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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

YANKEE HILL.
Increasing the Length Of this Alice Tun.
nei.-Aetlvity Ia Prospecting.

neis-tcuNaty IN Prospecting.
A contrac, for running 200 fee, additional
on the tunnel OF the great Alice property hiss
been let The faith OF the contractors Il
shown In the Alice by their agreement to take
their pay 10 the stock Of the company nj En
extremely low figure. The Alice With lts I'm.
mcnse ore body Of 800 feet ia width will aeon
rank as one O! the greatest mlHlng entt rprl.es
OF the world. When that company begin.
TO operate the large mill which IL Is now ar
ranging 10 build IL will furnish a surprise to
the world in mining and demonstrate tina,
Yankee liill will rank among the largest pro-
ducers OF the precious metals.
The company which has recently purchased
the Barbara group and OF which L. A. spcrry
VI Dsu,rt Is president uud Harry II. stantun
Is secretary, has commenced development
and Will be regular shipper TO the mills.
The ORE 10 this property 10 free milling and Of
good grade, and doubtless the property Will
become payer from the start
The Pioneer and Lowe Wheeler mills will
coon be In operation and then decided
movement Will be commenced In the camp
work has been resumed uu u number Of
properties In anticipation Of having mill. ia
camp TO treat the ores
Considerable activity has been manifested
lately In prospecting especially In the vlcn.
lily OF the we.Whrclcr mill, and with en-.
couraging success. Henry Hall is pushing
bis contract on the Little I.aln tunnel Ia
which strike wns recently made. Their
property Is In close proximity TO the Whale
group and the Ebert mine. II Il un n section
of the I'LL that promises quick results that
VIII crafty those !nieTesied-A'eHrtr -Rinhg
Hucofd
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

CnioAoo. Nov. 6.-The mak~rs Of No.To.
nac, the guaranteed tobacco habit cure, late.
ly refused q syndicate offer u one. half million
lar their business No-To.ii nc il an absolute
guaranteed cure for chewing. snufY.dipping
and cigarette smoking. II 10 sold by nearly
~ the druggists Ia This country md Canada
Made by tho Sterling Kennedy company, box
il, Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind. Chicago
olllcr. ~ Randolph street, They print book
.ali.'l Don't Tobacco spit and smoke our
liie Away Every tobacco user should ,,nd
~ and they mail II Tor the nAking.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10
A si.x.r .lul,lrrnn,.

There WIS n meeting In Washington We'd.
nrsdny evening attended by thirty or forty oi
the silver advocate. Including senators aud
insnibtf. NJ The lio'yr aud nlso other proml.
heni i'lnrialll.ts for the purpose Of agreeing
upon policy for future action In tho intrtrsi
"f sis.r. General A. j. Warner was chair.
man,
II nn. agreed that silver literature should
lie circulated aud nlso That IN congressional
md national elections, no partlranshlp should
enter Into the fight. An address 10 bc dclIy.
ufrd viii be prepared
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

special To the Omaha Ls, from stanton,
Nebraska, says a. n result Of nru In nm
emlrrnnt car las, nirht one girl los, her life,
'uuf horsrs aud cow were consumed, and
the ear aud iis contents were entirely 10.
siroyrd. The ear was attached To nn Eikbo-u
ifhin, aud the Dire started shortly after lray.
Idly.
Besides the household goods aud live stock
there were three cmigranis In the car, q ON.
m. u boy and girl Tho iirc forced tho three
" jump Tor ilrif lives from the rAp.li,.nio,.
lng train. The girl turned n sorncr,nnIt IN
Jumping aud struck on her head. brrnsIng
her neck. The other. were only eighty
Tho car was sidc.trnckci here, aud Tho arr
crtingulshrd, but not until the stock II good.
was destroyed. How the Tire originated il
not known. The maine Of the dead girI il
Kate Trout
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

THE "tall" man and the "short"
MN of many tabled robbery are at
their highway tricks again. There
is growing belief that In some OF
tho reported deeds OF violence these
wicked two IRE myths. Tho truth
appears TO be that somebody gets
very "short" occasionally. and does
some ..tall" talking to account for it
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

The popular superstition against
travelling Friday has had much to
support 1t within tho last few weeks.
The Wabash collision ut Kingsbury.
Ind. occurred Friday; the terrible
catastrophe at jackson, Mich, took
place Friday. and again the fatal day
has claimed twenty-six lives at Battle
rf.eek
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

AN immense trunk which belonged
TO newly welded couple furnished
plenty OF amusement to passengers
ut the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
depot in Pittsburg. the other day.
Tho trunk was decorated with old
shoes, tied with gay-colored ribbons
and two hearts pierced by Cupid's
arrow were drawn on the side with
chalk
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Mosr indications OF approaching
winter are unreliable Tho wild
geese sometimes make mistakes nnd
start southwark too carly; brcr bar
occasionally retiros to his hole sooner
than necessary; oven the ground hog
Is not infalliblc. But when tho street
car driver dons long. vari.colorcd
patched ulster and wraps three or
four yards OF red wooden comforter
around his neck. tho citizen ma, pre-
pare Tor cold weather. The street
cur driver makes no mistakes
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Or the 1000, 900 foreigners found
by recent census to BIO living in
Franco. 500, 900 have received mil
itary education and belong to the re-
serve in their respective countries.
More than $50. 00o arc Italians, who
In case OF disruption would Mt once
array themselves against tho coun-
try which now affords them shelter.
America is not, therefore, alone in
her troubles. present and prospect
i've, with aliens
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

SPORTING writer's and telegraph
editors used "battle royal" in half
the newspapers OF the country when
telling OF the last VigilantValkyrio
race. There is no such thing as u
battlc royal between two contestants.
The term is exact and technical. A
battle royal is fight of many. in
which every one is against every
other one, and the best wins.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

: UNDOUBTEDLY tho biggest monu.
mcnt OF folly In connection with the
worlds fair. although no, u par, OF
II. Is Steele McKayc's auditorium.
which was projected Us tho largcs.
md granJcst building OF the kind
tho world has ever seen. Tho com.
pany which erected II was organized
with capital OF $1,000. 0Oo, and
1880. 0oJ was II tually spent on tho
building before the work stopped.
and now the entire structure has
been sold for old junk for the sum OF
o., 25l
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

A CORRESPONDENT writes from Bal
moral that during Queen victoria's
breakfast. and usually for fifteen
miputes before, tho head pipcr
plays o succession oil tuncs upon
tho bappipc Mt u distance Of a quar-
ter OF a mile" This must surely DO a
pleasant accompaniment to break
fast. but the pleasure would BIO en-
HANGED II the piper were removed to
distance OF. say. mile or even
across the border.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Now comes an accused murderer
into the court and dcposing says that
tho officers OF tho law dragged him
and fooled his Illuminate digits into
signing u confession. Possibly no IN
guiltlcss OF bloodshed. but his chances
Of being rated M u lInr aro excellent.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

WHEN the power OF Germ any is to
DO deiied. oil Frenchmen. whether
monarchist. bonapartist, republican
or socialist in opinion, stand to-
gcthor with real enthusiasm. The
kniscr will find no disunited France
to face II war ever comes again be-
tween Tcuton and Gaul.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

The railroad magnates who are
morally responsible for the long
series OF deadly wrecks OF trains
bound to or from the worlds fair
should DO placed in charge OF guard
ians for observation-disclosures Anyone
with a grain OF sense would have
been able to foresce that six months
business could not safely DO crowded
Into six weeks.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

FRANCE cncrvcsccs on slight prov
ocation. OF course thcro IL much
In tho friendly altitude OF Russia TO
cnthusc the French people and TO
bring visions Of tho day when tho
allied force, Of the empire md tho
republic will swoop down on
Germany with rcvcngeful fury. But
the present talk Of war should DO
tikcn with n great doal Of salt whilo
Paris Is now wild and warlIkc. tho
tumuii is chiefly on the surface.
Things will DO diiIcrent IA a short
time. whom tho Incident Of tho Rus.
alan visit will have been forgotten.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

A. New York Thursday n boiler in the .,a.
llrs Of the Dry Dock and battery Halfway
Company exploded aud caused great disaster.
The ftoni walls ~ III. big building .efr
blown out, aud The upper iloors filled with
grain fell Into the cellar, Seven men Gun.
ployrd about the premises were Killed while
d large number Of other. were hurt,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

New ZEALAND is the first OF Eng.
lish colonies TO give women equal
political rights with men. A bill
giving them such rights has just boz
come law. II gives TO all women,
married or single. the same right TO
vote us is now possessed by men.
Tho first election under the new law
will be held in December. The only
other state In tho world in which
men and women have the same po.
litIcnl status Is Wyoming. In this
country.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Az Indian Mt wlnncmurca. bceom.
ing dlsgustcd at his luck In game
Of cards, killed another mnlc indian.
n squaw. wounded two moro. and n
Chinainan and colorod woman. While
adylccs arc fncagor. II ~ believed
that this broke up tho offensive game
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

EXPERIMENTS nrc being made In tho
problem Of ,lIquid fuel" through rc-
solving the water Of tho sen Into Its
clements by chemical action. and
burning II on ocean ships Man Is
possibly destined. after all. In the
near future, 10 "nct the ocean on fire. :"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Miss VENABLE OF Georgia has ro-
fused to marry foreign title. Tho
owner of the title is almost insane.
1t Is probably not so much grief as
surprise that has ovcrthrown his
mind.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Dcspiic the early predictions that this on.
trrpris- would result In nm enormous. loss liz
suocrss ha. been sccond only to tho exposition
l'Acif, u has carried IN tho ncirhborhooi az
two million passengers. Under la agreement
with the expedition company t~othifi. of Ia
total coat, OF t3Oo,0Do, was repaid before the
exposition begun TO share In the receipts. ~
has subsequently, paid 10 the o,posltln as
concession money. the enormous suin Of AgO,-
w aud hns the sninr amount with which tn
i,nJ the balance ~ fiO1nOO IN The cost hnd
the running expenses. 10 IN, II IN brIrf The
=. .h''ss.y iss..ssise.A.. - y, ~,
Tics only iJnr nj Tin I'm, n.,.,,I
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Patient. looking at tho prcscrip.
tion-Doctor. couldn't you just ~
we'll DROP Ia ut tho drug store md
have this flllod aud sond tho stun 10
mo by your office boyP
Dorior. taking bnck The prcHcrlp.
zion AID writing another SEQ I
4. ,si9 ny ~ 'be front lpor " the iet4tt houss
!lobghn tolnfn,lp - lie llixt,rst ana hoe, IiJy
. i'rfrf'J Dated THIS Ocf 18th ispl. ''''
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

ALMOST amy mention Of n mother.
in.lnw can by real smart people bc
construed into n joke A Washing.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

The official figures OF paid ndmissIons TO
the fair up TO Monday. the closing day arc
u, ioo,46l. Adding the number admitted on
passc., the total IA swellcd TO y. 53g,0al.
IL l. considered by exposition tlaiisilclans
that these figures beat the record male nj
Paris, all things considered. Paris showed a
total of y, it9,asa, but they had practically
no Tree admissions, while here over 6.DO0, 900
were Issued. Nobody who had businr.s of
any kind on the ground, was required 10 pay.
The Exhibitions held monthly passes and 20
did all their employee
+. LIE receipts Of this exposition laid Paris
away In the shade. The total receipts Of the
fari. expedition were ss,30o.Ool. The re-.
turns arc not yet all IN for tho Worlds
Columbian Exposition, a. the amount Of
salvage, etc, u To be added, but tho rccr pit.
val not fall far short 81 sl4,000. O0t,. Paris
sold space TO her exhibitors; Chicago gave
them room free
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10
THE PERUVIAN REVOLUTION.

sccnea of the widest Disorder Through
the Streets of Lima.
The Herald cable from Lima, Peru, says
The d.sgraceful r!ot!ns here still goes on. A
group Of Caeerists went through various
streets of the city Thursday night shouting ut
and abusing persons whom they met and firing
OF their rcvolyers. Another gang attacked
the Office OF the Concrete, which Is opposed 10
Caccrcs, and began shooting at the employees
A boy connected with the newspaper was
shot while attempting TO close the street door.
Caccrcs hmscl: expressed his regret FOR and
dlsapproyal OF the Illegal action taken by his
followers. BY . o'clock Thursday afternoon
most OF tho stores In the city were cos,tl aud
the streets were occupied by squads OF cav
airy. Free passage was only permitted TO
foreigners.
The business OF the city Is seriously I'M
paired by the prevailing sense of Insecurity.
1t Is believed by many that Mayor Rcvorcdo
has lnstisntcd the whole trouble anl neg lccls
TO suppress II because he hopes In this way TO
prevent meeting Of the electoral college
here.
The president refuses positively TO accept
the designations OF his ministers, Who are IT.
solved that law and order shall be upheld aud
arc opposed TO the lax treatment tie rioters
are now receiving. IL Il rumored that Ecua-
dor has withdrawn her ambassador frpm Peru,
owing TO the dispute over the International
boundary.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

Carl Rosa Opera troupe, who sang o.
Balmoral castle. They now 60 about
the country with ten-sheet posters an
nouncing themselves as her majesty's
servants-
The widest known Of all the queens
servants was John Brown, her majes'
TVS Highland personal attendant TO
from the journal Of . Life in the
Highlands il dedicated.
John Browns birthplace Is .The.
Bush,"a farm lying 70 tho north Of
Bnlmoral castle, . road much IRE
quented ~ . drive for visitors. He
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10
a nrca,altrnnt,Iur1.


The most remarkable ease In Texas legal
history Ia, just been tried at Oakland before
Justice Eng.lsh, that Of Mrs. Ella Ilaliosay
We, J. II. Van Alsiyne.
The ease consumed the day aud was given
to the jury at night. Before returning tho
Jury demanded that each man be paid hi, 20
cents fec. The Justice drmurrei and
ordered them 10 bring In verdict or
thcy would get no fec. The Jury returned
nnd In fifteen minutes entered the court
room. They had sealed verdict. Before
turning Ii over TO the justice the Jury struck
for their hard earned fees. Under protest
the Justice gave each juror 10 cents.
lie opened the verdict which read. 'The
Jury cannot agree" This enragcd the court.
lie demanded the return Of the 70 cent. each
juror had been paid. The Jury refused snd
the Judge ordered them locked up until a
verdict was reached, pro or con After bclnl,
out another hour the jury reported that they
were still unable 10 agree. Judge English
thea demanded the return OF the fees. The
Jurors refused 10 surrender aud ilnc Of g. 20
each was assessed AMI tho rrincarcerailon
ordered a compromise was finally reached
by Tour OF the Jury returning the fees and the
Other Two paying the hnc OF ESQ. The
higher court viii be Inflicted with the case
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10
SERVANTS TOAQUEEN
THEY RANK VERY HIGH IN HN-
oLIsh SOCIETY,
III. title OF servant to He. majesty
i. an Epy,anl. on. Ind..d-Johss
prown,, Memory Honorsd ~ 4usss
Victoria. - !:


HERE is TO THE
English heart An
enviabls honor At
tached TO the title
Of servant to her
majesty" 1t is sell
dom that permits
sion is given to
persons not In the
royal Sol vice to
use the title. An
exception has 70.
Gently been made
In the case Of the
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

The Senate Committee on Finance has held
q meeting 10 consider measures for future ne.
ton. It's understood that the issuance OF
bonds md the repeal of tho state bank tat
will bc strongly pressed by tho respective nd.
vocntes Of ihrAr measures. and that there will
also BIO n speedy mud determined renewal Of
the effort on the part ~ the silver
advocates 10 secure tpr pnssnr- ~ free
rolnngr bill. tome ~ the members Of the
committee arr understood Ia be 81 the opin.
Ion that an International agreement upon oil.
vrr Will aeon be- reached.
The Chinese biii which passed the hrnAir I.
the House bill unamrndei. II extend. 10 slr
months the tins under which the chinese
ssn register under the Urary law, and for the
deportation after this time 81 ANY Chinese la
borrrs found IN the United States without n
| scrtincnts Of repatriation. II provides the
word lMborrr shalt mean skilled aud unskllicd
Inborrfs, while a Chinese mefchpnt shall be n
rhinamAn devoted exclusively 10 mercantile
| pursaiis and not engaged n q labotcf NJ all
II changes the provisions u the 0eaty law
concerning witnesses IN that instead ~ re.
| uuiripg white Witness II requires that the
| witness shall br other thnn a Uhibansb.
Pending the pflrt NJ deportation. the China.
man ,o h. departed rnnbot he bniird. ccfilii.
DeWhra Wiirl, lfa,d saliva rurr, rors.
filNiff's WVrt H. ~ al. ...
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-11-10

John Brown Ia buried In tho little
Crathie graveyard, . green. weii.kept
spot, not far from tho castle and the
Dee. A hendstonc Of gray granite
marks tho grave. Upon II ID tho fol.
owing inscription:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

c,,ves,on Harrisburg and san An
80" u.ifvny ,ompanv VS.. WCsch, from
an ,nlupe. This case was brought W.
la, writ OF error to the court OF ciNll
niineals for the Third district. me suit
wns for damages for injuries r'celNyN
There was verdict for Si9O"' III Ihe
trioi court the plaintiff. when on the Wit
ness stnnd was asked to approximate
thn exnensps incurred by him ON account
~ his injuries He answered, over on
in,.tInu. $40 or $50 The Acuon OF
~, court In allowing the question any
asu,nr WIS error The court OF ciNll
"nn,als reversed the judgment and r.
minded the cause but upon plalhnH
cifering to remit $500 Of tile JudRnnrn.l, u
Mis- affirmed by that court ., Nhefp
snrh action as tbs mas been alipNr1 y,
This state il was IN those cases ~ NV ,,,n
TN basis Of the suit was ylrlnn.H tMp
cn,ints PARTS Of the same transacIon'
hnt MI dependent upon one ahoth,r'
where error committed 10 giving lndg-
,,.,,t fnr onp did not and could NOT az
a., ,he other. Such was the clse pi
hallway company ". Tawick. ~ Tex
il chadwick ". Meredith. ~ Tex ~ y
bsld TINT an application TO NE remit
t,rnr comes too late after ihe cause
ordered remanded. We inink M w
,r,,s rnle. and that It should be departed
e,an nnder exceptional circumstance
only' In the ease, before rs I Is DF ~
means certain that this testimony ' dl1
n ,uv have A potent effect mon the amour,
ne danares awarded for physical ana
mertai suffering. The rein.ilitur dl9 NJ n,
necessarily destroy the effect q admit admit
, rat Nave bern allowed. II was also
complained that the httolheys ipr p s.i
t ,,as we're allowed to read opinions from
cases decided by the supreme court w
f bes.,ns judgments for damages IN l2rg +,
suns. Il was the duty Of counsel a M, "a
H. address to the jury to coniine hun
uiSf ~ lie issues Of fact presented Tor
XXI Inflammation. What the supreme
u anvlr ma done III similar eases w ia,
,.hnllv foreign 10 the discussion. II dii
W., =, eve II Of It's Objectionable ten'
dency to say i was part o. .h .,, a,g.,
r,,nt We think allowing these REMARKS
W. error. For the errors poinlel GUY
r.. in1gneat i reversed and the cause
rIa@nSSdeI. Opinion by Gaines A. ''
Annie Z. Dania vs.. J. c. Hnte ,il '.,,l.
r-iis ia "a So comes to this court upon Ger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24

nrGuLAit sroilAme uousE ron pm,
niturc, planns, vehlelcs. trunks, boxes, nic.,
new rooms grl our rates. enteTul moving
w n uinyph %. Seventeenth aud
itush HiTeotH.
40 no II. IL DAni,AtI, FOURTEENTH
aud nulA streets r. Hiufo household goods
and merchandise iircpToof building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-24
SUPREME corRr


Austin, Tex, June ~ ,s,..,
supreme court decided ,pe'si The
eases June -: "e following
Western uuion Telegram c,,,,,., -.
carter from Williamson '''"p'ns vs.
'Hrtcr lived at Tarlnr M.
I aas uasgntcr o. \. b. Gor.n,l NM,
SlNi.hk . ieiegfim to Carfer sa,, -.
aulil'iile' saying. ~. "A cnri. i,"n ~
asad. answer The mae,s s , ~
Ihl,y miles apart. II The mrssa,.,, v', Wy
S.ta uvllNerl promptly Carton ,.,' I'M
np Nv rrachcd Smithyillc hcfor,. tht hn 9aI
- s IVY US reuiains re-ln,errel AZ a ros.
~, -. t.. w OPERATORS did not know ths
C,,ss,,,,i n, eAlsnhg between Carter ana
man, Co.. ~ ~ uistlct court gave judg,
sncnt i s = cents paid for sendine tnes.
sage, so incurred IN rrmo,ine "eS
mains OF Gorsuch and SiOO1 fer pno,ssi
suffering caused to Mrs. Garter, The
COURT OF cisil appeals affirmed the iudg.
nehT Is assigned that the conf,
erred IN holding defendant charged MIN
notcc oil relationship between Carter
9hl dorsuch. As to Mrs. Carter. ths' M,
Jecilon is well taken She Is NOT men.
uoned III the message. nor was there any
actual notice Of her relationship. nj
90. vs. Kirkpatrick. 90 Texas. As 10
~ - HiAi9'AAf TIE pnltfllun Is moi EnnI
Inc only case supporting such con;rntion
Is Tel 20. vs.. Brown. Il Texas. which
has been practically overruled by Mi
succeeding cases Involving this point. and
Is here expressly oyerruled. From mo
rules laid down IN the decision OF ills
court this plain and just rule may ho
deduced. The telegraph company is
chargeahle with notice of the relationship
that exists, II any, between all parties
named IN The message. and with notice
OF such purposes as may he reasonably
inferred from the language used in con-
nection with the subject matter Of tho
communication. taking into consideration
the usual manner Of expressing messages
sent by Ibis means Tel Go. vs.
Adams. "a Texas: Tel Co. vs. Moore.
40 Texas. II Is also cnntendpd that the
damages awarded are not such as could
be deemed TO have been in contempla
ton Of the parties This objection is
well taken. The $50 allowed for eX
hnming the boly cannot be regarded as
proximately the result Of the failure TO
deliver the message, Neither could the
manner aud place Of burial Of GursuH
be- considered an element of damage
The judgments Of the district court and
the court of civil appeals are reversed
and rendered for w s Carter for -
cents and costs Of the district court and
against him for the costs Of this colrl
and the court of appeals opinion by
Brown. A. !.