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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
BLACK AND WHITE.

There is a great deal of black used this
season and particularly very new combina-
tions of black as trimming upon color. Black
ribbon bows and sashes are put upon pink,
green and Gobelin blue cotton dresses of
dne bingham or chambray; and with a
large hat OF black chip, with spray or
bunch of flowers at the side repeating the
colors, look really distinguished.
Black MORE is the fashionable combina-
ton with grenadine and fine wool; and it is
very effective, particularly when enhanced
by showers of cut Jet. In all the best
ietted trimmings, the beads are now sewn
on by hand, so that there is no danger Of
leaving trail of them everywhere, and
shortly finding them only conspicuous by
absence. The cost is, of course, greater,
but the satisfaction is worth the difference.
The MORE may be used for SIMPLE mounting,
or for basque and skirt, the grenadine for
drapery. and the ietted lace or passnenterie
for panel, vest and trimming. The fichu or
mantelet is complete, the costume is all jet
or has pointed insertions of MORE, and
shoulder drapery of grenadine trimmed
with jet, or Jet and loops Of ribbon.
Loops and straps of narrow ribbon or
ribbon galoon are a favorite mode of orna-
menting plain black or colored wool. They
are nut on en- militaire down the front or
the BASQUE. at the sides of the lapel at the
back and TO form cuffs and panel. 1t is not
a new way of trimming, but 1t is always
very neat aud attractive way and IL enriches
cashmeres, camels' hair and ether plain
materials, at only the cost OF little tron-
ble. for the amount expended on silk
raloon and the fiat, self-colored buttons
which articulate the loops, is hardly enough
TO be considered.
ana INT ,sll wool we'll draped and fairly
well made. are marked at some stores at M
AVERAGE Of SIS. This Is a reasonable price,
xet atrartIa 4 margin for profit It Is too
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MEDICAL.


Security Ss5 s 1850: as: @as ssst
Against s'ss and iavis9'a'iaF g the
Skin and scalp diseases are per-
Suengsa@ss s SS:s ss & z ssS;:a %s5
20. bath.
| lIIcp9cn Toothache, face neuralgia and in
StSoNSS tanned or s1GoUen gums yield
promptly to Darby's Dental Plas-
ond tiers, which take the place of
dIlu opiates and dangerous toothache
drops.
-, CorlS and Buni0nS cause no pain
EIQ9fE where Mead's Corn and Bunion
OoUth' Plasters are used They quickly al
| lay Inflammation and relieve pain.
Small pox and other contagious
diseases are prevented by burning
Seabury Sulphur Candles in cell
nrn lars, closets, sinks, ships holds, bird
| Jh I0nTCcages, chicken coopS, etc
~ SShSS SEABURY & JOHNSON, New York.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, position by Hebrew youth 10
w years old ten months from Germany,
who has been to school here since, in whole.
sale business; salary is no object; If answered
the youth will come personally. Address BOX
B. Morning News.
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XNTANTED, Immediately, ladies TO work for a
w wholesale house on Needlework at their
homes; sent any distance; good pay can be
made; everything furnished; particulars free.
Address ARTISTIC NEEDLEWORK CO., 135
Eighth street. New York City.
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NETANTED--AGEN our FIRE-PROOF
w SAFES, size 32x22x22, 700 lbs, SELL
rapidly to farmers, business and professionals
men. Big money; permanent business Apply
quick EAGLE SAFE CO, 106 Sycamore street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED, five travelling statesmen; salary
w and expenses; no experience necessary !;
Address, with stamp, KIDD & co, Indianapo-
lis Ind
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WANTED, a good nurse for service at Beau
w lieu; recommendations required. Apply
to A. L. PARTRIDGE. 105 Bay street
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Personal.

-~>-7~~N@-~N->~N--N->e-
nR ELLIOTT has removed to 1879 Jones
IL street, one door west of Bull,
A WHOEVER, 49, high business and social
N connection, desires to correspond with
lady similarly situated; view, matrimony. Ad-
dress E.. this office.
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NOUNG MAN highly recommended, wishes
Il at once room and board in q private jew
ish family. Address p NJ, News office,
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WANTED. local statesmen to handle drugs
w and spices on commission for a large
iobhng and manufacturing house. Address p.
.. Box IS, Phhiladelphia.
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WANTED. about balf million acres South
w ern lands, in body, If possible, in Mis-
souri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi. Ala
bama, Georgia. Send particulars to A. WEST
ERNGARD No. 1871 Washington street, Chicago,
Ill
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ITEM DOLLARS a set for our hand made
A buggy harness. big bargain. NEIDLINGER
e. RARfTN
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WANTED, a good secondhand Piano; up
w right preferred. Address. with description
and price, MUSIC, care Of News Office.
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Bmbroideries and Laces.


On MONDAY MORNING we will place on
sale our new Spring stock of Embroiderles and
Laces consisting of Cambria, Nainsook aud
Null Edgings and Insertings in narrow,
medium and wide widths Null, Nainsook
and Cambria Skirtings and All-Overs; Black
Chantilla and Spanish Guipure All Silk Skirt
ings, with All-Overs aud Flounciugs to Match;
Torchon, Medica and Oriental Laces in narrow,
medium and wide widths.
Imported and Domestic SateenS.
We have just received large invoice Of eX-
ira fine French and American Sateens. We
will exhibit them on MONDAY MORNING.
Plain and Crinkled SeerSuCkerS.
Five cases of Plain and Crinkled SeersucSers,
in light, medium and dark shades, all new styles,
at loo and l21ec
Black and COlOred Dress Goods.
We are now receiving by every steamer our
stock of Early Spring Colored Dress Goods, in
Plain and Combination Effects; prices ranging
from l2lsc to 81.
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HELP WANTED.

NXTANTED.-We desire to establish a general
w agency in Savannah or vicinity, to control
the sale of a staple article Of daily consumption.
Any energetic man with small capital may Sc
cure permanent, paying business. For par
ticulars address GREENWICH MANUFAC-
TURING Co 46 NeseY street. n. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, a partner with $1,000 cash in a re
w spectacle and very profitable business
Give name and references. Address push, .
care Morning News office.
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I AIDES DRESSES Cleaned or Dyed without
Il ripping at SAVANNAH STEAM DYE
WORKS, 1874 State street.
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ENOR RENT, that desirable frame dwelling, IA
II Abercorn street, fronting Reynolds square.
Apply to j. r. ANDERSON, 5 Drayton street.
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DHOTOGRAPHY.-G TO headquarters for
i Fine Cabinet Photographs. J. y. WILSON,
81 Bull street.
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ROOMS TO RENT,

TNOR RENT a fine hall room at ~ Liberty
Il street. Price six dollars per month.
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90 TO WILSON'S, headquarters for Copying
VI and Frames; Views taken to order at
reasonable rates. J. n. WILSON.
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TNOOTH Brushes at reduced prices-Engish
Il French and American-THE g. VI. HELD
COMPANY
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

DOOMS FOR RENT at corner State and Hab-
Ia ersham streets. I E .9a Sae
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NOR RENT, house corner Of jefferson and
II Perry streets. Apply to j. F. BROOKS, 1856
Bay street.
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~ ER3fAN Mllet, Clover, Timothy, Lawf
" Grass, Flower and Garden Seeds at THE
g. VI. HEIDI COMPANY'S.
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q ENTS' WEAR Cleaned or Dyed, and Linings
VI left white; no rubbing off SAVANNAE
STEAM DYE WORKS, 1874 State street.
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LOST.

DIANOS tuned for So; all other work done al
bottom prices TURNER, 1855 South Broad
street.
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EOR RENT, a nice twostory tenement house
l. Apply at corner Bay and Farm streets.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Meaning of America.

Tho meaning of the namc Amerieo
has often been discussed, tho only
thing certain being that it is one Of
those names of Tcutonic origin, like
Huinberto. Alfonzo, Grimaldi, or Carl
baldi. SO common in northern Italy,
which testify to the Gothic or Lombard
conquest. Americ, which occurs as
emily rs IA A. D., is probably q con-
tractcd form of the namc Amalaric,
bornc by q king of the Visigoths, who
died in 531. A Bishop Enrich was
present at the council Of Salisbury in
807, and an Americas Balistarius is
mentioned in the Close rolls thirteenth
century.)
1t has boon conjectured that the
stem is i'm, from which We get tho
name Of Emma. Tho meaning of this
is not known with certainty, though
Ferguson thinks it may denote .strifc'
or "noise." Since, however, tho name
is probable of Gothic origin, and since
the Amalungs We're the royal race of
the Ostrogotlls, it is more likely that
the stem is email, which was formerly
thought to mea sswithout spot" bat
it is now moro plansibly connected
with the old Morse anil, ..labor,"
''work." The suflix ric, cognate with
rex. reich, and rick, means erich" or
powerful" and therefore the most
probable Specification of Amcriso is
.'strong for labor."-Isaac Taylor IN
Notes and Queries.
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REPUBLICAN,

P1rrsBuRa, March 12.-In answer to re-
peated requests for . ruling as to the method
Of elccting congressional district delegates to
the next Republican national convention, b.
F. Jones, chairman Of the national Republi-
can committee, while believing that the action
Of the Republican national convention of 1854
10 so plain as to require no ruling has, in de-
ference to these requests, sent out the follow
ing letter. II will be noted that It simply re-
peats the action of the convention of 1884 on
this point, which action was embodied In the
call for the convention Of 1898:
Under the action OF the national Rcpubli-
can convention Of 1884 [sec official proceed
ings prage s2] whatever has been the manner
Of nominating members of congress in any
district is the manner In which congressional
delegates representing that district, must be
chosen.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23

ELixABRrH, N. J: The fate Of Alex
Bennett, John Lee and Edward Marsh.
ell. employees Of ringer factory. who st.
tempted to row across the bay to Staten
Island during the storm has been learned.
Their boat was found bottom up, and the
bodies Of Lee and Bennett were found In
meadows frozen stif. Marshall was
found still alive but the lower part Of hts
body frozen in . ffightfu! manner. He
was able to speak. and said the tide and
gale carried their boat two miles down
the bay. When they reached meadows
they saw . honse near by and started to
walk to It. Bennett and Lee fell exhaus-
ted and Marshall could not assist them
and was compelledto leave them to their
himself managed to keep alive. Physi:
clans say he cannot survive. The me all
reside in Port Richmond, Staten Island.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Pretty Girls with Red Noses.

Bah in New York Star: Tell the girl
whose nose is red the first thing she has
10 do is to give up tight lacing. Nine
times out Of ten that's the cause of the
glowing effect. She can put some cam.
phor on every night and this may do It
some good. The chances are she doesn't
know how to wash her face, . something
that the average woman Is very ignorant
of. She may know how to scrub il until
she takes all the bloom off It, OF she NAV
know how to dab it, giving what the darr.
kies call "a lick and a promise" Now.
here's the way mi should wash ones
face: Have a big bowl full of hot water
when say hot / mean hot, I don't
mean tcpid-put in both hands aud lave
the face thoroughly with this hot water
until it Is as red as the provcrbial lobster.
The hands arc the proper things to wash
the face with, because they are cloths
with intelligence added to them. Do not
dry the face, but just as quickly as posi-.
bic give u another having with very cold
water. The warm water clcanses the
skin, the cold water gives vigor to II.
makes the flesh firm and prevents one
from catching cold.
hope you will spread this news. and
that there will be more clean.faced wo.
men IN New York than cvcr before and
they certainly will have good skins. and
frightcn off the wrinkles IL they follow
the advice of Bah.
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u. 8. Omcinls.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l2.-word was re
eeivcd here today from FL Paso, Tex, 20 the
effect that United States Marshal Meade, Of
Arizona, whose arrest by Mexican authorities
at Jsnos, state chihuahua, was reported Sat
urday, has been released from custody. The
arms Of Meade and his party were taken from
them and they were allowed to walk about
town. but not to leave 1t. 1t is understood
hat Meade and his party were not arrested
because in pureuit Of train robbers, hut he
cause they vent into Mexico with Eorses and
arms without being examined by Mexican
custom authorities. 1t is understood that
Gov. Carollo, Of chihuahua, promised to as
sist in every way possible any United States
officer in pursuit Of robbers, IL he should pre-
sent the proper papers, and the governor
state: that he will lay the whole affair before
the general government at the City of Mex
fco.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Poisoned.

Mason CRY, Ia, March 1a.-saturday eve
ming as the family of IL. l.. Brown, consisting
of wife and six children and hired man, were
seated around the supper table, they were all
taken violently sick, and in less than an hour
MIR. Brown and one of his children we're dead.
The seven remaining arc now very low, and
1t is thought that they cannot recover. No
cause is assigned. The new reached here
this evening, and the matter will be inyesti-
gated at once. Mr.. Brown stood high in the
estimation of his ncighbors, and while all
think that they partook Of poisoned food some
believe that it was administered by a design
ing hand.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Married.

LONDON, March l5.-Thc marriage of
Prince Oscar of Sweden and Miss Ebba
AIunck was solcmnized at Bourne,nouth
today. In consequence Of the death of
the emperor of Germany the affair was
conducted on a less elaborate scale than
had ut first been contemplated. Most OF
the royal Families of Europe were repre-
sented. The presents we're numerous,
and, in the aggregate. of exceeding grcAt.
value. .
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Fatal Collision.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 15.-A fatal
accident occurred at Three Bridges on the
New Jersey this morning while five Le-
high Valley engines were trying to push
the snow pillow through a drift. The en-.
CINE collidcd with a snow bound train,
and Theodore Allen and John Bowman
were killed and hnlf a dozen others in
jured. Richard knerr. passenger brake
man on the Lehigh Valley has been miss.
ing since Saturday night. He was sent
out TO flag a train and is supposed to have
persisted in the storm.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23

Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes. who
died q few days since. was not what ia
known as u ''literarv woman" but she
was highly accomplished and a great
assistance to her husband in his work.
She was the authors model of tho
school-mistress in tho sAutocrat of the
Breakfast Table" Her maiden name
was Amelia Leo Jackson, the d--..,hter
OF Judge Charles Jackson of H.. Mas.
saciiusetts Supreme Court. She vas
married in 1910. and was the mother
al t:raa aliitren.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Scenes At The walk.

The garden is cold, noisy, smoky. and
flcnse with odors. says the New York Tri-
bune, describing the recent walking
match. Probably no money is wasted in
an attempt to provide it with other heat
than that generated naturally. Each
visitor is expected to supply his own
warmth for himself. Such assistant for
ccs as cigar and beer are provided by the
vendors of those and other d~elicacies who
salute you with such cries as these:
"Ycrc's yer two-fers!
Now, gents, w"t, II yer havc?"
"Horingcs! binnaners! appulls! pec-cc-
cc-nuts! only g. cent or pint! Speak right
up. gents, ycre yar!"
Then come sounds like these;
"Xwci peer!"
Hue! Xwinf"
''Shung ent vaswink pilwingen twak-
bungwung,h uh?,,
And your other ear is assaulted with
believing boys, who rom out at you;
"Ycre var now! Step right up an git
her score cahds. O'ny a dime, Jess 10
cents. O'ny way to tell the walkers now
on the tradk. Score caul)SM"
From the center of the garden, within
a square formed by boards stretched
across the heads of barrels, with a soda
fountain before him and a pile of beer
kegs around him a brawny, beery fellow,
with bronze lungs and q tongue lire abel
clapper, shouts forth: dis way for yer
ging'rale. root beer an sassprillcr!"
Fakirs of all descriptions have taken
possession of the promenade and make
every-body's life unhappy with invialions
to .'testcller grip" to ''trict lnngs for a
nickel" to knodk down five pins for the
premium reward of q box Of cigars. The
crowd jeers and jostles and pulls its arms
ont of joint, and blows its breath into a
tube until its face is az red as a beet and
its booty eyes are blood-shot.
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flFIlETM coMeResS
11Rsr SESSION.

s11X11.
WAsuxQfoN, Msrch 10.-Scnats not In
session.
WAsnlxofox, March IA motion 4 re-
Ter the ~president's message was taken up and
Senator Colquitt addressed the senate. The
message, he said, had made . profound Inn
precision at home aud abroad, and had re-
ceived the hearty Involvement Of wise and
judicious men everywhere. He predicted the
triumphant election OF Cleveland.
Senator Dolph addressed the senate on the
same subject. He would use the surplus ~
~ far % necessary In the improvement Of
rivers and harbors, In the construction OF
coast defcnses aud in the continued liquida-
ton NJ the public debt. He declared that the
measure proposed by tho committee on ways
and means threatened with destruction every
leading industry o. the Pacific coast. After
an executive session the senate adjourned.
WAsniSGroN, March 13.-Among the bills
reported and placed on the calendar was one
granting an increase Of pensions to Mrs. Gen.
Ward Burnett.
The senate then proceeded to the considera-
tion Of Senator Beck's bill to provide for the
retirement OF United States legal tender and
nasional bank notes Of small denominations
aud the issue Of silver certificates In lieu of
gold certificates. Senator Beck addressed the
senate in advocacy Of II.
After criticising several Of Senator eher-
man's reports aud suggestions while secretary
Of the treasury, Senator Beck said:
That Is one Of the reasons why ] said that
while the senator from Ohio might be presi-
dent Of the United States, hts conduct In rcls-
tion to the act Of 1873, and bis great financial
abilities, exercised ~ they always have been
in the interest of the money power, will not
be the record Of which he will be proud when
he comes before the people.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-Among tine pc
titions and memorials received was one from
Illinois asking for legislation against the
formation Of trusts and combinations, and
that the tariff on tobacco and spirits be re.
tanned until the war debt 10 paid.
Senator Brown, Of Georgia called up the
resolution offered by Senator Hill declaring II
the imperative duty Of congress to repeal the
internal revenue laws at the earliest day prac-
ticable, and proceeded to addfcss the senate in
advocacy OF 1t.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Declared

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March 15.-The
Reading railroad strike was declared off
at q meeting of the strikers at Keystone
hall last night. The men are now at lib
erty to seek employment on railroads as
strikers.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Canufbalfs,n.

EDMONTON, N. W. T., March 1s.-L..t
spring it was reported that, owing to hunger,
during the previous winter several cases OF
cannibalism had occurred at Little Red River
on the Peace river, and below vermtllion. It
is now reported that the cannibalism was not
caused by hunger, but was the work Of = wo-
man who has killed and eaten twelve persons.
members Of her own family and others. She
was alive at last accounts.
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$4,000.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is. Fire in the five
story double building at Bill and Sls Arch
street tonight caused . loes estimated at 1910,
DOC. Copeland & Bacon, mining machinery;
Geo. F. Blake Shoe company; Vim. Ayres 4
Sons, manufacturers of house furnishings,
and Saltcr, levin e. Co., shoe manufacturers,
are the principal sufferers. Losses partially
covered by insurance.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
Ohio Whisky.

coLuMprs, o., March 1s:-In the houss
this afternoon a bill was passed making the
Dow liquor tax $3.50 straight, one-afth Of
which goes into the state treasury. The state
will receive about $4,000, leaving . surplus
of about $4,000 over the appropriations for
the present year. There Is hardly . doubt
but the bill will pass the senate. Every Dem
ocrat voted against the increase, while the
Hamilton county Republicans were divided.
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state Encampment Of tho q. A. r.
TRENTON, Mo-, March 18.-Soldicrs of
the late war r gathering in force today
for the annual Grand Army cncampmcnt
which opens tomorrow. At a meeting
Aow in progress -lans are being perfected
the state Of Missouri, Kansas.
Colorado. Arkansas, Illinois Iowa and
Nebraska.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-03-23
C~attlemen's Caucus.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, March 1s.-The annual
convention Of the Texas Cattlemen's associa-
tiou is in session here. Delegates are here
from all the leading cattle companies In
Texas, Indian Territory, New Mexico, Colo
RADIO and Arizona, besides packers from the
northern and eastern states. The cattlemen
say the cattle interest in Texas and
the southwest is In u more prosperous condi-
ton than for years. The losses occasioned
by the late winter are small.