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CLEBURNE.
Test Case Against Gulf, Colorado ~ Santa
Fe-PersOnal ana General Mention,


Fe-PersOnal ana General Mention.
CLEBURNE. March 30.--TSpecial. THE
Ceburne Telegram will hereafter be con-
Quoted by Graves & Senter. Mr.. Graves is
an old journalist.
A portion OF the telephone exchange ma
terial has arrived.
Forney d. Smyth for city treasurer; j .
NJ. Ballew for alderman first ward, and L.
J. Coker second ward, are new candidates
for election, Tuesday next.
Three murder cases are on docket for trial
at the district court, which convenes next
week.
Rev. +. NJ. Gillium assumes the duties of
pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Sunday next, vice Rev. S. Il. Ken
non, whose time has expired.
Tom White, a special deputy United
States marshal, who assisted in arresting
the Blum train robbers, was arrested here
II day or so since for obtaining money un.
der false pretenses from saloon proprietor.
In default of bail, he was remanded to Jail.
In the county court to-day was considered
the case of June Eastus and husband VS..
the Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fe railroad
company. The charges made 10y plaintiffs
are that the defendant compelled them to
pay seven cents in excess of the regular
passenger rate. The facts in the case are
about as follows: A few days since the
passenger train on the Dallas branch, in
charge of Mr.. Mccarthy, conductor, was
tagged at a scction.house short distance
from the last station passed by the plain.
titfs, who got aboard. Mr.. Mccarthy, as Is
customary in such cases, collected
regular fare from the regular station Just
passed, the stop also being made for their
special accommodation. The over charge
is claimed from the last station passed TO
the section house. We have not learned
the decision Of the court. The plaintiff IS
believed to have evidentally made poor
croplsst year.
Jim Keith, tho jaier, has discovered
through little stratagem practiced
on the prisoners few nights since
that they had accomplices out.
side who had been furnished them
tools, He raped on the outer wall beneath
the window, when thread or string was
lowered below, installing him for partner
who had brought tools to facilitate their es-
cape.
E. +. Mann, L, A. Ross, Dallas; Will j..
Durham, Chicago Carey w. Styles, Fort
Worth, are at the Pennington.
The weather Is cloudy and cool, and
business not very brisk.
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A WILD WOMAN.
Supposed 10 be tho Wife OF the Western &
Atlantic Railroad Yahoo.

~
Atlantic Railroad Yahoo.
CAMDEN, s. c., March 20.-Some months
ago in one of the swamps between the
mountains Of western North Carolina, great
excitement was caused by the discovery of
q woman, seen sometimes In perfectly
nude condition, and again clothed in skins
roughly fastened together with the withes
OF live oak. All attempts TO catch her were
futile, AZ she was very fleet OF foot, and es.
capped into the swamp. After she had been
pursued for menth she suddenly disap.
peared, and II was supposed that she had
been drowned In one of the 'tagnant pools
OF the swamp.
On Tuesday last while come farmers were
hunting in the swamps near here, ono
OF their number, who strayed away
from his companions, was startled by
hearing quick cry and seeing tall
woman run off swiftly through the un.
dergrowth. He reported the fact, and since
then parties have been out every day at.
tempting to capture her. The description
given Of her indicates that she is the wild
woman Of North Carolina. She. has been
seen by many hoptsmen, who describe her
az being very tall, 1.-THE and muscular. Her
hair, which Is long and matted falls below
her waist, and is coal black. II has been
a.certained that her haunts are between
Blonkey's and Youngs bridges, n large por.
ton oil which section Is almost impone,ra.
bic. This morning she WAS surrounded by
Joseph Artegal, William Szer aud Caleb
Tunis, three well.known hun,smen. AS
the former attempted to seize her she tore
up a small saping, and so iiercely nssaied
and wounded ihemen that they were forced
to beat a hasty retreat. Other attempts
will be made To capture her.
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GALVESTON.

Death of u Mallory Line Employ ca Car
pointer Falls From soanold-Supreme
Court Decisions-The Body Adiourns-
Resume OF Their Work
GALVESTON, March 30.-[Special,l HAIRY
Griffith, chief engineer of the Mallory line
steamship San Marcos, died at $50 this
morning at the residence OF Mrs. Hidden
brandt, corner of Church and Twenty.sev-
enth streets, of erysipelas. He was attended
during his sickness and in his last hours by
the Masons. His remains will be embalmed
and forwarded TO New York by the Mallory
line for interment. Mr.. Griffith has been
connected with the Mallory line for many
years, and was well and favorably known
here.
Martin Richer, n carpenter, while at work
on a new building, corner OF Avenue ii and
Twenty-sixth street, this morning, fell from
the scailod, breaking three ribs and sus-
tanning internal injuries. His condition
tonight is regarded as critical.
MCGEE and Quinn, the counterleiters
tried yesterday, were sentenced to the pen
itentiary, respectively, for ten and five
years, in the criminal court.
Cotton receipts to-day, 2,707 bales ex-
ports, 1,2S3 bales.
Supreme Court-Goldman VS.. Blum, ct
al, from Victoria county, reversed; Alex
ander vs.. Hart, from Walker county,
affirmed Lewis ct al. VS.. Weisner, from
Austin county. reversed and rendered for
APPELLANTS; Dunman VS.. Coleman, ct al,
from Gollad county, reversed and re-
manded Collins VS.. Sumatt ct al, from
Leon county, rehearing granted, cause con-
| tinued; Blum ct al, vs.. Merchant ct al. :,
from Jefferson county, motion for re-
| hearing dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
| The supreme court finally adjourned for
the term to-day, having disposed of 1913
cases, together with 60 opinions of the
commissioners OF appeals adopted.
The following cases We're transferred
Houston 4 Texas Central Railroad com.
pany VS.. Paul Bremond; Homestead Real
Estate and Building association VS.. Coch.
ran; Martha Il. Hill vs.. G. i. Moore; Green
| leve, Black IL Co. VS.. Il. % III. Blum; Texas
IL Pacific Railway company VS.. Jar es
Murphy Texas e. Pacific Railway company
vs. Laura Kirk Texas & Pacific Railway
company VS.. A. II. McAllister; Morris
Cummings VS.. the State of Texas; Gnssett
Morris S Cummings VS.. Schooner Leona
| Gulf. Colorado &c Santa Fe Railway com
pany VS.. Samuel Hetsey; b. b. b. & q
Railway vs. Caroline Menard; j M. Brown
son VS.. Seaman ct al; w. Atkinson VS.
John II. Ward; W. G. Snider VS.. Interna
tional u Great Northern Railway company
G. NJ. and n. Houston VS., w. L, Blythe
j. W. Raleigh VS.. J. NJ. Cook.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, ful
nshed by the signal service, III 1niunctio
with the several railways of the State:
Max Temp. Min, Temp. Rainfall
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CORSICANA.
A Big Days Work for the Compress
His Foot Cut off-Sporting Event, Etc.

CoRsIcANA, March 3O.-[Special. l-0r
Tuesday last the Corsicana compress
pressed 1000 bales Of cotton in ten hours
two tiers only, being employed. This, &c
our knowledge, is the largest days pressing
ever done in the state.
While coupling cars at Bremond last
night, Charlie Brown, of this place, had his
left foot cut of Just above the ankle.
Lupton lngersoll. has made arrange
ments to open lumber yard here.
Light rain fell tins evening.
A meeting Of citizens was held yesterday
to organize stock company for the pur-
pose of building another fish tank.
Lieuienant-Governor Martin has recov.
cred his usual health, and will be out as
soon the weather clears up.
Articles Of agreement have been drawn
up and signed by Pat Kelly, clerk al
Craddock's notion store, and Daniel Elgan
cashier of the Commercial bank, for 4
three.mile foot-raoe. Owing to the higl
winds we have been having lately, the race
has several times been postponed, rs boil
are light weights. Heavy bets are up OF
the result,
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MAYORS ELECTION,
Captain wears speech Last Night.


In yesterday mornings HERALD pretty
full synopsis of the speech OF Captain w.
q. Veal, candidate for mayor, appeared, as
delivered at Youngs school house, in the
Fourth ward.
Last night Captain Veal spoke again, at
the corner of Main and Lamar street.
with fully one hundred and fifty suilragans
to hear him.
He began by stating that he had invited
all his opponents to be present and divide
time with him, and asked II any of them
were present; II so, he would let either of
them speak first or after him, as might be
desired. None OF them answering, he then
requested II either or all of them came
during his remarks that the audience bring
them forward to the stand, where they
could have seats and reply TO him II all or
any one of them so desired. He spoke of
his opponents in the pleasantest style
as being his friends, and gentlemen each
one OF them: that no respected and admired
and felt q warm personal friendship
for and characterized them all as being
honest, honorable gentlemen and good citi-
zens.
Proceeding then with his speech, he enun-
clated the same principles and the same
actuating motives he set forth In his speech
at loung's store on Thursday night, as
published in yesterday mornings HERALD.
| He showed himself perfectly familiar with
city's finances, its debts and the causes
! thereof, the different rates tho citys bonds
bear, when these bonds are due, and elab-
GRATED upon the burthen of taxation the
people have to bear.
He set forth plan he had in view to re-
lieyo the city OF its onerous taxation by
funding its bonded debt on long time at a
low rate OF interest, that the increased pop.
ulation of coming years may help to pay
oil the indebtedness and give this
day and generation an oppor.
tunity to have the streets graded
and paved, sewers built and the city's sani-
tary condition put in such splendid form
that no dread Of epidemics, such as well.
nigh destroyed Memphis, need ever hover
over us.
He placed himself sauarely, emphatically
and consistently in favor OF city free
schools, and for the city's good and ad.
vancement.
He showed himself to be wide-awake
live, progressive, energetic man in all his
ideas, and manifested, beyond doubt that
he had no thought, no idea, no study save
for the prosperity, growth and development
of Dallas.
Alter this speech he went to the Union
depot to speak to the soveregns there,
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ihe rushing torrents, the property owners
IN block iS0 tPhmnix milD concluded that
hseWer from Pacific avenue TO Elm street
- an Imperative necessity, and have asked
the same. Should the new city council dass
termine to divert from this channeI tha
rainfall east of the Houston & Texas Gem en-
tral railroad, by means OF district SAWYER
uown HAL street, and another down Good
street, then q small 3-fo0t circular brick.
sewer down Pearl and Cabell streets will AZ.
commodate oil the drainage of this section
between the Houston & Texas Coptral rail-
road and HARDWOOD street, and this would
aiso relieve the fourth ward race oftwo.thirds
OF its drainage volume, aud put It in such
conaition that the current could be con-
trolled, and prevent any further damage
from caYing banks. "eo
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JACKSONVILLE.
ReprehensibleC Conduct Of an Alleged White
Man-An Interesting Suit for Damages
Other Matters


Man-An Interesting Suit for Damages
Other Matters.
JACKSONVILLE, March 30.--TSpecial i
John Bailey, white man, and Kate Simp
son, yellow girl about 10 years old, cloped
from Palestine, and stopping here, regis
tered at the City hotel as Bailey and lady
Marshal Clark. on receiving telegram
from Marshal Rogers. soon arrested them
The mother Of the yellow girl arrived las,
night and carried her back home. Bailey
took the train for parts unknown. They
occupied the same room at the hotel here
and ate breakfast together,
Billy Arlingtons troupe played TO q
crowded house on the 2Sth instant.
City Marshal Clark deserves praise fol
his vigilance in arresting offenders.
The case Of j. NJ. NOEL VS.. the Masonic
lodge of Alto is on trial In the district court
at Rusk to-day and promises TO elicit IN
terosting facts This is q case for damage,
in pulling down Noolls fence. The lodg,
no doubt will win the case.
The Kansas Il Gulf Short Line rAlrosd
now has regular passenger trains between
this place aud Rusk, and the road IL being
RAPIDLY pushed TO connection with The
Brpmonu road.
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Closed by Attachment.

Yesterday afternoon the grocery estab.
lishment of Ike Loeb, ZIG Elm street, was
closed by creditors, who ran attachments
on the stock. Sheriff Smith and two Of his
deputies began at once to take stock. The
attachments, which issued from the dis
trict court, were sworn out.by the following
parties for the following amounts: Sam
Klein. 81 800; Oliver & Griggs, $1,000; w.
B. Wright, 81 $40, and w. II. Fiippen, ST.
016, making total amount of attachments
brought, $ll,076. The assets are between
$4,000 and $4,000. Mr.. Loeb was absent
from the city at the time, but is expected
home to-day.
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Injunction Denied.

NEW YORK, March 3O.-The case of Ar.
uo'u Lea VS.. the Union Pacific Railroad
company, in which plaintiff stakeholder,
sought an injunction to restrain the com
pahy from issuing any new bonds or sccuri.
ueS an1 applying the proceeds of their
.arl'heS to aid In the construction, opera
uVn ana maintenance of branch lines, was
atsuel inns afternoon in the United States
yreUt court, and Judge Wallace gave n
ueI'Sloh sustaining the com pany's position,
NV uehled the motion to grant the iniuuC.
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A new application OF bitumiuous asphalt
for paving hiss been made in England with
such good results ~ 10 merit attention
here. Limestone Is crushed, heated and
mixed with the bitumen At 1922 Fahren.
rectangular blocks In moulds, under a pres.
sure OF about fifty tons, and the blocks are
cooled of in cold water. The pavement
thus formed is OF great density, and the an.
gular points Of the limestone, developed BY
wear, make IL rough, aliording secure foot.
hold for horses. II is said TO wear we'll.
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Earthquake In California.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 30.--A slight
shock of earthquake occurred OF 7;45 this
morning. Further south tn shock was
heaVy. At Watsonville, Santa Cruz county,
tne shocks were felt, breaking crockery,
pasterng, and at Hallster. San Benito
county, plate glass windows were smashed,
buildings. cracked, and temporary panic
!ehsued, the streets being filled with inhab.
ltants, many being in undress.
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buffalo Dots,

BUFFALO, March &C.. NJ. Shattuck, for
twenty -eight years agent of the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern railway, has re-
signed.
Theodore w. WEIGH, cashier of large
insurance firm, is reported short in accounts
$4,000. 1t is said he loaned funds to George
L. Royce, oil dealer, on notes.
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Broom Corn Wanted.
Highest price paid for it at factory, COR
ner OF Caruth and Lamar streets.
WIN. PrOfirs
Salt Against the Central.

A suit inthe district court, the style
which is Hall VS.. the Houston & Texas
Central railroad, is attracting considerable
attention. especially from railroad men. It
seems that Hall, who was st. Louis drum
mer, making his headquarters in Dallas,
was n passenger on train OH tho Austin
branch OF the road in May, 1876. He was
travelling. on pass issued to q pencil.
pusher whose cognomen is Damon, OF the
81: Louis Globe Democrat. The train ran
OH the track slightly injSring him, Hall
anas Damon. lie in consequence sues the
road for damages in the sum Of $4,000.
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oHIcAGo, March SO.--In the afternoon
game, balk-line tournament, DAILY defeated
wal lace in u well contested struggle. Both
were IA good form, but DAILY, who was the
IaVorite, luO to 60, was stronger in the gen
erai play. He ron 70 from the lay OIL and
TOOK commanding lead which, however,
was was reduced materially by Wallace In the
sVyn inning with run of 81 Daily
SUN after ran away with 20,
ahu Wallace could not overtake him.
aDaly finished slowly at ease. Score--Daly,
~ highest run, 90; average, Il ll.i9 Wal.
ace ace ., 40 highest run, 1884, average,
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ATLANTA, GA March 3d. Several
masked men last night went to the home
of Mrs. Joshua HILL over 20, and out
ragged her and two daughters. Two arrests.
The Augusta S Knoxville railroad failed
to pay coupons due January last. They
will be paid, on presentation at Augusta
Savings bank.
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An Alleged Matricidc

NLw YORK, March 3O.-Mary Ann Dooley
oi chicago, was arrested ON arrival at the
Grand Central depot on the charge, II is
claimed, OF numbering her mother by
p9lson about Il month ago The mother
u'eu uhuer suspicious circumsta nccs. She
y supposed 10 he worth S200,00O. No yori-
ne i, VIII was found, but copy of an alleged
WI was uncar,hed aud investigation was
borrowed by the flight of the daughter and II
Young man supposed to be her suitor For
some reason the man was not arrested. The
pr,ssonerappeared overwhelmed by NORTH
sauof NJ the mere fact of being arrested She
was placed in cell, and between sobs pro.
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Additional Foreign News.
THOSE EXPLOSIVES.

LIVERPOOL, March 30'-An analysis o.
chemca! explosives seized develops the
TACT that they are composed of nitro.
giycerlne, mixed with sawdust, chlorine
potash and yitriol The composition is of
u nature so intiammable aud explosive
that 1t is marvel that it did not explode
IN transit through the streets.
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Convicted.

GREENFIELD, MASS, March 3O.-Conductor
L. l.. Hasley of the New Haven e. North
ampton railroad, was found guilty of man.
slaughter in disobeylng orders aud causing
a collision on the State road last September,
in which three persons were killed ana
others wounded. Exceptions were taken
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SALT LAKE, March 80 The superinten-
dent says the last spike was driven at noon
to-day on the Utah extension of the Denver
d Rio Grande railway. Dodge will be
there from Denver nobody from here.
There is no rolling stock to spare
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Value of Chinese Coins in Customs Duties

WASHINGTON, March 30.--The treasury
circular directs custom officers to adopt
$l20 rs the value of the Shanghai tael, in
stead of S12l 6-1O. The customs value OF
other Chinese taels will be reduced in pro.
norton,
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An Absconding ForCer aud Thief.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March 30.-Gilles
banker of Clifton Springs, has failed and
fled. He is said to have put out $4,000 oil
s,rpad nnpar
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Conkling Indictment

NEW York, March 3O.-An indictment
Tor manslaughter in the first degree was to.
gay presented by the grand Jury against
neOrge NJ. Conkling, IT,, who shot Haver.
suck. Conkling at once surrendered, aud
WI admitted to bail in the sum of 50, coo,
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WHOM Armies Fought Hand to Hand

In the days Of hand.to-hand fighting,
when missile weapons were employed by a
comparatively small portion of the combat
ants, the vanquishcd were almost annihi.
lated, and the victors suffered enormously.
At Canine 10000 Romans out Of $1,000 were
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NEW YORK, March 30.--A snow-storm set
IN N early this morning, and at this hour
y,lua a. M is still coming but with indica-
lions OF turning to rain. About an inch
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FORT WORTH.
Mrs. Burchiil Acquitted---skipped.

FoRr WORTH, March S0.-[Special. Mrs.
Burchill, the po.tmistress, was acquitted
to-day.
James Siley skipped to-day with funds
belonging 10 the Great Eastern show on ex-
Eibition here at this time lie was cashier.
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strsot Railway Extension.

Work on the extension OF tho Main street
railway has been resumed and the line Is
being constructed. The objective point il
the club house at the fair grounds. aud the
management expect to have the line com.
plcted and In running order within the
next sixty DAYS,
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Fatally Poisoned.

LYNcHDURG, March 30.-Mrs. Jonathan
Monroe and son, Warren, were fatally
poisoned near Brook Neal.
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tested innocence. A writ Of habeas corpus
has been prepared to be submitted at the
earliest moment. Supreme court is in SEES
sion TINS morning. Late last night Coun.
sellor Ambrose IL, Purdy called al police
headquarters aud exhibited telegram from
Emery A. Storrs, of Chicago, requesting him
10 LOOK after the interests Of Mary Ann
Dooley.
LATER; Counsel for Mary Ann Dooly
TINS afternoon obtained writ OF habeas
corpus, returnsble forthwith in the supreme
court in behalf of his client.
DENOUNCED AS FALSE,
Inspector Byrne this afternoon denounced
the story OF Mary Ann Dooley having been
arrested here, charged with poisoning her
mother in Chicago, as wholly fictitious.
with not word OF truth.
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YAzoo CRY, March 3O.-Albert Berkin
(colored), of Holmes county, was found
murdered on the road side.
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The remains of Mrs. Cole, the estimable
wife of Judge j. 7. Cole who died in the
interior of the state, a few days ago, have
arrived, and will receive interment to-
morrow.
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Diaz Leaves-Ciaim Against the Geneva

WASHINGTON, March Sex President
Diaz and party departed to-day for New
York.
The Great Western Insurance company,
of New York, through their attorneys, filed
petition to-day in the court of claims
against the United States for recovery of
upwards OF $4,000, the amount OF their
claim against the Geneva award, with in
tprpst
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Mr.. Merkle Arrested

CINCINNATI, March 3O.-Detective Wap-
penezin this afternoon arrested at the Bur.
net house Cassius c. Merkle, the absconding
member OF the Pittsburg paper manufac.
turing hrm, which recently assigned by rea.
son OF his Withdrawing a large sum ofmoney
from the partnership fund. He came here
Thursday, registered as c. +. Overhaul, and
says he has been in Chicago and st. Louis,
lie has been drinking heavily. Mr.. Lip.
plncott, assignee Of the firm, Is here and
Identified him. Twenty.eght thousand
four hundred dollars were found secreted
about his person.
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Millions of packages of the Diamond Dyes
have been sold without single complaint.
Everywhere they are the favorte dyes.
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Aess-s. Morley Bros:
sESrgSsKN y have sold WONDERFUL.
- Sais 10 several Of my Customers wao nsas
y .S Q, IN, The sure sure q BLACK LEG ~ Swing
r.sIl s"o loses ie'es5nally and aap.yins it ex
J. b. HurCnISON.
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Candy made daily at Keach's, 7l2 Elm
without License,

Henry Wilkerson, Of East Dallas, has
been arraigned before the Federal authors
ties on the charge of selling cigars and to.
bacco without the proper license. He will
have hearing before United States Com.
missioner Burford.