Fort Worth Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 239, Ed. 1, Friday, July 20, 1894 Page: 3 of 8

                                
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0M NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
irnM rnoit oiu
COIllH3SPOCNT8
Oil Hon Oi Into KITcct To-
Wenlherford New
nut t
kcliool College IuliaiuB
A Confederate Reunion
ieatberford Tex July IP -The local
law will go intu eneci in una
tomorrow night nt 12 oclock
fcdmond Gordon or uanas is nere
Ithe purpose of getting up a tit
I - r u utherfonl
Kifenor P 3- Swltrer president of
llherford college has purcuasm me
Lulldlng formerly used by frofessor
sima for Ins female seminary ana
giovlng the same to South Waco
it near His iionici wc hhcm
ind used for a boarding house for
t in the college
intractor Gwln has a large foice of
I at worK on me new iftu eiuiy
lit frtf the SlniH female seminary
In 111 have It ready for the opening
B hnni Brut ember l next Thla
Iititlon has become one of the per
il nt enierpn vi uui wj uu
ling ar promisee to be the most
lasrui in m ww i c
contract ior mo vin nun m iu
ih ward school nouse nas ueen
I led to ftir JiaruerK ui i n i
h The structure is 10 ue oiui
anil to cov jivw
tiiin lxmeas comnanv Is
t mmrpoetlentei run of produce
BtMiiDlace especially watermelons
rtifpment of which averagis moru
in hundred rer day which ut
large and of tine flavor
hoisiii K
beeck Tex July 19 reopje
I every part of the county and
from adjoining counties ate in
at tho Confederate reunion
hds
In tpn fxcedlncly hot and
libly dustv until esterday even
in hen a heavy rain fill and
ll ui off
I announcement mm uovernor
I wrtnM Rntnk today attracted a
Irrond and nearly all of our
Iwent to hear him General Ca-
expc ipci tomorrow
protracted drouth has cut corn
it to one halt a crop Cotton
tuffered on upland
IMlttenthals double brick store
Be completed by the 15th uf Au
Kalso Anglin Rlslers store will
kdy In a few aajs
Walker wnose root was lace-
and almost cut in twain Is
easy and will not ne a per
mit cripple as at first thought
fituart nas movea one oi ins
to Fairfield and has retained
Eld clerk Mills to dispense tho
I Joyful to the thirsty ciiuens
amxrv
Tex July 19 The compress
Is finished and all machlnory
lied It Is expected to be ready
tin work by August 31
j J W Blake has returned from
Inatl where ho left his wife
dlcal treatment
Load Agent F T Bheeka and
have returned from 140 days
rough the North
E handsome brick store building
Kamsler Is ncarlng
nd Js quite an Improvement to
islness houses
Julia Kliula wife of Drugglt
ehulx died last night and will
ed this evening She was cry
r and aves Tour girl children
ur it L Moss or Han Antonio
a sick nt the residence of nor
i i w uiaKe
ConfMi rate reunion Is now In
ElkV t here Thev han a line rro
nd are coninllmcnlfid wltli lnrors
C of old s 11 rs and friends
is nr uing rain but will make
rop ir nu more comes
ft is ir fine shape and prom
I it a Urge sleld
uiimi ii
vllle Tx July 10 The crops
Bt c iunt are In excellent
Ihe recent rains assure the corn
Although cotton Is not made
Iter never saw H look as well
er Dozlr thinks It probable th
Hdland will bo running cam Into
v uy me itn or August
me only town in the state
I a railroad building Into her
jwopia ot uieeiiMiie in
fine a gtand blowout on that
Fifth rcclmcnt band
y the Greenville rtfls arrUed
inn wm ut vendereu a rousing
soon The bovs acaultteu
VM well Th Fifth in In de-
Ihlie in Austin and have since
lded with telegrams to play at
P places In the state
I Potty died this morning from
B linens s nf thn klilno n Hi hna
Ik fur ll lilnir limn tivnHtiip lt
Bk V 2i fcl
ana ueatn Mr lott Hflsi
collector at the time of his
round Flojd for seeral djs
fas not rained lure jet good
for rain yt t
Illr
i on
Tex July 19 -It fans been
DiiH and son Baptist
are tarrvmtf on n miitlnif
t Which tner la n irinf flpnl
I at twins manlfesteil
- Mlion of Fort Worth
Ml f u the Houthprn Ilnme
and I mu usaudatlon of At-
p nt two das In Floyd
Ond OrrnnlfRit a Innnl
f tin tt iOLtailon with thirteen
tU Lv C 15 Fa the leo us
il T waihira as iinx
tr atur r and ti L McLen
a ai irn whlea will aid
g jp our i wo a cry much
imusi are b ii g to have a
is itth Instant at
tnihs south of Flad at
0 C in hiin a nutlttcnl
U8i n
Dr 3 IT nn 4 II - ft
t nlpht a t n nound boy
u c nd uolns well at
TlLUft
Blet July is -a deplorable
or orrj in the northern part
n jeswraay at noon In which
r uarl P Bmlths little ehll
ery seriously Injured Mr
Ensnv n of Mr Smith came to
wagon and aeromnanled
n r Thiy laaprwi fhnnnu
Bbrtastyok and while eating
ren cumbed in th uamn n
ll th e1 when thv team 1 e-
I iw K00 o Borne
IJZL irraifnej da inter
trVV l010116 tm wmclt
S iK tmallnntf
lot the bd causing
to
fly up which
i
SSSsSiL Jjy mm nvrmi
iSS t XhS chdn ana neat fully flf
throwing thtbed upside down oer one
SiK cMWn and dragging It pome
distance Medical aid was summoned
ineir wounds are not considered fatal
uotitiderable excitement tva caused
p the ucddntttl diacharye xif t pistol
o an officer ot the court house this
evening Hundreds of people rushed
to tho scene exrectlng to see a corpse
but were disappointed
cmicn
Chlcd Tex July 19 Thts section
wps UiUM toUy by a good rain The
aerage of torn Is about 8 per cent
larger than eer before and will
rage between twenty five and thlrty
fte bushels per acre
Our farmers have shipped several
carloads of melons along with large
quantities ot other faim product
The protracted meeting under the
susplces of the Methodist Episcopal
church Is largel attended and la por
tenttous of much good
The large section of country trlbU
tary to Chleo is now rapidly Improv-
ing This Is evidenced bj the fact
that since May 1 our two lumber
plants together have sold on on ae
luge of one car of lumber per day
It Is filling up with thrifty farnwre
since tho adent of the Rock Island
rAHMKItS IIHM1I
Farmers Branch Tex July 18 Miss
Eva Hall has returned to Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs Jaek Dennis enter-
tained the young peoplo at their coun-
try homo last Thursday eenlng In
honor of MUb Hall of Fort Worth
Dr and Mrs A I Beddo were at
home to he young peoplo Wednesday
eenlng and entertained them with a
Shadow party The guests were Miss
Llczlo Mae Lewis and W I Turd Miss
Luc lie UnU and J E Hmlth Miss
Nell Orr and C L Llngle Miss Lady
Dennis and Will Broadhurst Miss Hall
and George Dennli Miss Leaklo Den-
nis and Jim Toombs Mlsa Bessie As
bury and T J Marsh
Uim Z Llllard Is In rort Worth
Dnlson Tex July 19 The people
of Denlsoa were ery frea In express
trig themscles on Goernor Hoggs
speech before the mlllthv at Austin
jcaterday as appeared In the morn-
ing papers He Is denounced aa a rule
and secrely censured for his rabid
remarks
The Dnlson Rifles and Stanley
Hangers arrived homo today on Cen-
tral train Nu 4 from Camp Mabry
Austin
About fifty miners left Atftka lost
night on a north bound Missouri Kan
sas and Texas train for Northern
points They left on their owu ac-
cord but being pnnlded with no trans-
portation were ejected from the train
at arlous point
lIIOT POIT
Pilot Tolnt Tex 19 The town Is
full of candidates to day Colonel
Oeorgo T Jester of Cornlcuna candi-
date for lieutenant governor la regis-
tered at the Commercial
A splendid rain fell here this morn-
ing which was greatly needed
Hon Berry W Camp pf Fort Worth
arrlied on tho 10 47 train and Is look-
ing after the office of lieutenant gov-
ernor t
Lieutenant Governor Crane Is here
mixing with the dear peoplo
Turmoil
Terrell T July 19 A special
train will b run on the Texas Mid-
land Saturday to accommodate the dele
gates attending the county ccmentlon
Mr Craney of the Bethuno Craner
Contracting company who are build
ing the Texas Midland was in the city
yesterday making purchases for tho
rapid completion ot the road to Green
vllle Small towns are to spring up all
along the road An architect was also
In the city to work on tho new depots
of the Texas Midland on the extension
A tllTHAM
Wortham Tex July 19 A good rain
fell hero this evening the first Blnce
tho 16th ot June
Mr James Draper and Miss Baldree
were married on tho street In front
of the postofllce They gave the old
folks the dodge and came here to
jnarry After the cereniony was said
the happj couple left for their home
at Birds ton
-
llnelnll
At New Tork Washington 12 New
York 13
At Indianapolis Indianapolis 0 De-
troit 11
At Baltimore Bait mon 8 Brook-
lyn 1
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 10 Min-
neapolis U
At Sioux City KaiBas City bumo
postponed rain
-At Grand Ilaplds Grand Rapids C
Toledo il
At Louisville CIeveland LouIsllIe
game postponed rain
At St Louis St Louis 7 Chicago 1
At Cincinnati Cincinnati S PltUt
buig 6
llotmdm LonioletT
Longilew Tex July 19 The game
between the Houston Magnolias and
Longview at tea city park resulted as
follows
Houston 0 S 4 1 0 1 0 0 o s
LongUew 2 0 2 0 10 0 0 J 8
Batteiles Houston Janls and Ro-
per Longview Kharpart Grlinn and
Alexander
To Il r Serif
Waco Tex July 19 The Waco base
ball teum to day completed arrange-
ments with the Houston team now
touring the state for a series of four
games here beginning next Sunday
The loeaU have been considerably
eirertgthened and now haw a strong
team -
I
At Ahlnlon rnrk
Chicago HU July 19 -Washington
park results
First race Jlvt elsMh a ralI
aionetary won Iniullator second
Katherlne third Time 1 01 1 2
of a mllet
Second race thrte fourth
George V 8mt on Laroia ecoJ
Distiller third minl
The
hand r milt
Thirl race Dearborn J
Lake
Oakwood won
and i an elfhtn
inorfsecoud Lehman third Time
1 Fourth race WJrft5SK
twro
tecoJ Ea
won Enthusiast
TlmeH4 one-sixteenth-
i iv tlilrd Tim J
rimiT Ihrre flO1
ran
tJustkhw srecona gp
Uray UiltJL Tlroe
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TUB GAZETTE FORT WOItTIT TEXAS FRIDAY JULT 20 380 1
HILL COUNTY CONVENTION
A CIOSK SHARP COVTEST ttiril
ctLitiuso ic romoLS
Thn Canventlnn Almot Kqortlly III
vlileil In ltn Btrrnitth for Itennun
una Cnlbrruif hat tho letter
KlnHllr MIum th Du
HUlsboro July 19 The Hill county
Democratic convention was called to
order at 11 30 oclock this morning by
Chairman P Wellborne and Hon T
S Smith placed In nomination Hon
L A Carlton for temporary chairman
and on motion Mr Carlton was elected
temporary chairman by acclamation
W C Morrow placed In nomination
Mr J J Moore of Osceola for tem
porary socrctary and he was unani-
mously elected and Mr Krum Kirk
Patrick wan elected asslitant secretary
without opposition A resolution of-
fered by Hon T S Smith that the
chattm u appoint hroe committers ot
nine memebrs each taking one mem-
ber rom each Justice redact In tho
oounty and one membtr at large for
each committee and the names of th
oomlttees to bo first a committee on
credentials tevtnd vii permanent or-
ganization and order of business and
tlilrd on platform and resolutions
brought out the first contention on hj
pait of the delegates Hon A M
Douglass moved as a substitute that
tleno thro cominttets be composed ct
one member from each votlna pre
cinct and that they each be selected by
the delegates from the respective pre-
cincts and made a speech In behalf of
his substitute At the conclusion of
Dr Douglass talk Mr Smith moved
to tablo tho substitute which was pec
onded and on voto the chair declared
tho i totlon carrlid Dr Douglass mov
ed to reconsider the vote when Chair
man Carlton asked pn which sldo he
Voted Dr DnugUss ta3 he votii
v lth the minority and the chair ruled
him out of rdtr Several rcconda
wcro offered and on being asked all of
mem said they had voted with the ml
noilty Dr Douglass then ennaiM
fiom the decision of the chair ond made
a rousing appeal to the delecatcj In
behalf of his posdtDn Mr Smith irado
a speech In behalf ot the decision of
me chair At this time tho delegates
were stmcwha etlrrod and tho chair
announced that he woull cnterlam t
notion to appoint a sergeant -at anns
On motion T F Miatln vvua ejected
temporary and 33 M
Cox assistant The voto by precincts
was called on Dr Douglass appeal
and resulted n follows- For Biuttalnlng
the decision of the chair 73 votes
against sustaining the decision of the
chnlr C4 votes The original resolution
was called up and reread and Dr
Douglas moved to strike out the pio
Melon for a committee on platform and
resolutions After the matter was dis-
cussed by Dr Douglass J 8 Smith
and W C Morrow a vote was taken
on the question b precincts which re-
sulted as follows For striking out 67
votwj against striking out 83 votes
The vote was then taken on tho or-
iginal question and declared carried
by the chair Tho chair then pioceeded
to name the members of tho commit-
tees na provided for In the resolutions
As members of the committee on cre-
dentials ho named for precinct No 1
T S hmlth 2 W V Hhawj 3 Dave
Hammer i Ben Ballnrd 6 U R
Boyd 6 Tom Taylor 7 E L JacU8ni
S J M Ferryman and at large A W
Paiham As members of the commit-
tee on permanent organization and or-
der of business he named from pre-
cinct No L W E Spell 2 II F Bhcl
ton 3 W T Jem Win J W Oran
5 A B Basket 6 Prof O T Brown
J A Splvy 8 Alex Blurktnore and
at large C C Hunton As membors
uf the committee on platform and l evo-
lutions ho named from precinct Ho 1
W C Wear 2 D 13 Griffin 3 T II
Smith 4 J V Hamilton G W Q
6 J A Tailor 7 C M Coublc
k D W Oppcnhelmer and at large
W O Morrow
After the announcements as to where
the different committees would meet
and th time and pUco cf tho meeting
of the friends of Hon John H Iloarin
th convention adjuurrod until 3 oclock
p m
Tho convention was called to order nt
3 oclock by the chairman und the
committee on credentials submitted a
report through their chairman Hon T
S Smith that there are UZ duly ac-
credited votes In the convention that
no credentials have been presented to
tho committee from two of the pie
clncts On motion the report of this
committee wua adopted without the
reading of the names of the different
delegates
The committee on permanent organi-
zation then announced as ready to re-
port recommending for iei mancnt
chairman Hon L A Carlton for per-
manent secretary J J Moon lor as-
sistant secretary Krum KJrkpa trick
for E M Cox and
that this convention Instruct first for
governor second for lieutenant-governor
third for congrccsman for Sixth
congressional district fourth flotonal
representative fifth for stato senate
sixth that we elect a Democratic chair
man of tho county executive commit-
tee and seventh that we elect a Demo-
cratic chairman for each precinct
A M Douglass moved to add the
words and other stale officers after
tho words Heutenant gnvernor Hon
T 8 Smith opposed tho amendment
and W E Spell opposed In behalf ot
the committee A division was called
and the vote stood as follows Tor 63
votes against 81 votes An amend-
ment ortercd by Hon Dav Dcrden
that the words state renator be plac-
ed jn the beglnnlnc w that this con-
vention will instruct for a state sena-
tor Moved by W C Morrow that
rules be suspended and Mr Derdens
amendment be adtptcri by acclamation
Carried Original resolution was called
for and carried The choir thrn declar-
ed the convention permansntly cigan
iced and ready for btslneis
on plitform and tcsolutlon sub-
mitted the following
To Hon L A Coilton Temporary
Chairman-
Your committee oi platform and reso-
lutions report tho following
1 That we reltfate our Indorsement
of the national platform adopted at
ChcagalTltftf
2 We condemn the platform ard
principles of the Lepublleau and Popu
list pirtles
3 The dlegates front thw convention
to th state convention nre Instructed
to vote for the nomination of the Hon
11 A Culberson to the office of gov
ernor of Texas and to use all honor
ablem esns to secure his nomination
I The delegates to the tate conven-
tion are Instructed to vote for Hon
S C U pah aw for nomination to the
office of lieulerant governor of Texas
and to use all honorable means to se-
cure his noprfnatlon
C The dilesates to Uet jSfixMSlfilW
convention of the Sixth distrUH are
Instructed to votfoi Hon Jo Abbotts
nonlluatlon to the oftlce of congtess
man
SWe favor the two thlid rule In the
state convention
There was -minority report ub
mtlted by Mr Oppenhelmer of Bran-
don which Instructed for Hon John
H Ken an
Moved and carried that majority re-
port be voted on by sections
The first section of tho majority
port wan read antLa substitute was of-
fered by I foiu A M Douglass declar-
ing Jn fayor of free and unlimited coin-
age ot silver at ratio ot 16 to 1 and op
potre the IssuanCg ot bonds In this
time of peace
Moved to tnMe the substitute and a
division being culled for the vote stood
74 for tabling and 68 against Declared
lost
On motion the original sectlou was
adopted The second rn tlon was
adopted tmantmousl
AN hen the third section was reached
tho minority report wo railed up and
on motion minority report vas tabled
by a vote1 uf 64 for and U against On
motion the original section Instructing
for Hon C A Culberson was adopted
by acclamation The section Instruct-
ing for Hon B C Upshaw tor lieutenant-governor
wws adopted by acclam-
ation The section Instructing for Hon
Jo Abbott for congress from the Sixth
congressional district was adopted by
acclamation
Tho section declaring In favor ot
the two third rulo In state convention
was un vote declared lost and Col T
II Smttli offered a resolution Instruct-
ing our delegates to the state conven-
tion to voto for the majority rule In
suld convention and the vote stood 101
tor and 41 against
Thero was a recommendation that
the cralr appoint a committee of eleven
members to select fifty delegates to
the slate convention and a like commit-
tee of eleven to select fifty delegates
to tho congressional convention and a
like committee of eleven membois to
select twenty four delegates to the sen-
atorial and floatorlal conventions On
motion the recommendation were
adopted
A resolution offered by Dr Douglass
Instructing our delegutes to the sena-
torial and loo tort a I conventions to sup-
port no man for either place who does
not declare In favor of Hon Horace
Chilton for United States senator was
carried
Hon T 8 Smith offered a resolution
Instructing the dilegutlon to the senn
torlarconventlon to voto for Hon J A
Beall of Kills bounty Carried
Moved that delegates to the rioatorlnl
convention be In trucfed to vote for
Hon O R Morrison for floater and mo-
tion to table was lost by 71 to 83
Moved as a substitute that delegates
be Instructed to pte for John D Pitts
for n later Moved to table and cur-
ried by a v ote of M 2 to 77 2
The original motion Instructing for
Hon O It Morrison wns called for und
carried by n vole of 9t3 in 40 1 2 The
convLntlon then went Into the election
of a chairman of Democratic executive
commute for tho next two earn and
1 Wellburnct the present chulrmnu
and W C Wear were placed In nomi-
nation and the vote stood as follows
Wellburne S2 and Wear CD
It en Rim tt itot loltit
rilot Icint July 19 Judge Rengnn
arrived on the 12 IS train from Gaines-
ville and at 2 p m spoke to a large
audlnce at the new publlo school
building The Judge appeared romc
what worn by the long and arduous
campaign now closing His voice was
somewhat husky though strong He
was heard with much Interest by the
600 voters present He reviewed the
effect of the Texaj ralluaO commission
upon the well being Df Texas commerce
and manufacturing He spoke upon
national finances as the greatest Issue
before tho American people giving In
detail the progtcsslve steps by which
tho circulating medium ot the country
ban been contracted to less than half
what It was when this plaji of con-
traction was begun
lie dealt the foes of silver sledge
hammer blows and said whllt ho in-
spected Cleveland as tho Democratic
presldcntthat when Clevtlmd proposed
to go upon tho Republican platform
and drag the party after him ho re-
fused to go with htm Ho charged Mr
Cleveland s administration was pursu-
ing the same financial policy followed
for twenty five years by the Republic-
an party He declared that a criticism
of Mr Cleveland was not a criticism of
the Democratic party
A number of ladles were present Tho
opinion Is freely expressed that Judge
Reagan will carry this box at Satur-
days primary by a good majority
The Tvreirth lUrIit AnJn
Austin Tex July 19 A friend of
Col A W Houston passing through
Austin gave the following figures on
the San Ahlonlo congressional racei
Instructed for Houston 40 instructed
for Paschal IE Instructed for Onggin
3 to be heard from and doubtful 8
Including the counties ot Edwards
Sutton Glasscock Crane Upton Bus
chel Brewster and Kinney
Houston expects to get of the last
eight and Is second choice In Kimble
Comal Ban Saba and Maverick If
thwe figures be correct there Is little
doubt but that Houston will be the
congressman from the Twelfth dis-
trict
Somervell Connty Iopnllsts
Glenrose Tex July 1 The Topu
llsts of Somervell county held their
primary election for all county and
precinct oncers esterday Notwith-
standing the fact that the Populists
have just closed a two dava camp
meeting In this county and had heard
their heretical doctrines expounds to
their hearts content they could poll but
103 votes throughout the entire county
Jlexnr Couuty lteiulllrnn
San Antonio Tex July 39 The
Bexar county Republicans In mass
meeting tonight Indorsed Judge George
II Noonan for congress and Chas W
Ogden of San Antonio for governor
Indorsed the Democratic Justice of tho
fourth court of civil appeals
The Lily White and Cuncy Blacks
harmonized
jr i CauTftttlntr th Vote
CateaMtle Coryefl Co Tex July 19
The executive committee canvassed
the vote of last Saturdays primaries
and announoed the nominees to be
For representative R W Martin dls
trict clerk M R Jloodj County clerk
p C West county Judge T C Taylor
uhertff J W Hammock assessor W
A- McBeth collector W U Hedge
pethj treasurer W USaunflera
ffmllU County Vt
Tyler Tfcx July 19 In the second
Democratic primary for Smith county
only four officers w ere voted Xor oounty
Judge district clerk assessor and
treasurer Butler will get the largest
vot for county Judge Burrows for
district clerk Bostlck for assessor and
Tarbutton for trsssurer
Instructed for Woonan
rrederickshurg Tex July 19 The
Gillespie county IU publican Instruct-
ed for Judge O IX Noonan vt San
u
J U
a
THE BUDGET FROM DALLAS
TitWM tiiii to sui iluhk
mcic fuositui muu
iiTorl In Imlure tlutrrnor Unas
Lontmule llif Svntenr tu lHiprl
utimrnt Mckte Cumlltlon
Much llrtlrr Held U
Dallas Tex July 19 Today three
men set tu w6rk In the county and
a half doxen In the city circulating a
petition asking the governor to com-
mute the sentence ot Franklin P Mil-
ler from that ot death to a life Im-
prisonment The petition Is being nu-
merously signed On H are the names
ot many ot Dallas1 leadtng oltlzens
The day for Millers execution Is set
for August 3 Col Bob Seaj his law
cr also will make an effort to save
his life through the Instrumentality
of a habeas corpus and has strong
hopes ot success
Mr Mrkl ft Condition
Dallas Tex July 19 Dr Port the
phvstclsn attending on John Nlckless
who was dangerously wounded with
a knife wielded by Pink Dames eas
his pAtlent Is doing well and that
there Is very Utile doubt as to his re-
covery Mr Nlcklesa ts today free from
fever and resting easy
Mr Nlcklest suffered a slight back
set jesterday when the funeral ser-
vices ot his father wwre held He In
nlsted on having the body brought
tc his bedside wheie he could look
In his fathers face The sight tit his
dead father moved hint to such an
extent that he had a rigor
Assistant County Attorney Lawthor
asked Dr Fort when Mr Nlckles
would bo strong enough to have
Barnes brought Into his presence Tho
doctor replied that It would not be
safe yet as Ntcklcss hns rheumatism
of the heart and In his present condi-
tion too much cxcltlment might prove
fatal
A H NIckless had a lite Insurance
policy for J20W
Horn Ma nil Tut In re
Dallas Tex July 19 The Dallas
Commercial elub recentl adopted the
following preamble and retotullont
Whereas The federal government In
alt Its official contracts and advertise-
ments for general supplies expressly
stipulates that said articles be pot of
foreign manufacture and that they
be the product of free American labor
therefore be U
Resolved That It Is the sense ot this
convention that similar action Is ad-
visable In the purcrase of nil sup-
plies and furnishing by the cities and
counties of Texas wherever practical
be believing that such prefrtence for
goods of home manufacture would re-
tain millions of dollars In Texas whtch
are now bOng sent out of the state
K W DQOIITTLE V P
O R REYNOLDS Secretary
Copies of the above resolutions were
mailed to the county Judges and may-
ors f Pie state with tho request that
they vote for same In the state con-
vention of county Judges and majors
which will meet simultaneously In this
city on the 24th Instant
Held lp ii ml HnhtKMl
Dallas Tex July 19 Early this
morning a farmer was held up and
robbed of 1 In cosh and his watch
by two negroes In East Dallas near
the Union depot He reported his loss
to Policeman Massie and later one
of the negroes was aeeu but he ran
and would not halt when called upon
The officer Mrcd his pistol and the ne
gro believing ho wus shot fell In a
pool of water exolalmlng Im killed
Im killed He was taken to police
hendquarters and locked up
Tho farmer could not Idontlfy the
prisoner and he was n leased
This afternoon O Ulcer Bridges ar-
rested Richard Fox n negro on the
charge of using abusive language Fox
Is suspected of being one of the ne
groes implicated In tho robbery and
Is held at police headquarters
The farmer declined to lve his
name
Thn linrhrrs Mod
Dallas Tex July 19 The Barbers
union ot Dallas met at the Bt George
hotel at 0 oclock tonight Notwith-
standing tit Inclement weather there
was a turge attendance
They were called to order by J Df
Davey president who stated the ob-
ject of the meeting G W Dawson
was secretary Regular routine and
unfinished business was taken up and
disposed of The meeting adjourned at
UM p m
Freeatouo County V nf
Fairfield Tex July 19 The total
vote at the primaries In this county
July 13 Is as follows Reagan D7Jj
Culberron U8 Lunham 44 McCell 13
I Jeu tenant governor Jester 923 Up
haw 38 Cmp SO Keerby lft l
Dntlu I oenl Xum
Dallas Tex July 19 Last evening
at 7 30 oclock Miss MatUe J Line
bauch and Mr Carl Mann were mar-
ried at the First Congregational church
by Rev Mr A Blanchard The ush-
ers were Messrs Will M6shtr Frank
Hall and R E Best and the imme-
diate family of the bride her uncle
and aunt Mr and Mrs C W rant
were In attendance
The McIood hotel Is stilt right In
the shove People are now beginning
to take a tumble and the other ho-
tels are beginning to fall oft the
perch The guests are often heard to
say Why Is It that the other hotels
of the city cant afford the same ac-
commodation as the McLeod for the
money The answer Is a secret the
McLeods enterprising proprietor Mr
N B Sllgh alone possessed and prof-
its by
Marine
New Tork July 19 Arrived Belgsn
land from Antwerp
Philadelphia Arrived Corean from
Glasgow
Bremen Arrived 8pree froni New
York
Southampton Arrived Fuerst Bis-
marck from New York
London Arrived Massachusetts
from New York
Goreruor I owo Govs to Eolrtt
Guthrie O T July 18 Ho reports
of further trouble were received from
Enid or Round Pond today though the
situation Is still a serious one Acting
Governor Lowe United State District
Attorney Brooks and United States
Marshal Nix left at noon for Enid to
meet the people and try to Indus them
to stop their unlawful acts
rII Oat Wllh liar Loror
San Antonio Tex July U A Mex-
ican sporting woman named SEuletna
Perales removed herself from terres-
trial scenes tonltht via the merphlne
route Che bad Xsiloa out jhUU her
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