davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
TURKEY RED DAMASK.

We purchased from one of the most re- liable mills in this country cases-or about 75 pieces-Turkey Red Damask in three grades. Each grade warranted fast color and lower than they ever were sold. 25 pieces fast color Turkey Red Damask in choice designs, never retailed under 25c, at only 15c yard. In order to have this lot distributed as much as possible we re- strict the quantity to one table cloth each customer.
 25 pieces extra wide Turkey Red Dam ask, actual value 374c, at only 25c yard. 25 pieces best quality Turkey Red Dam ask in choice patterns, retailed always at soc, at only 3Sc yard.
 SPECIAL.
 50 red border cream all linen Fringed Table Covers, short S-4, actually sold at S9c, our price 59c each.
 25 red border cream all linen Fringed Table Covers, short 124, only s1.15 each. 50 Bleached Damask "Square Table Covers" in made patterns, cheap at $1. .25, at only 75c each. This is the best value of the season.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
LADIES' HOSIERY.

Bargains can always be found at this de- partment, but never have we given bette, value than at this time
 45 dozen misses full regular made fast black cotton Hose, sizes 5 to 71, never re- tailed under 25c, our price 15c pair. 92 dozen ladies' full regular made Bal briggan Hose, always sold at 25c and con sidered good value at the price, at only IF, pair.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
BOTTOMS.

EVERY PRICE A BARGAIN.
 36 inch Sheeting. bales Brown Sheeting, 6c quality, now 1 Dc yard. l 36 inch Sheeting. bales Brown Cotton in fine and heavy l cloth, actual value 74c, now 64c yard. 40 inch Shooting. bales 40 inch Cast Iron Cotton: these ! are sold in all stores at 10c; our price 75c | a yard. ! Bleached Sheeting. 1 case Bleached Cotton, good strong
 and serviceable Sheeting; price 7c a yard, | worth 9c. ! Bleached Shirtings. 1 case 36 inch, the finest made and sold by every dry goods store in this city at 124c; our price 10c yard. Pillow Case Cotton.
 20 pieces fine Pillow Case Cotton, 42
 inches wide, value 124c, at 9tc yard
 LOnsdale Cambric. 15O pieces in short lengths of 8 to 10 yards at only 9c a yard. lSheeting. l 3 cases 9,4 Brown Sheeting, good heavy | and serviceable cotton, actual value 1Sc, at ! only 15!c yard. lSheeting. ! 2 cases 9-4 Brown Sheeting, the best
 made, value 25c, at only 21c yard. Bleached Sheeting. 1 case S-4 and 1O-4 Bleached Sheeting at l only 12tc yard. Bleached Sheeting. 1 case 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, heavy quality (one of the best makes), actual value 27c, at only 23c yard.
 Ticking. ! 50 pieces Feather Ticking, actual value l 16c, at 12Jc yard,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
TOWELS.

800 dozen Huck, Honeycomb, Momie and Damask Towels, embracing the most wonderful values ever offered, 12tc each.
 800 dozen Damask and Huck Towels in large sizes, worth 37c, and fine medium size Towels, usually sold at 42c, with and without knotted fringe, in choice colored borders and plain white, your choice only 25c each. Every towel worth to import $3. 75 dozen.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

We offer the following bargains in Dress Goods and advise all our patrons to inspect the same before they are all sold:
 50 pieces 36 inch Challies in a variety of colors at 124c yard. These goods are en- tirely new and we'll worth 2Oc.
 25 pieces 36 inch wool Plaids in a good assortment of colors at only 25c yard.
 33 pieces 36inch Cashmere Stripes, cheap at 25c.
 46 pieces A inch Plaids, new, fresh goods, cheap at 624c, price soc a yard.
 12 pieces 42 inch all wool Camels' Hair Twills at soc.
 20 pieces 54 inch all wool Broadcloths, newest shades in English tans and greys, at 874c and $1 50 per yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
Silk Bargains.

Black Armure Silks at 6oc per yard, worth 85c. Black Gros Grain Silks, g inches wide, 79c regular price is ST..
 Black Failles, 24 inches wide, at 89c per yard usually sold at $I.25. " Black Satin Rhadames, 24 inches wide, at 89c per yard.
 Black Mohair, 54 inches wide, 48c per yd. This is the quality that usually sells for 65c Only 5 pieces in the lot. Examine our 40 inch Black Mohairs at 38, so, 65, 75, 85 and $1 per yard.
 Rovnoin Flav Erihou cnh 2 4Q04
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
TOILET QUILTS.

100 Toilet Quilts, crochet pattern, choice designs, a bargain at 75c.
 100 Toilet Quilts, crochet pattern, new designs, been sold at $1 .37, price 9Sc.
 50 Marseilles Spreads, extra large size, beautiful patterns, worth $3 5O at $2, 50.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
BLACK GOODS.

36 inch black and grey Cashmeres at 25c. 46 inch all wool Henriettas at 75c.
 40 inch silk and wool Henriettas at $1 .25.
 40 inch all wool black and white Stripes and Plaids at soc.
 46 inch all wool Twill Serges at Sic.
 Special.
 20 pieces 40 inch silk and wool colored Dress Goods, a splendid wearing material, actual value soc, at only 19c yard. The greatest bargain on record
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
CRASHES.

1000 yards Twilled Crash Sc a yard. 1000 yards all Linen Crash, actual value 5c, at only 3ac a yard.
 500 yards all linen Barnsley Twill Crash. worth 125c, at only 1Oc yard
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
LACES.
Special offering of Fine Laces at unheart
 of prices.

Special offering of Fine Laces at unheard-
 of prices.
 10 pieces AS inch wide Drapery Nets with polka spot, in black, pink, blue, cream and white, never retailed under soc, our price 25c a yard. Not over eight yards to a customer.
 pieces Black Chantilly Flounce in choice designs, actual value $1.50, our price $1.00 yard.
 pieces white Plat Val. Lace Flounce, cheap at S1 .00, our price 59c yard.
 All linen handmade Torchon Laces-25 pieces hand made Torchon Lace, wide, fine and medium goods, and TO time retailed under Sc yard, our price DC yard. 50 pieces handmade Torchon Lace in Medici, etc., wide, medium and fine goods, some of these are actually worth 25c to- day, none less than 1Sc, our price l24c yd. 100 dozen Linen Torchon Lace, usually sold at 1Oc dozen, our price 5c for 12 yards.
 200 dozen Swiss Trimming and Irish Crochet, actual value 25c dozen, our price 5c for 12 yards. 1000 yards Combination Trimming, with lace edge, at only 5c yard. 800 yards Combination Trimming, with three rows of tucks and lace edge, actual value 20c, at only 123c yard. 10 dozen all silk Spanish Ties, positively worth soc, at only 19c each. 2,OO0 yards Crepe Lesse Ruching, in va rious patterns, each pattern worth 25c, at 1Oc yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
Ladies' Fine Muslin Underwear

Special purchase of 800 dozen Chemise, drawers, Skirts and Gowns, in plain cot ton and fine narrow trimming, also hem stitched goods, at lowest possible prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
SA0 S3NAA%0> Howe & StetSOl. Bargain Echoes
 FROM STOCK INVENTORY.

One bale (75o yards) heavy Russia Crash at 91ac per yard, usual price 12c.
 One case Medina Suitings, a handsome fabric in medium colored grounds, printed in de- sirable figures and stripes, at SC per yard.
 We shall close out our Mer- ritt's Unshrinkable Skirting Flannels, 215 yards wide, at SI.oo per yard, always sold at SI.5o.
 Merritt's 28 inch Shirting Flannels at 37c per yard, al- ways sold at soc.
 Big job in White French Corsets in extra length waist, all sizes from IS to 26 inches, at 79c pair, regular $1 corsets.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
NOTIONS.

10c Sponges only 5c.
 1Oc Shoe Backing only 5c. 15c Playing Cards only 5c. 4 packages Toilet Paper for 19c. Ammonia per bottle 6c. 2Oc Toilet Powder only 1Oc. Hand Mirrors only 5c. 25c Gilt Pins only 15c. Honey and Glycerine Soap only 7c a cake.
 Good cake Fancy Soap DC. Cuticura Soap 15c. 10c cake imported Castle only 7c. 6 cord Spool Cotton only %. Coats and Willimantic cord Spool Cot ton spools for 20c. Dress Shields for 6c. French Metal Buttons dozen for 1Oc. Ivory Buttons dozen for 1Oc. French Steel Buttons, soc quality, only 19c dozen.
 Safety Pins % card. Good Tooth Brushes only 1Oc. Good Perfumery only 1Oc an ounce. 1,50O yards Basting Cotton for Sc.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
GLOVES.

50 dozen button Kid Gloves. worth 75c, at only 49c pair.
 % dozen Baritz Gloves at S9c a pair. 50 dozen genuine Foster 7 hook undress- ed Kid Gloves, regular price $1.o74, at S1.25 per pair.
 Just received an invoice of ladies' Gaunt- let Dogskin Gloves, which we offer at our usual low prices.
 50 dozen ladies' Cashmere Gloves, sold previously at 25c, now 19c pair.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The bath-tub in the dressing room of Baltimore woman cost S6,00O. If she lives up to it she ought to be very clean.
 One of the largest firm of conveyancers in New York is responsible for the state ment that all the mortgages they are now writing contain contracts for the payment of the loan in gold.
 Woman is fast getting her rights defined. A New Jersey court has now decided that referee cannot compel lady who is not party to the suit to raise her veil so that she may be identified by witness.
 According to the best information at our command, the number of private water ceeds that of the public companies, there being 1,106 of the former and SIS of the latter. And we are informed by good authority that of the water-works now building three out of four are under private ownership.
 They are still telling stories in San Fran cisco of King Kalakaua, and the last one credits him with being an accomplished linguist He had more than fair knowl- edge of Greek and Latin and also had a speaking acquaintance with four modern languages. He knew enough Hebrew to read the original text of the Old Testa- ment and was always interested in biblical studies.
 
 As result of the movement begun last summer to protect from injury and secure for the public enjoyment beautiful and historic places, a petition has been pre- sented to the Massachusetts legislature asking for the incorporation of the Trus- tees of Public Reservations, with authority to acquire, preserve, improve and open to public use such tracts interesting from their natural beauty or their historic asso' citations as may come to them by gift, pur. chase or devise.
 1 really treat fire in London would
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
HAMBURGS.

Our annual Hamburg opening is largely looked for every season, and at no time in our history have we had equal opportuni- ties to place such magnificent values be- fore you. It is with pleasure we intro duce new goods and guarantee that the prices quoted for the opening have never been surpassed in this city.
 300 pieces wide, medium and narrow Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, actual value Sc, our opening price DC a yard
 500 pieces wide, medium and narrow Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, selected patterns, every yard worth 123c, our price Sc yard.
 800 pieces wide, medium and narrow Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, new styles, fine cloth, actual value 18c to 25c, your choice only 124c yard.
 50 pieces 27 inch Swiss Flounces, deep Hamburg work, actually worth 25c, at on ly 123c yard.
 25 pieces 27 inch hemstitched Flounces with Hamburg work, actual value 33c, at only 19c yard.
 15 pieces 45 inch real hemstitched Flounces deep work, actually worth 45c, at only 25c yard. 50 pieces 45 inch and 27 inch Flounces in hemstitched, beautiful work, cheap at $1 .OO, price soc yard.
 100 pieces Black Flounces, 27 and 45 inch II are harpainS
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
D. M. WEIGH & SON, 28 and 80 Congress Avenue.
 Branch Grand Avenue.

READ THIS,
 ID ECEIVED this morning carload, over h 10000 pounds Poultry, viz: Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Geese and Capons, which will be sold to-day at bottom prices. Also prime Beef, Mutton Veal. Vegetables of all kinds to suit everyone, Hams Shoulders, Sparerib, Sau,, variety Canned goods Come early for bargains.
 E. Schoenberger,
 1, g, 3 Central Market Congress Avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06

125 dozen ladies' full regular fast black
 Hose, cheap at 33c, our price 19c pair. 200 dozen ladies' fancy Hose, with black
 boots, every pair warranted, if imported
 to-day could not retail less than 33c, our sale price 21c pair.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
Morning at s o'clock.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

CLOAK DEPARTMENT. The last chance this season to procure genuine bargains in Garments. Plush Sacques. Marked down from the following prices: $25.00 Plush Sacques now $1950 $500 '" now 2250 4O.OO |" now 27.50
 45.OO .' now 5000 Plush Jackets.
 $29.00 Plush Jackets now $20.00
 25.00 C now 15.00
 2O.O0 " now 12.50
 17.50 C now 1000 Ladies' and misses all wool Cloth New markets, former prices S10, s12 and s15, now $4.98.
 Also lot of English cut Jackets that must be sold at any price.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
COLLARS.

100 dozen latest style Mems Ably Linen Collars, positive bargain at 15c each, price this sale for 25c.
 100 dozen square and round corner Cuffs, also single link shape, actual value 2Oc each, price only 3 for 25c.
 50c-We offer a full line of Mems Scarfs in spring shades, newest shapes puffs, four-in- hands and tecks, all-silk goods :; really worth $1.OO each
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
Striped Ginghams.

40 pieces Striped Ginghams, in blue and grey only, this quality sold only at 10c; as a special inducement for this sale at 64c a yard.
 Furniture CretOnneS.
 20 pieces best Cretonne in six colors, 25c quality, price 12!c yard. This is a rare harpain
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06

A really great fire in London would
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06

The bath-tub in the dressing room of a Baltimore woman cost s6,000. If she lives up to it she ought to be very clean.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
WORSTEDS.

WURSIEUS.
 Our best Germantown Yarn, always sold at 15c, at only 10c skein.
 UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Lace Scrim.
 25 pieces 36 inch Lace Scri1n in five pat terms, actual value 7c, at only 33c.
 WHITE GOODS.
 30 pieces Checked Nainsooks, good qual- ity, actual value 124c, at only Sc yard. BLANKETS. Four Special Drives in Blankets at less than cost of wool. 50 pairs IA White Blankets, good heavy Blankets, regular s quality, at only SIS per pair. 46 pairs 11-4 fine White Wool Blankets, actual value s4, at only $2.S9 per pair. 2S pairs Grey Blankets, never retailed under $3, at s2.25 per pair.
 59 pieces Outing Flannel in beautiful stripes and plaids, sold everywhere at 123c, price only 9c yard.
 RETURN RAILROAD FARE Paid to Out-of-tOwn customers
 who buy $1O worth of goods.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
BASEMENT.


 White and Decorated Plates only 5c. Decorated Platters only 15c. Decorated Individual Buffers only %. White Granite Milk Pitchers only 10c. 56 piece Decorated English Tea Sets only $2.9s.
 100 piece Decorated English Dinner Sets at only $6.50
 Glass Spoonholders only 4c. Glass Cream Pitchers only 4c. Vinegar Cruits, with shoppers, only Sc. Large Preserve Dishes only 10c. Glass Water Jugs only 15c. Glass Plumbers only Sc. Glass Goblets only 4c. Glass Decorated Plumbers only 5c. Large size Berry Dishes only Dc, and a thousand other bargains.
 PRINTS. Opieces light ground Shifting Cambrics, guaranteed fast colors and never retailed under 5c, at 3tc yard.
 Furniture Covering. 36 pieces Furniture Prints in dark effects and large figures, Gle quality, at 3ic a yard.
 Sateens. 42 pieces new, clean, fresh Sateens in choice designs, 1Oc grade, can't be dupli- cated under that price, at 6tc-
 Kyber Cloth. 50 pieces Kyber Cloth, a beautiful, new, soft finished material, or, in other words, an exact copy of Challies sold at 10c; we offer these at Gle yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06
SOME TEXAS INDIANS.

The Alabamas arc Pretty Good Red
 Men, and They Arc Not Dead,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-06

Our best Germantown Yarn, always sol at 15c, at only 10c skein.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-12

these parties saw this ghost, q police
man on the beat gave chase to the
self same spook who was standing in
the shady doorway of one of the
drugstores on East Commerce street.
The past few nights whole troupes
of boys living in the two wards or
gsnized themselves and armed with
stones, declared war against the grim
citizen to the bitter end. They espied
the spectre on two or three occasions.
but as if knowing their inten ton, he
would start on the run, and the war
ring youths could not get within a
block of him. When the volleys of
stones would come down too thick,
the spook would vanish, how or
where, no one could tell.
All these statements which the
frightened residents poured into the
ear of the patient reporter, are
said to be hard, cold, unpreju-
diced facts. The parties who had seen
the spectre, who had chased him,
who had been rooted to the spot by
his paralyzing gaze, who had fallen
out with friends about 1t, could be
furnished him on application, and q
two cent stamp for postage. To show
their sincerity in the matter, the re-
porter was even cordially invited to-
spend few hours of the night in the
spooky realm at the corner of Water
and North streets, and have his skep-
ticism knocked sky high in the first
round, but he politely excused HIM
self, as he thought IL best to reduce
his information into his own puzzling
hieroglyphics at once, and in his own
room, where, If there should arise q
necessity for it, he could turn up his
head and gaze square into the glowing
countenance of q good amount OF
spirits which is always kept well I'M
der cork and cover.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-12
Our Debt.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The public
debt of the United States shows a
gratifying decrease, within the last
ten years. the burden, per capita,
being reduced from So 1888, in 1880, to
81, 463, in 1890. The indebtedness of
states aud territories also decreased
$67, 2lS, 740, during the decade, re-.
ducing the per capita from $57S, in
1880, to 1856, in 1890. 1T should be re-
mem ered, however, of that total de-
crease of state debt, as reported, there
have been scaled, by refunding, in
some southern states. twenty-eight
millions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-12
Tribute of Respect.

Whereas. an all-wise providence has re-
moved from our midst our worthy and
we'll beloved associate, Mr.. A, Fork,
Therefore:
Be il resolved by Fire Association No.
l, of the city of San Antonio, that in the
death of Mr.. Fork, the association has lost
one of its oldest and most efficient, faithful
and honored members, and the community
deplOres the loss of an upright, honest,
kindhearted and much respected citizen.
Resolved: That to the family of our
late member, Mr.. A. Fork, we tender our
sympathy in their bereavemeDtS.
F. esolved: That these resolutions be
J.. cad upon the minutes of this associa-
.un, and that true copy of the same be
furnished to the family of our deceased
friend and that some paper be requested
TO publish same.
ED. BRADEN, SR.
Committee JOE SCHMITT,
+. KMsCH SIR.
ii. GOLDMAN, SR., Foreman.
ALE. G. SCHILD. Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-12
FRESH FROM THE WIRES.

RoME-The pope will appeal TO the
powers of Europe to ask Italy for pay
for damage done the Vatican in the
powder explosion.
CHICAGo-Antonio .Barres, newly
appointed minister from Guatemala,
,assed through today for Washing
ton.
CITY OF MEXICO-Foreign Minister
Marlscal has given orders to allow
the Itata only to take on victuals at
any Mexican port she may put into,
but not to land or take in coal. Mex
leo will observe the treaty with Chilli
strictly.
LONDON-Wm. Henry Smith has
been returned to parliament.
BERLIN - The czarowitz was at
ia cked in Toxic, by q Japanese with
a sword, and wounded.
LONDON - A correspondent says
cordial relations still exist between
the Russian government and the
Rothschilds.
ST. LoUIs-About one thousand
o. r. G. men are here to attend the
annual convention.
RoME-The diplomatic troub les be-
tween Italy and the United States
have diverted the tide of American
tourists from Italy to Spain, Switzer-
land and other parts.
WAsHINGToN.- Russian gov
eminent has made a fine appropria-
ton for an exhibit at the Chicago
Worlds fair.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-The COM
pany will not grant the demands of
the car strikers and not q street car
moved yesterday. A piece of gas pipe
filled with nitro glycerine was found
on one of the lines of road.
LISBON.--In the midst of the finan-
cial pauic,a dynamite bomb exploded
in the ministry OF the interior doing
great damage.
NASHVILLE, TeDn.-Two church
members met at the church at Pleas
ant Valley yesterday, and A. F. Bur
CESS fatally shot 8. g. w. Atwood.
The killing was over the attempted
rape of Atwood's daughter by Bur-
CESS son.
LONDON - Remains Of Madame
Blavatsky were cremated yesterday.
WASHINGTON - Jamaica appropri-
ates $4,000 for her worlds fair ex-
hibit.
BIRMINGHAM - Three suspicious
characters, supposed to be the same
who robbed and assaulted Cashier
Russell, of the Georgian Pacific, burned
the freight depot, robbed and beat
two drummers ct Blount Springs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-12
Belgium Strikers.

BRUSSELS, May 1.-THE morning
news is alarming. The striking spirit
is spreading like an epidemic, and
multitudes are leaving their work
in every centre of industry. The army
could not be depended upon in the
event of revolution, for in no other
country of Europe is there such q
close determination between the
pc ople and the troops. Parliament
has lost its chance to gain the popu-
lar good will through q satisfactory
measure of extended suffrage, and
the working classes are thoroughly
aroused to an assertion of their rights.
Belgium is a cluster of mines and
factories, and the protracted idleness
of large bodies of workingmen is
bound to result in disorder, if not in
surrection. 1t is said that King
Leopold, ON his recent visit to
England, largely increased his de-
posits in English banks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-12
LATE TELEGRAMS
ECILEp DOWN FROM PRIVATE,
SPECIAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

No disorders are reported from Lis
bon, but bank guards are doubled.
Pou, the too convivial Salv ador
minister to Mexico, is recalled.
English wheats are lower and mar.
ket for foreign grain depressed.
Russian press advocate prohibiting
Jews from practieing usury.
Mexico will not permit the Itata to
coal at any of her ports, or to land.
Forest fires are ravaging Elk and
Clearfield counties, Pennsylvania.
Thirteen oil wells have been burned
out by the Pennsylvania forest fires.
Jetty contract has been sent to the
Dallas contractors for signature.
The sum of S., 900 is offered for the
late Santa Fe train robbers arrest.
italian Consul Corte, at New Or
leans, has been recalled by Italy.
Col. Cunningham will build q big
sugar refinery at Sugarland.
OF Housten's 100 delegates to Fort
Worth not five per cent have gone.
Twelve solid miles of lumber are
burning ia one Pennsylvania district.
Galveston sends three delegates to
Fort Worth.
President and party are having q
royal time in Colorado.
Houston grants q rapid transit char.
ter, which the mayor will veto.
Portugal promises further supply
of silver coin this week.
All feeding stuffs, as we'll as grains
are injured in Hungary.
Iron works are closing in Belgium
owing to the coal stri ke; no fuel.
Portugal grants go days grace in
the settlement of all financial obliga.
lions, owing to light money market.
Cleveland visits Buffalo and ad-
dresses the young mems German as
sociatiOn.
Tie Charleston is making time after
the escaped Itata and will attempt
her capture wherever found.
Dallas council is democratic and is
raising sheol with Mayor Connor's
appointments.
The state pharmacists meet at
Houston tomorrow, and jsunt TO Gal
eslOn later.
Refugees from the Clinchy anar-
chist crowd, France, have escaped to
London.
Roger @. Mills will make sddres 6
of welcome to State Press asso citation
in session at Corsicana.
Davis, brick maker Of Denver, fires
on crowd of strikers killing two
and seriously wou nding Is. .