The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, October 31, 1902 Page: 1 of 8
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Actual Oirculatlou Larger Than Anv
ther Erath County Newspaper
Dublin
DPBLIH. B&ATH COUNTY. TEXAS. FRIDAY. (HTOBKK 31. IMS.
endtungins him but the sheriff spirit-j
ed Cross laio the.woods, where they.
•re now biding
Cwi«S fslw asm.
New York, Ort 10 A vsrdlct for
the defendant. Howard Uontd. was glv-
rn by the jury la the second trial of a
damage suit brought by Frank lb Mow-
bry. who was at one time Mr. Oould'a
vallet. Mowbray rlatmed he lost the
sight of oae eye while la Mr. Oould'a
employ, and Mr Oould agreed to give
bun a position for life.
What the Transvaal I'rrsiilrnt Sgjr»
of the Laid War.
JEALOUSY EXISTED
WORST SEEMS
Mkn’s
Youths
Bovs’
l»iHl«n. Oct. 30
It Is es|M*ctcd that
a secou.l inHtallmeiit of extracts of
the "Kruger Memoirs" will be
puhltshed
A Striking (eatlire of the memoirs,
h la WinlerstiHMl. Is a revelation of the
i«-alou»l<» shlrli existed before the
war between inhabit ants of the Traas
tail and the Orange Free Mute and ,ur,M■<, h'*OM* a circus and found
the^|h|K. Colony IWr* Mr. Kruger hU d*u«h‘-r» Med 17, riupble.
takes |>ains to prove that he did his •B<* Hay, I#, dead, with their heads
lltmrut In anuiolh mailer* over .ml fn**hed to a Jally.
Washington Ort 38- Fearful rat*
|es of plague sad cholera la the old
world la set forth la mall adrlena redv-
•d by a marine hospital service,
From Manila Chief QuaranUas OS*
ter Merry makes a conservative •dtl*
taste of the rases of cholera that havt
actually or* urrsi In the ChtflpplM tg>
lands stare Mar. h an last, placlag the
number at 76.999. with a modality of
78 per Mat. He says, uadee data -a>-
Rept. t, that the dlseaae practically tod
disappeared from those provlueea A ret
Infected, hat thuee moat receatty gleet-
ed are suffering severely. The provtaea
of Iloilo aad the adjaeeat island at Hu
gras are badly infer ted. aad the MMU>
tion Is alarming Hon towas la thM
province have lust 19 per real ed tfcail
population, aad the epidemic coallaudt
severe.
In Japan the lateel advices ahow
there has been UM raasa and INI
deaths from cholera.
The situation of rho|pcp la China M
improved, but many r ases are reported,
and most places the disease la apt-, ^
demic. la Hoag Koag since the bo-
ginning of the outbreak there has bean
469 cases and 3M deaths. Notwlth*
standing I* Is the local authorities de-
clare the . <>lnny free from plague tab
faction
According to the report of the dime-
ter general of the Egyptian health de-
partment, the ehoteta epidemic gnu*
tlaues to claim a very large aagibar of
victims The number of Infected plaeaa
has Increased tu 1667 The amber af
eases are BOW ilecreusing
THREE GIRLS KILLED
The Comet A di/ and Winter Style* are Heady jar Insertion
Oae of the gtrts
had been subjected to the meat atro-
cious indignities Poses#, both blarl
and white, formed and arrested David
Cross, a negro, who deotsd say knowl-
edge of the crime. Finally he con-
fessed that a negro. Johnson by asms,
committed tbs tarrthle deed The
posses are now hunting Johnson
AH who appreciate the I test ckitlurxjf et mcnleratc prices will
nurely I* interente.1 in our elaborate Mvle-ranffe
AMm Kmpteres Will UM lUWs
Chicago, Ort, So Right thousand
shopmen employed by the Chicago and
Alton railroad are to get an advaaes
In wages of 3 .eats aa hour, begin
Blag Nov. I. The Increase will ap-
proximate 819.990 aad will affect the
machinist*, boilermakers. repairers
and general handy men In all the shape
of the systeae The men filed a demand
for an advance a month agu and askad
for a flat Increase of 29 per cent. This
the road was not willing to grant, but
compromised oa 10 per cent
Mswitaj
»~o
MS* I **>'-*
rwt clothing
We hid you heartily welcome, whether you detirt to buy now
—or merely with to learn the latest fashion*.
a source of historical Information,
throwing new nr striking light upon
the events dealt with than a "human
document" of psychological value, (re-
vealing the personal traits of the ex-
prestdeut The memoirs are but a
We consoler the “lieMt clothing in the world" none too (food for
patrons-HehloMM HroM. A Co. an-the lu-kliowlodj'fd makers of
(hast clothing in the world" therefore you'll liml us well
Pl'C.I with Huits, Oven-oats and Trousers from these well-known
WfiHttrers. All their clothing liears this laltelguk"
l*«»* Asflaat
Austin Oct. 30—The annual report
of Huperlnlendent M I. Oravea of the
Houthwestern Insane asylum shows a
Mr. Kruger’s personal comments
thereon.
Mr. Kruger describes the "Jesuitleal
Cecil Rhodes aa the curse of Mouth
Africa." He says "No matter how
base or contemptible belt lying, brlb
ary or treachery, all and every means
Wevw welcome to him."
Lard Milner, be describes as *»g typ-
t»tsl of 746 patients la” that Insula-
tion. sdmlttsd during the gw. 164.
47 deaths occurred during the >«ar. ex-
penditures for on« year 1199.764. ex-
pense uf actual maintenance 894 981;
actual cost per capita 1194 per annum.
JordeLfi-St. Clair Co
High-grade clothing
and furnishing*for Gentlemen and Hoys.
Leaden. Ort M.-William C. Whlt-
asy'a Ballsstrae won tb* <’embridg*
•bfre stakes at Houghton meeting
Newmarket flt. Mscleod seroad aad
Hahot third. Twenty-four borasu ran.-
Cambridgeshire stakes Is a handicap
of 36 sovereigns each with 699 sovsr-
atgas added tor 3 ysar-oMa aad up-
•wed. oae mile aad a fa-loag.
ISSUING LAVA.
Mr. Kruger declares that Colonial
Her rotary Chamberlain was undoubt-
edly Rhodes’ accomplice la the Jxme-
aou raid, aad that Mr. t’hambertaia
appointed Ijord Milner HrtUak high
commissioner of South Africa with the
direct Intention of driving matters 9a
Mew York, Oct It —District Attor-
ney Jerome, according to the Haw
- York American, has made a peraaggf
appeal to Governor rraaklta Murphy
of New Jereey at bis boats at Newark
for aid tg preventing the rosaaaNM-
ties of what be alleged to be aa effort
to prevent the slate of New York fraff
getting wltaeaaes from New Jersey la
testify In the Molln*u* trial ThJa
course was decided epos after DMrlN
Attorney Jerome beard that tWU de-
tectives were maktaa efforts la (torn
KtgWs TU seised bsilsts.
Appleton. WIs., Oct. 39 -Martin Cor
aellaa, a wsaltby saloon keeper of this
dty. was held ap and robbed of $9090
late Tuesday night Cornelius was Is
Oshkosh Tuesday when be Intended
purchasing some real estate and this
accounts for his having such a large
sum of asoasy on his person at the
ttaae pt the robbery. He left the lattei
city about sig o'clock aad arrived at
Appleton shortly before 9 o’clock.
Leaving the laterurbaa car at the
corner of Partgr aad Ha tee aveatm As
awt two men who confronted him aad
ardared him to throw up bis hands.
One of the mea held Cornelius' hands
to bis bach while the other covered
him with a revolver aad weat through
hla pockets The money which was
In one roll aad constated of bl(ls rang
Id the volcano of Raati
la great eruption. Then
dona detonations. Ilk*
Id lag. at 6 o'rlook Tusa
MORE ARE COMING
Wmm o Wee u»rlw.
Das Moines. Oct. 99 —Mrs. Adelaida
Ballard of Hall, president of the Equal
ffuffrage society, which Is buldlag IU
state coaveatioa here, urged the or-
fao list Ion la her aaaual address ta
employ a male lobbyist Instead of a
woman to press equal suffrage legists-
York ton. AaMalboln. Oct. 39.—Word
boa been received by Immigration off-
cialc here that la addition to the 1399
Boukbobora who arrived tore Tues-
day 409 more are oa the road aad 399
arc preparing to depart their villages
and farms, leaders of the fanatics
have no prwrtienl nor definite idea as
to their future action They desire,
they any. to convert the people aad
•ad “new llfu.” Oae child died here
The religion-erased settlers look murk
worse from their abstinence from the
aee of meat, their spams glut aad long
Hwmg- Immigration oNtials have not
T LAUNCHED
N of that dty. No
a Hill a sen <bf
of this dty. oae of
teona la tb# state
M^aMjBrttaliy photd fever
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