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6 KI.KCTION WILL HAVE TO TWO Oil TllltKK OK TUB COU.Vl'V OFFICES. IMS CII! Race Cloie for County Attornur mnd County Lend. "lor UeturnH. THE GALVESTOH DAILY NEWS, JULY l.OCO At 1 o'clock this mornlnR full returns had been mudo from nil of tho city precincts, except the Seventh Ward, where the count had not'been completed. Tho Third reported early, but a discrepancy of four voles necessitated a recount of "the ballots cast, and the returns shown here Include these four'vo'tes.

A partial report was received from, the Seventh Ward, giving tho count of about KO ballots out of a total of 276 cast. Tho following report Includes full returns from all wards, except the Seventh, for all offices except that of Representative; tho returns for this ofllce also include eight county precincis outside the city. Tbe law requires that candidates must receive a majority of the votes cast for that particular office before he shall be declared elected. Under this provision of the law a Klanco at the reurns will show that a sec- nu primary election will have to be held to decide two or three of the offices. In some instances full returns from tho outlv- ing county precincts and.from the Seventh Ward may decide results, but It Is quite certain two or of the offices will have to be dec ded by a second primary election.

In the city there are 3,604 qualified voters which, of course, include Republicans and ''Pij 6 caring to pledge themselves to eolld Democracy. There were about 1 MO votes cast in the city, which Is not quite S3 Jier cent of the voting strength of the city It would appear from the returns ao far reported that Harris has been electedI Rro- roEentativo, but that and Coll would have to enter the second primary; unless late returns glva one or the other the requisite majority. Thon leads hi the race for Sheriff-with a safe majority, with county pre- y'oles to swe Perretfa totals a few more sift?" for County Attorney it Is bets een bclby and Crowley, and no doubt 5Sy Sht ut ln a second For County Treasurer, the present in- ciimnent, A. J. Compton, leads, but not wirh a safe majority, anothis would seem Indicate that ha and Menard will have to enter the second primary.

Max Maas leads Campbell in the race for County Tax Collector, and it is believed the county prcri'irti will not chaise tho result. 1 ictm-ns "oil "II tlw Suvoiith III the city and partial i from Hint want glv- iho followliiK romilt: i nil tlncludlUK clitht comity iiicclni-ta) 1.018 Hiin-la (IncmdliiK elijht county pru- Muslorsoii (lucluiihiK elKiit'coimiy'iVro- darts) Sheriff- Ponvti ThomaH Cuiliity Clerk-Mill-rust County Attorney-- County Treasurer-Compton Hunscom Mrimnl AVnod- Tax Collector-- Campbell Mitas 1904. 4 BIG LEADERS Fifth IVi.rd. At a ninssmeetliiK held In U.e i Ward corner Twenty-Seventh and Market streets' lust night. E.

K. Marrast was elected i-hulr- l- 'L C- Ogllvlo secretary. The SPECIAL FOR MONDAY. Boys' black, heavy ribbed Hose, regular I5c kind, Monday only, a pair MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS. The Washington Mills, warrated fast color, hand felled every size, regular 12.

50 value; price PHONE 12. Seventh Ward. Tho returns of this ward will not be until this Out ot 270 votes cast the following returns aro had from about 120 ballots: Representative. George E. Coll 54, 3d- 7 Mnirast'i? George Bur 63, Selby 44.

30 Sl A Compt 38 For County Commissioner Third Precinct Wolston Rubright 21. J-aycock 2lT Tenth The Tenth Ward Democracy met last night and elected the following delegates to the county convention, which meets at tho county court house on the 16th: Miles Crowley, Prendergast, R. K. Carrol, S. Maher, H.

D. Boyd, Sol Levy. THE KOM1NEBS. Several Office. Candidate.

Were Nominated. Some of the following officers were nominated without question'and the others appear to be safe: Judge Tenth Judicial District Prank M. Spencer; District Ctark Simons; County Judge, Lewis Fisher- Sf vW' re Bur sess; Tax Assessor, jj. MCL. winhols; County Surveyor, R.

BOYS' BLUE SERGE COATS. Washington Mills, warranted fast color serge, summer ares 6 to 15, regular 50 to S3. 00 values, a rig This week only they go for JI JJj MEN'S CRASH SUITS. Two pieces, Coai and Pants; seven different patterns to select from just the thing to wear in July, August and September, regular prices $7 50 to $10.00. To close them out we cut the price to TUSSUP GRO, CO, PHONE 422.

StarGlothingHouse, THE PROGRESSIVE STORE, V- 2405 and 2407 Market Street. Fancy Potatoes, pock 25c For Monday it ml Tuosilay Only. i 0 Ibs Japan'Rice for Moiulay Only. 6 a Monday Only. SUMMER DRINKS Rose's Lime Juice, bottle gQ Dunbar's Fruit Syrup, bottle gQc Unfermtnted Grapd Juice.

15c, 25c, gQc Champagne Ciller, quart gQ CEREALS iie FRESH t'cc-O-Sec, pit-kaiie Force, package Cream Crisps, paokaco 15 I'tttijohn's Breakfast Food, ig Ralston's 13-eakfast Food, 1 5 Wheat, package Grape Nuts, package Trisctiit, package Shredded Wheat F.S- Grits, package CHASE SANBORN'S TEAS AND COFFEES pail toaf Lanl Jlomliiy Only. Ibs Lump Starch Momliiy Only. rv 2 cans French I'eas Monday Only. FANCY CHEESE Genuine Swiss, I kJiJL Roquefort, Ib 6 Pineapple, each gQ AULaren's Imperial, i5c and 3Qc HorrBlTs Hamc and Breakfast Bacon Are Superior to All Representatives-- Slarrls Masterson Sheriff-Perrett SIGNED LABOR CONTRACT. Beannlont Street Onr Bmployea Aliont tbe Same Last Year.

TO TUB N1WI. Beaumont, July th Beaumont Traction Company ami the offl cials of the local street car union signed contract to cover the period from Jul 10, 19M, to July 10, 1905. The contract i in all Essential respects the same as tha which has been In effect during the pas year, and which was the result of the strik In this city one year ago. The new con tract provides, however, that a stralgh day shall constitute thirteen hours instea of fourteen, as heretofore, and that run ahaJl be as nearly as possible twelvi hours. The old contract expires on July 10 an the officers of the union and Superintended Bullls have been, negotiating tho new con tract for gome time.

Several differem drafts have been passed between tho parties, but they finally agreed upon the old contract with the two changes noted above and other slight alterations from last year The utmost good feeling and harmony prevails between the management of the com- nany and the employes and by signing the new contract both parties are assured ol another year ipf peaceful employment. The wage scale remains at 20 cents per hour In the new contract. HASOMC TEMPLE LABOR. Trouble Been Partially Settled and Men Are Worfcfngr, spscui, TO THE mnri. Waco, July trouble between the contractors and the bricklayers on the Grand Masonic Temple is partially settled; work having been resumed this morning with part of the force.

Next Monday the matter will be adjusted, and it Is likely that the matter will be disposed of to tho satisfaction of all the parties concerned. It is understood that demand for Increase of pay will be withdrawn. jrni ren Thomas Sedgwick County Clerk- Burgess JVIarrast County Attorney-Bromberg Crowley Selby Canty County Treasurer-Compton Hanucom Menard Wood Tax Collector-Campbell Commissioner, Third 1 Wolston Hubbright 1 Laycock Third Ward unofficial. lllver BuutUtn. SPKCUL TO THE Nvwa.

Smlthvllle, July Lavaca River Baptist Association convened here Thursday night at the Baptist Church with. a. good attendance. The sessions will bo held until lltn, and the attendance of messengers and others is be large. The sessions are open to all.

THE WEATHER. TERRITORY BRIDGES. Rock I.lnnd Train Tied Cp North of Chicknshit-lHgr nine In Waslilta Expected. SPECIAL TO THE Chickasha, I. July Island trains on the lines north of here have been 1 18 few days Th brid ee aSd near Pond Creek 'a out.

DOVP? Tt iSii cross th C'mmaron. uover. It will be several days before thev can be repaired. The Washlta is renorted to be rlalnc rapidly In the upper part i 0 hIs rSS n. Verfl its In GOES INTO BANICRIII'TCY.

ffthiniipiion Company of Houiton Been In Stmte Coart Heretofore" 'Bnoui, TO Niwj. Houston, July May 20 the F. Heltmann Company, Miller, Thompson Shlrke, Holmes A Holmes, Barnard Manufacturing Company and other acting through Hunt Myer. at- jtorneys.of this city. an Involuntary i vrl nkr pto5r tt Batnst the Thomp- i Jtf Company, that the stttf court who had been nle b6 re oved and that the matter transferred to the Federal CtaurC iS.

94 cour 8 stayed all proceedings 'he State -Court, and the milling companV meeting of its creditors and sub- .5. hem rt POEltion to reorganize and take the matters out of the courts The creditors who proceeded In bank pany possible, to reoraS" "stertfey a final meeting of the redl or ocoumd at the South Texas Na- al creditors present then 1 was the best course Forecast, Washington, July and New Mexico--Fair Sunday and Monday. Western Texas, Oklahoma and India Territory--Fair Sunday and Monday, Louisiana--Fair in north and thunder Htorma in south portion Sunday. Monda light north winds. Eastern Texas--Fair Sunday and Monday light south winds.

Temperature Record, Yesterday's temperature record at Galves ton, as by the thermograph of the United States Weather Bureau on the roo of the Improvement, Loan and Trust Build Ins: i Time. Temp. I Time. Temp Three Wew Henrietta SPECIAL TO THB NEWS. Henrietta, July good oil walla.have heen brought In this week, two by the Pioneer Oil Company and one by the Townsite OH Company.

i MARRIAGES. Chri.li.n-H.rper. Snout TO Jasper, July at SPECUL TO NEWS. Gonzales, July Dora Dunn us ey and Mr. A.

p. Cobb were married Wednesday at 1 o'clock p. at the resl- Kock, 7 a. 81 1 p. 86 9 a.

3 p. so 11 a. p. 85 Weather Record. Galveston weather record for July 9, 1804, with temperature and precipitation data for corresponding dates oC the last three years: Time-- Weather? a.

I 1 p- I 30.001 30.051 .00 I .00 I Clear. Clear. Maximum temperature I Minimum temperature Precipitation 87! 811 IK will be gone into. The assets aro estimated at nvpr nnn liabilities amoSnl! MISS SIARY B. ASHE.

Prominent Yonn Lady Died lit Gnlventon. BTMOIU TO Tnn NIVB. Houston, July the afternoor train today arrived the remains Miss Mary Eliza Asho from Galveston, where this morning at o'clock occurred hoi death. She was the daughter Mr. R.

a Ashe, sister of Judge Charles E. Ashe 01 thll city and one of the most lovable anc esteemed ladies of Houston. Death 1 ii av ua conveyed to'the family nome, Io04 San street, frorc which place the funeral services will be held Sunday, conducted by Rev. Moylan Bird. The Interment will be in the Glenwood Ceme- pallbearers selected are J.

I Wilson Am TM 1 K. R. Spotts, Clayton S. Scott, J. C.

Ralston, Sam Allen Chester A. Bryan and Thomas Flecher. The de- was a granddaughter of Mrs. Alison widpw of one of President, of the Eepubllo of Toxaa and. distinguished Masona 10 1 ot 1 er youn hi In this city, where had a circle of levlnj sorrowing friends, deep out he rl par" and brother.

She wu possessed to a tavlfh extent ot traita that toSnalte up perfect young womanhood 'Fred AnouL TO Taa Niwa. Houilon, July dwth of Bu4an, yean, occurred thli at 1 o'clock at 8t. Joaeph'a Inflrmary. waj a of Bndand and had UUMUr SUwiton to PERSONALS, Miss A. Veskol has gone to St.

Louis 1 11 ha Mr Louis. eye IB last to St St to Nor- Sgltcovlch yesterday for Cotton Region Bulletin. Galveston, July region bulletin for the twenty-four hours ending- at 8 a. 75th meridian time: naa Mr. n.

IveV trip and to Mr. William tertlay for St. TJou and wife left ycs- Mr. Claude McCaleb and family after In Loulil.na.ai Coo- ado, hav. returned to Oalveaton to MM.

Lafayette Ward, Abilene, cloudy Balllnger, clear Beeville, clear Blanco, clear Brenham, clear Brownwood, clear Corpus Christl, clear Corslcana, clear Cuero, clear Dallas, clear Dublin, clear Fort Worth, clear Galveston, clear Greenville, clear Hearne. clear Henrietta, clear Houston, partly Huntsvllle, clear Kerrvlllo, partly clear Longview, clear Nacogdoches. clear Palestine, partly Paris, clear San Antonio, cloudy San Marcos, clear Shcrnmn, clear Taylor, cloudy Temple, clcajp Tyler, clear Waco, clear Waxabarhie; clear Weathcrford, clear Wharton, clear Means 1 Temp, i .00 .00 .00 .00 trace .00 .00 .00 .00 traco .00 trace .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 TEXANS.ABROAD. Im New York. BPSCIAL TO Tai New York, July arrivals in New York hotels: I-aredo-- Fifth Avenue.

D. Mllmo. Dallas--Brosdway Central, R. Smith- Herald Square, S. H.

Chiles. In St. LonU. SPECUT, TO THB Nawi. St.

Louis, July at St lOuis hotels from Texas: Dallas-Llndell, J. A. Smith; Mammoth, W. Morgan; Barnum, W. M.

Kelly; Milton E. pesnuckle; Portland, E. B. Brhardt Cora Erhardt; Terminal, P. A.

Hitter, ii Odesboro. Corsicana--Southern, J. A. Elliott. Denison-Southern, J.

TV. Madden; Milton, G. Colcman. Paris-Mammoth, Walter Thompson, Sol Insle, H. L.

Allison; Moser, J. w. Gray Fort Worth-Planters, M. Sansom; New t. James, H.

A. Judd. Beaumont--Planters, W. Weber. Tyler-Milton, J.

S. Berry; New St. James H. Caldwell. Houston-LIndell, P.

G. Manny; Benton' W. Craig. Lufkin-Moser, N. Rlnon; New St.

James F. Daniel. Sherman--Moser, A. M. Holbert.

AusMn-Benton, G. Denton; Portland, Dalhart--Benton, W. S. Ford. Waco-Terminal, C.

Ettleson, Miss Peters. Miss S. Peters. Wichita Falls-Terminal, S. H.

Carrigan. LIST 0 EXTRA SHOE VALUE Is one of the main planks in the platform of our business principles. That's the reason we do a SPOT CASH business as it enables us to PAY MORE for a shoe to sell for a given price than if we did a credit business. That's why Our Monarch $3.50 Men's Oxfords Are superior in point of style, fit and wear, to others sold in this city for the same price. UemalnlnR undelivered In the nostofflce at Sat- "Monarch" Shoes are made in 20 styles, all leathers, high and low cut.

Sizes, 4 to 12, widths, AtoE. and 3. Head letters with your full addr street and number; write your nam. Jdress on the edge of tho envelop. that in case your correspondent direct.

yCUr OUer Can retl you 4 As soon as yon change notify the postmaster, which your adrlresa you can do by dr a card to him in the box. of mail be open for dell ver' H. GRIFFIN, Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. Mlria SnE i hh Mrs Dcunls Mrs Emma 3 AdJ vis Mrs Walker Mrs (21 rS CIara Mrs WATERS RECEDING.

MEN'S LIST. 3uccherl 31ack Fred 3arner 3romm Currle Dr Rees De Witty Miles Durham Jopll Davidson Buddie Fox jarsia Cruz Jllmore Tom King John Lewis Tom McCarver Dr James McRoberts John Nulton Perdue rI A(2 Stokes Brisco Sullivan James- Salazer Tom in Flooded Dig. -Wort at the Kmniai City Relief Committee. Kansas City, July flood waters at Armourdale, Argentine and lower Kansas City, on the raging Kaw, and the Manhattan, halt way across Kansas, have fallen steadily since last night, and today continue to recede. The water at Manhattan became stationary at midnight, after rising steadily all day yesterday, and then began to go down, eliminating the last dan- Paw" further dam the mouth at the relief committee of Kansas City.

which Is caring for 6.000 or 6.000 homeless has decided to accept the aid offered I a and a voluntary ARGUMENTS IN OUR. FAVOR 40c 25c 25c 6 cans String 3 cans Marrowfat Peas 12 cans Rustic Milk cans Black-Eyed Peas 4 cans Lima Beans 3 bricks of Codfish cans Cauliflower gg 2 cans Asparagus 45,, 1-lb jars Lamb's Tongues 2 5c jars Potted Turkey or Chicken, 2 for ..35 Imported Frankfurter Sausage, per tin Imported Italian Bologna, per tin Smoked Boneless Herring, per tin jnr New Mackerel, No. per kit ii JK New Lobsters, 1-lb flats Fresh Imported Swiss, just arrived; per H. Mosle Co. PHONE 331.

YOU SURE That your Eyeglasses give you full satlsfac tlon? If not, call and see us. You need not: pay a. cent unless you are perfectly with our work. It is an established fac that we have corrected many defects Irx eyesight, which many so-called specialists! have failed to correct. We Test Eyes Free Make No Charges THE USE OF OUR COSTLT IN-t STRUMENTB.

DANIEL ROBINSON, R.EFKACTING OPTICIAN. 414 Tremont St. contributions. Jamesjherman Mark 'acobs Mr and Mrs Harv FOREI( LETTERS, latfleld A Co (iriaa -Jppstad Martin JPostich Glavannl Jcffer.on County. PEOIiL TO TH1 Beaumont, July Democratic rfmary In J2fferson County resulted In a arge vote.

The indications arc that Cooper III carry the county by less than 200 votes nn hat ne may. be defeated for ARKANSAS CITT. It Confront! the Flood in Iti Ulatory. Arkansas City, July the Arkansas River Is stationary and tho Walnut Is falling slowly, Arkansas City races the worst flood in Its history. Ths dikes are weakening and people in Hie lowlands have been warned to leavo their Homes.

Part of one bridge Is out and all railroad trafnc is at a standstill. NOTICE We Are Now in Our New Quarters, NO. 21O3 MffRKET STREET (NEXT TO WOLFF'S CIUAB STOBE), WHERE WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR. ANY BOOK. FOR.

ANY MAGAZINE. FOR. FINE STATIONERY. Not included in means. DISTRICT AVERAGES.

accompanied by 1 Ehirii Central Station- Atlanta Augusta Charfefltnn Qalveston Little Hoclt MemphlM Mobile Montgomery New Orleana Savannah Wllmlnjrtori No. 13 11 4 32 14 14 8 10 12 11 11 Temp. tMir 90 IK) 53 90 88 90 92 92 90 64 70 72 72 72 70 70 70 72 Rain traco .64 04 .02 fa 7r Trace" Indicates Inappreciable rainfall. average maximum and minimum temperature! and the average rainfall are madn up at wick, center from the actual number of rtporti received. The "itate of weather" llmt prevailing Urn.

of oS: ihowvn occumd oyw Vlclorlm Teaektn' Blcetlua. SriciiL TO Ntwi. i Victoria, July i-Th. School Board met yeaterday and elected the following in- Btructor. for the Victoria High School department: Profs.

Ontei Thomaa of Wln- Chc t1 j. teacher of English; J. 6. Bul 0 lw tenchers for the Smith. don't want you to an try IttUi Judtfe AVood Pile.

Judge Westcol.t went down Into North Carolina on a hunting trip recently. The Judge is a firm believer in physical culture and never permits anything to interfere with his daily exercise. It so happened that his host IB a millionaire sawmill owner, and so the Judge started In to saw wood. For four days hi kept It up, and by that he had a nice little pile up against the fence of wood sawed and split. On tho fifth morning he went out to resume his work, and to his astonishment found that some one had oeen there In the night and stolen every stick.

That was enough for him, and he gave the job and took his oxercteo out In gunning. In the evening he went around with his friend, the sawmill owner, to pay some social calla. At each house visited they found a neat little bundle of sticks tjed iip with a blue ribbon and labeled, "Souvenir of a Jersey Jurist's visit to North Carolina" nothing, but saw wood." "This Is how the North treats the Soiith." "Labor omnla vincit," "Woodman, spare that "This Ii to certify that Judge Westcott Is an old hickory Democrat," "Old wood burns brlnbt- etc. Inquiry developed the fact that some enterprising youth, emulating the spirit of enterprise which Inheres In all good Americans, had made a corner In the woodpile of Judge Weatcott and sold the souvenirs to appreciative OMMfoii Ctunm, TI Nam, Ooniales, Texi, July scholastic, census of Qonxiles County shows a total of children of scholastic age. Of this number on chili) reported blind and four Our Price on the Latest $1,50 Fiction Always GUST REIST BIOS 3VTo.r-liot Street.

DIE WITH BOOTS ON. and dumb, "Do believe there to any luch th Escaned Frcah From Crimes, tho i In SPECIAL TO TnE NEWS. Hot SprlngSw July Aiken, who ten ycarsfago escaped from the Toxaa penitentiary, where ho was serving: a torm for murder, and who Is accused of c.ompHc- ity in thu murder of the two Cotniim broth- era here two months iiffo, has written a letter to a local paper, saying the officers can not take him, and a ho will die with his boots on. He resides in the mountainous district of this county with his mother and.brotherti. DREGS OF EUROPE.

OT Arc Bcliiff Dnmpcd on Oirlns: to Ckeap Ocean Rate Sccno at Farln Never Gave a. io Them. Culler--I that the house next door la cloand, Mrs. Hobson. Huvo your neighbors gone Into tho country? Mrs.

Hobson--Oh, I haven't tho fnlntest Idea! 1 never plve a thought to my iiclgh- But I imagine ao; A cul called ycsterdiiy and toolc awny four trunks, two packing boxes, seven satchels and a perambulator, and, it wna the shabbiest lot of I ever saw! LATE MARINE NEWS, ro Turn New York, July Steamers Colorado, from Galveston; Florida, from Fort Arthur; fil Dorado, from Oalvnnton. Balled: Steamer Denver, for Gdlvcaton; El Siglo, for Qalvcnton. Philadelphia, July Stenm- er Rome, from Pnm. from OalvHton. BS: i Arthur.

El'KCIAL CABLEanASf.70 THE NjJWI. Paris. July the influx of lean visitors is conaldereably less usual this summer, the traffic the Is greater than ever, especiall 1 emigrant trafllc. St. Lazare ratiwa'i tlon la llllrti to overflowing every Sat' with motley assemblage of dregs of crn Europe, but especially of the and Mediterranean Coasts.

Hundreds these emigrants arrive often twenty- hours before the train time. They re, to biulse from tho station, sleeping the glaro of an electric light, with possessions piled around them. These p. Pie are being dumperl on America bocai. of tho cheap ocean rates.

Cat anil The schoolmaster was giving a claia youngsters a on natural history. "Now," Bald he, "you have all paw of a cat. It la aoft velvst, I sir," from the clasa, "And you havo seen tho paw ot a dotf "yes. nil-." "Well, although the cat's paw menu velvet, there Is; nevertheless, cnnrwatat It aomethinff'that hurts. What to No answer.

"The dog bites," Mid the he In anger; but what don "Scratcheg," replied thft boy. "Correct," Mid the head approvingly. "Now, What that the dot hatn'tr "WhUkera," aald a rn and tlttw ttwckt Out I.