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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

Schoonover who are wanted in that
county to answer a charge of iraudu-
lently disposing of mortgaged property.
Mr. Burke wired him Wednesday that
he had located the partiea Sheriff
Cordandt arrived in Waco Wednes.
day night, and yesterday morning he
and Deputy Sheriff Cliff florence ar
rested both of the Schoonovers near
Downs station. Sheriff Cordaudt left
with the prisoners for Burnet last
night.
In Justice Gala her's court today
Reese Horn plead guilty to charge
of assault and battery and was fued
SIS and costs. The case of WarnSr
Little, who was charged, upon com
plant OF A. B Duty, deputy sheriff
OF Falls county, with refusing to assist
posse, was dismissed.
DR.. Geo. D. Streeter will soon erect
several now houses on North Fifth
street.
}. 3. Payne has just returned FROM
q trip to his 1000 acre farm near South
Bosque and reports wheat aud oats
booming.
John Parker, of Mount Calm, has
purchased the old Conger place al
Hillside. and will remove his family
there in short time.
In the excitement of building rail
roads, Brazos dams and the Worlds
fair matter, the average candidate il
forgotten and left out IN the cold.
Col. S + Moss and other api,al SITS
have purchased site in the northern
part of the city upon winch they will
plant factory to manufacture light.
ming rods, etc.
Four natatoriums and over 1000
bath tubs in dsil use in Waco. No
other CT y IN the world will show up
as good record, as "cleanlinoss il
next TO q id!iness
DR.. and Mrs. p r Hepgst have
removed from their home, No. 1872,
North Eighth street, and now ha re
elee ant apartments at the Home Villa
On Columbus street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
President of the M, X. & T. In the
City-Conference on the Trinity
Road Matter.

This morning Col. r.. b. Parrot,
chairman of the committee appointed
at the railroad meeting Wednesday
night to confer with officials OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
in regard to resolving proposition
from them in the matter Of construct
ing branch from Waco to Trinity,
called the committee together to meet
Fl. c. Rouse, president, j. W. Max
we'll, general superinten dent and other
off oials Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, who were to arrive in Waco
on a special car attached to the south
bound train at 220 O'Clock The
train was an hour and half late aud
did not arrive until o'clock.
They were met at the depot by the
committee aud other prominent
citizens and driven over the city and
shown the natatorlum and other places
of interest.
At this writing it is not known
whether they will remain in the aty
until tomorrow or not, but it is
thought that they will.
Members of the committee are con.
hient that proposition will be made
which will be satisfactory and pro
duotive Of good results
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
is 1T COL COPELAND?
Some Rank Old Facts With String
of Aliases.

Col F. L. Copeland will lecture at
the Young Mems Christian Associa
tion hall tonight on Seeing the Ele--
phant.'
But preceding Colonel Copeland
came the Charlotte n G. Observer,
which contains the following.
"Thc Wilmington Star says Col l.
+. Copeland, if the same l.. +. Cope
land who was there some seventeen or
eighteen years ago, is gigantic fraud.
The star says:
Here he not only posed as a lee
'turer, but played the role OF a preach
or as well. When he came TO vii
mington he was Rev. Charles w
Warren, but it was soon discovered
that he was also Colonel l.. f. Cope.
land with other aliases And oae Of
his favoritc lectures was that same old
'Snobs and Snobbery.'
Gle came very near marrying a
highly respectable young lady in
Wilmington, the Star says, before he
vas unmasked The late Rev. DR. Il
s, Moran was largely instrumental in
running him to cover.
REV. DR. T. II. Prichard. of this
city, who knew Warren In Whining
ton, aud who heard Copeland Tuesday
night, rather thinks they are not one y
Colonel Copeland, it will be re-
membered, lecturod in Waco last sea
son on "Snobs and Snobbcry,' and il
was generally conceded that the col
onel was very interesting talker.
If the colonel is genuine he should
prove himself SO and prevent tur.he
such clippings from following him
If he is the man Of aliases, he shoulc
be driven from the lecture field b,
popular condemnation.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
DENTISTS
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Moore Is sick at his home
on South Fourth street.
Mr. Il G. Brown of Ceburnc is in
the city with view to locating
Mrs. Loewinger is i'll at her
apartments at the Filth house.
Col. |. +, Copeland, of Harrisburg,
Pa, who will lecture at the \ Dung
Mems Christian Association hall to-
night, arrived in the city today aud
registered at the Pacific hotel
H. c. Rouse, president, and j. w
Maxwell, general superintendent Of
the Missouri Kansas and Texas rail.
road, arrived in the city this afternoon
on SPECIAL car.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
THE WORLDS FAIR.
How Funds Can Be Raised 10 Pay
for the Texas Building.

A very timely and sensible sugges-
ton comes from City Secretary Joney
Jones, that while Messrs. Baker, S,ur
gis and Parrot arc urging the veal
thy citizens to come to the front with
large contributions it would be we'll
for committee of twelve or fifteen
prominent citizens to solicit 5 from
each man in Waco, conditioned that
the mnney will be returned if the full
amount is not secured to lift the debt
from the Texas exhibit building.
There is hardly man in Waco who
would refuse to give this little sum it
he knew the full amount could be
raised. The suggestion, if acted
upon, will solve tho problem at once
Mr.. Jones volunteers his SERVICES AS
committeeman, apd since Col Parrot
has been the first gentleman to en-.
deavor to raise the sum, 1t would be
universally satisfactory Ii he would
appoint tins committee a1d let them
commence work at once
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
WILL LEAVE WACO.
General Secretary Thompson of
the Y. M. c. A Resigns.

On account of the poor health of
his wife, Mr.. Bert Thompson, the
popular general secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
of this city, has decided to resign his
position and leave Waco FOR Cincinn.
natl, Mrs. Thomp1on's old home,
where he will engage in art work on
one of the big dallies in that city.
Mr Thompson has made an ex
ccptionally good secretary for the
association and his host Of friends
will be panied TO learn OF his decision.
The association is now in cores
popdence with a young man who has
had large experience in the work
and he is expected in the city to take
charge Of affairs next week.
Mr. Thompson will leave the city
Saturday, March IS, to join his wife
who is now in Fort Smith, Ark.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
uoItCyyY MARSHAL.

re-, NEWS is Authorized ncuncs v. G.
.hb as candidate for city marshall at tina
.lril election
NEWS is authorized 20 announce J. II.
he "a A candidate for city marshal Of the
aapprril election
Tux NEWS ie authorized to announce Ar {.
In as A candidate for re election TO the olice
Nte,,tS marshal at the April election,
ro are authorized TO announce Mr.. MI Ter
LAVE Ms - candidate for city marshal al the
inm vJi election April A.
rup NEWS Is authorized to announce Sam g
usil as candidate for city marshal at the
April election
rur NEwsis authorized to announce Buck
o,nnin AZ a candidate for city marshal at the
ipIfri election.
INV NEWS Is authorized to announce MIR.
Tim y. kcudrirk as Il candidate for city
= srshsl at the april election:
Tur NEws,s authorized 80 announce j W.
.edb.rf}is Candidate for city marshal at the
apri election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
ALI OVER TOWN.

Did YOU read TYE NEWS council
report
Dr.. B. ii. Carroll will lecture on
Character tonight at Paul Quinn
'ollege
Lacy Weaver was fined - in the
mayors court this morning tor
ghting.
The Geyacr City brass band meets
or practice to night at their music
loom over the Oak Hall saloon.
Gel. Copeland lectures tonigh. at
s'he Yourg Mems Christian Associa.
hon hal. on, Seeing the Elephant .
Popular prices prevail.
Mr.. . Mason was in today from
Ryan, and says Hog creek was visited
with great lain and the small grain
'tops are all looking fine.
The regular business meeting OF
Fat Ceburne Camp will be held in
Almory hall at $50 o'clock. Buslne SIS
Importance will come up for consid-
cation.
Physical Director Snafer Of the
IN, {. a, went out to Baylor
University yesterday afternoon anC
vsanz-d a class of young ladies in
'oySlca il steuolion.
ULcle John Claiborne, an old time
.''orcd citizen Of Waco, died yester
ngst his home on Webster street
p, was buried this afternoon in the
'AH Street cemetery.
"T' 5. F, Oaks has re.opeued the
~ Lehman hotel. Mrs. Oaks is ont
"acos oldest citizens, most est
, sue lady and thorough bushes:
suan' and The News predicts fo
!" popular house unrivaled success
os Sc'ordng to the report Of Sanitar,
mug. ~'sr j p. Blesslngton, there ar
&c thousand bath tubs in daily us
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
Hotel Arrivals.

HOTEL PALMo u Il Smith, city;
5 w Slayden, city; S l. Spear, Chi
cage; W p Flynn, Ala; A e Deviney,
Texas; VIM r Brewer city; b J
Furgsson, New York; l. = McCord
F w Patterson, Fort Worth; w d
Darlington, l. Abram, city; VIM.
Ramsey, Bolton; Il G Meyers, Dallas
r /. Smith, Palmo, Texas; ID II
Frett, San Francisco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

Ladies and gentlemen should wit
ness the Leap for Life, by Prof.
Speedy tonight at the Natatorio San
atorium. Admittance rs cents only.
Holders OF annual tickets admitted.
Admittauce ticket good for pool alter
the exhibition.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

in Waco. A year ago there were
only three hundred and sixty two
showing an increase of six hundred
snd thirty eight.
Deputy Marshall w. c. Clay left
for Taylor last night to bring Mont
Ravey, who is wanted here for
burglary. He arrived with his
prisoner this afternoon. Ravey is
thought to be one of the parties who
burglarized s. Marks store some time
ago.
Mr.. G. S. Thompson, of Philadel-
phia, has been in the city several days
stopping Mt the Pacific, and is highly
pleased with the city He has about
decided to locate with US and go into
the mercantile business. Waco, the
best town in Texas, is glad to have
MIR. Thompson as citizen.
Hillside farm has been sold by
Messrs. w. N Conger and Walter
, King to Messrs. j. f and +. I.
Parker. MIR. Conger will come to
Waco and run the implimeut house
now being run by Parker Brothers,
the business being part Of the con
sideration given for the farm.
The Central station fire boys have
have had flash light picture taken
representing them as answering a
midnight call. 1t is quite unique
showing the boys in their hurry and
furry to slip on their clothing, into
place, ring the gong and fly to the
rescue of women and children at the
uorcy Of the fire hend.
| Drs. Seabright & Jones are securing
new patients daily, and have never
failed to give satisfaction to those
att 'cted with the liquor or morphine
habit. If your have relative or a
friend who is addicted to either {,
the above habits you should SEQ the
doctors in their behalf They will
guarantee a cure. Patients treated at
their homes privately. Read the ties
timouia! Of Mr.. Simmons else where
in this paper.
The action of Mrs. House in the
Bell Chambers matter has been again
sustained, this time by the state board
of educati N, the highest resort. Il
has gone the rounds, first to the schoo
committee, then to the CITY council
next to the state superintendent o.
public instruction, and finally to the
state board of education. In each
appeal Mrs. House has been sustained
| in her action, and since there is nc
other resort for appeal the matter will
likely drop.
TIE annual state meeting of the
Epworth League will take place a
Taylor on Tuesday, Wednesday ant
Thursday, April 18th, 5'h and 9Th Thu
League of the Fifth Street Methods
church, this city, at their regula
meeting last night, elected the follow
ing named delegates to attend th'
state meeting: Rev. Fl, M. Whaling
and wife, w. E. Maxon, Miss A, M
Jordan, A. S. Hornbeck and the presl
dent of the League, Prof. ). IA
; Ferguson.
John +. Moore was arrested yester
day afternoon by Deputy Constabl
Charlie Sparks to answer charge @
, COW theft. 1t is alleged that Moor
stale a cow and yearlipg from farme
living north of Waco, and afte1ward
: sold them to the firm of Rack & Glove
who keep meat market on the sou'l
side of the pubic square. lie APP
, peared before Justice Galsghe
. yesterday, waived examination and HI
bond was fixed a, 800 which be tAlle
r tic give and was remanded to AL
Last Tuesday, Sheriff Burse rt
! ceiyed letter from Sheviff Cortland
!, of Burnet county, asking for the a
&c r Schno1Oyer and 3.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
Night Services.

The usual Friday night services will
be held at St. Paul's church, and 1t is
expected that the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Kinsolving, who is now in the city,
will officlate. All are cordially in.
vited.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

la your clamor for more manu!act-
urng enterprises, don't forget to pat
ronize those that are with Us. They
ask no bonuses, their employees are
with us, spend their wages with our
merchants, buy homes from our real
estate men, and help to build up our
city. In helping them you help your
self
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

Ladies and gentlemen, 90 to the
Ns'atoro. Sanatorium tonight to wit
ness the great exhibition of diving,
somersaultlng and uapez work by
Prof Speedy, Abundance rs cents
only Ticket good for pool after ex,
hibltion.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
yoK ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOI.

We are authorized to announce b.
Humphreys las T. candidate for reelection to the
odice of assessor and collector, at the ensuing
,Ity election, April 4.
Tn NEWS is authorized to announce X T..
rtcocke as l. candidate for city assessor ana
ollector at the April election.
STARK WEST.
We are authorized to announce stark West AS
ycandidatc for assessor and collector AT the
Ins sing election April ith.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

You can buy good lots, we'll located
from kirkpatrick for about one hall
what you would have to pay for other
lots 40 more desirably located.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
FOR CITY SECRETARY.

rue News 3 authorized to announce W c.
Cooper as candidate for city secretary at the
April election
rur rEWs IA authorized 20 announce x. v.
Jsblonows hi as candidate for city secretary
It the April election.
We are authorized TO announce Mr. G. A.
loren, as h ca didate for city secretary at
me election - April.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
FOR CRY TREASURER

Wa are authorized to announce w. W. seley,
a. a candidate for recollection to the office oil
cityueasurer at the ensuing election Arril i.
TUE NEws is authorized to announce MIR
John X Roee as candidate for city treasurer
at the April election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
What You ehoud Do.

In the spriug take Climax Blood
Elixir aud get your system in good
shape for the summer. For sale by
druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
Are You Bilious

If 20 take Climax Pills and be
relieved. They are the true health
pills sold by druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

J n. Clabaugh has opened wood
york on Franklin between Seventh and
Eighth streets Wood delivered in
any quantity. Give him trial.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

NEW DEPARTURE-For the convenience of customers
IA furnish special carriage free of charge for all
connected with funeral Telephone any time of day
/ i night and carriage will be you
STEPHENSON & NOE
Undertaking Rooms No. 4o7 Franklin Street
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10
COK CITY ATTORNEY

Tpr NEWS is authorized to announce James
A. Harrison. Esq. a. a candidate for re- lection
o the office OF city attorney at the April cleo
sion.
THE NKws e authorized to announce Mr. "
@ II. Park as acHndidate for the office of city
attorney Ut the April election.
THE NEWS Is authorized to announce John w
paws rs candidate for city attorney at the
April election.
THR NEWS Is authorized to announce Eugene
Z. Easter.ing as candidate for city attorney
ST the April election.
w. b. FAKES.
The NEWS Ii authorized to announce w. u
Fakes as Candidate for city attorney at the
spr election.
THE NEWS is Authorized toanuounce Judge
V, II. Les in. as y candidate for cny attorney
Nthe approt ching city election
tOK ALDERMAN.
fHg NRws Is authorized to announce w.
swkins "a, Il candidate for re election as II
irman from the Fourth ward At the Apri
lettUn.
The Nxws Ia authorized to announce Maj. A
symes as n candidate for aldermau from INT
tecond wa.d ut the Apiil election.
Tux News Is authc rzed 10 announce Mr.. p
G. Kirkpatrick a. a candidate for alderman
rom the third ward at the April election.
THE NKws!s authorized TO announce Mai, 7
| Z. 1ibbs as u car d.date for alderman truIi TN
6rst ward al the April election.
rRE NFwS il authorized ID Announce l.. f
v oudwnrd as "A carddstn for alterT an from
The third ward Al lhe April election.
The NEWS Is authorized to announce j, r
ar erman from the Third ward ut the Apr
election
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

Look here, hats and bonnets |
reduced 80 per cent. Com
plete line OF hair goods, hair
dressed and shampooing.
The Ma,hors kid glove with
patent lace, the William COR
set and the Delsarte.
MRS. b. }. DOSS,
400t Austin ST., near cor. 4th.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-10

Subscribe for THE News.
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PHYSICIANS.

Il. EENkEL1.. ". ID Rooms ~
" aud "a Prevalent building. Tor hone No
y, Waco. Tcxss EYE. EAR. NOSE, AND
TmRoAr Exclusively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03

excited with saios fraction above and below
the final quotations 81 yesterday, under gooh
demand. one concern buying ireeiy, sofa up l;H-''
ufterward WORKING back go, chongsa so'ne;
ruled gteady, and at the close had gained
IIsaI5Gc. oats made an advance OF "a
&c. Outside figures were not maintainel
A. tho close, but net gam Oh sis
IA. was established TIE strength chmo
rom corn aud also from wheat 1hsre was also
a liberal demand from shorts and less pressure
70 sell except on tho bulge. Tne provision
market, after its severe Sickness OF tho nay oe-
fore. opened quite eonVal6scenI bes.uss' ar
rour a Co, Nelson Morris X Co., swift &c Co,
the AnglO-American Packing Company, ana
otnsr big packing concerns, which nave poem
aOssntee5 during the Cudahy reJlme az
took hand once again IN tho Hansscuons W
the pit They came as buyers Tor tho mot
part There Was u lArge business done IN ARA
for export 5000 tierces being reported takeh
for England and 1000 herces tor Germany'
Following promptly en- the collapse OF the price
IL = not possiDle that those foreign shipments
are going forward on Chicago account LlrI
aud other commodities, 10 Is said. can Dc carried
much more cucaplY abroad man they c"h po
here at present. Closing prices were at inc ,op
for TIE day ESTIMATED receipts tor io-hor TOW.
Wheat. 10; corn, $50; oats, az cars: hogs,
$4,000 hea 1. Freights we're dun, the lnabillly
Of shippers % sell exchange checking business
The rates were ltsalAc. FOR wheat and TO- Tor
cora 20 bufnlo. A. ,
sprtpg wheat Gpc.: No 3 sDring wheai, private
traies: No. . rod, SOC. No. 2 corn, 80 no.
2 Oats, 98lkc: No. . wbre oats. @ffsa2sc
No. white, T. o. D.. 2lIfa%5c. 10 rye, - &C.
No. barley nominal; I. o. b., 33c., NO. 4, l. o.
h. 34c. No. aaxs.ei. Doc.aei prime timothy
eecd. $3.50. hess-pork, per barrel. si-.V sg
sI2g5. Lard, per 100 pounds, s1as1 %.
Sbort-rtb sides loosrl, S6S5asI 90. Dry-salteo
shoulders boxed, s7.75asS. ShOrt-clear sides
boxed. sS 37lSaSS. 30. Mhiskey, distiliers hh-
ished goods. per gallon, sl.i@.
the leading futures ranged rs follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKe
CRenorted for the Dispatcn.l

August 2.-AuctiOn offerings on Change TO-
day. 81 packages. aud all sold. Highest price,
Sl7.15; lowest, $3.50; average s''os. -
Private sales Filters, 4; cutters, lO; wrap
pers, II darks, z: western rugs, - LNSn' -
total, SO hogsheGds. -,....
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes,
SS50.05: tobacco, S2,290.oO-tOtaI, So'lfo.Vi'
No loose sales to-day.
DAVIS s Gregory viii have very sOoi Saio VI
lrtsht tomorrow.
sur ,ur ID averaged very well to-day and tho
bright market shows signs or Improvement IN
wrapper and cutter sales. ,
Inc Raleigh N. c. weather-crop Duleth says
OF crops for July 3lst: "Rop0rts geperaiy
uniayorabie. Conditions are so diversified anu
the rainfall mas been SO unequally distributed
that II Is dinicult 20 specify tue regions Wheto
Sufficient rain has fallen or where dE0oBht sIlIl
prevails seriously without mentioning repOIS
from every place. The same conditions pre-
vail 10 Virginia. IL Is perplexing 70 READ dlHer-
InR Ieports from rue same sections anu, ,o
bacco. Dark tobacco appears 20 90 more gene
rally and uniformly good tnan Dughts, HuiIo ssn-
cured reports are reassuringiy gCo1- behsnss ~
North Carolina and Virginia are repofted al tns
way through gradatlons from very poor pros.
poets and no recovery probable 10 very eAceieis
prospects and the crop maturing rapiay. -
rain to-day reylye5 n fas -ro)pins S'op "
yesterday and continued drought Ot HocA
r nders a crop almost unservceable. Changes
are great aud radical. aud hence every low Jays
there IL a different repor, from many sectiens
Our western tObaccc-crop reports are very
much on the same order. Many very hstleIlp6i
none very bad. however. me Chief drasDacA
Is drought, ana the latter Is more rel bscauso OF
tue early and long rains. the sudden and raaic,i
change not being healthy Tor tobacco under sufh
potent condition. Reports are elusliy nns9Ils-
factory 10 buyers and sellers, both clsimins sono
advantage or disadvantage predominatlhs' NC
cord,ng 10 interest dictates.
Mr.. Morris Is home from tue Hudson.
Mr.. q, l. Fiemmins, OF Wilson, n. T., 10 mere