; Frank Chambers, from Kauf-
man; Clebe Jones, from Guadalupe;
Wesley Allen, from Falls; Maude
Howard, from Lavaeo; John Warren
(death), from Limestone: Jim Burns,
from Gonzales; Sam Kindred, from
Gonzales; Sam Woodley (death), from
Fayette; Jake Webb and J. D. Love-
lace, from McLennan.
Reversed and Remanded—Jim
Moore, from Fannin; Ruf . Mullins,
from Parker: W. W. Adams, from
Hopkins; J. Marxen, from Lavaca; P.
H. Banner et al., from Travi: A. J.
Stephens, from Llano; T. E. Reese,
from Archer; Geo. W. Smith, from
Rell.
Reversed and Dismissed—J. E. Egan,
from McLennan; Milt Luckey, from
Gonzales.
Motion for Rehearing Granted— Re-
versed and Remanded—John Cables,
from Dallas.
Motion for Rehearing Overruled—R.
W. Scott, from Callahan.
RTHAND
S. Lillie
is persona
ber of sc
the best
d. In si
ham or G
208 East I
+ Tcas. The f tate has just re- +
+ covere i judgment ag inst seven -
+ fraternal asse ciations for this +
+ offenso. as si a cd in yesterday’s -
+ Statesmian. ( ommissioner of -
+ Insura ce Jchnscn If determined +
+ that lies • heneficiary organiza- 4-
+ tion chall pay their taxes and -
— o--
The following proceedings were had
in the court of civil appeals, Third
district:*
Affirmed—International and Great
Northern Railroad Company vs. John
H. Ing, from Travis; Emmett A. Ellis
vs. Max Hahn, from Dallas; St. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company of
Texas vs. A. G. McAdams, from Col-
lin; N. E. Bruel et al. vs. Leggitt &
Meyers Tobacco Company, from Mc-
Lennan; J. E. Talley vs. M. G. Mi-
chaelis, from Comal.
Reversed and Remanded—Citizens’
—J. S. Taylor is here on business
and is stopping at the Hancock.
—Robert Smith Is In the city from
Temple. He is a guest at the Avenue.
—W. H. Roberts and wife of Hous-
ton are in the city, stopping at the
Driskill.
—Mr. George E. Stokes went to
Houston yesterday in the Interest of
the now famous Shumate Dollar
razor.
—Mrs. J. M. Huguley of Piano is
visiting her father. Rev. R. Bruck, on
Guadalupe street.
—R. P. Price is in the city from
Houston and is a guest at the Dris-
kill.
—J. B. Gibbs, a prominent citizen of
Kosse, is in the city on business. He
is stopping at the Driskill.
—John Danbaugh is in the city from
San Antonio and is a guest at the
Driskill.
•—Judge George Clark of Waco Is in
the city on business before the court
of criminal appeals.
— Attorney F. M. Etheridge of Dal-
las If* in the city on business before the
court of criminal appeals.
— Mr , E Cornitins. formerly Miss
Joe .Mllbv of this citv, is visiting her
parent®. Capt. and Mrs. Wm. Milby.
— T. E. Bas® and wife of Dalia® are
in the city and registered at the Han-
cock
—Pronk Oliver is in the citv from
froesheek,- He is stopping at the
Hancock, .
—J. M. Parke of talv Texas, ie in
the citv on bnsiness. He is a guest
at the Hancork.
—Mrs. W. L. Reese of Waco and
Miss Williams of Tennessee are in the
citv visiting relatives and friends for
a few day-
—W. A. Knight, a well known vet-
erinarv surgeon of Houston, is in the
city from his headquarters at Hous-
ton.
— Ex-Representative Tom P. Wells
of Grayson county is in the city on
business with some of the state de-
partments.
—Mrs. W. A. Callaway of Dallas and
Mrs. Francis G. Warden of St. Clair.
Mich., were guests of Miss Elisabet
Ney Tuesday and Wednesday, en
route to San Antonio and Monterey.
—Col. J. M. Byrne, who has been in
the city for the past several days on
business with the adjutant general's
department, left yesterday morning for
North Texas.
—Judge N. A. Stedman,'general at-
torney of the International and Great
Northern Railway company, is in, the
city on business with the railroad,
commission.
—Geo. H. Wilkerson, manaser of the
Postal here, has gone to Mississippid.
and Tennessee on a visit to relatives
and friends. He was accompanied by
his wife. Major B. S. Pillow will have
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LLANO PERSONALS.’-.’-
LLANO. Tex.. May “.—Leo Hari
is visiting relatives in Burnet.
W. R. Roberts left today for the
dian Territory on business.
Rev. Benstead left yesterday
San Antonio.
J. H. McLean is in Burnet on bi
ness.
Mr. Lee of Willow City pas
through here today en route to Wav
ly, N. Y.
The editorial department of The
Statesman had the pleasure of a visit
yesterday from Mr. J. Givens Crad-
dock. one of the best known journalists
of Kentucky. Mr. Craddock is’ at
present editor of the Paris (Ky.) Ken-
tuckian-€itizen, a paper ninetyfive
years old, and Mr. Craddock has been
at the head of the paper for many
years.
Mr. Craddock has the distinction of
having reported the Charleston
national convention in 1860. that was
the entering wedge of the democratic
party that year.
This is Mr. Cragdoc k’s first visit to
Texas, and he is well pleased with
what he has seen ami is much im-
pressed by its magnitude and re-
sources. He is the guest of Proctor
Clark of the University during his
brief stay in Austin.
JIM HOLMAN, NEGRO, IS BADLY*
BRUISED—WAGON AL$0
DAMAGED.
STATE HOUSE HAPPENINGS CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT
Special to The Statesman:
TAYLOR. Tex.. May 7.—At a nfl
ing today of-the race managers fovi
Twenty-first Annual' Exhibition
Races of the Taylor Fair associd
to be held on the association’s be. I
fill grounds near Taylor on Wed |
day. Thursday and Friday,’ July ■
and 4.. 1902, the following progra I
races and purses was-arranged: - I
First day. July 2—First race- 1
cing, 2:40 class. 3 best in 5: fiv 1
enter, three to start. Purse, 8100 I
Exhibition of harness horses s I
ble for park use.
Second race—Trotting, three-m l
class. 3 best in 5. five to enter, I
to start. Purse. $100.
Exhibition of tandem teams. 1
1 Third race — Running, one-f 1
mile dash. Purse. 815. 1
Fourth race—Running, 5-8
weight for ages. Purse. 850. 1
Fifth race—Untrained buggy he ]
2.best in 3. owners to drive. Pt l
85 to first. 82.50 to second.
Second day, July 3.—Sixth race 1
cing. 2:30 class. 3 best in 5. five t I
ter. three to start. Purse, 8100. I
Exhibition of tandem teams.
Seventh race—Trotting. 2:30 ch 1
best in 5. five to enter, three to |
Purse, 8100. I
Exhibition of homes horses h l
suitable for park use.- I
Eighth race—Running. 1-2 1
weight for ages. Purse. 850.
Ninth race — Running. 3-4 1
Purse, $50.
Third day. July 4.—Tenth ! 1
Trotting, 2:19 class.- 3 best In 6 1
mile heats. Purse. 8100.
Exhibition of tandm teams 1
Eleventh race — Pace, free-f l
3 best in 5. half mile heats. : 1
8100. .
Exhibition of harness horses J
ble for park use. J
Twelfth race — Running. 3-9 □
owner’s handicap. - Purse, 830. 1
Thirteenth race—Running, half 1
Parse. 850.
Fourteenth race—Buggy horse: 1
non-winners at this fair. 3 best
Purses. 85 to first: 82 50 to second
The great cattle roping Contes I
be held on July 3 and 4, for 1
amounting to 8500. J
The grand street parade of de I
ed wagons, Toat*. carriages, bu
carts etc., will take place 01 J
morning of July 3.
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THE TEAM WILL GO. I
At the regular monthly meettni ,
.last night by the East Austin •
company it was decided thal
I racing team would • attend the1
> men’s convention, which will D
at Waeo, May 14, 15 and 14
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not be ex
L. C. Collier. Midlothian: P. Harris
and daughter, Port Arthur: J. S. Tay-
lor. Dalias: Raleigh Abernathy, Bon-
ham. C. D. Hunter. Brenham. J. E.
Wear Fort Worth: W. B. Kroeger.
San Antonio; W. B. Lane, Jacksboro; I
J. Murphy and wife. Port Arthur.
—Driskill Hotel Arrivals—Frank B.
Baird, Mich.: N. A. Stedman, Pales-
tine; M. P. Hagerty, Jr., city: H. A.
Benton, New York: R. P. Price. Hous-
ton- B. Bainbridge. St. Louis: John J:
Baley. Chicago; A. S. Goetz, Fort
Worth: M. R. Hadner, New Orleans:
L. P. Landis, Atlanta, Ga.; Jos. Eth-
lenge. New York: H. C. Cole and wife,
Dallas: J R.Gbbs. Kosse: Rev.T.C
Horton. Dallas: Wm. G. Bragg, Dal-
las; Wm. Battles Phillips, city; F. J.
Badger, city: John Danbaugh. San
Antonio: L. Abraham. WIs.; • F. B.
Heeren, Chicago; E. W. Berthe. St.
Louis; John K. Dunn. St. Louis; J. L.
Johnson, St. Louis.
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Funeral Furnisher.
W. D. Alverson. Embalmer.
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4- +
4. 554 VOTERS REGISTERED +
+ ■ THUS FAR. +
+ ---- +
+ One hundred and seventy-eight +
+ voters were registered yesterday. +
4- making a total of 554 since the +
+ office opened. Monday was the +
+ banner day. 197 being registered +
+ and yesterday was the lightest. +
+ falling one short of Tuesday. +
+ So far only five negroes have +
+ declared themselves democrats +
+ ...... +
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Swett Mai
On Weit Sixth Street—Occurred Yes-
terday at 12:30 O'clock—Created
Great Excitement In That
Vicinity.
■ -'O ' ■
At 12:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon
an exciting runaway occurred on
West Sixth street, near the Confed-
erate Home, and as a result Jim Hol-
man’s, a negro expressman, wagon
looks as if it had been struck by a |
small ■cyclone, and he is also badly
skinned up. When the accident, oc-
curred Holman was out of his wagon
fixing the wheel, and his horse ran
away. The negro tried to stop the an-
imal by holding on to the wheel, but
he was turned almost a dozen auto-
mobilic tlips, and the horse continued
his run. The expressman was not
seriously hurt, but he sustained sev-
eral very bad bruises. The animal '
ran east on West Sixth street until
he reached Bowie street, where he was
stopped minus about half the vehicle.
+ + + + + + + + 4-4-4- + + + +
+ +
+ MORE SUITS AGAINST +
+ “FRATS.” +
+ -- +
+ The autorney general has been +
+ author 'red by the commissioner +
+ of insurance to br!ns suit against +
+ ten more fraierna! associations -
+ wi’cl have iailed to pay their +
+ tases; aiso to enjoin them from +
I Seventh street -and Congress ave
in honor of the first anniversary,
| this progressive lodge. Notw i
I standing the fact that this is i
J youngest lodge of Red Men in Aui
it is already one of the strongest I
[ is composed of some of the lead
J young men of Austin. ■
The affair last night was largely!]
tended and proved very enjoyabl*
| all those present. There was
| abundance of refreshments and
I members made the. guests of the e‛
| ing feel at home and did all in t
I power to see that everyone had a E
I time. The committee having the
I fair in charge was composed
I Messrs. Gilbert. Carl A. Bolln
| Thomas B. Milby and E. E. Prese
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• AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1902.
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