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Leaves SEATTLE 8 IS N. ~ As . ~ ana 20 o.
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Connsczs uiih sesEs fer faeoTns ard saetsensssh.
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SEATTLE ASp TAC0EA SAyfHATfOS CO
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This agreeable and eficaclouy Tooth Powder. eS
tabiIshed by moret han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction Of the members OF the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city gener'
ally and by them II Is daily recommended aud
prescribed. II Is as pleasant In the application ~
Il II excellent IN IT. effects 4 speedily reoders the
teeth white and smooth. the gums healthfnL red
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sitical animaicale which neglect may have per
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and preserves OF the teeth. Microscopic examinsr
tious have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums of individuals selected from
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nnmherA Experiments made for their re-
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Powder were found 10 be most ehectual, destroy
Ing them instantly
Through the kindness OF friends we are per
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NY ON FHE ~rLyknT
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four rouna trips daily except sunday.
In one hour aud twenty- eve mtautsA
Tar STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily and sunday trips. seattle Tacoma
route. - follows;
TAxfxs EFFECT
THURSDAY. JUNE l.
TIME cAnp.
Leave Tacoma-s so, a;ts q m. 80. B:ft p N
Leave ssatsle-s;la, HAS n ma. $50. Zoo > n
SUNDAY.
Leave Taeoma-s.33, IL 80 m. A:sU p N.
Leave ssattie-e 100 - m. 200. TOO y o.
Landing ~ ~ r. wharf Tacoma. and CONNER
cial dock. foot Of Msrion street. seastlA
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poRr ANGELICA PORT TOWNSEND. pun
i geness and seattle route.
TIME cARD
East Passenger and Freight Propeller
MOTTICELisa
Commencing Tuesday. Nay IS 1893.
Leaves daily excsps Monday - follows. seattie,
z g M: Tewnssnd io:3o: arrives Port Angeles
p m Leaves Port Angeles p M. Port
Townsend $50 p. m: arrives seatle 10 p NJ
Ianding1 City Dock seattle: T1bnala Dock, pers
Townsend; Aoysss Dock. Port Angelica
HATCH BROS
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THE CROSS USDERT - KING
i co. fsrloss, LAT s~e@a4 81. assx flks
sFsesAa sstsafiss % sEaaiasaS Farstezsss
sersacs 81 reasonable tstsA Tezsphsas xsz
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STEAMER cHEHALfs
Leaves Eat8esd's wharf sAay except s1nasy Il
see p NJ kos fresxAs o. passage araly % soArI
W n sEYfoRK. MNsseG
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Gonzales.

GONZALES, December t2.-Yesterday's
Post containing the description OF the
Caldwell county court house ls doub.y
interesting 10 tho people OK this county.
as we win have 10 build "a new court
house 10 replace the old structure burned
down on the 20 " this month. The brick
Goo0p FOR tho INSIDE walls Of the Cold
well county court house wer6 made 10y
the Gonzales Brlet aal Tile company
AIr. Alex Schieycr one Of Gonzales bust
ness men. went 10 san Antonio today.
whore ae wll De married tomorrow 20
Miss julia Kurkle Of the latter piace Tie
was mpauied ~ Mrs II. BeanEer,
niece gHa daughter.
Captain % e. Fullen Hon. j. T. Miller
an probably some others win 20 20 Hous-
ton tomorrow 20 attend ;hs reunion OF
TORY rangers.
IL IS Thought by number " people hero
that thr-- BE- a corpse buried iu the rubbish
Ok the burned court house, as theg claim
that u can be ws.lgl s. Mexican who
has been working here f0r some time s
n-asiur ard mas not been seen since Tie
nEe' -Al matter VIII Bag Investigated.
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ArrAIRs Ar AVN.
Indications of Pruspcrity-Plunti
~ Irt.nlI Irnna

OF Fruit AFecH.
Alvin. Texas. December E.-Real estate
deals are on the Increase IN the Alvin
country.
Professor l.. NJ. Disney representing
the Brazorla Land and Cattle company
has consummated the sale of a large trnct
Of land to the Southern Homestead COM
pany. The tract comprises about 10000
acres and Is one Of the best tracts In the
coast country The land lies along the
Houston branch between Alvin and Pear
Land. The Southern Homestead COM
pnny viii at once sub-1iyide the tract into
lU, 90 and i0-acre farms, put IN complete
system of Graded roads and streets and
put % ON the market
u. p. Jamlson Is building a residence
In South Alvin
p NJ Hartley has new residence near
ly completed on Hood street.
Not n vacant house in town.
About 300 tons 9s prairie hay has been
put mp the past summer IN this section,
most os which has been sold at S TO 81
perse Of cutting and balng. the new oom-
ers IN this section have pocketed q good
many dollars for their extra time put I'm
with the mower and rake.
a train load Of cattle from the drouthy
west We're uuloaded here Thursday to
winter In the Alvin country.
Mr.. II. MatRers and family arrived in
Alvin this week from Manitoba and VIII
make their future home in the sunny
south
A. c. Torblt, puymaster OF the Santa
re. was in town Sunday looking over his
pear orchard north of town.
John Relmers, living on Ginger, north OF
town, lost his barn and thirty-hve tons
Of hay by fire last week
our new brick yard with a capacity OF
four to five thousand brick per day, COM
menccd operations Friday.
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ThIrd Supreme District.

Court Of Civil Appealn-H c. Fisher,
chief justice; W. NJ. Key and W e.
Coilarl, associate justices. Located at
Austin)
Austin. Texas, December 13.-'The court
Of civil appeals for the Third district en-
tered the following orders today.
Standardization VS. Travis county.
from Travis: The kalamazoo National
baul rs, johnson ct al, from Burnet;
Gult. Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
Thiele VS.. Axel from Travis; san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass Railway company
We. Ethrldge, from Caldwell; Gulf Col
orado and Santa Fe Railway company vs..
ONshear, from Ruunels.
Reversed and Remanded-Haniug vs..
Hauing from Travis; Mitchell VS.. The
Western Union Telegraph company, from
Hays; Wells Fargo Express company VS..
Battle, from Coleman.
Motion Granted-WHters Pierce oil COM
pany VS.. King, from Williamson, to ad-
vance; The Taylor Water company VS.
billiard ct al, from Williamson, for GER
tiorarl.
Motions OverTuled-Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company VS. Down
man. to affirm on suggestion OF delay
Anderson vs. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Railway company, from McLennan, for
rehearinR.
Submissions Set Aside-Meyer VS.. Hale
from Llano, for rehearing; Meyer VS.. NH
Ter, from Llano. for rehearing.
Motion Submitted-Western Union Tele-
graph company vs. Linn, from Travis,
for rehartng.
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Common stiII FIrhtinr.

Dallas, Texas, December mn. I
neys OF Mayor W. c. Conner I'd
the fight to the supreme con- I
United States. Colonel Jerome c !
J. W. Mccormick, cowart { Ellsi
P. wafencraft and several ciha u
are In the case for connor and thsI
business. they say. A motipa fv !
hearing was filed today in the FIR
trict court OF appeals. The pspas
Austin did not arrive in time hi's
case went over until "Wednesday g
week. IN the motion for rshsaHs
right Of the court to disffanchis Z
because tine ballots were not nai''a'
denied and other points Of lhis's
raised. The battle seems TO saY' Z
gun.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS,
THE SUICIDE OF A YOUNG COTTON
BUYER
Found Dead with an Empty Nor
phine Hottie by Kiss Side - An
other Phase in the Artillery
Mhttcr Their Attitude,

Galveston. Texas, December 1s-R. A.
Haze Of the hrn OF r A. Haac & Co,
cotton buyers, was found dead in his bed
at the Central hotel at 2 o'clock today
Beside him was an empty drachm bot
tie Of morphine and there was every In
dication that he had committed suicide by
taking an overdose Of the deadly drug
About a week ago he made a similar at
tempt but by the prompt application OF
heroic remedies was brought around all
right
The deceased was about q years OF age
and was engaged in buying cotton for his
father who is the head OF wealthy firm
In Bremen, Germany. he was wild and
dissipatsd 10 his habits, had become deeply
involved in debt and this IS supposed TO
be the cause OF his rash act He was
native Of Bremen, where his relatives re-
side and his remains have been embalmed
and are now awaiting orders from his
father as to their disposition.
IHE ARTILLERY TROUBLE.
A member OF the ARTILLERY company,
who is well posted in the matter, said to-
day:
Tuesday the long looked for, much
heralded communication from Adiutant
General Mabry to the Galveston Artil-
lery company was received, and judging
by the tone Of the letter the adiutaut gen
eral recognizes that his order to Sheriff
Herman TO seize all the property OF tee
artillery company was hasty, ana he
wishes to explain and qualify his demand
In substance he now Guys ell he wants
Is such property. stores, etc. that tine
artillery company received from the
State while it was member of the Nolun-
fnnr rl 1'i1n flIaytunff1Yf lAf
and his former demand is very marked
iuAsmGch as the artillery company has
nothing IN It's possession now that Il re-
ceiyed from the State as part OF the Nolun-
teer Guard.
"The guns etc. which the company
turned over to the sheriff were not IN the
possession OF the artillery company, nor
dil II lay claim 70 them, but on the cua-
trnry the company Ia 1850 turned over TO
General Openheiner acting for the state,
this identical property. and holds his re-
ceipt for the same. and they have been
storel In the comuanys armory as o mat
ter Of courtesy and accommodation TO TIN
udiutant general; so that It appears that
some one has Numbered and II was not
necessary to demand this property, but
take Il out Of tho armory, as the State
had a right TO do The two 3-nch rifles
will remain here and the company has
made a requisition ON the governor for two
Gntling guns, the necessary equipments
ammunition, etc, 80 that the company VIII
remain in the possession Of It's present ar
mlment and the State viii get only that
which had beforehand been turned over
10 1t.
The controversy between the adjutant
general and the artillery company has
been most unfortunate, as It has placed
the company IN false light before the
public viz; resisting the governor. when
as a matter Of fact IL was only asserting
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Paris Texas, December l2-The North
Ieans Medical association is in seiai-as-
nual session here with about seveuty-nye
physicians IN attendance DIR d. 81. Raw
1t Nhite"rirht Is president and S J kim
ot sherman e secretary Papers ARE BEING
read ana discussed on many OF the malta
hlnt discusses THE subject of Insanity
brought ont the most interesting dis.,,.
Hou or1 demonstrated the inade1uate h.
ri.t.pa Cor proper treatment in tho giato
Asylama SOM physicians urge VIII
great force the building OF two r55ra Ss,.
lums In Texas because the two we noy,
have are oyercrowded.
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FIRE Department Officers

Columbus Texas. December Blast
night the Columbus Fire department held
lis annual meeting for The election of OH
GERS The following officers were electro
President a, Bartels; vice president. L..
Weete. secretary w. r. Wagner: treas
urer. H. BiedeclSer; and that CHIEF OF
chiefs, Gus DepmlTe, was reelected as
chief OF the IRE department
Hose company officers; Foreman, Joe
Juenger; first assistant, George Gccen-
worth; second assistant foreman, Charles
Stultenberg
HOOK and Ladder company: Foreman,
A. OheuhauR; first assistant foreman ~
n Weiner; second assistant foreman. I'd
Matskc; F. A. Prucker stewart
After the election the department was
rendered q banquet Music was furnished
hy the departments amateur band.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
LIST or THE ORDERS ENTERED
YESTERDAY.
Tho Court Of Criminal Appeals and
the Courts of civil Appeals All
in session - Number of Cases
That Were Disposed OF.

court of Criminal AppealsJ. W. Hurt
w. l.. Davidson and u. j. SimpNins,
Judges; Il. L. Henry. assistant attorney
general; ID. r. Smith, clerk. sitting at
TylerJ
tyler. Texas, December 1S.-The follow
ing decisions were rendered by the court
OF criminal appeals today:
Motions for Rehearlng OveTuled-John
NJ Young VS. State, from Gonzales; Down
Pollard VS.. State, from Vanzandt; VIM.
Welseman VS.. state, from Bell.
Appeal Dissatisfaction Lawrence VS..
State, from Red River.
Anirmed--Manuel James, No. !, vs..
State, from Hidalgo; Manuel James, No.
2. va. State from Hidalgo.
Reversed-Manuel James, No. 3, vs..
State, from Hldalgo.
Reversed and Admitted 20 Bail-Ex
parte John Joseph VS.. State, from Hunt,
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LLANo, December u.--Distriet court
convened today with Judge Matthews
OF Lampasas presidine. District Judge
Allison on account OF sickness win not
arrive tn Thursday.
Judges Holmes OF Mason Moorsouud
and Cody OF Fredericksburg are attending
court
Major Buck" Walton OF Austin is at
tending court.
Ten additional experienced miners from
Alabama are expected daily to WORK in
the olive mine
This is the first term OF court held IN
the new court house and everybody Is
pleased with its hearty comfort and con-
yenlence,
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LooeE ELECTORS.
OiIive Lodge. Il. Id n.

olive, Texas, December u-Ollve lodge,
No. 350l knights OF Honor, at their last
regular meeting elected the following Of
Ncers for tho ensuing yenr: Arthur Fur
by. dictutor, ID. {. Mills vice dictator;
Anthony Miller asgis'tnt dictator. w
A. Moody, reporter; H. II. FURRY, hnan-
ciel reporter; v, A. Petty. treasurer; A.
j, Boudrea TX. guide. Ira a, Hankamen.
chapiaiu John Miller guardian. william
Cgoh sentinel; Vs. p. Thompson, A.. c.
Adams and j. l.. Hooks. trustees; Or. j..
w, Cruise. medical examiner. and r.. H.
NoWei past dictator.
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rrrnn-

BRYAN. December 1s.-sheriR Tom
Mum OF this county arrived here last
night with prisoner named Schneider
whom he captured IN Arizona Schneider
f. an escaped convict. who was liberated
IN this county by a body Of armed men
ia ls'j, who took him from the guards
on farm in the Brlzos bottom.
The remains Of the late Judge = s.
Ford PASSED through the city today. nc
compauied by relatives. Judge Spencer
Ford and r. J. aud j. S Ford. father
Bud brothers Of deceased, were with this
party. The remains were Inferred in waco
yhls afternoon.
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, ugid cleared Of wa,s- s''pls !.
NOT, put her in cansi,, Ahails, q
i l,iP 70 town, and al IT, y e ~, d
isnt everybody was ~ uisS pa !. n
cessiul run made 70 H9oaia al y \, 81
combined efforts n, y IOWA. Ii y. ~ a
t,.. OF the passenss Sreg ~ d, y {.
~. .ss going to the bott s..s Y r,eI,,, !.
s .ne entire party seemed q u !, Y
ana not only expresss vg % sa'ey a, e
ing taken It, hut 1 ros,,, 20 reg,s, ]. u
James Campbell baosnuve pless9,.
me danger was oyer r,,o luss trlst, u
S,,y prec!pitated hlmssl,a ' IA a /.
Nv. experienced no lncos,..s9n IL
unsought immersion -O'iVealsau ~
Last night whlle po..
man who lives aba" ~. nlfd Clsfk
country. was coming , tn'es ri, |, i
set upon by unknown ns 40 iovr /. n
stabbed In the back a. ~. sae s,Ss]
can who dressed ina , 1osga ,As 4,
have VET es" ha.,, from the Gu, a- w
Ar. onIsr Block, the sL,.
Mr.; Charlie Block, left ~ s,,..yssai-oia y \
night to escort some , ~ nons Ns,]
their home. About ~, iss.uhg ,rsas
So,n n,S IT trends no, to return d Il, Y. n
nome nome ana has not been ss y 1 y ~
an nor heard from. HI bss ~. y "
ny ana his friends ara ba ~ ls.la.si 4
AT MS long abseura ,,.s,es'hhg lis.I
no wise account for. a. IN II. ~ u
Citations were OF the mos, Jus hon. =
aSter' and he had never s,saaasi
g ~lsh 70 o., leave the parental ny, '''.e
hard to ta h. 81 bl t9u play, but tSai Is.
man Of excellent cbarss,.n e was N
sipated at all. Unless ~ we hsFe
soon a large sesrchlpr ~. I hsi'i
ms relatives in Securing ~ ss'V g8
neighhorhood IN which S Noocst
been compelled to have trsy.' WI
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rirrt snnreme pirtrlct.

Court of Civil Appeals-C. G. Garrett,
chief justice; f. A. Williams and II.
Clay Pleasant. associate justices. Lo-
Gated at Galveston)
Galveston. Texas. December 13.-In the
court OF civil appeals the following petit
tons were submitted:
To Dismiss Appeal. G.. Smith & Bro.
VS. George o. Jarvis, from Brazorla; Dav-
i'd Odam ct al VS.. Mathilda Garner ct al,
from Orange.
Motion for Rehearng--W. A. skinner ct
al VS.. Mathilda Garner, from Shelby;
Joseph Fuller ct al vs.. East Texas Land
and Improvement company from san Au-
custiue; b. Culmore ct al VS.. Caroline
Genoge ct al, from Harris,
Motion to Dismiss Appeal Filed--J. C..
Russell VS.. Fannie D. Woessner ct al.
from Nueces.
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sold here daily by parties who held for
better prices and who now thinh Il VIII
yet 10 down TO cents Many have 10
sell to get money 20 pay taxes
Tax Collector Culpcpper is busy now
every day Issuing tax receipts
Miss Anna Elis one OF the teachers IN
the Austin schools, came home 70 attend
her sisters marriage
Hon Marcus Townsend Of Columbus
went home yesterday lie had been here
looking AFTER the interests OF the city in
her suit against bondsmeu OK the late ag-
SCISSOR ana collector who have been sued
Ia the district court for $500.
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CURED FOR Lift-

rp,t Is what you want l a.a
,,,h ha' hive % been receiving y 49, ssrs
back again as soo ia No trle "a
meut. This Is espe .s,a, n men ~
cato Diseases peeuits.s 10 nsfare
and arc private ~ Va. lss.- VIA ~
no excuse FOR the a e. ,iy Iihs ~
these cases perlnaIneli.'uyt hs slati 2
experience and given ist ~ hs ~.
diseases that they 9sa aonslgsiss
IAN: II he does, ! sllg ,s ssas5t q
he is not eomnei ,o,, . WAY { CO.
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Hnynic-YorIe.

Welmnr Texas. December l3.--This even
ing at the residence OF the brides mother,
Mrs. NJ. j. York the presiding elder Mr.
Sears, officiating Rev MT. H. N Hayulc
and Miss Kate lorll were married Mr..
Haynie and his bride left for Elgln where
the groom Is stationed TO preach during
the present conference year He has been
IN charge OF this circuit f0r thc past three
years ana he nud his estlmable wife are
fayorites with all the people.
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-.
TRE FIRE RECORD,
Loss Three Hundr.s

Crockett, Texas. December 4
i house and smol,ehouse Of t ma I
500 the property Of j. r ~ s "
burned Saturday night, on tbs ~.
i've miles northeast Of tbls Fl, =.
buildings were not IN use AZ Il. ~ y,
were not insured. 1t Il tbs u. " I
5 ,i work Of an incendiary and ~ !.
tigation is being held today ~ e Z
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THE DEATH ROLL.


Rreuham. Texas. December BON the
northhouud Santa fr passenger train this
momng as the train passed Bcuvnlc.
Mrs. Aida OF Topeka. Kansas. who mad
been IN South Texas Tor her hcah ana
waE on her return home, brcathed hcr
Inst She was laid out in the sleeper and
az Temple viii bc embalmed for shipment
20 her home
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HAidETSViLLE December 49, Hon.
Ben Terrell Of third party fame spoke
here this afternoon iu the Interest az his
party 10 not very large audience. stump
Aahby is 70 follow soon. The pdpuli8ts
arc doing much work n this county enc
deavoring TO carry II at tho next election.
Cotton in considerable quantities is now
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Entire Toyvp n..,,

Raleigh. n. G., December HIN
at Morganton, y. C., this mon,
entire square, the business ps,, !
town, was destroyed, includlss 4,
and several stores.
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Portland, Ne, December In.
on Middle. Pearl and Vine st,ss,,
pied by the Atkinson FURNISHING ~
OF Boston, was burned tonight m
contents. The loss Is sia@a
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JEWETT, pcemher l2.-The NIe,bau,,g
are preparing for an elaborate On.
entertainment for the amusemen, 81
Sunday school children
y. d. Dashiell, attorney for the rwslnt
district returned today from the Grlme.
county court
Little Miss Jamie Gardner, who has bs.,,
visiting here, returned To her homo h.
Buffalo today.
The Bapusts have issued the second
number Of their paper, published IN
Jewett,
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Navasota, Texas. December T.,
Grange Store at Pankey, tzaN Z
north of here. was completely ISIS
by fire, Loss 5000; insurance 20
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Cameron, Texas, December il-Ns
idence Of Frank Fuller was iesrsS
fire last night about II o'elqA 4
about $1,000; insurance $50.
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED ny rosT
REPORTERS.
A san Antonio Suicide identified rs
Missouri Physicinn-PiEeonu
Differentiated by Cnldweu Of
acers-Fire Precautions.

SAN ANTONIO, December is.--An AZ
parcntiy dementod man. who suIcided At
the Porter hotel here several days ago.
gIyinE his name as Alfred C. Ray OF New
York. has been idenuhed as Or. A. c.
Robinson OF Louisiana, Mo. His relatives
have been heard from.
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Mrs. snlIIe FIscher.

Brcnham Texas. December i3.-Dled. al
her home i've miles southwest OF the
city nt 10 O'Clock last night Mrs salie
Fischer wife OF Mn. lIuey Fischer. She
was 5l years OF dgc. nud leaves husband
and ono married daughter 20 mourn her
tIsrs.IHa
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p.monded 10 coioral''.

Waco, Texas, December - 80
tor IN the United States - ~
today issued an order 1911 'p noi y
Elmer q. Johnston 70 tas IN Il
triot OF the United States ~. ~,
Yer for trial. Johnston w. u.s., n
public moneys at Canon el, ], ~.
absconded with about ~ nan, y
funds. He was arrested a.
month ago.
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Dcnth Id q ChMd

Hecvllle. Texas December ia little
daughter OF Presiding Elder W. a. Bggs
died here last night and was buried to-
day.
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Raleigh. ~. g.. December % Right Rev
T H. Lyman, bishop of North Carolina
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