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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
A PRINCELY JOKE.
How Leopold became Disabled Through
Hclping Nurse to Sow.

lIclping n Nurse To Sow
A quaint rominisccnce of the Frapco-
German war has been revived in con-
ncction with the recent wedding fcs.iv-
tiles at Siginaringen, and has lncn
making theround of the German papers
1t appears that the prince of uohcn-
zollern prince Fcrdinand's fathcr) then
known as Prince Leopold, frequently
during the siege of Paris called at the
infirmary established within tho lor,lly
walls of Versailles to inquire aftor tho
patients. Nor did he omit to CHAT with
the nurses, most of them German Indies
who had volunteered for the scrv-
ice.
One section of the hospital was under
tho special charge of lady who rs u
child had been Il favoritc playmate of
Prince Leopold, and this lady one day
laughingly demonstrated with his
Royal Highness for interfering with
the progress of the hemmiu~ and
stitching.
your Royal IIighness must join in
the work, so please you, Or
"Sehr gut" said tho prince, "Ill try
my hand ut 4 bandage."
supplied and the gallant prince plieu
the needle as best he could, then sinil-
ingly bowed himself out.
Next day Frederick the Noble calel
hale, hearty and happy-and after
making the round of the beds looked ia
upon the nurses.
you've done it," he said, you've
disabled capital officer YOU did not
give poor Cousin Leopold thimble,
and to-day he cannot hold a newspaper
in his hand, let alone sword. There
now" The ladies looked up in amaze
mcnt, and were requested to show the
princes liandiworlS 1--WE cannot show
it for nothing" said the ready-wittcd
fraulein.
1--WE must ask for fee for our sick
and wounded, SO please"
What is the lowest fee gentleman
may offer?" was the reply. Il am
desperately hard up"
Nothing less than so pfennig (0d)."
Nonsense! Hand over the article.
please, at once; if you ladies want TO
escape court-martial hand me the
bandage at once"
CONSERVATION prevailed; the bandage
was handed over to the Crown Prince,
who took, it, saluted and left The
room. a few hours later n small par
Gel was handed to the lady superin-
tendent, left by an orderly. When it
was opened it was found to contain
the bandage, number of gold coins
and that nights menu of the imperial
dinner table. On the back of it the
Imperial Crown Prince had penciled
the lines: COLLECTED at dinner tonight
in admiration of Cousin Lcopoids
necdlcworil-Dy Frederick William"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
A Plucky Act.

This illustration of the pluck of Ad.
miral Sir Arthur Cumming, lately de-
ceased, is given by London paper:
When lieutenant on the South Amer.
lean station, half n century ago, he
boarded a SLAYER, and, through his boat.
man losing hold of that vessel. he
found himself unsupported on board q
ship the deck of which was crowded
with hostile Spaniards. Without hest.
tation he shot the helmsman, seized
the wheel, ran tho SLAYER up in the
wind, and, pistol in hand, kept the en-
tire crew at bay until his boat wns
once moro alongside.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
Women Fighting prrze-Fignters.

The women of New Orleans entered
the anti-lottery fight and the lottery
had to go The women arc now enter
ing against pngilism, and the fstic
artists must cease from their labors
New Orleans will not stand by an in
stitution which is not approved by tho
ladies, and, moreover, does not pay
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
Gambling In Chlnn.

The Chinese are inyetcratc gamblers.
1T Is said that when Cinnamon has
lost everything else he will even stake
lis finger joints. If he loses he chops q
joint off with 4 Ratchet, dips the stump
in Oil, and resumes play II he loses
again he chops OF another joint, and SO
en- till al orc gone.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20
SuOEsfAUrpe

SHOEMAKERs.
d. HORGhN. the Shoemaker. Makes aud "a.
naira AL kinds OF boots and shoes Ut 104 Esisor
street, opposite market house. Sstefa ctioy
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-20

SEWING MACHINES.
NEW HOME, j. A. CAMPBELL. Agen., so
Henry street.
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CITY MARKET.

ROASOKN DRESSED sAte 70.
N. RKNSCH. Stall No q
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TWELVE HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND POINTS WEST.
THE POPULAR ROUTE TO RICHMOND
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refreshments viii be served IN addition to
the literary treat prepared. An admission
rec q 70 cents VIII be rharsed. This So
ciety has done much good during the past
year In ailevintinR the wants Of the poor
1 1lnld needy. Tho same may be said Of the
JHiE Guild Of Trinity bpsdopal church,
tne y ouaB Folks Hebrew Ala society ana
rinhlar organizations amonR the other
sees ana denominations The afRreRAte
amount ANNUALLY raised and expended
w them IN Victoria alone would doubtless
reaQh over q tnosuand dollars.
Miss Murnie Smith Of this county and
alr. A. p Easiland Of San Angelo VIII
oe married az the Episcopal church IN this
city on Thursday, December 2. Two other
Weddings SIN take place about tiie same
tune, but have not yet been announced.
- District court adjourned today for
, aa,tn gssgiNing among. TIE cases dismgsed
CHARGED with theft In 1875 mention Of
whose arrest by Sheriff rhurmond In
w aehinRton county a few months ago
was mnde by The Post at the time, Tom
wallace. colored was given five years for
perjury. The grand jury adjourned yes
terday, having found lweuiy.ihrca true
pilis, eleven feloniee md twelve raisse-
ine7nora They repprt all tho affairs OF
the county IN excellent qhnpe and cnmpli
ment an the officers and county commits
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS
MARES NEST IN A FIND sENsA-
TtoNAL STORY.
Too Much Conversrtien water the
Cause OF Young Mans Arrest MS
"a afurderousIy Inclined Crank.
Change In Postmasters.

Galveston, Texas, November sO.-The
sensational story which appeared in a
local morning paper regarding an at
tempt upon the life OF Mayor Fly, was
substantially without foundation. The
man, Harry Wilson. who was arrested
last night, was simply under the In
huence of liquor and did not realize what
he was doing He had an idea that It was
necessary for him TO lay his troubles be-
for the mayor before any charge could
be made.
The man was evidently relieved OF a
sum of money during the evening, but
he was too much Intoxicated to know
exactly where he lost Il.
The cnse will come Up before Recorder
johnson tomorrow morning.
A CAPTAIN MISSING.
Walter Nelson, captain Of the sloop
Success has been missing since Novem-
Der 6 His vessel is housed in slip 10
and is locked up. No one has heard OF
the missing man since the date mem
toned. The owners OF the sloop are
making an investigation and fear he has
They are very anxious to get possession
OF the boat and put her to work.
GETTING BETTER.
The rapid completion of ! the north
5etty has already had rs desired effect.
During the blow short time ago the
depth of water on the bar near the Boil
war shore was increased over three feet
and the good work still goes on. 1t viii
be only a short time befote Galveston
has twenty feet OF water on the bar.
CHANGE or PoSTA1ASTERS
Today Colonel A. M. Shannon assumed
charge Of the Galveston postofflce and
w. II. Sinclair stepped down and out.
The only appointments at the disposal
OF Colonel Shannon which do not come
under the civil service rule are assistant
postmaster, special delivery messenger
and porter Thus it Will bc seen tbs new
democratic postmaster has but few places
10 batow on his friends.
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Richmond, isNas, November ga pira 5
ant party 2f young ladies ana gentlemen
frem here made a most enjoyable trIp.
eglilnr on Mr. " o. Ellis al sa~tartla
ms PARTY was composed Of the foilowine
l-Hian Winston. Dr. j IL billiard er5
Mies sue Attic Clay Il. a. Ransom ana
MSS Lizzie MeGee, CALVIN Bulky ana
s ME- y ave Msssendprlfl j Farmer and
ara MIS- w N Andrews aud MI. ana
Mfs j. y, Bryant They we're mot al
y aiheI ~ Ar W @. Ellis with a tally,
" aFawn ~ -FOUR beautiful white horses
MT k,llls earried lie pafty Iirst 10 bis
extensive SUGAR i'iant, where he expiaiusd
the processes 70 making sugar nv ire In,
ttNNtA WaeuHely. FROM the sugar huiis4
me party were drAnn 10 the knrre az
SApi4ia O.. w 8ediek chiei mEnarer N
aat lhrtiA plantation, whele Mr. pllia Mas
Prepared eD rieRant supper kftor ena,,s,
ing few pleasant hours soG!ailv ~
Party returned 20 Bichmond rs
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oeorgeto,,n GInnnin..

ssorSei9wn Texas, Noysf,ber so.--rhe
engine' boiler and other machinery FORM
cry useo Ia White and Talbotts uIn
and machine shop were sold today ~
the sheriff al the court house door 10
satisfy iudgment for sisa5 IN favor 81
Walter Pipps & Co against white a
Iaihou; The properly was bm,eht n
ny A. Eaeknan for Walter Tinps Tor
We f9m q 500 and afterwards sold to
county court VIII begin nrxf Wooaav
Win uoekets OF go criminal cases ana 81
ttNl ~ the former more tiian mil
we huiAper We're continued from last
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1MPnnssIvn cERnMoNIns.
General Grnnbury's Remains Taken
10 His Home for Intermcnt.

~ AA1 AAOtAtG A0N
FORT Worth Texas, November SO.-Tbe
remains OF Brlgadier General Hiram b.
Granbury were buried at Granbury this
afternoon with imposing civil and mill
tary honors.
r. p Lee camp OF United Confederate
veterans of Fort Worth, Major H. M.
Van Iandt in command which have
charge OF the ceremonies here, marched
| from their armory about seyenty-fiye men
! being in the ranks, 10 the undertaking es.
about 80 ocIock and found awaiting them
a delegation from Pat Cleburne camp of
Waco and several private citizens from
pie Mrs. a. d. Moss, sister OF General
Granhury; Mrs. Bryce ana NJ. A. d. Moss
from brentwood came IN later on.
There were no services OF any descrip-
| ton Mt the undertaker's but an interesting
event was the placing of Confederate
nag arouna the toffin with the name OF all
the battles in winch General Granbury
participated inscribed upon it.
Six pail bearers from the r. p. Lee
and Pat Cieburne camps carried the cot
FIN to the hearse, the old veterans fell int2
line ahead with Lee camp In front, and
the procession proceeded to the union
depot Among them could be seen old
soldiers who wore the grey
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Bryce rode
TO the depot In carriage.
on arriving at the depot the coffin was
carried through the open ranks Of the
haggage car Of the special Denver and
Rio Crande train Of six ears With I'M
covered heads the old soldiers n number
Of whom were comrades In arms of the
hero, saluted with bowed heads as the
coffin was carried TO the Baggage car
and placed on a tresiie.
a guard OF honor from the r. r. Lee
and Pat Cleburne camps entered the car
and rode with the honored dead to Gran
bury. There was a large crowd at the
depot when the funeral train pulled ont
at 1910 and although 10 funeral dlrge was
heard and no dropping banners We're
tralled, the scene WIS very edlfying as the
crowd was evidently impressed with the
unusually solemn circumstances surround
ing the event
Among those from abroad wh8 came
TO take part In the re-ntermant cere-
monies We're r. G. Burleson, president Of
baylor university, Waco, who acted as
chaplain at the Granbury religious SER
wees; Mt. w q Cooper city secretary
camp: j. M. Shaw editor of the Inde-
pendent Pulpit and memher Of Pat
Cleburne camp OF Waco; Major Nj. ID
lterring, Waco, the memorial orator; ~
r. Nurley and John Moore, also OF Waco:
II. !, n Doyle OF Granhnry who ac-
from Tennessee; MAJOR A. D. Moss Of
broWnwood; DR.. d. f. Stuart and Mater
Aiheft Mckinney from Houston arrived
IN the afternoon. too late, however having
missed connection at Garrett Ia tnise
bury, much to their regret ~ both yvere
veterans OF firanbury's brigade pr sti-
art was BRIGADE surgeon ami Mntor Nc
iAspney bore the dead generals body from
the place where he met his death wounds
on the bloody battlefield OF franklin
Major n NJ Van Zandt OF Fort worth
and DR. j. NJ DoyIe or Grenh,rt, bad
charge or the ceremonies.
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BEAUMONT nuneEr.
Pythian Election white murdes
Cnse-on "A Hunt.

Pythian Election White Murdes
Cnse--on n Hunt.
Beaumont Texas. November s0.--I.ast
night Jefferson lodge No. IS. Knights o.
Rythias, held an election OF officers with
The following RESULT o. c. Taylor G..
Ct I Norris, " e.; ". A. Barston, NJ. OF
W; w. G. Wolverton p: N. o simon,
NJ OF r., Louis Schwartz. NJ. of d.! JOS
]. SolihsSy. n at A., w w. Green rep-
resent1dge 20 Grand Lodge; w A. Ives
trustee for three years The lodge d n
4 honr!ahing condition and has an excel.
lent mem bership.
me trial OF Jim White, charged with
the murder OF Bob Ford both coiored
WI pe taken up in the district court to-
stump Asflpy, the somewhat noted
orator VIII make an address fonirhi M
We court house. II Is understand thnf
sip; sAasihhy VII speak from poDullstic
Me5srs 4 f. Lumn vern VI ZONES
a4l Pr r. 7; Cook came over fran tIotIs-
ton 70 spend ThanksRiyirg and hdx,e 4
hunt with Mr.. p o. Laiive irhe Ia f,er
YES compelled 70 remain IN the city, NM
ne ,lSed up his guests with hintt,se
OUTFIT and couyeyance and sent fbs,55
aown 70 rnvlor's bayou, and In thar vini,t
~ the party found lhe MIGRATORY fn,lls
!ad zone turthhr south 70 thaY faois "
lne words and IN 4 short tlms hrn,,-.t ~
~ eaftn rat young Slx-pointed hsIfi
t.is Aullsinen Knocked over sonnn efnallHr
sane and returned 10 Heanrnon. vts,i
ssst,tsned with their Thanlagiyinp IN $50
-HsS is'pfhea % Houston tonight
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womacIs--RuttriII.

Longview, Texas, November 29.-Last
night at the residence OF the brides
mother Mrs r. y. Buttrili Mr.. John
trlll were united In marriage by Rev.
III. G. Scuddy.
Miss Buttnll is from one OF I.ongvlew's
best families and is widely known in
East Texas.
Mr. Womack is a relative OF Major
Womack. and IS one OF Marshalrs most
progressive business men.
Both the bride and groom have many
friends who extend their CONGRATULATIONS.
AIR and Mrs. WompcIS will leave Friday
for their home in Marshall.
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NeM GeIa lflrla..

~ Faso. Texas, Soy. 2S1Fhe excite
nen' created NJ the gold strikes al Hcen
Lsa.ss y the Organ districts, firty miles
lerte o. this city, continues and auite
Der q miners ana prospeccors lett fof
o'elf l9day Interest N the new caron
N'is considerably heightened here by Tx
ttSeps OF letter from an El Paso nifner
VINO stated re bad taken un an eyrpnslsi,.
snd Eaid he had found froe eold IN
aepth ot three feet lie also staten ne
veins al gold-boaring rock, varying frel,
~ '9 eighteen inches in thiel.neys n,
s sl,. ana are covered with from three n
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peal. VI The civil y,
q County Judge b. q y s9At
IL lena E's Gilman have ee 4 c.As,.A,, =.
L'sdles OF Honor "u0n Of Kts. 9 !
are here prospecting Rlchs n, /,
',yp,l,shin6 lumber vwn9 \ !
That ''ssr ufls on he aassI dIss.i \.
Women 's''9 Mss Should "a y s9a o,I s'SI
Cora Stanford reprs o,alsy H.s,s..
i've. and Misses s, ,,ssfssatsd No. +. /
Mclean the negative AIN baaock IA s' y
M Ne i1bSsses was IN favor n n: Veas'
yited guests "a I Wera faculty iua e '.;ls
the noted humorls, p'ssent ana. :
mace iii an interesting 1 ,s, Auiists s
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HYaIENEAL.
wester- Labban.

Taylor. Texas, November 29.-Mr Rurlc
wester and Miss Georgia Labban were
married yesterday evening at o'clock
IN the Presbyterian church, Rev Ohm
stead officiating. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and q large
congregation Of friends OF the parties
We're present. The groom is a partner
IN the firm of Kelly a. Wester, furniture
dealers, aud Ia prominent young bust
ness man OF the city The bride Is one
Of Tayiar's falrest daughters. and has
just resigned position as teacher in
the public schools. They VIII make Tay-
lor their home
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NorEs GATHERED Dr POST
RTPoRTERs.
a Number of stoIen Horses Recover
ed Near overwhelmingly At
tempt 20 Asnnsainate n
nierohaht--Notes.

PALESTINE, November so.-Mr. j. b.
peuman came in yesterday evening from
Houston and spent the day packing up
and shaking hands with old friends, and
left last night, accompanied by Mrs Bau-
whn, for his new home AT Houston whore
he r chief dispatcher for the lnternntinn-
~ and Great Northern. Mr.. BaumHn has
for years been mn employee Of this road at
Palestine, winning The esteem and respect
q all who came In contact with him and
hts removal from the city IL matter OF
regrot Vita his friends, but they bid him
God speea IN HIS new position.
Mr.. N. x. Anders. who has been very III
ia the county jail for some time, gave
bond yesterdny and left on the night
train fc- Galveston.
The grocery department Of the Phles-
tine Manufacturing company was sold
yesterday 10 MIR. John r. Heerne. presi-
dent Of tho First National bank
a reception was rendered the members
OF the Storm club at the residence OF Mrs.
A. s. Fox last night. The evening WIS
epfnt In conversation. music, etc. during
which refreshments were Herved. Miss
Lilly Belle proved herself most entertain
ing and the guests enjoyed themselves
hugely.
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1nn nIGmER counTs-
rirst supreme pistrIst'

Court of Civil Appsallss,-.,,y,,; v ~ "A
chief Justice; +. A. " hllfnls TX Is,
Clay Pleasant, assoclaRs @yees'rf
Gated at Gaivcston)
Galveston, Texas. November ~. 80 |.
court Of civil apnealf lhe loHor'''s :.
ions were rendered tocayi .,,,,e,
Affirmed w. Bufsen sVptsNi5
Strickland Printing company asrls
ana CHARLES GATES VI. tranh ,.,ss &
peal FROM Harris; W; z. lSs says'.
81 fIynTs et nj. error from Aiall s., =
ster q Wood w. the Land aie's "a Z
yestment and Agency comp ~ ~. y XII
len. Hnifed. IRON Harris IeAss ~
Orleans Railway COMPANY
Wood, from harris - wtl r. n
Reversed and Renanoe p--' ~, !, n, I.
at al ~. John McAdams y Y 4
WASHINGTON. - sninlitt.
The following cases wsse 'p4''s'
December IL. t1arrls .
Wifhrow and wife vs. ts
Harris. Dayid Odum Of ~ " 3
Garner az al. from Qianss' ~, ns,'H nd
ton VS.. A. Cathcart & W. 49, ia
Il e. s.aith & Bro. " ys .,se.n
from 3rnzorla; y Nien9ls,3',, /.
AZ Marx vs. Mildred = ~ ~ s .alis'S
GolyestoIi Il. II. Hermann e XXX + i
l(ansas and Texas rnif~as y
AiIea and William Cumey Y Rrik.
and Jack Bgndersens !cS S' y y g
Winston ys. VI. Ms1tsTsA"
Bra1oria. ------.--.-.-.---s--,,-
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Workman, Texas November 2s.-rhl
Central Texas Methodist Protestant con
ference devotional exercises today wer.
conducted BY Rev. N. a. Wood Of Whit
ney,
glnla conducted services In the Interest OF
l home missions. The sermon WAS followed
By collection OF over $50 IN cash
| Committees reported rs foiiuwy. Com,
mttee on publishing Interests, on fraternal
relations, on itinerary ana orders, and on
Al 10 o clock the special or,iet OF the day
was called, which, briefly stated. Ia: 'Shai
women be admitted 70 representation "
the general conference, and ahau women
be admitted TO orders in the Methodlsi
Nv II ", Guthrie G. II Miller, Geo. W.
Hound, Thos. Longbotham and H. NJ. ba'
kerr ,,-a..,.o,,,
oyef ars No . from the general confer.
ence was taken up. II was ~ toliows'
"shau the stewards be elected by the
omIreh or By the quarterly conference, as
is now the law OF the churchf The oyer
ture was adopted and the stewards WI oe
ali the annual conferences vote for the
overture No. 8 was submitted, which is
t99ws s9si see pSs Iat1 81 hSSp
be admitted as members OF tho quarterly
conference7" Adopted.
a resolution OF luailkS was It4tl ailA
adopted thanlting the following railroads
for courtcsles extended the members oil
the conference and for reduced fare to and
from the. meeting; Houston md , Texas
aud Denver, Rock Island Missouri kan
sas and Texas, St Louis southwestern,
international and Great Northern and
Cult, Colorado and Santa Fe
At the evening session the president was
reported sick and the secretary called the
meeting to order and presided over the
10 La l.ar - .4F Ar rVnaf ltTai
Reports OF committees poured In with
q rush. as the members seemed determined
10 wind up the business. When the hour
for adjournment arrived the time was ex-
tended thirty minutes and when this limit
was reached the body adjourned TO meet
after the sermon and conclude the work.
Rev. w. T., Luton Of Bowie preached.
AT the close OF the service the following
brethren were ordained elders IN the min
lstry; a. $. Hendrix, J, II Lovin, w d.
Farley, @. @. Ellis, l.. w. Pace and D. p.
owen
The plan of appointments was read At
the night session for the Central district,
Blooming Grove circuit TO be supplied;
Round Tree w, y. Farley; Buffnio, W.
4, Pritchardi Corsleana, y g. Millburn;
Gorslc9na station. j Howell Grand
Dirk Mart w + Luton; Oletha. ]. X. p.
Hindman; Frnnidn, p, a, qazpway; un-
ion. w. Il. Hemphill; workman, G. w
Bounds; Prairie Valley, ~ A. Wood;
Wayland j. r. LoVin: eyangelists. a n
Miller and II. g. Grady; missionary, J,
G. Way.
IN the hands OF the president subject to
appointments MS supply are RevB j. *
Bays, J W. Guthrie n C. Pierce r Nj
Baker and r. NJ Griffin.
Left without appointment at their own
request are j. @. AIeGowen. D. J. Smith
j. 9 Tekell J, A. wills and r. NJ
Woods
Rev Charles Roberts was placed on the
suporannuated list
After the conclusion Of the business ana
the ordination the Central conference Rd
the Northwest conference took leave Of
each other by a farewell mandrake amid
singing and reiocines Rev y. NJ. White
pronounced the heneAlctfon
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RoCKDAbE. f5ogember ao.-City Mar
shal H1uilton returned Yesterday. bring
inB with him two blood o,isds witch ne
purchased while away Tlis ls something
that has been needed here for years. sew
or1l criminals having escaped that would
n9t had the city had blood ho1nds. Mr.
terest he ptises Ia the duties OF his office
Cards are out announcing the nlarrlaHe'
ot Mt lohn 4 Hale 70 AllHs Maiid Wal
take place at the Baptist chnrth, n6eein-
bOr g.
Mrs !, y. Croeker LEFT yesterday for
snort Visit 70 Liberty Hin, Texas
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ropIca az o--

Orange, Texas. Nov..',sN
, noase No No. ss' Knights d I 81. n-l
s men annual election last ny, ,,s'sis !,
following result: 1. y m nlss, VII /,
w; j. =. Thorn. q - Ma'u Y,
d a 4 fpSr ia, p; W. +. h,esp lsls
Leod. *. OF r. s.. N " ". rs.
MAYOR bancroft, trustee Y
serloi,siy sunueTs came near Il.
nome just after dark sn' While IN,
his cart s, so near MS home sss w ~
ana upset throwing htsupn ~ o.. 4
ground With great violeno.A Vnot 4 /
up considerably, as ~ W. glslaf
rapldiy when he accidar, eflyirs \
Nehlcle In which he wss vneafet 4
most demolished. "as irving ~,
10 BE MADE AN Auxu
Professor Fitzhueh, profess, !,
the State University. q Il Il, y A's
summing the course 81 cs,,S5e q4 n
eraueu school, and the ms,ss elt.,
tice mere with vlew AZ e' ,.,s y !.
auxlliary TO the uniyersitv i1Tlttkts q
WIN remain over tomorrew 5 ans EsiaI
the school and note rs w",t W. w \
sufes the board that firm, 1t,eS Nj
lions 50 Tar there win ba M Ky nsstI
the school being made n..y soepll u
,Judge $. z. West and D1si-I,!! 4.
Nlcbs came over this snn.i,Ss Ap.o
habeas corpus suit az an n
VINO was bound over fsu, Se,iaI
the justice court on a rhd,ss+ ~, NJ
ling. eA1'se q "a
A few members Of the Fas, NJ.
ference which meets here ~ ~. ielts
already arriving. ''sA' YEA
The Leslie Davis cornnanv i.
house at the Matinee CHA aitss ~
night they play Faust. '''s'N
j. 4, Hart Est, lias returuss 4.
recent visit to hsaiA1na fb .I,s,,.l.. -
him his sister. Miss Mamie H sst