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Evening journal., 1893-08-30
Mrs. stroup's Houses Sold.

Sheriff Gould sold four frame houses
at Delaware City yesterday. They were
the property OF Mary E. Stroup and
James A. Jamison. Samuel A. Macal.
lister. attorney, bought Ithem Efor
Sf 172
Evening journal., 1893-08-30
After the storm.


The water that covered the marsh land
along the Delaware and Christiana
rivers yesterday has receded, and the
land is rapidly drying. The causeway
beyond Market street bridge presented
a desolate appearance this morning.
There was water in the shallow places in
the road and limbs and branches of
trees were strewn around. Many Of the
fine trees along this favorite driveway
were destroyed and they cannot be re-
placed in years. Huge holes were
washed in the bank aud It will be weeks
before these can be repaired.
An idea Of the condition Of the river
yesterday can be gained from The fact
that outside the steamers City of Chester
and Brandywine not pleasure boat was
on the Delaware. The big steamers Re
public, Thomas Clyde and Thomas A.
Morgan did not leave their wharves in
Philadelphia. The steam barge Victor
was driven ashore off Edge Moor and
sadly wrecked.
Perilous Voyage.
The schooner A. B. Crosby passed
passed up the Delaware yesterday from
Port Spain after westhering one Of the
fercest hurricanes the boat ever ex-
perienced.
ALI the provisions were ruined by salt
water, and the crew were obliged to sub.
sist on raw pork and griddle cakes until
the vessel reached port. Their greatest
suffering was for the want of drinking
water, both water casks ha wing been
carried overheard.
On worcester's Coast.
At Ocean City the tide went all over
| the lower portions of the island, where
there were many small houses occupied
by fishermen and colored people. These
| people had to be taken out in boats. A
large number of fishing boats and sail
ing craft were driven to pieces by the
terrible force Of the raging waters Of
the bay.
The Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad Company W ere unable to ruI
their trains on the bridge across the bay
At Havre de Grace the schooner
George +. Wright, of Onancock, Va.
was at anchor in the harbor below thu
bridge. The gale caused her to dral
her anchors, and she was carried agains
the Philadelphia, Wilmington anC
Baltimore lrailroad bridge. Both mast
were broken short off at the deck, an
she was stranded on the end of a whar
above the bridge.
The high tide flooded the warehous
at Lapidam and filed the lower level o
the canal The wharves at Por
Deposit were also flooded.
The Storm at Sails bury.
In Salisbury the smokestacks wer
blown from several mills and the lowe
part of Main street was flooded so tina
in the locality known as California peo
pie had to use boats to get around. Tn
canning house of Fred. Stratner wa
submerged.
Destruction BY High Water.
The storm reached Elkton about
o'clock The river at 10 o'clock wa
higher than was ever known before. Til
damage by the wind will be light, br
the destruction wrought by the hig
water will be enormous Water stree
, is perfect sea, water being in IL
houses to the depth of six feet.
, The people residing close to the riv'
front had to be taken ashore in boat
At Elk landing the damage by the wat'
is also very heavy. The bridge over u
river between Elkton and Elk Neck
r covered by over ten feet of water. Cor
I municatiOn with Chesapeake City, ri
Neck and other points is cut of.
Evening journal., 1893-08-30
TOWN ENTIRELY DESTROYED.

Flames Have Wiped Out an Oregon
Town.l
LAaRANDE, Ore. Aug. 3O.-Fire en-
.tirely destroyed the town Of Elgin yes
terday. Loss. $4,000 Small insurance.
Evening journal., 1893-08-30
terrible winds at Pittsburg.

worked great damage in this vicinity.
The rainfall amounted to about three
inches Tho wind attained a velocity of
twenty. four miles an hour.
BoRDENTowN. N. j., Aug. 3d. Official
announcement has been made that all
trains service on the Long Branch divi-
sion of the Pennsylvania railroad be-
tween Barnegat Junction and Barne-
gat City will be discontinued until
further notice as a result of the
damage done by the storm. Fruit
trees. crops, telegraph lines and
railroads all suffered in this
city; trees were uprooted, fences
laid low and houses unroofed. The
damage will amount to $4,000 at least
The city was cut eff from communica
tion with the East and West until last
night.
The Pilgrim Dragged in Boston Harbor
BOSTON, Aug. 0.-Yesterday's gale
was by far the worst of the season
But very little damage was sustained by
shipping in the harbor.
Among the crafts anchored in the har
Dor which rode out the gale without
injury were the steam yacht Stangei
Cup defenders Jubilee and Pilgrim. an,
several other yachts.
The cup defender Pilgrim was dragged
and pulled by the steamer John Strouff
However, the Strouff was extricsted an'
towed to safe anchorage before an.
damage was done.
Evening journal., 1893-08-30

Be sure aud go with A. o U. w. to
Cape May, Friday. September 1st.
Tickets Of August Goth good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-23

Marble Fails Texas. December a.-on
yesterday evening az $50 Or. j. II. yeti
a prominent physician OF this place. was
united in the holy bonds OF matrimony
with one Of our most deserving yo,ipp
iaaies, Miss Ollie Phillips. at the resi.
dence of the BRIDES mother
The house was crowded All m oar1v bo,,r
ana ~ the appointed tis;;a the bridal pair
Win tnelr attendants marched into Inc
Deauutuily decorated paror where thev
were pronounced man aud wife bv Rev
i3dniela % the Methodist E,plHcopai church
mere. They then led the way 10 the
llniilg room whore an elegant ana wen
prepared supper was spread for the nniesfs
aIler which they received the conRfatfiln.
unils Of iheir many friends.
me presents We're numerous ana clio.
CANT me young couple viii take posges
sion OF their cosy home today to trend
ne pathway together. which bids fair
te pc both bright and prosperous.
me bride was dressed In a beaiitIf,tl
steer gray silk. trimmed IN Jewel nasse
,hientefe wearing orange blossoms In her
IN, groom was attired In the eonven-
uonal black Prince Albert suit Erbe ~
were clad In pink aud blue nunsveiiIne
! .9tade N an attractive style and hcebmina
ING Young ladies; and the Gentlemen
MleS,ts' Ffaneia and Stuart, were attired
similar 10 The groom.
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pALEsrINn porNrnRs
Complimentary Observation-Disclosures
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Palestine, Texas, December 22.-A hon
was given by the young ladies of Pales-
tine at the Dilley Rife armory last night
complimentary to their gentlemen friends
The affair was quite an elegant one ana
highly enjoyed by those participating
owing to the unavoidable absence NJ
members, the Palestine Amateur ORA
matte club has postponed tine production
OF their new play RIO Grande" until after
the holidays 'A'1'
Mr. j, A. Relss, route agent OF tho
racine. express copmauy, has returned
from Austin, where he has been IN AZ
train robbers "f"'
MISSES Pauline lilly and Annie Hunter
ana MISS Dqliie Washington OF san An.
IONIC are visiting friends and relatives
~ ~ TINS city and remain through the hon.
Assistant. General Passenger Agent d
y Price or the International and Great
Nofthern ls In Galveston on business
MTs ~ NJ Sterne Is visiting relatives
III Houston during the holidays
MT. a. g, Hensohn is visiting his ola
home in Louisville, XIV
Miss Minnie Buchanan OF Austin "a
s sl,St lnE her sister, MIS-. J. n. Grant in
Colonel T. b. Greenwood has retprno,
from trip to Dallas and Corslcana on
Mr. j a. Paden of Longyiew, an old
newspaper man, IS IN the city and think
ing or locating here.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

sealy. Texas, December I.-The Meth
odiat church at sealy was appropriately
decorated last night and was filled by
an expectant ana anxious audience, the
occasion being the marriage OF Thos. II.
Cestleton to MISS lisa CiemonA. Miss
Lucy Haynes presided ut the organ.
Promptly at O'clock the bridal party
marched into the church In the Following
order: T. q. Casteton and Miss Roberta
Gliett NJ. Howard and Miss Lucy Bell.
~ II. Castleton. the groom upon whose
arm leaned the lovely bride, the couple
stood under large evergreen arch, from
winch were suspended the letters &c CT
~ 10 impressive manner Rev A. S.
Blaekwood repeated the ceremony thar
made them one. After tho ceremony
number of relatives ana friends repaired
10 the home OF w. /. Hill. brothersfu-law
10 the groom. where reception was
given. Mr.. Castleton is leading drug
sist OF Sealy and numbers his friends
ny the score. The bride 10 n young lady
Of many lovely traits Of character, and II
beloved by al who know her. Their many
friends wish them a happy aud lnrogner-
ous journey through life.
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oaelI--nInrchinnn

Crockett Texas December q. --welden
odell Of cleburne and Miss Birdie Murchi-
son Of this city were married last night
az the Baptiet church. Rev, w. NJ. CAD
" officiating, The ceremony was benti-
utul and impressive. The n4iuiAter stood
~ the altar haneath mn evergreen arch
laslliy arranged and entered by n floral
gate. The church was decorated With
holly, cedar and Ivy the bright red ber-
rtes Of the holly forming a beautiful rom
trast with the other decorations Nfsa
Minnie Bruner played the wedding march
and Miss Hattie Belle Arledge sang u
SOLO. The uAhera were Miessrs Tom Grad
dock and Archer Murchison. An elegant
reception WINS rendered the couple by MIR
ana Mrs J. l.. Lipsromb at their resi-
dence Immediately after this ceremony
The presents were many and costly The
groom - promising young lawyer OF
glebufne and tie bride n talented young
lady OF a sweet aud amiable disposition
loved by ALL The happy couple with a
small bridal party left on The AIS train
home.
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Pntentn "a Ternn.

Patents granted to citizens of Texas
FOR the week ending December 10, 1ss3
reported through the office of j. r. BeaIe
solicitor Of patents, SOC + street N. w
Washington, ID. O.: ~ -
device. ~ i"iS'ihs
ala, James G; Mecurry, Texarkana; sin-saw
A IsL Nanny, cleburne; churn.
FRANK g; Nenhaus. KinlCer; pliers
Ian ssmuel ii shepman Waxahachie; sulky
Benjamin f. Stewart. Waco; combined
copy holder and tablet
BenJamin f. Stewart and r. w. Wilson.
waco combined desk and copy holder.
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wiIiia,ns--Knon.

Gieaings Texas, Deeenber s2.--atr. w .
~. Williams and Miss Alice Knox were
maried nj the Presbyterian church last
night at o'clock, Rev j. e. Tanner Of
Havasotq officiating, The attendants were
=. y. Nleholg and Niss Elfun finbinH
u $ Williams and Miss Jennie Williams.
jos NJ. Williams and Miss Efnmh Foster,
Clinton Williams and Miss Pearl Culdwell.
and Or. j. NJ, Johnson aud Miss Carrie
Knox. o. NJ. Caldwell and Morris Burns
ushera,
After the ceremony the bridal party
and a host nf friends repaired to the rea-
idence Of the hrdes mother where 4
sumptupus repast awaited them
Tho groom ~ q young man OF sterling
worth and member Of prosnerous
mercantile firm The bride Is one Of tho
fntrest and most accomplished daughters
OF tiiddngs. They were The recipients OF
many elegant and valuable presents.
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waIIer oonntr ponnl,.t.

Hampstead, Texas December q. -stump
Aahey the great third party orator, spoke
e an immense audience here at p. m.
lhe dsnecrats got their usual roasting
ara 4nfiMentnlly the republicans we've
treated likewise. As usual. the third
party people praise the speakers effort
whila those politically opposed Ia h,n
party falacles ''''N
The meeting today however iltustrata.
mat the third party people are wide
awake. The boys from The Forks OF the
creek were here ~ astanishable num-
pers' and II they show w on election
days 10 equal numbers the democrats NAV
not have 70 bother much about the gnber
Material succession
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Changes at Cnmeron

Cameron, Texas, December %. Several
changes Will soon take place in the rail
way service of this city Captain w. A..
Brown, one OF the best agents the Gulf,
Colorado Ssle ,.ii, and Santa re railway ever had
MI emil. ~ ' tl tne station at Moody, In
gret his leaving. '''e''Ns &c
Mr' >. Cross. formerly agent for the
,3t,,i, Hniohlo ana Arkansas Pass at this
pIuCe VIII on January !, take the place
2,n me santa Fe neld by Captain Brown.
~ cross has had much experience in
KINNEY service ana his friends predict
oIlEHt Iulufe Tor MN as q rRiIWnV man
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II, did the owner give his consent TO the
taking OF the animal charged to have
been stolen. Appellant contends that he
did The Issue was fairly submitted to
the jury and they found adversely 10 ap-
pcllant We find no error and the iudg-
ment Is affirmed. Opinion BY Davidson.
John Mitchell. atlas Jack Smith, vs.. the
State from Falls county; appellant was
convicted OF burglary with intent to COM
init rape upon one Matilda Newman, and
his punishment assessed at ten years com
nneinent In the peuitentlary. What did
appellant do while IN the house2 He
touched Miss Newman's foot She scream
ed and when he discovered Miss Bogus
Syob present he cf 5 20 hes S facts
entered the house with the specific intent
20 have carnai knowledge OF Miss New
evidently do not The evidence fails to
support the verdict The Judgment Is re-
yefsed and the cause remanded Opinion
by Hurt, p j.
II. Bluman vs.. the State. from Lee
county; this case Is transferred to Dallas
for the purpose OF considering motion
for rehearing lled upon part of the State.
Dick soweil VS.. the State, from Bastrop
county; appellant was charged With and
convicted Of assault with intent to muir
der w. n. Irwin on August 30, 1902 The
law OF aggravated assault and battery
was In issue u the case. and should have
been submitted 10 the Jury. The court,
while differing In certain cancellations
reached IN this case, agree upon the gem
eral result, and the ca@se is reversed and
remanded- Opinion by simisins, J.
c. w. Field vs.. the state, from Shelby
county; assault with intent to mureer
There was no proof or venue in this case.
neither State nor county is proven. il
has been held by this court that judicial
knowledge Of the location OF towns IS
limited to such places rs are recognized
by general statues, In this case we find
no general statute by which the court
can take judicial knowledge that the
town olsCenter is in Shelby county. Opin-
Ion by Simkins, j.
John Wood VS.. the State. from Hem
derson county; slander. The appellant
offered TO prove want OF chastity upon
the part Of proseeutrix. He had the right
% prove 1t. The court refused 10 admit
the testimony offered. Appellant except
ed. The judgment Is reversed and the
cause reinanded. Opinion by Hurt 2. j.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-23

BFEVIlI.E. December gg THE 'Trali OF
the Alamo" was played last night to d
crowded house by n local amateur troupe
for INC heneht Of the knights OF Pythlas
lodge. Holland, who Is critic, WAS heard
under the DISADVANTAGE 81 appearine fs
fore an audience, of home people t4oy
would all be put down as ''stara"
Quite an army OF architects were IN
band al day Yesterday figuring an and
submitting plans Tor tie new school build
ing.
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ISLAND CITY M
'%"'0'' Acclonsr Il
schnwaas 0s|
rrssa sS5'' ss,, /. a..'Ar II
ir .ss,., Tor stree, r 'e's'''.'l

Galveston rr4
Frs,,,a,,t.n he1asl Decems..
i'u'oVltch. cotton ~. "'N' Ia.
work on the pr,,isA eN1lsu, W
this evenina isn sIe7mthi, I,
ra,n,y.a 'eil INTO he Ak IN
N'vNsu 70 the SebIy 49,, ..siR y,
ment. u IS believe, ''sspi'Ai Il 4 G
suit fatally y nls inluf,, "a
~ FAvlNG EsTlMkrs.
IN accordance with ! ,sa.'
p ~ sne ,,oS sity council. he NJ evs's'ls y
ins ayem, sne following csilhn,,s.
/ is,.oa - unu md Bra. Y I
/ fSrre, i Wy ullinK
f{rissa m ~, paving s''',''I, ~
- ~ SuFplhs along esbl snsS,, ~
raf.i ~, ''s'''.
80 Svat o. iinproYenent ~
Nnsnuc A hlllng 0',Hi9v'
AVENUE 4, paving '.''sti.,. M
,,., ,'''''..ss'v. 1 n
Aotal cost OF irnprovs,ns.. ~
Avenue II, .iiIing aAI,',e q n
Avenue II, PAWN, ''''''.s.',.,,..... Il "
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Total cost Of l,,,n.o,, M
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Troa 4 veaS ses yl,, are made 4, III
Oh bath 81 V'n zenith to F0rtlt'. II
from TENN IL " .ne esplanade ~.
II from fremont ~ sssn N. suees, al ~
a meeting Of Ire Z bc cDrssiels s!Ee.
Y was as. held e noon and az = l psl
subg,iti IA =, were discussed 1 '''la Y
GRAFTON. S0uncll fOr ", \
SCHOOLS cInsrn
The public scbos,. 800
c,ossa ,,aa.. y 1AlYefit, Y
Nny ior Inc holitaqt ~
n9t resume until the "a n IL
rev year. The pupils are h sqa's \ Y 4!
oeeh lpf The past week AZ ii, XXI; \. "
ehe event Books Viii NJ SSe s,si X /
the pupils WIN enjoy IL s,ns 49,, !;
Inc halI session Of tx ssbssl
prn s ssnviu s,se with today hls 4
ers ana scholars sbs M lElnclp,ls "a
success achieved There N. p5 WI.
pie absence OF tRfdInsss ilirl ,Ssl 4. I
ent session md few cases ~ 49,. Y.
Jhe usual exercises prior Il ".
OF christmas were held Al All X, ~ y
To-Day and We're ATTENDED nv ~ s 9
y n th is clh llI1 en- participating
school session vii n i l.,,. ils ilss
fun the boys and girls Nil MN N
the interval can only be sorml..i
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pioti ..seVS weight wrestler Of ths X 4
S s;i' il s5dy e 5errnau, champlaa 4
will have a match ~ 7 Sya1s (. A "
viii go Graeeo-Roman iS KY
will be best three out II fis, iaf MI II
men are In active tralnire an5 (, y
match n IS guaranteed, Both tn.s,H
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Beaumont, Texas, December %. -,At the
Baptist church Thursday evening Miss
Jeffle Could sis,er-in-lsw or Rev g. 3.
Rogers was united in marriage to Mr. ".
y. Bryan 81 Meridian, Miss. The cerc-
incny, which was performed by Mr. Rog-
ers, WINS witnessed by large number 81
the friends ~ the bride, who has resided
IN this city for several years and who
enjoys tho esteem Of a host Of friends.
The bridal couple left this morning for
thelr fnture home Ia Mlssisslppi
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by way OF Austin and many were linz
patient AT the delay.
Miss Roberts gave concent at the
opera house last evening FOR the benefit
pf the city schools. The attendance wis
large and remuneratsNe,
Yesterday and tho day before we had
considerable rain, aud the roads Hrc again
muddy and rough.
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BRENNAN, December Constable
Boyd yesterday evening arrested John
Young, wanted in Waller county Oh a
caplas pioiine.
a tramp last evening stole 8 ] Zen
klus' qYercoat from the sherin,s office
from Kansas city. e'f
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Gonzales. Texas December 22.-J. II.
Davis, one OF the substantial citizens OF
Waelder, was married on Wednesday
luast 70 Miss j oJyce. They drove up In
y buggy 70 Rcv. Now Harris gate and
and WIFE,
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Tugboat crew nescu,a.

Brownsville, Texas, December 22 Tho
forty-eight-ton tugboat Frank G. Fowler
of New orleans, bound from Tamplco,
Mexico TO Corpus christL Texas, went
ashore on the MeXtcan coast about nine
isle crew Of nine men were rescued bv
Mexican custom guards. They had been
without food for three days
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GoNzALEs, December 22.-The holiday
festivities wero begun last night BY HE
ypung men giving pleasant hop az
h.iein's hail. a concert VIII be given To-
iinsht ~ Miss tihbermacher and sayefat
Weather clear ana pleasant.
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AYMHNHAL.


Beevillc, Texas, December 22,--lames
Moore and Miss Maud Handy. runa-
way couple from Goiad county, were mar.
Red here. Wednesday night ny Rev. j.
c. Russell N"ts- f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-23

No Christmas ana Now Years table
Should he without "A bottle OF Augostura
tiaer OF eNqulalto flavor. Beware of coun-
terleits.
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LocKEtABT, peeelnber % The Hous.
ton Post 81 the 10Th. watch should nave
afrlYed here on the evening OF publication,
Was resolved on the morning OF the 2ist
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Some heads are worried with nerve fte
And some are Tired igum luat ugars ftr,
The th Us igy both THESE head RI tll,s
IL mat sure cure Prcst1u's uel .Ab.
cures headache IN fifteen minutes or no
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First comea discomfort. then pain, then
disease Hkieisteads King Of an Pain"
cures such ailments as Dmrhoea Dys-
EMERY, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cramps
etc. Csc ana 4. always cures
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Criminal Appeals.


w. l.. Davidson ana u vi sj,i Htgrt'
JUDGES; q. l.. Henry. assistant attorneS
Ty iierN' y. - smith, clerk. Sitting at
Tvler roxas r, 90
arc rynanses ~ 49,. - Glowing
'StDP7es OF latest decisions by the
court OF criminal appeals:
X. j, Cash ~ mo S4ata fr,,, rl,.,s.,-
copnt,,. $500 So - IN i'i''1otla
e6orSSs VA, LOT aSr,a peins committed upon q
te'6e or murder 70 await the action OF
plleI toF ,r ara obtained viii OF habeas
lion. + peese i,, Tas Sa MIL 9Slore ta se
reietor remandcd o jan We have care.
auiiY iln1Sesii satsi the fnets % the case
fbs aTi5n,ee f,ilHs .nl9 discussion q
VI believe ma ~ h mViJ a mo, ne proheil
Killing lipSn a NAL i Dn " Whnlon
VIII n9ss t,n6h ths f'ic,'ssV M ", Or, we lNry
a different caf,l,isInn ot,, it Hl NY lete9
thai lie eo,trt silinSii VIZ ls nsseSted
~ yrSe' s4,f} 1uVi,M' every Wsue nmd the
ne h5cne,,, sfdr, Court y aqstained and
T., J. '''''VN 'S ilurh
~,
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II. Bluman vs. the State from Lee
county; this case is transferred to Dallas
for the purpose Of considering motion
for rehearing filed upon part Of the state.
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IT is understood that the eDaics NJ
who killed Ben jenkins 4 itS dr. I
and whose case was set for t,sssSs,
the recorders court for an erssh3
trial, win through his attdtnsu 4 4
MS appearance at court and al +
tion. II Is not probable that Ii II s
allowed bond.