The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XIVth Year, No. 206, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 25, 1898 Page: 2 of 11
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L j > the Committee to Invest
K tetbe Furniture Cootroct
jgnsowN
tin county
beri
JTilen
HKOPU HfON STILL ON
tHrnry Cnrsrin Clenre
VLFlnnl Act In tlic I
Drama
la Kow
by One
in ill u lie
On
i Ojtwton Texas October 24 The cora
men who have hoen for
rfSe ef business
JJ rKksor more Investigating tie charge
jfrtuJ In lh0 leUlK of tne contract for
ijfjltore for tna new court house made
tottp today It exonerates tho com
but the
L oriera of fraud says county
w been beaten out of a largo sum of
follows
The tfport Is as
To the Hoaorahla County Judge and
CBinty Commissioners Court of Gnt
HJton County
oZveston Texas October 2 1SHS
Grttlrmon We your committee ap
rtliitsd to tnvostlgate the charges pre
tittA by County Commissioner B F
Mason relative to the awarding of the
coronet to C L Powers for furnish
hl the Galvoston county court house
Mir la eaurso of construction with
netallic furniture beg leave to report
list after hearing the evidence suh
tsJUed to us upon these cliargca aro
of ike opinion that the method adopted
1 tie county commissioners court in
irtrdlng said contract to said Powers
iltboit opening the tme to competl
tin bidding was wrong and not cal-
culated to subserve tho best Interests
of tits county as well as contrary to
tbu usage and custom pursue 1 hy eom
Btssioaers courts and other public
todies To awarding eotitnaotH for pub-
lic TOrks and from the evidence sub
Bitlcd to us In this case we believe
If this contract had been opened to
Knpetltlve bidding It would have
probably resulted In a savins to the
county of from 10000 to 15000 and
pMsiMy more
w > do not find any evidence to sup-
port the chaw made against Mr
Poire of gross fraud and mlsropre
OTtatloa In his dealings with the com
BlijlODirs court in this matter nor do
< Ud any evidence of fraudulent or
criminal conduct on tho part of any
nember of th coinmUsloaers court In
connection with this matter
Any other charges that may not bo
corend by thefe fludimgH arc reganl
tJ byus as not being supported by tho
crHonce Rtspcctfullv submitted
William T Austin
C H Moore
Oil Lewy
WIm the report was rrnd Mr Johneon
ttorfd to rescind the contrnct nnd adver-
tise for bids After a long debitc the mo-
tto iras ruled down and no notion will bo
Ulta until legal advice his been had
FEDKHAIi COURT
The second week of tho TJnlteJ States
sart began tediy I > irt week was devoted
Slireljr to admiralty caees and conse
10ntly no Juries were needed Todaj tha
mi ami petit Juries to serve during
if remainder of the term were choien ind
oraia as follows
Crjnd Jurors 11 W Guylcr foremnn
utla county A A Pander Austin toun
r Robert Dempsy Galveston Frank
iipre Montgomery county Seth Hat
ca Madison count Kane Mallna Waller
watjr R H Nixon MadUon county G
U Smith Vlouao county It M Hnrt
T BrazorU count 1 A Boiling Jck
ia count Joseph Knox Galvestcn Tom
jfi Jaclfon lountj Cicero Howard
olorado county It A Wood Austin
My Albert Plncr Oalveiton William
top Austin iounty Dennis Whitley
Wido ccunty F McCulloJgh Gnl
iton Ferdinac 1 Flake Galveston Ia
B Jamison Bruorla countv C W
Matagorda county
Petit Jurors Thomas H Edgar Gal
< toj John Do Ilruhl Galveston Ohnles
Wmmlngs Houston J M Batigh
Ui011 Charles MacUcth Galveston J
H Bavin Grim s county Sam rt Cot
Houfton Rdgar Hoes Galveston
i ft Gray Houston F N Gray
swn J00 Whi ley Jackson county
Knight Coloralo Oscar ii
county
Jacksacoun > chrlcs L Wallls Gnl
l VN U e Houston Charles M
>
>
ni
Chambers county J C Land j
Mlllon A Branch Jack
eounty Charle3 Schneider Galveston
clchran Houston K Mayer Gal
rort Madison county
V >
< arrfit Waller county W L
wP allcr rounoy T N Menafee
n county A S Newson Galveston
JcGuire
Wulkcr county bawls
Grlmes county S M Putnam Jack
G
Ti lrVJ Ooldthwnlte Galveston
gn1 3UO Immediately after belnrc
S2 Til1 tnt0 K = but accou
VSL l nK and adjournrd to most nt
noon Sessions will
Ban v
JttltSof ° CaSC9 bef0r ° h2 b ° ly
m rn i caw lkon p > a that of
vs j3ms 11tlo et al
i m
Hii nR nvcr large tract of land
coUnty adjoining tho city of
r wn There was
no decision today
PAY FOU THH IMMUNKS
kurm tor Kooc nnd his assiotnnts will
ku Jif W ° rk 1nm ° now of paying oft
otherwise I
States
known as
Immunes rtls tho last act beforJ
iuVt 1ScharRe of tho men from service
Wi m 8ans now hcv w n °
transpoitatlon to their homes
to pay their own fare C
tali n2 vtrestlng story connectell
fne
> in
regulations provide
Is discharged from
if
n to tnt he yenment will pay
nln tJlL Ilace ot enrollment The
Ulth ers of this reglmont show
Ln Wre
The enrolled In Galvts
iih J ls hc reason ho will
tat j traC6P0rtatlnn
j sovernmenfa sldo of tho
WiS
ihu0tner hnml > ns < < crt that
h Mui LlIey lrst npl1 P llelr
tit tha T M thp cith ot alleglnnce
con
L Hart ih pJape of enrollment and Jhat
aro to
> H biVi if0 entitled have their
iHiiii ivyan
n ha
for
th L mcn ltl Phcrman
cuments
MbHcuments Mknovvledged by
< Su JftxHnB those that vvcro
UkedJicblU Kal18 > EI Paso
W cVthenK u believed that
eiS nPanlcs have constl
fflaut anrt the Kovernmcnt
> l liar ns 0 be prosecuted
Wra i 1 chlef niustorout officer
> r Mtioa but that tho
kt K i and he polntixl out tho
h y ran be collected Tha
Ms j
Irai1 th name
wntn you buy again
isf
ancidollir am ° Unl °
THE HUNTINGTON DEAL
The city council committee Is Mill
work
ing on the proposition to Induce thn n
era railroad Pacific u > come to aiwewi wRh
anl steamship interest
There
has been considerable
tween tho committee tho OilJSton cliv be
company awl Mr Uuntlnstonhuu ir
nothing definite 1m resulted Huntfn
turned down tho pr UUon o S
company to accept JlftOotK for t a boki
of water frontage extending
from Fortv
first to Flftyflrst streets The nStInn
U a I right but tho property Mm
Is all under water nnd the old man
a A 10 bl ° Cka ° f dry hn < 1 south of Ave
Ho doei mot look favorably upon ths
elltan MnA eeheme It loota now a
the City company Is golns t2Ftan1 ivjuir
1 In the way of a deal The suggcUion
hai been made that n fmul b > raised rmt
flclont to pny the City company the df
fertvneo between what they ask for thH
property and whatHuntington Is willing
to glvo as tho beat eohttlon of the dlfll
FOlin SHIPS CbUARED
Messrs J Moller Oo nre the holders
of a record mado today < ina that It will l >
hard to approach for yenrsv as thi > cir-
cumstances favoilng It nru of rare occur
renco In tho history of ny slnglo ship
broking firm Thft ono company cleared
nf tho custom house this ntternoon fcur
cargo ljuljn vessels for Kuropenn points
The
ships woro the lmllsfarnc Cautnln
Madita Vain Captain Gray Ullapool Cap
tnln btnlth nnd tho Hemisphere Captain
Davis the last three bound for Idvctpool
nnd tho flrM named vessel lor Rotterdam
This r to far tho greatest number of
ships cleared by any cue ship agent In ono
day The vetscls combined carrlod 30700
bales of cotton valued nt 823310 In ad
dition to this wn canted other cargo ai
follows Wheat t0IS0 cotton acl oil
cake 7200 cotton seed meal JPOOO cotton-
seed oil in barrels 47f > 0 unking tho total
value of tho cargoes of the four vessels
004710 or almost a million dollars
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At tho Trcmont II A IUII New Or-
leans r H Gardner city V K Firmlti
Mobile Mrs T P Rullfojlc Mrs W W
France Temple James H Thompson
Rochester T D Cobbfi San Antonio C
Msher Now York I Leopold Tcxm P
P MoyorPnlestlne J E Caldwell Hunts
vllle S B Ilprlengor Richmond Va
John B Walter Ran Antonio C New
tnan Philadelphia M J Hamnor Phila-
delphia Albert Oreenbaum Phlladclphi i
Andy Raker Pallas Jcdin II Dllluy Paris
W J Taylor Houston W G Walton
Topeka Kan Olnioncn It Wharton Rich-
mond John A Peters R B Morrls Jamos
A Baker Jr S Taliaferro Houslon
IIAlTIST ASSOCIATION
VIII Axxcmlilc In Niiviixotii X l
IfllllierOflitp lli < l < > l il
N < ivasota Texas October 21 After a-
very profitable and enjoyable session w th
tho htspitable pcojilo oftho Oakland com-
munity the Grimes Baptist association fin-
ished its labors and adjourned at 930
oclock tiSttirday night after voting hearty
thanks to their generous entertainers
The association meeting Itself wa3 a
grand success and a great deal of beneficial
work was disposed of besides meeting und
fratcmallzlng with tho people of the sev-
eral communities of the county and helping
make more uninlmous and united the ef-
forts for the moral and lellglous advance-
ment of the maBscs
The following officers woro reelectcl
from last > car Rev Isaac Sellers mod
erator B C Daugust clerk C D Uzjtell
corresponding secretary R J Terrell
treasurer
Rev L R Mllllcan one of tho general
missionaries of the State was present as
was Rev Wadswortb Sundiy school mis-
sionary for the State Sunday school vvork
and a largo number of visitors from the
Navasota River BiptUt association were
also noted to bs presont an J aided in mik
ing things lively and pleasant
The uEBOciatlon meets next year In Nava
tota In tao First Baptist church on the
Friday beforo the first Sunday In Septem-
ber IS99
Free VIInnIoii Ciiim pntinii
Conroe T xas October 23 The Ameri-
can Baptist Free Mission Kduotlonal State
Sundayschool and Womans Homo Mis
son convention with 120 delegates In at-
tendance waa called to order by I It
Cushlngberry presvlcnt pursuant to ail
jottrnment Permanent organltatlon was
effected hy electing tho following off Iters
J R Cuihlnsbcro president It An < n
vlto nresirtcnt M II Lllls hecor I vlio
president G A Jcnss secretary It J
Hal treasurer Tho officers of tho Homo
Mission society aro a s fotlowa Annie Bass
president Delia Smlh vice president L
M Hall secretary E Palmer treasurer
Tilt next convention will convene at Mt
Kjvneiy Texas oa Wednesday before tho
fourth Sunday la October 1S99
illov Solimioii Very III
Cameron Tctsb October 24 Rev K W
Solomon presiding old r of this district of
the Methc1st church South stoppod last
Friday night at tho tcsidencp of Mr Jeff
D Kemp and was a very sick niri on
< atUKJ nnd yesterday afflctf < 3 with ap-
pendicitis Ho is reported much better to
day nnd It ls thought that an opeiato >
will not be necessary Special prayer vm >
offeree by the pastor of tho Presbtcrlau
church for his recovery at morning and
ovoang services jestcrrtay
a >
MAO STBWAIITS iWT
H linn nrrn lloveil to Hie Prlmiin nt
Cli Hi II a liu II
Lullng Texas October 24 From a pirly
Just in from Mexico It is learnet that the
wldepread report tCiU Mao Stewatt the-
o d Cicfederato veteran in nron at Pnr
ril Mexico for killing a pillceman had
been stot as per the sentence of the Mcxl
oin cowL Is untrue S tdwart has beep
movoi frcm Parral 4o Oh huahta prison
from which place ho wrttoi hopefully to his
frloads of lia early release Tt e report
that te had been shot crcatsd Intense ex-
citement utnong bis eld frlens here near
which f Uoo ho was raited
tin
Caldwell County Tolinrrn
Lullng Texas Octobfr 24 Mr C Sov
elgn llvirg fourmiles from Lulln plantetl
thia year a half fcro of tobacco of the best
quality From sthe patOj ho has cut nnd
curoi lufflclent amounC to more than
Ulrec tmes pay far hla tlroi aad work
Tho tramples ars prcrovuicod by god Judges
to bo of tho bot Cigars trado from Cald-
well county tebicto aro eild to equal In
every way tho Mexican produtf that Is to
j > orrtr In tb < West
p F Schmidt Houston Tcxai l ol
stent for Elmer Amends Prcscrlptloj
No 2S51 which Is a cure for Rbtumatlim
On bottle will proT it
gOPSTON AnY POSTV TranT
MORNtXQ
1
IMTH TEXAS KECIMENT
ay Da Had a Hud fiffect Upon
Sunie oF the Men
NEW CLOTHING AND BLANKETS ISSUEI
Prrpnrntlonn Mnilr for Spciilln lic
TfVlnlpp In Sonif CoinrirtOvtr
rnnln Apr on I lit AVm >
Spcclnl Correspondence of The Post
Camp Moiny San Antonto Texas Octo
ber 21 The past seven days have becu
Interesting ones for the mrth During
this time Major Fo6tc vlted Comp Alcvsby
Uh his money bags and distributed up
of J23000 among tho reglmeat Im-
mediately after being pild quite a num
ber of tho ROldlcrs set out to see San
Antonio Porno Imbibed most too freely
and as a remit disturbances were report
cd of ueh gravity b to causo the com-
manding officer of the regiment to send out
a couplo of detachments of fifteen mn
each to reinforce the cltv police and round-
up their boisterous comraavs 1u blue
Another noteworthy event was the sec-
ond general Issuance of clothing nnd
cipilpago to the whole regiment Bcaldcs
tho uniforms which are tho amo quality
as th0 flint Isausdn Houston last July 1300
blankets were < vlso distributed which could
not hao reached the regiment at a woru
cPrortuno lime The single blankct1 only
which most of the soldiers posesnd uhi 1
hs issue was made were Insufficient ta
keep the boys comfortable these cool night
J 0 brKnt Idazo of the cimp flro vvaa
K ndled for the first tlnio In the Fourths
history last vvejk and during the latter
part of the nights and early mornings unj
kept burning In the varous company
strcols In fact the regiment has the p
praranro now of preparing to go into per-
manent winter quarters at Camp Moabv
The tents have all been shifted to a south
front with tent wills stoutly Haked down
and quite a number plinkJ up with lum
ber gool floors have bean put Jn nil of
jhem while the kitchens XJ e been boxel
In on all four sides and raejs sheds more
comfortably arranged Bills of lading have
been rcelvrl for 1300 overrent which
were shipped from Now York on the 19th
Inst
Tho Item In Saturdays Post stating that
a new company would be recruited for tho
Fourth caused considerable interest in
Camp Mosby The ltom stated thai Lieu
tcrant Neal of the Galveston Immunes ha J
been invested with authority to rait the
compiny from the Immune as they were
mustered out at Galveston
Captain James F Phca of company C Is
Rtlll unable to return to his command ow-
ing to 111 health First Lieutenant 11 F
McDonald of the same companj is nlsa
sick In the field hospital hiv as bea
taken 111 after Second Lieutpaaot Provim
had left on a business trip to hi home at
McKinney This leaves companj C wish
out a commissioned officer in camp to
comiuind the firs emergency of the fclad
to arise In any company of the nxaan
Second Leutcnant John M Clark of com-
pany 1 was designated by Colonel Hardy
to take charge of the company until the
recovery or return
to command
of its officers eJi tas
Lieutenant Hutchlns the Fourshs popu-
lar adjutant Is absent at his home In
Houston for a few days during which time
First Battalion Adjutant T N Stroud js
acting in hs stead Lieutenant T E
Sowcll of company A is supplying Ijeut
nnt Strouds place as adjuunt of the Fir r p 1
battalion r
Tho news of Colonel Will Limber
death eautcJ a thrill of genuine sorroa to
throb through tho hearts of alnioK ev ry
member of the Fourth resmeai from the
lowest private to the h ghest oftlc v In
command As Tho Posts lorrc pondeat
with the regiment for the first few w eks
of its career Colonel Limbjrt endeared
himself to all by his cordial hale and welt
mct disposition mid popularized himself to
a degreo that fow men are fortuaau
enough to win during a lifetimes a > tona
tlon
Private Arch Fordyce of comiMny C 1
on deached SErvico as clerk In the quar-
termasters office at Fort Sam Housioj
CajJtiln Shclton F Lake of company U
has a few days leave of absence whKh he
is putting In rccioitlng with friends in the
vicinity of San Antouiu
Hospital Steward McKlnstry reports
about fittyflvo patients in his ItiHtKutian
No serious cases are among the number
Yellow Jaundice Is tho most common com-
plaint now Jn the regiment
Rev Hanson of tho Free MelhoJItt
church Is conducting a meeting with suc-
cess In the big Younff Mens Christian As
sociation tent The chaplain broached t
the morning service yesterday and the Sal
viton Army held forth nt 4 oclock In the
afternoon
Prlvaio A n Willis of compiny L left
yestorday for his horn at Franklin Texas
on a twenty dtys furlough
Captain Semmei W Parish of company
L Is confined In the hospital with slckneas
Llcutonant McDonald ls commanding tho
company
II First Sergeant Jamss E Butler of com-
pany H ls visiting frlands at Dallas Dur
tng his leave of absence Sergeant Milton
Newman Is discharging the arduous du ies
of first srgoant In his stead
Captati Hiram G ttikrr of company G
Is at home ji Weatherford on a leave of
absence
ilVIvate R R Bell of company II was
called to Hewitt Texas Saturday by tbt >
serious Illness of his mother
Lloutcnant Jack Crotty Is In Austin oo a
few days visit to his family During Ms
absence Lieutenant C < Roberts of com-
pany E Is acting regimental quartermas-
ter
Regimental Clerk H D Oites has re-
turned from a vfclt to his invalid fa cr
at McKinuey
Lieutenant C E R gland la commanding
company 11 during the leave of abience ol
Captain A R Sholars who is rusticating
with UvalIo friends
Lieutenant C G Cook of compiny 11 and
aJutant of the Second battalion Is ni
bitjjo surgeon at tho hospital for a Iua
days
Major Allyn Bucll of the Third btttalion
has roturnei from a brief vacation n enj
at his ht > atL < In Abilene
IlivatRamcs Leo of company II ls on
a visit to his home in Galveiton
Cklonei F H Hathaway quartermaaUr
Inipectng officer with headquarters at
1hlUdcpha arrlvrd in Sin Awo lo Sat-
urday Ho Is on an official tour inspecting
the various quartermaster departa < Hs ot
Uncle Sams army Ho wilt begin Inflec-
tion at the rost and latar the Fourhs
quartfrmaater department today asljtc l
by Captain R R Stereas
Captain Stevens mado rsquUItlon for
hay mattreatea for the Fourth l intryj
u e
Cipaln Itolmaa of csm ny M wu st
tng major of the Third baValloi m
239a > V
k
i t r L v 1 f ls e 3r MK ft K As First
it r
Frinl J i
Tia
ough nt r
Dublin Texan cSmmind
iah tbo moimina
Lieutenant nJ t5er c
n C HarrU
cf
t solved on Second
n It Dewore has cnllstcl In company
a cook
a1l C r Ch Is at Wwthcr
ford on a leave of absence
COMIAINV AN M V U AltTiilJ
A Stnelon Ilnlrrr
rrn f
nt Ilirjmo Clirlxll
Corpus Crl tl T us Otober 2ln
accorinuco tth orders from Washington
Lcut4iaiDt CoJoncl Cocke has plaiv1 the
men of colupany Au Third Texas la com
fortnblo vvlhtor qiurlt rio large Ihrce
h > ry brick building In ths cwtral portion
of tho city formerly
ouupIcJ aa a hojlelry
by NIc Constantlne ha via been Mliote < l
Through tho Influence of Colonel Cocke ami
Mr QJauda Fowler of this city this magni
ficent and spacious bulKUng only coiU tha
govvrmncnt 20 per month Tho coH of cJa
truotlng this bullilns waa to00 > nnl wa
sVl1 Wn occtrplcl aj Lie > ucaa
tlno hctel but has for tho pas two yearn
Ti xl at Th raiiPaay now orcupt
thta building which coull comfortably ac
eommevd c another rompaay The toDtn
formerly owupel by the hotel bar li now
tha ofllea or administration roost while the
largo room la the real of It Us used m th
norks ail trumpeters room Just aorttis
tho hall from thli ro > m Is Captiln Livy
vquarlers The paclous diningroom U now
Ihe mcAi hall whllo tha < ir t > kitchen li
being usel for the samo purpi former
y this time however with Buziob ovens
Intcsd of flarlag ran a Thn largo ho
tel offltx H being iim 1 av a reeepUoj aud
lounging room and Vlonol Cocko lnvlte
all frlcmds of the company to ell on the
bojs at their leisure the fair nex csKlal
ly The riveptlon room will also contain
rca ling material aad oth r necessltltM for
pissing away the time The balding on
tha kit of tho barrack will be used at a
commissary more while the budding to tha
oast or rear of the large building is to b
ocuplod with quartermasters ntorei That
company A hai oie of th flnejt and iroit
comfortable winter quarters In the South
there li no doubt nod Colonel Cocke is
to bo congratulated In his disnraUoa tn se
lecting this optcloui building The com-
pany drill ns ujual on th oil laundry
grounds which ii only wlthta s few bloki
of tho newly converted barriKlis
SHOKTTBXA SIKCIALS
CARMINB It is p Mh that the pn
Flon amendment will fail to tarry at Ibis
baxWACO
WACO The school < 1Wien cf this etty
Jetted 4141 ior th Laf yeX moenmest
fund
nitECKEVRatOE 3 BBi < er cf asw
tiUlJdinps Vn ar a t are
n oourn of nBaumtaja
CLEBlHVj WitUin u < mr wt ctata
3jari
S a hn tmy
i ut < t ay
ICTH W uf
u 3 > > lilU3 1
are c itt
LWGTRY ll w M w it tjttr J
man wfuW j > r i < u s iti id n a
a viiii a ni tis > wo 3
t naersuvi te a p t wvutf > ii Hit
bc4 c a cj aT > t VJ m ra tU ami
itvo cars uti ft aiiuaw dd ow IUbi
IXKKH VRT TS w l ac nt Tat C l
Itctor Mj w i e r ja utml on Ssnatr x
oigii by w r t Jt S tf w lin atai a
thus niunnt M > rt
CLKDURXE T S Oom jcnuWat ec
didisso lor coagre Tfot feeee
OCTOBER 25 1898
MAN AND BABY WILL DIE
Were 1atnllv tiurncd When Horn
Was Oestrnved by Pirc
WOMAN WAS BADLY HURT IN JUMPIXC
Mron > lrr mill Home nctlnyrt
mill Ilir rmiill fnrl
> tVlpnl
Mut In UncniiliiK
Dallai Texas October JlAt 3 oclock
this morning i twostory frame bout al
Haskell avenuo and Kim street the ground
floor occupied by David Wesson
as a g o
eery store and the upper flcor as houis
keeping nrartments by himself and w-
and their thrcn children was dcatroytJ by
fire with all Its content
Mr Weston and a babv STjout l yer au
were so badly burned that physleUot y
ihey can not recover airs Wesjor thtr
their other two
children from a conl
story window and Jumped
after them H r
right leg was hi illy broken In two place
and sho sustained serious Internal tnjartss
The origin of the flro U unknown yT
Wesson was aroused by cries of th hM > y
which was being burrwd by p rM of t a
roof that had fallen on lu y ort the fimv
lly could cfwpe Ihe bidding on nrfl
throughout and was comMctcty dstroyl
liMoro
the firemen couM nrrtv
property loss la 2000 uo Iiviuraaee
Tnv
liiinliiiirU lliim > l
Corslcana Texas Oetober J I Pits de
etroKd tho hervants home oq Mr J it
Brlghts plaro on West Fifth nw yesl
tcrday aflornoon at 430 oclock Ta aou i
Mas occupied by Lm McCee a attSTi wo i f i
no Insurance and the l s mill tnwu w
abaut 700 ns tho woman had a reAwsahly
KO d plnro In tho hou f
Tho burning of this boim tak atriy a
old landmark as it li one of tbt
hnujcs In tho city It w a hem brtvrr tbt
war by Colonel MrKie It ht tttn m 4
from pldce to place by rxrivu ovot
and when dcstroye1 wj In go rcnltv a
cotwith Mndlni its ane
Two Hum Ilnrnr1
Cameron Texa Octrbcr U ts
DBNTON Tlv Vtk7 ai Tracixra j oetoek thlp morning th Wv t aBlag tu
asrolatoo v bw at cKlitwy Norem i
nr p v c k
Stnvv together k >
ber 4 tal 5 I wlta Jj w
was entirely deatrojrd by fl wfe > a
cd aid raua fan nuu ra an rpLrt rt ia > out
wiarc wcta Joafi sdwuouas
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Quirk Myra Winkler Coriciai vUgRla
Wil rti Bryan
Faioale Ix Y y r Wsxihachle
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S M Adams Garrison George W Au
tlD Sherman Ed Armstioug BaltdKtown
G Arnold Omen
I M Uaron lUstrop J A Unmet
Fruit I and lt 1 llloalon lU fUlown >
L Barnes Reagan Geo Dovvcn Pomiun
B O Jlrjan Unan Mill O 11 lUnkn
Caldwell 0 > 4e > Bonner 11 IcoAihl 11 K
Ikckley Patrooa O T Brjant Gormnn
M 11 Blfchop Ulwood Bert Uentlcy O
Daniel
T H ClHdthmii Itil J I Colllur Con
roe W Carrel McGregor It O Carpen-
ter Center J W Oyphet Pio Hill S
S CJarke Burkctt J C Chuuinej llteur
J M Cawlhon Rush A II A Uatterall
GaVcston
J It Dodwn Kvani Point O R Dunn
R ambctoni J It Doughtrey Ouauah 11
DuuiMii Wacldcr W It Dobbin Cltv
burce A V Dalrymple Osldwell K M
IJuna Hlx J M Donler Forney IJ
Davis Lacltus R A I xnn lluntsvilte
F Ukuii Hutherlan J L Klloll
Ovirton J C Ihigelklng Peters C 13
IWw n > MiGrcgo S W IMga Kurlen
It If Fcagln Olit > Frank O Fuller La
Nana S J Flahcr Mullln O W Frauds
White Mound Olio G Frels Prclsburg
i P Urines IUmer T F Iwaltucy
Hone Grove I L IrllflnJ llctkvllle
has Just elo ed a Hxy Cummaoss Fon Worth Nellie 1 J Gtrranv McGicrcr OII11 tlohLr <
the la the
county caniiacyjChret RBBwl Kock Addle Cre s Co
fcr congrtiss j iuaetvi ViA 0um cker Honey tlrovc
KERHVILLE CWorite H Neu a re Jl J Copekwat Uadtle Btimhe ThrlJlai
pubictn eandWare for eott MS rcta thtlrln Beulah CbrUJac El ln Clara Car
Tweifih dlsrle nWtresrteO tawager amjifrcdl natvealon Jean Chaison llraumunt
rrco at tbla plaee
WKATHBK AM UJlS
Manjues 1eon Courey Texj October
21 A light frost thta naomlng Ostwn crop
111 this wtSon shout i x > hlr < ij gathered
and mulcted Reeespt to dam 5 t haj s
Breckcnrldge Stephens County Texas
October 31 It Is getting quite dry bere
err nlc s it rains icon the whea acreage
will bo very light this seaaoa The catile
lnt < ts s arc in fno conHtlca her < 3rei < a
I fire and rattle are In itcol shajvei lor
winter
Warrcnttn Iijyette County Texas Octo
ler 23 Very II Jtle eonon l now coming
Id ami there a but little left to pick Corn
la being gathered ami ls plentiful Much
hay has lurn mad raved lad rafcly boUf
rd As yet but f w ror have beoa Killed
A CnliouM llurt d
Langtry Texas October 3 A railroad
cabocse of the rcjular wtabsunl frolgii
No 21 caught fire by tho exploalon 0 u
gasohno jtovo and was burn el to sihci
about SCO yards east of tho depot ytutcday
afternoon
jr >
EmsM Ciiftor Kaufnun Jrosfe Cox
Franklin Ruby Cowley
Rogers Sophia
CorajKon Lx Porte Siie Cartwrigbt
Ijiwmsn Katy Cj > rr HurKsviUe Kslher
Cartec MsDChester Annie Cavett Dripping
Pprinrs l > et Crurati < cker Honey Grove
Francis Cnshman Mloeril Wells
floretsce Dlbbrel Oel man Ople Dalby
Dalby Sprtara Lucy Ixialsoa Larelo
Litzlo Davl San Aupmlne Josephine
Deelron HiJtoti Dovo Davl Reagan
Georgia Doil LareJo Eula Duke Cl
burov Gertrv > le Davlea Oreravllle Fanala
Dobbins Je fer oa Bertie Dunn Santa Au
31a May Ola Drew Navasota
Kidlo IVoweu ETSna Galveston Llllle
BrtNVti Galveston Anaio Keior Sherman
KAtin El3 Haskell Mary Elkns Glcti
farm Pink nilln Celsr Bayou Rote
Elllton Celsr Ilijoti
l ta Foarllle Centre Miwr Frdlcrlck
Palcstine Listle Farquhiir Li Grangi
Inei Frtenvao Coraieana Jewel Foater
tlroeshveck Svlvla Fltxslmraona Vaclr
Allt Farrls Celt Mary II Faun Sotts
vl e > Ada F gorad IlaakcIL
liura Grarci Inllauapolla Isd Kata
I Gu ton Dalt a Hilary Gray flan Diego
Certrudo Gibioti Trinity IVrarl Gllllar
Tykr Nellie Gilliam Tyler Lujllle GreRi
crtnitn Josephine Gravel lateivllla
I SusJ1 Green Weimar Arslnla Grlbbe Bon
hJTi K t > I OlOfJrr Trmplc Mary Goree
kTPflr 5 yx i A
Chilton James Groen Roanoke
W B llargls Attoyat M L Illll
Grotsbecck A II Hall Flmo 11 F Hurry
Alto J C Helm Clirleslon W lluton
Ceniralla T P Holt lluwe
Arthur Jncobl New Ulm W T Jones
Moorovlllc O M Jours Ilrock 1 11 loha
Hon Moody R M Johnaon Baisett S
Jnrkioii Purdwi
W K Kocpsel Kcgiiln A J Kocnlg
Freilerlckhburg F A Kothinann Fly Gap
R A Koon Ilallvllle C W Kock Fred-
ericksburg
W II Ue Wcnlherford II ltt Morris
Ranch H J Letzerlth Warrrnlon Clergy
Live Mwson F N Livttt ghphrd I II
Isjion Attoyac J C Lsnsford Poller
Springs
E C Morrlton Colmadn Lem Jlyers
Alvsrndo W F Martin Attoyac Vv M
Mullett Ilunlsvllle W E Mttller Vernon
N I MtOrary Htephcin E J Miller
Clyde Miller Clxlc J O Mayfleld
Dsvllla J II Mnre Word M J Mllei
Crockotl M Mclcan Augiwta M M
Mcflre Olmoa S D Mliney Renin 1
J P Parr KmcII Elbert Prltchott
HnnlsvlUe R F Payee Ilnnly J K
Parlfh HuniivJIle Hubert Puckrtt Ce
lesle T W Parker Belmont
A II Itu cll Huntsvlllo J A Rey
nolds Pookvllle II I Ittipde Ilorei
vlllo J M R ilngtr Sage
D L Swlnt Aount Pleasant W P
Shlpp Golden J K Smith Keller I S
Shirley Attoyac W O Syler Rilllnit
H II 51elto Auitln It M Stone Oar
Our I tile boy wai atfllctadirkh rheurra M < twsy Charlotte Goldstein Tylar Myrtl den VclJey S A Bfcotou T1er IJ V
S f < lo M at
t evenings
f
n n V ficks Jfemed to4 v ton Guns wadv
Beautiful IlluitrttJ Slrtrr Rook nilKJ iZEXEL
nimmorcil Jubtlco Fltao suLsequontly
held an Inquujt aiidji vernlct wuh returned
that lentil lcstilttd frum fever lung nnd
Kidney uoublus Lilui on ihe temuins
wur convent to thu undertaking e3tab
llshmuiit ot Wall v fitnbtt whoro they wcru
prepared for burial after which tho body
wa ictuovcd to tbo joaldence of Mr J P
Dlllnrd nil La Branch vbo la a brother
lnrjw of doceaeeil where It will rciuata
until thu train loirliilit lnars It 11 way to
TunMoti for Inlcrment Tho yuuig lady
thin auililcnly cut otf was tho daughter
of Mr Lem Herrln a business man of
It Tlinpfon and win only 111 ycum of ag
She accompanied her falhcr to thu Ma-
sonic Grand Iodgo meeting held hero last
December and during her Hay contracted
1 mild fcim of la grippe which Kraduully
> Ireloped into Ibo malady ending In her
death
MlhSING rniltll IOUM1
II Hud Hern Cm linen mill
IriilH I xtriKilril
drlfcrjd by ia jr ar Ct > pirtHHa
1 i nW
lis Con
The reglitcrtd mall jiouch which was
mentioned in Tho Post of last Friday aa
having disappeared from the looil ponot
fine on lto previous Tuesday was found In
the Third ward by n small boy yeatcrday
morning and returned to tbo office The
Douch was minus Its cMiteiits having been
cut open and despoiled ot the packaged It
contained
Tho matter Is now being given Ibo atten-
tion of the proper nuthcrltler tho manner
cf the discovery of tho missing article
showing conclusively that tho theory orl
Inally held by tfcoio Interested to the ef
fret thnt tho pouch had been placed by
mlttake with tho regular mull matter la
entirely erroneous
Tlie 1ftxlstmtliin
Tho registration yreterdcy wan 3S0 This
is u ltttlu above Ihe dally average but
tbo next two days will Ju vc to pick up
wonderfully t overcome tbo ihortugo as
compared with provlcua registrations Yes
torday was tho eighteenth day nnd tho total
rccisit ration to data is C010 as against SHOO
for the turns period of the MgUUratleq o
JH0 a tailing off oa thta years roeistra
tfon to date of J2S0
There remain Lut two days now in which
to rcglsor toJay and tomorrow up to 8
n ro Thore who havo net yet rjgtstired
should do so boforo tomouow night at 8
oMock eleo they vvlli Into their right to
vote
V tPfl
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M A
Write ASh T <
k J2 if
Its Your
Money
of courae but what
Is the use wasting it
b > P a > I n R double
prices for clothing
Ve Jnnt mal < to orJtr
Hut make to fit
Tailors thirty dol
ltr Overcoat here
for 1500
Fine high Krjf nu or
Naek keiwynnewealMrc
line J milium or t xlra Ifntrih
M nJlum f tigth ecu full
ilrtj wiih cuirnnlfca silk
Tailors thirty dollar
Suits lieie
for tsoo
ji7Ki J Scocl N ovell > Cheviots llwwih n
f n SK lh t he hl 4I < looks
ofsumnc VrtJ lei u use hlulicr grade
liowhcn the ctowj goe
D KIAM
MAMMOTH CLUrillGR
Another advanro ltaa been made by tha
ntcuueturers In the prlcr of Wlndo
I m nnd nil former quotations hare been
withdrawn by them
tedrr present condlllont Hmmlnn Is the
cheiprot Wlrdow Glass murkot In the
imltiKl Mates for Tcvns Unlcrs and loia
of them nre finding it qui Our amort
m nt 1 still uchrokun ami wv are piopnred
fii make piompt shipment ns l jMtotoro
Don t wait for any drop In prices tor none
U expected
JAS BUTE
HOUSTON
Ntl IIKAIII
tiiiliitt lmly llriiillioH llor Iit at til
flu ritnil eiilrnl lonil
Ml Annlo licrtln uml her sister Mls
i KirbyrJIIe Caoda e Weal li OIllo llnrlii wein mm ng the passengers
l tVhile N nit Cora vt illlam Mm
Hr1 nrrH1 in n u lh
> Mnca
wi Roxle Wadr Ileaukls gnea Wave
r wi Worth Clara A WonHsin llvintsvtll nM > Wloriliy nflemoan They were
on iholr way bnme oTlmi tnfTcttufroni a
vim ihey had niaciv to th finuly of their
broiheim law Rci w O Biown Ilaptlt
minister nt floluid ami atouped off hero lo
await Hut dptrfure of tho Houaton Kaat
iud West Tuxti train at 930 last ulght
Shoitiy iitfcru ihal hour Uo former oun < 4
Lilly wlo tail been quite 111 was carried
to the depot ami placeu In n bcith In tbo
sleeping car and in 11 very fow mluiitoj
llicrenltcr iiho was lulmn violently alck aul
expired beforo medical nUcnilMii lutilel bq
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