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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
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P.Rls. Feb. 27.-Today's issue Of The
Figaro processes To reveal some sensa-
tional points against men In high places.
brought out in the examination OF
Charles de Leseeps. The Figaro says
that Charles de Lcsseps testified that II
was owing ~ the urgency 81 the late
minister or war, NJ. de Freycinet. and
the late president of the chamber OF
deputies. NJ. Floquet. and Of NJ. Glen
enceau. that be Yielded to the demands
for money made upon him by the late
Baron Reinach and Cornelius Herr.
Rsinach having threatened IN 1855 10
bring public suit against tho Panama
Canal company, the exposures attending
which might have proved highly dis
astfous 20 the company.
The Figaro goes on to say that when
NJ. de t'reycinrt was questioned 10y NJ
Franqueville as 20 his ayowal OF Charles
de Lesseps. NJ. de Freycinct admitted
that be had employed in influence TO
dissuade Charles de Lesseps from IN
curing the risk IL lawsuit. which
would be likely TO have damaging conse-
Quences for the Panama Canal company.
81. Floauet denied altogether the truth
OF the statement of Charles de Lesseps
40 far as il affected him. The report In
the Figaro occasions considerable con-
ment. In view Of the terms cf intimacy
known 70 have existed between De Frey
cinef and Herr. and the sympathy that
De Freycinet is alleged TO have exhibited
in Hers success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

We do rot intend 20 indorsc any except
articles Of genuine merit: We Therefore
take pleasure IN recommending b sufct
crs from Piles IN any fern. = pfnmp; ~ &
permanent curr. The following letters
speak for thtrnselvss:
Mr.. Mary c Tyler. II IIeprner. Ore.
writes: One pkg. 81 Pyrarlh Pie tnt,
entirely cured nc n piles from which
nave suffered for years. and ] have nersi
had The slightest rrturn Il then since.
hE =. oBhcu. Rock Rlrns. Neb..
ss{s: The pkg 81 Pyramid PIC Cure
s.'iFeiy reTnovei every trace 81 fcbins
pi..s J eaunos hank yo1 enough for Il.
The Pyramid Pile Cnre i new. err
,a'a. Tslniess erre :or every forn - pics
! = sac, sure and ehesp. Any dTngsis;
VII sci Z flE yoa II Yee ask lin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

An Enormous One Il Beins Bails ~
Port Royal.

Poxr ROYAL. S. c.. Feb. T.-While
considerable attention is being bestowed
upon the building a. dry docks in the
northern navy yards. tho work Of cut
ting out big hole in the ground for =
dry dock u being steadily carried on IT
this place. Civil Engineer MackAy being
Ia charge.
The dock. which should be finishcd In
the early autumn. - 500 feet in length
and about 10 feet in width the largest
on the Atlantic coast and twenty feet
wider than any other in the United
Statea There will be used in its con-
struction over GOO piles and 100000
feet OF lumber. Its pumps win discharge
over 1900 gallons OF water minute and
will nil the basin in one hour.
The general features Of the finished
dock will not be unlike those at the
Brooklyn yard. but in the details II diff
fers essentially and the changes from
the other wooden docks are such AZ to
secure increased strength and. it 10
thought, greater durability.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
THEY HAVE NO FOOD
Many ARE WITHOUT CLOTHES
rhs I1scal Aushoststss sd psisAss
Charity Have Bsrn EShAnss~d
~ the 6se~1y Dvaan-

Loxopx, Feb. 27.-The prolonged
struggle ~ Oldham between the master
spston spinnsrs and tho operatives has
snussd great suffering.
The number out ii enpioyment IN
Oldham alone 10 $4,000. Thousands Il
shsss are destitute Of food and fusl' only
those who belong TO the operatives
union receiving union aid. The pro
longsd cold weather has caused bitter
harsiship 10 multitudes 81 those
out Of work on account Of tho strike.
and the frost and snow iingef
with a persistence that points 10 fatal
suffering unless relief speedily comes To
the shivering and starving poor Of the
great cotton manufacturing center. The
local authorities are ovcrburdened with
demands upon them and private charity
has been exhausted by the continual and
increasing drain since last November.
Oldham has not seen such misery sincc
the time II the American war. when the
SCARCITY II cotton caused thousands OF
Lancashire operatives to be thrown out
oi employment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
FORMED \ LEATHER TRUST.
Nearly sfoo. 600. 600 worth OF the
stock Ha- Been Taken.

Nsw fosK. Fen. 1.-THE movement
- form leather trust has AZ last taken
definite shape. and TO-DAY there arr niaefy
tsnneries Which have agreed 10 e. into
the combine. Fully tao thirds 81 The
firfaa In TIE leather trade here have al
tended the meetings - The projectors q
The trust. All tie details have not yet
beer arranged. ewing 10 the inability q
snusr owners and the projectors - the
trust - agree . the terms - sale Biz
fannerie- here declare the capital stock
- flnooooeso has been subscribed ter
n the amount n sEiscQoo Many
ssnneries siil - shat down, production
limited and prices Increased when the
project - completed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
HOPES TO SEE ENGLAND.
Leo says That Everything Points 20 the
Contamination OF His Plans.

Roar, Feb. 27.-The pope babe a
courteous farewell today to the pilgrims
from England. His holiness said that
he hoped soon to see England once moro.
The faithful. his holiness said. ought TO
pray for the speedy contamination Of
this hope, OF which there was already
many signs. The pope warmly COM
mended the lofty spirit II justice shown
by the queen and parliament in granting
ali catholics 81 her maiesty's vast en-
pire complete freedom OF religion.
The Pope has appointed DIR. Laffoni.
his body physician Considerable COM
ment has been occasioned in Vatican
circles by the fact that the Pope has re-
ceived no jubilee congratulations from
the count % Paris. General Won Leo.
the newly appointed German envoy TO
the Vatican. s.companied by two OH
GERS. was given an audience by the
Pope today. General Won Leo pre-
sentcd To his holiness the congratuia-
tons a Emperor William upon attain
ing biz episcopal jubilee and valuable
topaz ring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

Curcsec. Feb. g7-The sfearnhar-
G>arxe I Burroughs. which eas stuck
fssf n the ice twenty niles - Miehi-
go Ctty. ws@ nnsiiy reles-~l last niEht
frrr, h~r periscus pc-snou BY two tlics
ard safsif towed to this city. arriving
here az 5 o'elocs this ulsrninx Tie
ses-els cal supply had been entire y
exhausted and -onle - her fac sprs-
wtrk wss use.i ~ faei The hoai .
laftitr wss slso empty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. upon
this condition. II YOU are afflicted with
a Cough. Cold or any Lung. Throat or
Chest trouble. and viii use this remedy
a. directed. give il q far trial. and OK
perience 10 benefit. you may return the
tpttle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this oiier did we not
know that DIR. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. Itncsef disappoinie.
Trial bottles loc; large size, ooc and sl.
al Peck Bros drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.
Federal Troops Thrash the Brazilian
Forces Near Bxgc ON saturday.

VALPARAISO. Feb % News has
reached here ~ desperate tight near
Bagc IN The Rio Grande DO SUI Sstur.
day between the federals and govern
merit troops. The latter met With a
crushing defeat and large numbers OF
the defeated soldiers deserted to the
victorious. carrying their arms and am
mruifion with them.
There - possibility ~ trouble be-
tween Argentine ard Brazil. The
Casfilhisfas have been guilty 81 awful
stroeities along the Argentine frontier
ard have impressed number II Argcn-
tine citizens into their service. The
Argentine government have msts$ formal
demands upon the government at Rio
Ianeiro Tor proper PREPARATION for the
injury done her citizens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

He Thinks That Corbett Will Be
Thrashed by Mitchell.

Thrashed by Mitchell.
ST.. LouIs. No.. Feb. 27.-John L.
Sullivan entertained number of friends
in the theater here with a talk on
Mitchell In speaking Of his defeat by
Corbett. John L. said: Il tell you that
duffcr treferring To Corbett) will never
be popular with the sporting people of
this country. He ia an iceberg that will
not thaw out il exposed to tropical
sun for six months He whipped me,
but j was not myself when entered the
ring that night. Nature gave way. The
rapid life had been leading for the past
ten years undermined my constitution
and ! was not able TO make hard fight.
The fellow is clever sparrer. but IL you
put US in room Ill kill him in fifteen
minutes"
Speaking Of the coming fight between
Mitchell and Corbett, Sullivan said:
Mitchell is clever man. and predict
that he viii lower Corbett's colors.r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

McKinlcy's Friends Can Help Him
Out II They Wish.

VoS "A AACy " Hohas
CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Trustee Kohlsaat
has practically decided to stop opposing
the wishes Of Major McKinlcys friends.
and to receive whatever funds they
may decide to send toward paying
the $4,000 worth OF liabilities
OF the unfortunate governor Of
Ohio. The 81 contribution scheme met
with almost uproarious approval in the
majors own state. The trustee 10 re-
ceiying dollars by mail. and at first being
opposed to the plan he sent one man g
contribution back. Thereupon the con-
tributor returned the money with the
pertinent question AZ to Mr.. Kohlsaat's
authority TO reject the token Of esteem.
So many have now indorsed the thing.
further rejection will probably be
waived.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

President Harrison Will Not Lecture
at the Chicago University.

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-"There is nothing
in the report that President Harrison is
coming here 10 lecture at the Chicago
university" said President Harper this
morning when asked about the story.
Il know nothing whatever about the
story he said. "and the origin OF the
report Is mystery 10 me. | know Of
no reason why / should be stated as
saying that President Harrison il going
10 lecture on 'Legislstional Law at tho
Chicago university"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

s1ocs ssipss. Mich. Feb. z5.-nsn.asl
Ellsxoxtns lumber once and ssoserooos
vefs destroyed BY fire early this morn
lns. loss nearly $4,000 No Insurance.
Inc cause II the nre y mytesy. - zee
tsr;ay thsre v4s ~ nfe IN the furnace
that naaLa tna okllce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb. T.-John
Bolisa. xho has served three terms IN
ptison for indecent exposure. Was a.
rs.lea again. after mile ch3se. to-day.
on the sanas charge. lie - thought To
l.. in..fua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

MrxoniSFs. Mich. Feb. n Hugh
Klpatricx. Who Mas struck by log In a
lumherirg camp at Hsmbine last week,
sled u MS injuries today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
VIC WILL HOLD COURT.
she and Her Daughters are Now ~
Back inxbam Palace.

LoSpov. Feb. 27--Queen Victoria and
her daughters. the German empress
riowager and the Princess Beatrice have
arrived AZ Buckingham palace. where her
majesty u preparing - hold court 70
morrow.
American cors,,l General John &
New vii ieave the eonsulship GA May Is
next
The Visrourt d'Arinoe. Brazilian min
isfer - Great Britain. says that the avi.
tstieu IN the Brazilian province n Rio
Grand do SUI = purely locsl affair and
carries 10 menace Il esrioae conzn
quence % the general peace q the bra.
zslisn republic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

L.ssslso, Mich. Feb. I'll. L Hud-
scn IL Detroit has bought the Vcoshels
Pants and Overall eompanys plant he
viii continue tho business on an En-
sarxc<i scale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

PARIS. Feb. H.--Leon Dumonta. Bou
l4ngist deputy from the Alsne, fought
duel today with NJ. Prispes Oliver LISA
gary. the well known journalist. Du-
monte was wounded in the aide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
SILK AND WOOL MIXTURES.

All the new tints. fresh
and bright with the new
thoughts of the season.
Splendid line of goods
for misses wear OF de-
sirable To make up in
combination with goods
you may have on hand.
These fabrics. like the
rest. are electrified with
prices that make them
dear-yes, dear to the
economical soul. They
are the essence of rheap-
ness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

he sure and get your tickets ny the QUEEN and
CRESCENT ksd e. I. Va. Z Ga. Rye. n assf esu yss
any s~oy<. fes wiH sss ft<,r 9sfekSy. foa viii
rect and travel with the very best class Of people
lour surroundings will he as larurious a. money
can procure. 1--WE have five complete and really
magnificent trains running daily between CiNcIs-
kArr and ST AUGUSTINE. These trans are the
cnly Complete vesfhuled Trains from Cincinnati 10
the SOUTH. You will save nearly half day in time.
This lire 10 40 Miles Shortest. There Extra
charges limited trains and You get The best to
be had. DON'T pay the same price arc put up with
inferior service. For rates or further particulars
address ID. O. EpwAsDs. q. p. AT: 2. 4 c. ksufe.
Cincinnati. O. OF ask your home Iiskst Agent fos
ticket via QUEEN and CRESCENT ROUTE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

f~o's Coronation Anniversary.
Row.. FEB. r. The Pope has invitsd
Cardinal Vaughan and Cardinal Looue
- remain II Rofse and attend the cele
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28
MONDAY MORNING

We place sale two-toned Dagonals from
SOC to 81 %. beautiful clean cut bargains
One Nalour Salammbo good value Si.25
for 500
New Plads in profusion from soc 10 $50.
grand grouping of these popular Twilis
Soc $1o0 Sl25, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
CHICAGO rRonrrE-

Chicago, Ill.,, June 22.-Orders from
The outside were extremely scarce today.
Wheat, corn and provisions were left
pretty much IN the hands of local spec.
ulators. Fluctuations were not violent
nor was business active.
Wheat-Averased firmer. but clos
ed Is lower for July and 3-Sq1.9 low.
er for September.
Corn-l-2 lower for July aud 81 low.
er for September
Provisions Irregular pork closing at
a decline Of Doe 10 3Oc, while lard aud
ribs advanced Il IL 10 15c.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. ., June dji July, 90 30,
September 20.
Corn-No. .. June u Is: July. Il SO
all -; September, A. -.
Oats-No .. June, 30 l-26GiO 5.S.
July, 20 I-S; September, 70 l.2M20 5.S.
Mess pork-,luly, SI9.l5; September.
S2015,
Larl-Iuly, s972 10; September,
SlO32 IL.
short Flbs,July, ss.97 -; septem.
Der, Sg.32 IL.
Cash quotations.
Spring wheat No. ., "a 3-hp5.
COrn-NO, ., II 3-S, No 3, IS IL.
Onts-No. .. 20 1-2m30 5-s.
Mess pork.Sly 15dlg.1T L..
Lard. 90ldg.GT H.
Short ribs--Sides. loose $S.9T Lease
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed, S9.50q
$1,000.
Short clear sides-Boxed S0.75a10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23


sna i would no. be SURPRISING. -. =
lore dore' u Liverpool should nisn there
usai OF faith IN II. Il Mil .'se q good
ca that our market adtane,', 'sineiherr
S nv, Ray, q anticipation 50 ihai o ,ss
n sIp., surprising that there ws a ~ was
snglt further improyeaen, "aS only
market advanced : points .,s %lsy, Tue
uh!' but nj closing Il bse So. Festcr.
,nst nights figures There seo, ~ ABOUT ,
nn ehure abscnee Of speeuls,inn 70 "
moment, no doubt an ~ az lhe
factory condition Of the Sa as unsalls'
bb nan a. exchange in NV Iorlt" 'G ny,
az osel nrm and tue interest rats e,o Wy
VI the hter failures az horts NIL,
Mn Jne oeen rslnrtcl ltoh California N Il
Nh De noticed that MI Of tlo,p III, ~ 4, W
heen in trouble are in H. 'a aa, nnNs
poon towns where ali vaines ~
prel' laiLlted and hanks have loaned IT, os
real estate. at very high price. In MA, y,
W9tus' where the Same eap1,,Srrt
exist as In Australia Nhere tbrrn ''S Sas
been such a heavy reckoning In ~ c uas
servauve. old and long-esiablisbeI bnst
ness eenters Of the South. banks stan1
rs solld as the rock, and no donbt /.
ieit IN this part of the country.
spots were quiet at unchanged pripas
WIN total sales OF 500 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
ANGELS OF COMMERCE..

Mr. IL b. Kirkpatrick, who represents
the wclNknOwn wholesale hunsn Of san
ger Bros. in our thriving suburb, wns
chatting with The boys az the Pickwlck
yesterday
resentatiro u the Tenant Strb.lug Shoe
company. St Louis, h. seeing the trade
IN the city. lie reports iue business
aud thu demonstrating Shoe company
on top Of the ladder
Mr.. H. s Bunting lllile, but oh,
my-a hustler from Husi sryllle, - rest
ing np for day or two VI MS elegant
home on Arlington Heights. He rapfn.
house of Werthpimer swarts a Co, and
sells them by the car l0nd. W be sdys
The boys tel on him that he J. gut
ting alarmed over his obesity, aud "
seriously thinking Of taking the nntl-fHt
treatment Mr.. Bunting Is from Fort
Worth, and never let's 40 opportunity
slip 10 say q good word for a.,
Our friend j. U. MrAlister. another
Fort Worth boy, u home again. Nine
Is IN the shoe business and sells shoes
and don't yon forget it lie represents
a number Of firms some from the United
States some Of foreign extraction. one
from the moon aud one each from the
two planets, Mars and Jupiter. He "
al present considering an offer from the
leading firm 81 Venus. bnt hns not yet
decided whether to accept OF not II 4
easy for Nine 10 sell shoes. be has the
best lines on earth and everywhere else.
and carries with him a superabnnduDt
supply Of the qualities 80 essential ~ the
travelling gentleman.
Another Que Of the ST. Louis
boys visiting the city trade " the genial
ana pleasant Mr., Lnuie biack NJ ne
Day Rubber company lie Il one VI thc
best sale-meD on the road and q more
polite and accommodating gentleman
4 hard 10 fud am where. We Wish
Louis good trade and good tine
Mr. Inlius A. CasDafy handed ~ his
card yesterday. u reals; Julius A.
Caspafy, Manufacturers ana In.
pOfiers Agent 1875 and IiI
Main street. Dallas Tex" lie rep.
resrnts q number 81 Ncw Orleans far
f0ri,a and mills and his iradr extends
OYER the entire state Airi easpary j.
very nice and agreeable Eenlicuan and
ils only fault lies 10 doiug husihcFs 10
the little town on lbe Trinity, whvrc the
facilities for transportation are - mta-
gcr. as II Will take ihe Harvey o year
~ lively hhssliug ~ lulsh up Tvs tfirs.
We would adFlse bin 10 lose no time
ia moving 70 The RAILROAD efHter of Tex
George W. AisreAant Of Merchant 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.


st; Louis, Mo, June %. flour weak
In buyers favor: patents 81. i5fii 81
others, unchanged.
Wheat Started weak. rallied. became
heavy again aud eased Oh closing 10
below Yesterday; . rcd. cash. Oi1-i;
June, " July, VI 3-4d0l rs; Aug,
VI l-4pu4 3.S; Sept. 6034.
Corn Followed wheat. mixed cash.
~ ~ June, 50; July IS ~; Sept 80 IS.
Oats Easier cash, ~ IL asked. July.
z, ~; Aug; - rs; Sept 253,Sd25 IL
Corn meal Unchanged
Whisky, SIP.
Provisions quiet.
York and Unchanged.
Try salt neat-unchanged except
shorts, S945.
Bacon shoulders unchanged; longs and
ribs, 1880; short. Sl0O5.
Hams-Unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
THE MARKETS
ATWOOD vIoLnrr x co.

ofleans, La. June 22.-(special)
~ Nlolett & Co. say:
4 ~, -lnfayoraUle crop accounts
'eutiy given TO Liverpool last
w, !, considerable volume, as their
''nent has been 4-O1 To 5-II. with
Y s'NeNcr sDots did not sympa-
n Ales were only 5000 bales. >
4, mahee here at one time was 4
r, IN US close Is l TO . lower
IN. IN \ sentiment created by crop
m WI advance the market and
la pvpends unon how much buy
W brought IN. As We said a
.hsbl. nsY, buying the market on
'ais ~ and seeming ON favorable
ssliS,tpi on low markets for the
W. hlsh markets for the latter,
le,lsasroHty Of cases an unproGt-
sg.. mas gone ont of the spot
ham IIlyWehere. aud this was the
'nrs hasls OF the recent ADVANCE.
~ fot ss,llulty to the market it had
VI nahy months past, therefore,
'1tN scnent of this character
NvieesNa'V a continuation Of bad
M w. ~ 70 give the market a stimn-
~ ny ~ man, or set of men. can
M a a,at up or down, therefore
IN n Ahions reflect only those
|sa,ol ~. are current IN the market.
'zan WI see tomorrow that the
IA, " nets have dlseredited the
NH ,ley advanced upon today.
IA a,i.7 decline there tomorrow.
|ada,a repeat. that the market Is
+ ~ 70 crop advices to give any
lnan the general appearance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
A'ELPoY < GILBERT.

|E ,,v La, June 2o--,special.)
ass q Gilbert say: Futures
ss continue to report a good
~ Iho'Ag IN Manchester and mat
q ,h aEe sold goods for several
4isrs.Iu The small sales Of spots
IA. ind; $40 bales, today would.
r sIs,n,Aie that they have not yet
tuIsiit,ilaaed over the sihlaiion or
h1War Of higher prices. Flu
Y GIN have been active and
y i,r y "a advance OF aus "a
4 ns,h rus has undoubtedly been
" II. to the belief dat spianers
sins,s 'orssd to cone back into
rs1,a as 10 the consic;ion that
',.iis crop report conld not fail
d ~ private adyiccs Showing
iplc.-, ayerahle crop situation,
',.A M, which was Issued this
N s'neates an Increased ucre.
~ ~ per cent ana shows he
f ks crop to be worse than
; M. eell'sged. Onr galveston
M, 'ast the details Of lie re-,
! 4 ~. .s Elaborate and csyer every
e11ianee throughout Texas