The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-10
GALVESTON
Reported ra'lyl


a.,yvsroy. AnrIl 1914
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rhBHgou w WurN'ng w" UuoRu' W." ul'''"
factory near onEylew' some i,llo s'ncG /"
Nahdkeren''i consuming gu"'VN ~ WI
'AecuVu l,n.''u1',n' muo ,"u,,p' o,, ' ,h"gR
up lhls eluo lney usvoNV'Vu wu''u uu'so
were lHorlcaVu' ny l'hu.S o,onv, p'"ISV,
olThrls eas's III NV h,noS W "SVuNo'"'H'l, Nv
inc residence ol u iNh.{ w"VIu u .'i"u W tuo
name oi nlu'oGh ocpruuu 'uali0'oi Po,,t
edlo MN ~ Inu ~o''o" o'' I'u 't' "ous''
lhe lhNestlghuol WIS eonuuuVou "''u B'u"V
secrecy ana skill ill'uIuS'' 6 n'Y""o sol,','ou'
that ne was waVuneu "''u nVu W. .,tN""' ,'',
but rev OF tho eolns gov ',,'9 u',1unI'ol't 'i,u
tnoSe IN LohgView,--1uuse W o ~ W 'lr
u ., circuit court III Wv Vuso VI lNyuHV '3,r
vs. Ciy OF galveston, wherein 'np PHUne.i
had garhlsheeo Ine Guy sVucA u" Wv N'H,
company III ms uec,s'o,. I"u "
rs ms OPINION Vhat the WnHri s'oVN own y
by The Guy could not % suoleStl 70 ivy anu
SAFE unuer an oroer VI S"r!l'sniponr v" guy
ground That u was community Proporty anu
as sucn, was held IN trust ny 'no wy ioi tno
present ana lnture generations VI .le wv
-klchard nelson oecret"ly VI 'no ot,tn
hepu0heah Executive co,p,'i'''ou' ms .''a''e"
the credentials 10 the aelegaIcs eiectcu W
represent leAas III tne Nn'ona' p'puo',t"n
convention, III june LeXI III ooH'ers"Vop
with Mr. Nelson, Ms s'atou
an error that tne uelcSauom nonl
THIS state is unit LOT urau'' ih"S n'no
OF the delegates are LOT Dla'no sure' "'lu wa.
Grant can nave llle o'hcr sqno1 = Nv I"" H.
them. ----lntelIigohce re- elveu iTol,i Wv uo'
Iayed New YORK steamer NO T T lo-
ports her ms sun lying on roit hau'' "nelo
he crew We're engaged 10 rlgg,'lS up 'eI'i,
porary rudder ana would san 'o'uny ior 'h's
port ana expected 10 arrive o"."1uay y.
Sunday neXt--Ihe herce norther Vl"Vs'ro ~,
us wednesday noon Is sun WIN W. wa.n 'S
chilling blast" NJ w haen ar.''eu uolo W,
day, lie ilrst landed On u"lVosV'l, ls'",iu ~
1876; again IN ioo9' anu .he Inra
time in 1895, MT Whaleh is 81 years Oh
age, and Is cattle raiser NJ pan heiuS's'
Charles NleXander and Alex POWERS were
placed under bonds of S2OO each, Tor Vnelr
appearance at the May term oil the Orim'hS'
District court, for THEFT OF property exceed
ing in value $50 TX kecorder DroSs'S
and party, left for hunt day before yes
terday at the mouth Of the TRINITY Noun
ing being heard from them, fears are enter
tanned that some accident may nave pc
fallen them. A boat was found boltom-Slde
up in the bay yesterday, which sregardeu by
some MS confirmation ofthese appreheuslohs.
Public attention is about equally diV'%ed
between the Adams forgery ana the hughes
defalcation. Capt. Hughes, from statements
made, instead of purchasing and cancelIlng
Santa Fe bonds, as he reported, with the
money received, $4,000, from the syndicate
appropriated that and more TO his own use
and it is doubtful II his estate
can be made good for Ii
Frank V. Adams, the would.be suicide and
now self.confessed forger, slumbers behind
the grated bars in telon's cell "A few DAYS
ago the pettcd idol Of society, he, through
lis own folly, reckless extravaganza ana
foolish infatuation, has fallen SO
low that there is none to do nm hohor
When he came to Texas, eX.Congressmeh
Herndon, of Tyler knowing ms iatner' "ho
before his death, had at one Tune peer, tne
partner of Moses Taylor, OF New lorh,
got the position as translator OF the reueral
court at Tyler, which he hlled win great
credit to himself and acceptance 10 theJudSe
and officers of he court here Mr. Eu' ~
Galloway, the Chief Deputy united states
Marshal, first met him. During MS stay IN
Tyler Histrionic society was organized al, ana
Adams was elected Treasurer Inc
association had accumulated IN the treasury
$50, from IL series of dramatic entertainments
These Adams appropriated to his own use
without charging himself. ms oeihS as
certained by the society caused dissallsiscuotl'
and Adams being called upon TO make Tue
amount good, could not 90 so, ana was
helped out of the difficulty by ms lr'ehu oai,
lOway. After this contretemps, ADAMS caiile
to Galveston with Galloway ana was III
stalled ms crier OF the court heie
he won the confidence ana friendship
of Marshal Phillips. lie made triends rapiu-
ly, and possessing rare histrlonic aoiil'y' He
was very soon admitted INTO the creme ue Ia
creme of what is considered society mere
Too much adulation turned the young man
head. Not satisfied with this, ana sPurnlhg
the pure and precious pearls mat ilu'ter-
ed around him, he became infatuated win
Laura Wilson, beautiful and notorlouscyP-
rian-became MISUNDERSTANDING her IN ele-
gantly furnished apartments and her slightest
caprice was law. In one week, he spent
over four hundred dollars on the spolleu
beauty, and in three weeks he spent on her
and in bachanaIian reyels sl,Zoo.
Finding that two dollars uay