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eral cases OF Ec,ema, Moist and Dry letter. and
cured them all. Your Cuticura Resolyent, SO
.ar as my supply allows me to test it. has, in
my HANDS, exceeded In efficacy aud efficlency
any altsrative compound (hlood puriherl have
years duration. IN. ECKER M n
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

Cuticura Remedies are the greatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst case of salt rheum In
THIS county My mother had 1t twenty years
and IN fact died from 1t l believe Cut,curN
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head were covered for three years, which moth.
ing relieved or cured until used the Cuticura
Resolyent internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura
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THERE is a difference in sentiment be-
tween this country and Great Britain. The
composer OF "Pinafore" has been knighted
in England. In eight out of ten COM
munities in this country he would be hung
without benefit Of clergy.
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Mr.. Huntington Has a Big Railroad
Suit on Hand.
Stlll Arraigning and Trying Prisoners
at Dublin.
Some American Admirers Of COleridge
Perpetuate His Fame.
Other kilograms of General Interest

New YORK. May 1l.-[Special. Money
3 to per cent.
Exchange unchanged.
Governments, 3's and As lower.
Railroad bonds dull and irregular.
Fort Worth & Denver iirsts declined II.
Stocks dull and fluctuating.
Denver Il Rio Grande, 49s.
Fort Worth & Denver, 81.
Houston & Texas Central, 70.
Missouri, Kansas e Texas, 3ll.
Missouri Pacific, Sl.0fl.
Texas e Pacific, 800.
Cotton quiet and steady; shade higher
Beaves quiet and steady; shade higher.
San Antonio wool, fair to medium, % to
26; coarse, l6 to Is.
Dallas wool, fair to medium, 25 to %
coarse, 10 to Is. Small market.
The earnings OF the Missouri Pacific and
system, for the first week in
May increased $50 25907.
Messrs. O'Connor and Chas Fred Tucker,
president and attorney respectively of the
City National bank, of Dallas, after weeks
OF patient waiting were to-day rewarded
by verdict in favor of their bank against
the National Park bank, of this city. De-
tails OF the suit are doubtless familiar TO
your read ers. The case has excited much
interest in the commercial and legal circles
of this city, and the verdict is generally re.
garded as equitable.
New York, May ll.-[Press The second
trial OF suit brought by the City National
Bank of Dallas. Texas, against the National
Park Bank of New York, was concluded to-
day in the supreme court, the jury finding
a verdict for the plaintiff for $50 $3.50.
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Box Factory burned

PiTrsBuRG, May ll.-Ritchley's box fac
tory on Diamond street, was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss $4,000, partially
covered by insurance. The opera house
adjoining the factory was on fire but the
flames were subdued before much damage
was done.
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YOUR MONEY

~, II you are going to the Mineral Wells in Palo
t r,nto codlly; never buy your tickets on the
train for any hack line. Ifyou do Won are lIahj
70 lose your money There are always suf.
hclent number of hacks at the railroad station
lMllsapl to convey you to the wells without
relay They charge, 25 cents extra II you buy
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DUBLIN, May ll.-Joseph Mullett, who
was yesterday sentenced to penal servitude
for life for participating In the attempt TO
murder Juror Field, exclaimed on leaving
The dock after sentence that he would yet
justice elsewhere. The Irish, he said,
would get justice for him.
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ChlneaN Chrnnicles-

SHANGHAI, May LII Hung Chang has
been nominated to chief command of the
southern provinces. II Is doubtful whethe.
he will accept.
Disturbances in Wee Chang have been
suppressed. Thirty.tive leaders of the ny.
rising have been beheaded.
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Reinahded.

LIVERPOOL, May Ito Herhy and Ken
needy, alias Featherstone, charged with
conspiracy, have been remanded for another
week. Counsel for the crown, in asking for
their remandment, stated that another ar.
rest had been made in connection with the
case and more time was required for the dc.
velopment of evidence.
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CIIRE IN EVIRV CISp

Your Oulicura Remedies .outscll all other
medicines keep for skin diseases. NV Gus
toners and patients say that they have effected
2 cure IN every instance, whore other rem edies
haso failed; IL, W. BRoCKWAY, NJ. ID,
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Boiler Explosion.

ELKHARr, IND, May ia boiler ex-
ploded at Guyer's saw-mill this afternoon,
killing Wallace Brundage ard A. Rickers
fatally injuring three brothers, John, Joe
and Levi Guyers, and Henry Kuisley
Damage to the mill 5000.
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Sport at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May ll.-Fair association
meeting; 2:30 class-Newe,l, l.; Alsione, .
Znla, 3. Time, posi-, 2;26I, 227I.
-Four year-old class-Code. first; Edwin
Z, second, Time, 2i0i, 2:4l4, 2:32l.
Exhibition Trot-Jay Eyes, first: Charley
Ford, second. Time, 2:29l, 2:2Sb, 2;27I.
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Ban FRAScisco, May ii.-A dispatch this
morning from Hermosillo, Mexico, says.
Col. Torres returned last night from the
Sierra Madre. He had bean pursuing the
Apachee twenty days, and found them en-.
trenched In q stronghold Of the monntalnu.
and attacked With troops and dislodged
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One Hundred Ont of EmpIovment

BoRDENrowN, N. j., May 1.-THE Union
iron forge. owned by Mcpherson, Willard
Y company, burned this morning. Loss
$4,000 One hundred men are thrown out
OF employment.
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An Amn,on nm tho yy.r.pa,,

MEMPHIS, May ll.-Mrs. John Ennis, a
widow whose husband died in 1878, ut.
tempted TO shoot DR.. w. II. Purnell. n
we'll known physician, at noon today In
the courthouse, claiming he promised to
marry her, but refused to keep his pledge,
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SATURDAY. MAY ~. 1899 I.
INDICATIONS.

For the Gulf States, Tennessee and Ohio
vslleys--Fair weather, northeast veering to
southeast winds, stationary or higher tempera'
ture nearly stationary pressure
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Tho Dublin Trials

DUBLIN. May ll.-Edward O'Brien
Thomas Doyle and Edward McCailrey, re
Gently indicted for conspiracy to murder
we're arraigned this morning. O'Brian and
Doyle pleaded guilty and MoCaffrey
pleaded not guilty. McCailrey who was
subsequently, indicted for the murder o.
Burke, was arraisued to plead to that
charge, He said he was not guilty, and
asked that q counsel be assigned him. The
trial was POSTPONED until next week, when
new panel will be called.
DupLlN, May I'm. Brady has been
committed for trial on charge Of threatninr
the foreman of the Jury which convicted
his brother, Joe Brady.
Kingston Healy and Gibney, charged
with conspiracy to murder Poole, were ar.
Healy was admitted to bail in the sum of
Zoo. Bail was refused in the case
OF Gibney and livingston.
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CUTICVRA RESOLyENT.

Uutioura and Cuicura SOAP sold EVERYWHERE.
rrlce; Cuiicura, 80 cents and 81 per box. Cuti.
- cents. Cuticura shaving SOAP. 10 cents.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.
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"A Pe,lCenaIxer.

PARIS, May 1.-THE fact that Wadding.
ton will visit Berlin before he goes to Mos
COW to attend the convention of the car
has given rise to the report that his mission
ofFrance,
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Ec1al.

S~0Nts
NOiiOE.All persons living or doing business
~ in the city of Dallas are hereby no,i6ed 10
ciean up ana disinfect their premises, and fll
al n, n0les where water is standing or may stand.
all ms to be made with earth or sand. and no
auooish or Trash OF any kind must be put in the
with Immediately. if you wish to save yonr.
selves money and time. This notice also an
pies 10 those acting as agents of or for others.
Ma, 900, NJ. NJ. NEWSOM M. ID.
NOrlCE-Sealed proposals will he received
~ ~ by the city secretary until O'clock D m,
iiuesuay, May 10Th proximo, to build a brick
ura a on Magnolia street, according to plans
ONCE Also to furnish the material TO Inv a
pipe sewer along Elm street from Jefferson
street TO sycamore street, and down Murphy
street rom Elm street TO Town Branch, thence
specifications on file In the city engineers office
W: nj Johnson. City Engineer.
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CALCUTTA, May 1l,-A fight has occurred
between the forces of the Ameer, of Afe.
haristan and the Shinwarres, resulting in
the defeat of the later with 200 killed.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE report comes
from kenner, Louisiana, that the levee at
Patterson place, four miles above, gave
way this morning. The crevasse is fifty
feet wide and ten deep. A strong force
rom the Mississippi Valley railway arc
moving to the break
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HOnOrInr CularldgN

LONDON, May ia bust of the poet
Coleridge will DO placed in Westminster
Abbey and American admirers of Cole .
ridges work bear tho cost.
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LONDON, May ll.-Lewin Mosely, money
broker OF No. 81, Lombard street, f. c., has
failed; Liabilities, 532, 900 pounds. Mosely
dealt heavily in Grand Trunk securities.
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QUEENSTOWN, May 1.-THE number O,
emigrants that left here last week for
America is 3,4l5 IVA
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Not u Success.


NEW YORK. May 1.-The Telegram this
morning announces the discontinuance OF
Its early morning edition.
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Wants Back Pay.

New York, May 1.-THE suit of David
Stewart Baker against Calls Z. Huntington
and Others was brought to trial to-day in
the supreme court. When the Central Pa.
ciic railway, of Colorado, was first started
1t was alleged huntington induced plaintiff
to purchase 200 shares of stock ofthe compa.
ny April Dist, 1870. These were sold to Hunt.
ington for their par value, with interest a,
the rate of 10 per cent. from 1867 Stewart
AYERS Huntington, for himself and three
other capitalists in California, agreed, il he
or they should pay any more for the other
stock than they had him for his they would
make up the difference with him, Stewart
alleges Huntington and others did nav
even as high as $500 for q share for other
stock, and claims that he is entitled to the
difference between that price and $l39 rer
share paid him for stock. The amount
Stewart seeks to recover is $40 900 with in.
terest from April 2lst, 1870. Huntington
says he acted alone with Stewart ON his
own behalf and responsibility, that after
ward, when Stewart said some Q ther persons
had been paid larger sum for their stock.
he denied this, and said that If he did nav
any more to other persons he would also
pay the increased price to Stewart. lie
declares no contract or agreement
was entered into and he paid no person
more than $lS9 per share,
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The Trunk Line Convention

New YORK, May 1.-The general pas
senger agent'strunk lines, composing the
joint executive committee, met again tc-
day. The first business was the adjust
ment OF dillerential fares under the award
of per centages Thursday. These
awards were upon business be-
tween old diilerentlal fare.points
alone. No new points have as yet been es-
tablished in the extended territory west of
Chicago and St. Louis. although the mat
ter has been discussed several times. The
new schedule rates will 20 into effect MAY
10th. There has been no mate
rial change in the existing rates
and no reduction has been made below
the lowest fares now in force. The rate
on several roads, however, have been re-
duced, it having been shown TO the satisiac-
zion OF the committee that these were enti-
tied to the advantage thus gained. At the
afternoon session the question of rate-cut.
ting in San Francisco was discussed. Rep.
resentatives were present from the Texas
Il Pacific, Chicago, Burlington e Quincy
Central Pacific, Hannibal a. st. Joe aud
Chicago Il Northwestern railroads. The
proposition that an arbitrator should be
appointed, who should decide the disputes
which have arisen or may arise between
the agents Of Eastern railroads in San
Francisco, and which has been the cause OF
the present difficulty, met with General
favor. No decided action was taken, how
over, and the matter laid over for final
settlement until tomorrow. Meanwhile
| additional information regarding the de-
tails Of the so.called war will be presented
| to the committee. This method at present
seems to be the only manner of settling
differences liable to arise at any time be-
tween the agents of eastern companies
competing for east-bound passenger traffic.
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Dallas Eye and Ear h6Imary,
Fl of. D. j. STANSBURY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
No. ioE.. lin Street, Dallas, Texas.
SPEClALTIES,

DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
Granulated Lids Of twenty ycars standipv
permanently cured In nom four 10 twclyc
weeks. Treatment one week Free Cataract
removed. Crcss.Eycs straishted, eto.
Hernia o. Rupture cured without Truss, in
Hemorroids or Piles cured without knife In
fourteen TO twonty.on days. ~
All Female Complaints succcrs filly .trested
by entirely new aud harmless remedies.
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the Indians. The troops fianked the hos.
tiles, charging their rear at the point of the
6ayonet. The Indians fled, leaving eleven
dead. Soldiers casualties, eight seriously
wounded. Col. Torres says the Apaches
fought savagely, being armed with repeat.
ing rifles. Col. Torres thinks the Indian
trouble in Sonora is ended. The troops re.
turned to Guaymas Montezuma with the
wounded and to rep!enish rations.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD

AT HOME AND ABROAD
Daily New York Special Commercial
Telegram Stocks and the Staple.
City National Bank Of Dallas Wins Its
Celebrated Suit.
Beings of the Trunk Line Convention
ut New York.
Mr.. Huntington Has a Big Railroad
Suit on Hand.
Still Arraigning and Trying Prisoners
ut Dublin.
Some American Admirers Of COleridge
Perpetuate Ills Fame.
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A Lockout.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, May ia lockout
occurred at W.. S. kimball & company
cigarette factory to-day, 100 females being
refused work. The firm thrice refused an
advance OF 20 per cent. demanded, and
fearing a strike, refused to give the EN-,
ployes work when they arrived at the fac.
tory this morning.
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will arrive, at las the Prince Of Wales and
sons. At noon the royal pro-
ession headed by the exhibition
officials and followed by foreign and
British sea-fish galleries and foreign courts,
After that the national anthem will be
given by chorus OF four hundred voices
and a band Of seventy pieces. Reaching
the dias, the Duke of Richmond will read an
address and the prince of Wales reply in
the name Of the name of the Queen. Tie
Arch Bishop of Canterbury will deliver a
special prayer. Then, amid the blast Of
trumpets and the firing of guns, the exhi-
bition will be declared open. A march by
Gounod and Mendelssonns' Hymn of Praise
will be rendered and the procession will re-
form and return through the foreign courts
ana the life boat buildings.
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!,eslls \ I. ~, .ensh' kseskins shs ssSs WON: cu'
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring to change their ad-
ysrtisements or 10 insert new ones,
will confer a favor by handing their
COPY into the business Office In the FORE
noon, In order that 1t may receive
proper attention.
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Committed for Trial.

LONDON, Nav 1l.-In the Bow street pc
lice court to-day all the dynamite con
spiracy prisoners, except O'Connor, alias
Dalton, whom the authorities were unable
to connect with the others, were commit
ted for trial on the charge Of treason and
felony. Lynch, alias Norman, the in
former, was committed on the charge OF
misdemeanor. O'Connor was discharged,
but was Immediately re-arrested by detec-
tlves from Liverpool where he will be taken
to nil hit
On tue arraignment of the prisoners, the
policemen who arrested Cartin were called
TO the witness stand, and stated the pris-
oner, when apprehended said he came Il ON
New York February I'd; his address in that
city, he gave as 3Ol East Fifty.ninth
street.
The officers who arrested DR.. Gallagher
testified TO having found on the prisoner
clothes orders for admission TO the house OF
commons. The policemen also stated that
although Cartin, when arrested, denied all
acquaintance with the other prisoners, but
he was greeted by Whitehead when they
were brought face TO face.
The charges on which the prisoners are
committed are, treason. felony, conspiracy
to damage public buildings and unlawful
possession OF nitro-glycerine. Counsel
Smth protested that the evidence failed to
connect Ansburgh with the crimes charged.
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LEXINGTON, KY, May 1.-THE first day
OF the Kentucky Association regular
spring meeting weather was fair, the atten-
daLce moderate and the track very heavy
and sticky from yesterdays rains.
First RacP-Lell purse; halfmile, for
year olds, not filling, a three-quarter mile
dash, all ages, was substituted.
In the PhWnix Hotel Stakes for 3-year
9olds, mile and quarter, H, A. Headey's
Lord Ragland (QuantielD won, f. b. Hat
per's HMlfellow (raylor) second, B. G.
Thomas Violator (StovaD third Raglan
sold as favorite, Violator second choice.
Time 22l2.
The mile and quarter proved walk
over for 7. J. Mekibben's Snowbook, r. II.
Johnson's Lucy May FORGETTING.
In the extra race for all ages, three
quarters of a mile, George Caldwalladers
Foxhound won, the same owners, Donough
McKees second, andJ Il. Megibben's Man
damus third. Time l:2lt.
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Monday's Daily.l
a

A TuseSrorA ninir has obtained n
patent ON a pick with adjustable points.
his own invention.
Deputy Sheriff Polk arrived .. Reno
with his charge Supday morning. and
gave Hanson IN cLxrgs Of the asylum
officials.
Notice has been <eesiyed here that
Bishop WhiHkcL Of &-no, will hold
services at ths church here, op the Goth
instant.
A son Of widow Yonug. OF Dixie val
ley. IL lying very Jow at his molker's
house. with typhoid lever. DIR. Meiss
was called 70 attend the case YESTERDAY.
.. +. RoGeG and .sife started o. q
trip to the noFAArn pat of the county,
by private con.syaucs yesterday
morning.
Mrs. D.. T.. Sessions and son arrived
here frSm Eureka by the train last eye
ming. She goes. ON n visit to Joku II.
poisry'S family at Eureka.
dim M.,eer Was at LILO, SATURDAY,
Tut pushed on tor the sAiutly land by
e~Snse express. Jim will get back this
way aSaiu in tho course OF u couple Of
weeks.
Carpenters nTe r.plsciuS the burned
timbers W the mu1th OF The Grand
Prize sh .f;; y are laying rock for
tho cngipe hSd, aud everything seems
to be moving along u. rapidly US pos
sible.
Jasper harrell waE in tovs yeSerday.
BE says the t,yOIt q the terms Of his
cattle aud ranch sale MAS quito correct.
but he can't Imagine hos tho cussed
newspapers knew anything about 1t.
Tor lac ury,r mentioned the matter to
but one man, gud hs wouldn't say my
thing about u. The name. in which
these pcstifrropE papers catch onto"
everything, lie SOl,whni Surprising.
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From rrid.y'. Daily.


Bishop Whitaker will preach At the
church this evening.
Hook Mason, the well-knoun cattle
man, IL In town to-day.
Hank Knight. the irresistible solic-
itor from the Base Range. il interview
ing tho vendors Of liquid Refreshments
in town, to-day.
John Hennessy, who deliberately
murdered Mrs. Hattie Fellows on the
eth instant. has acknowledged his guilt
and waived an examination.
A letter from Mrs. A. w. Fiske. from
Greeley, Colorado. the
mourn<ul intelligence Of the death Of
her little daughter. Eloise. at that
place. OH the 12th instant.
IuItAuons to the coming Conclavo
have been sent TO q number of promi-
mem Knights Of foreign countries, in
Gliding the Prince Of Wales. King of
Sweden aud the King of the Hawaiian
Islands.
At the election for Member of Par
lament for Wexford Borough, ireland,
Tuesday, Redmond, the Parnellite can-
didate. was elected by . vote of S,0l9
{ olGG for O'Connor, the Liberal candi.
date.
The prediction Of those Esastern
weather sharps that to-day would be
the hottest Of the season. is very wide
ofthe mark. in this region. at least. It
has been cooler to-day, in fact. than
any within the past few weeks.
John Burton, an employee Of the Utah
Central, while switching in the railroad
yard at Ogden Wednesday, was acct
dentally thrown from a car to the track
and ran over by several cars. Ths Pr
lot reports his right arm fearfully
crushed, his head severely cut. and in
ternal injuries,
The Belmont Mining Compauy's
mill was running last week for the pur-
pose Of ascertainlng which Of the two
processes. namely. "amalgamating' or
''leuching," is the best and cheapest,
and following, says the Courier, is the
result OF the test: BY the amalgamnting
process-bullion produced, SAT ounces;
AL fine; assay value. S477. "a. BY the
teaching process--bullion produced.
$50 ounces OPS fine; assay value,
SG33.ss.
Yesterday afternoon, says the Rev
ellie Of the 18th, there was q happy
gathering Mt the residence OF A. A. tCur-
It's, in San Rafael, California. A few
friends had assembled to witness a GER
omony which mean q great denl to at
least two parties, both of whom are
we'll known in Austin. At 3 o'clock
wero shid a few words which made DIR.
S. Trask and Miss Margery Horton
husband and wife. Percy Morgan and
Miss Louisa Carpenter stood up with
the young couple.
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. s0aN norom
TAroun Frs0 His nosss. go

A messenger arrived here from John
houeh's ranch in Pleasant valley, lslO
last night. ~ith the nsw that Il ab01I
10 o'clock che old gentleman bad been
found lying In an unconscious slALa
upon the ground, some distance froA
the house. where he had evidsntl5
fallen or been thrown from the horse
that he had ridden away some hours
before in search Of stock. His son
Frank hurried out to the ranch. fearing
for the life of his father, but found On
his arrival that the conditions we're moi
so bad a. there had been good o 10
suspect. Mr. Hough had regninsd oOp-
seriousness and Was resting quite easily.
he having apparently sustained no So
nous injury. Tho fact that he hSd lain
insensible where he fell, about TIVE
hours before he was found. and that he
continued In that state for several hours
after. would, however. indicate that he
Was very severely Rhakea mp. II not
materially injured.