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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29

The Washington authorities have
wisely decided not to hold an army
court of inquiry on the old Ford
Theatre disaster; but to leave it to
the civil authorities. If there is any
thing we have no use for it is military
court martials; they generally wind
up with a good coat of whitewash for
the most influential officer.
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annn Mile Tickets for $zE.oo

/ Commencing July LIST. the Great
Northern Ry. will put on sale 300C
mile tickets at above rates, good fol
one year and over the entire Great
Northern System.
WALTER DELAHuNT, Agent
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FE UNI
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS,
Official Paper Of County and Village,

We are in receipt of tho frs No.
of The Cook County Herald, edited
by Chris Murphy, formerly foreman
Of The Sun. We gladly exchange
with bro. Murphy; and wish him the
success he deserves.
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For SALE Very cheap; the sci of
Sec. Is, T. 123, Range Al, town of
Moore, For further particulars in
quire at this Office. 34t4
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NEsoTA, County Of Steyens-ss.
The First National Bank of Morris,
Plaintiff,
VS..
The Morris Brick Yard and Manufacture
ing Company, Defendant
On reading and fling the petition of
George G. Power, receiver of the above
corporation, it is ordered that all creditors
of the Morris Brick Yard and Manufacture
ing Company exhibit their claims and be-
come parties to the above entitled action on
or before the first day of January, A. ID.
1894; and in default thereof they and each
of them be precluded from all benefit of
the judgments which shall be rendered in
such action and from any distribution
which shall be made under said Judgment
or said proceedings in insolvency.
And, as notice to such creditors, it is
ordered that copy of this order be pub
lished once in each week for three success
sive weeks in some newspaper printed and
published in the village Of Morris, county
of Stevens and state Of Minnesota.
Dated Morris, Mimi, June "a, A. D.
1898. c. l.. BROWN,
S4t4 District Judge.
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THROUGH TICKETS
TIME SCHEDULE.

THROUGH TICKETS
Are sold at all coupon Offices of the Northern
Pacific Railroad to points North, East, South
and West, in the United States and Canada
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DISTRICT COURT-STATE OF MIN.
NEsoTA, County Of SteyenS-ss.
The First National Bank of Morris,
OIL
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-06-29

For Rates, Maps, Time Tables or Special in
formation, apply to Agent Northern Pacific Ky.
Morris, Mimi, or
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No. 101 arrives at............,5 $3.50, n. N
No. 1O2 departs at. ..................7:O0, d. N
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NoTE.--Write for G. NJ. d st. p. World
Fair folder. 1t gives full particulars how
to visit tho Fair and what it will cost.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

guilt from some OF those indicted by the
last grand jury for misdemeanors.
The penitcntlnry agent was here yestcr-
fenced az the last term OF district court.
There were two Me1icans, two negroes
and an American
There was a regular knock down and
drag out fight in CRrvajal & Lackey's sa-
loon on Christmas day. but no one was
seriously hurt The parties engaged were
all Mexicans
Jesse Glvens a negro, Jailed yesterday
on the charge OF being drunk and diaor-
DERBY. tried 10 Kill himself by butting his
head against the iron doors and. windows
OF the jail. He would probably have sue
cctded II he had not been overpowered and
tied. He was crazy drunk and has not
much sense when he is sober.
We have had two weekH or more OF
spring weather and everything will be-
gin 20 grow soon II we do not have some
cold weather.
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HALLETsvII.Lr ~.

Halletsville. Texas, Decsmt., ;
Kelly, jailed on suspicion 81 NV;
sassinated Nose Williams hsrs 4, !,
last week, has been released ~,
as no testimony against him essa
found. The assassin win prctaNs Il
punished.
Jim johnson. charged with s.s.l!..
bale OF cotton from Mixon's Nj n
examination and was renss.a *
in default OF $500 bond He cl,ln.
three white men were implicated n
theft OF the cotton.
Adolf Pavlisek, charged With s,.u
Cecilia Koclan, gave bond % ssaaI
action of the grand Jury.
Squire Townsend has heea metz,
justice this week and has bgsirei ~.
for several days more.
The streets are almost dssasi j
and no business going on.
Some Of the merchants ATE hk.s ri
and getting ready for The ass ia
trade.
a few people have fine gsrasss n
not having been cold enough . hl ~
Grass and weeds are craving y ~
as in the spring and old tgilss ~
are putting out new leaves, I.
The Halletsville Herald tpnk f.ss1
and did not show M this wcfz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

CALDWELL, December a--There Is
quite a ristllng crowd in Caldwell today.
The pos,ofiice has moved into the Hewett
building. on the west side OF town. ]. A.
Cray has moved his drug stock into the
Hitchcock building. X. Strive will move
his saloon Into the Walney building, for
mefly occupied by Walney g. Stokes sad
diery Walney & Stokes have moved into
the Macarthur building a. Lewis saloon
and groceries have been moved into the
building next to Kraitcher & Son. In the
shuttle Il 80 happens THAI all the saloons
In town are grouped together.
Merchants are generally pleased with
the Christmas trade AMI are now busy
taking stock.
Rev. S. NJ. Cooley president OK Chap
pell Hill Female college. preached very
nne sermon az the Methodist church last
night
Dr. Armstrong. health officer OF Dallas.
Is a visitor 10 the city
Rev, Mr.. S, Hewett returned TO George
town today.
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ISLAND cry ITEMS.
Sunday Law yiolators Go Clear-Benent
Of the Wagon Bridge

Sunday Law Yiolators Go Clear-Benent
Of the Wagon Bridge.
Galveston, Texas, December 2s.-Ea
Borely, charged with selling liquor on
sunday within the hours prohibited by
law, was tried before Recorder johnson
this morning.
After hearing all the evidence the fol-
lowing Jury brought in verdict of not
guilty H. O. Fisher, foreman: VIII Croft
", George Minnlck, William Seifert and
NJ Hitchcock.
TWO families from Manvil came 70 the
city Christmas and are camping In their
covered wagons on the beach In the Dem
Yer Resuryey, where they win spend the
holiday season seeing the wonders of the
Gulf Of Mexico. They drove over forty
miles TO get here from their homes. They
had never before seen such a large body
OF water
Quite number OF horses are being
brought to the city and offered for sale
AZ reasonable prices since the wagon
bridge has been opened, as that admits OF
their being brought across the bay with
out having 10 pay transportation charges.
sweet potato Weighing nine and a
half pounds Is displayed In the window
of Captain Harris office II Is from a
volunteer vine on the premises of Mr.
Wilson o. Arcadia which produced sew
eInl more OF nearly equal proportions
Manager Ad Gerber OF the fremont
opera house was rejoicing over n band
some ring yesterday that lie reealyadfro,,
., ~, Miller landlord Of the Red Front
houston ana Texas Central and Southern
faoinc tiqlSet effiee. II Is a beauty.
,, Fhii Greenwali, manager Of the Fort
worth opera house. arrived In the cltv
this morning, He was accompanied ~,
his family and win remain until ton,hr-
row.
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ell the novelty OF Scandinavian peculiar
ity and Miss Josie Tice and Mr. Herbert
Davis made becoming bride and groom
for the merrymaking OF the attendant
dancers.
The Neapolltans, in their picturesque
garments. the minuet dancers, with a
stately grace; the more modern lawn
tennis players with music to time the
movement OF their feet and the fortune
telling Gypses, with their Monaghan
features OF hair and face with tambou-
rlnes and gyrntiug arms-all made COM
blnatlon OF sight and sound that leaves
the mind with only the memory Of q
bright vision.
The following ladies' took prominent
parts In this series Of entertainments:
Mesdames Anna Hearne James Hogg
John Neff, Peyton Brown, 70. NJ. House,
j. NJ. Burroughs, Misses Julia Pease and
Helen Carrier. The planists We're Mes
DANES Breckenridge and Thornton and
Misses Grace knight and Mamie Booth.
The lady patrons OF the Breton dance
were Mrs. James s. Hogg and Mrs. c.
r. Drake. Lady patron Of the Japanese
court dance, Mrs y. c, Lock. Lady pa
irons Of the Swedish weddlngy dance. Mrs.
G. w. Daniels and Mrs G. n. Anderson.
Lady patron OF the Neapolltan fisher
dance Mrs. Peyton Brown. Lady patron
Of the gavotte and minuet, Mrs. George
BRUSH. Lazy patrons pL inc hlllGiANNh
lawn tennis dance. Mrs. John Bremond
and Mrs, William Folts Lady patrons OF
the Huga rian Gypsy dance, Mrs. William
North and Miss Laura Brush.
AFTER INFORMATION.
The friends Of Colonel Fannin. who sac
rilced his life at the Goiiad massacre. are
making the most strenuous efforts TO learn
what was tho maiden name Of his wife
Colonel Fanntn himself was from Georgia,
and the disclosure OF his wife's surname
seems to have some historical significance
just at this time.
REDUCED RATE.
The committee In charge of railroad
transportation for the stockman's conven-
ton, to take place on the 9Th of January,
has succeeded In getting one and one
third rate to Austin from the railroads.
THE DRIsKILL SOLD.
The Drskrl hotel was sold today and
the decd Is on record NJ, y. Curtis is the
veudae and Doc Day vendor. The pur-
chase price was S3500O0.
NOTES AND PERSONALS,
a. i. jackson, Esq, OF LAGRANGE, a
member Of the law firm of Brown, Lane
& Jackson, called to see Attorney General
Culberson.
w A. Williamson Of Junction City.
Klmball county, an eS-member Of the
Twenty second legislature, reached Austin
this morning.
J. +. Onion who represented the Tyler
district in the last legislature. is In the
city from San Antonio, where he now re-
sides. He leaves for home this evening.
The Sioux Indian Blood Syrup company
Of Sherman filed its charter today, hay
ing a capital stock Of $4,000. The incor-
por6tors are K. ". Hamilton j. ". Jones
NJ. H. Smith and c. p. Hamilton.
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T.nREE MnN 10 HANG.

Paris, Texas, December 2S.-'rhrce men
were sentenced today 70 he hanged IN
this city on Friday, March. 30, iSsi--Man-
ing Davis. I'D Gonzales and jim Upklns
The two former arc for murder and tho
latter for rape iipkns IS coal black
and brutal looking negro, convicted ~
committing rape upon his little step
daughter Gonzales Is Mexican con-
yeted OF murder committed IN The Ter
ritory several months ago. when asked
" he had any excuse to offer why sentence
should not be passed he made quite q
lengthy talk. Davis IS a while man who
was convicted OF a murder committed in
the Territory few months ago. In re-
plying to the question Of whether or not
he had any reasons TO maintain why sen-
ienee should not be passed he said he
was not guilty OF murder ard would like
10 have a new trial. Judge Bryant said
that Il was not often that he had amy
harsh words 70 offer in passing sentence.
but In this Instance the crime committed
was 80 horrible and revo;tlng he had no
sympathy for the criminal and feis not
the slightest sorrow for his approaching
doom. lie had gone 70 the house Of his
victim, ami ia the presence OF his wife.
who was in a delicate condition. stabbed
10 death her unarmed husband while he
was pleading for mercy. Davis accepted
his fate with indifference. upkins seemed
stupoded, and Gonzales broke completely
down and wept Ike child.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sealey, Texas, December 2s.-Mr. Silas
r. Howard of this place and Miss T,nln
shelburne of Beeyle were united in the
holy bonds of matrmony at the residence
Of the brides parents yesterday evening.
Rev G, 4. Sanders Of Seaiy, IN an inn
pressYe manner. spoke the words that
made them one. After receiving the con-
gratnlations OF their many Bellvllle
friends they took the Santa Re. and were
met here by large party to welcome
them home. Miss Shelburne Is the Oldest
daughter Of Hon. j. II Shelburne. Stale
serator. ana Is young lady OF rare
beauty and intellect. while the groom IS
one OF sealy's very best young men and
Justly deserves the fair prize he has won.
Their many friends wish them much hap
piness and prosperity over the sea OF life.
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LIBERTY. December 2s.--whne busl-
ness is not 20 rushing as II was several
days before Christmas, Il stll continues
enough 10 Keep the clerks going, No dis
turbance Of any kind m0rred the happy
holidays save the transferring OF signs
nj night q n few business houses. The
festivities Atii continue. A large ball was
given Tuesday night end another Is ar
ranged for Friday night, the music to
be furnished by band from Houston
The health Of the town IS good.
Town lots are advancing rapidly In
price.
Contractor Powell OF Houston win meet
tha board Of commissioners next regular
session 70 bid on tire 5000 school building
20 be erected as soon as work can be
commenced.
AIr. ia Joseph arrived last night with
casket for the remains OF his brother,
Henry N, Joseph, late Of Galveston who
died on the 27th instant OF pneumonia
in WaiHaville. The remains are intended
TO he Inferred a. Huntsville Texas. where
ARRANGEMENTS have beer fnade. Owing TO
the warm weather integment may be nee
essaFy az Wslilgville.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Andrew j. Cant Found Dead In His Room
Work Resumed--Personal.


Beaumont, Texas, December 2s-Andrew
]. Cant commonly known as Jack, was
found dead in his room at the Beaumont
house this morning. He was under EN-
ployment as engineer at the rice mill
Yesterday and last night ne appeared to
be in good health and spirits. Justice
Broussard viewed the body. An empty
bottle labelled laudanum was found in the
room near the body AS to whether he
died by his own hand or from some or
ganic trouble viii ever remain a question
of doubt as there VIII be no post mortem
examination. The body was buried this
afternoon In Magnolia cemetery De-
ceased had papers showing there was due
him about $500 by the Warren Lumber
company of Warren, Texas. He has no
known relatives except one son, who is an
express messenger on some railroad In
Montana. Cant was Born IN Pa.nsylva-
mia and enlisted from that State In the
Twen.ty-sixth regiment, company Il. He
was badly wounded IN the leg during
the late war and only last night told an
old friend he intended applying for d
pension next spring and that there would
be due him over $1,000 from same.
w. r. Caswell, travelling representative
of the Texas Tram and Lumber company,
returned this morning after a brief alb
sance.
The Beaumont Lumber company's saw
mill and planer resumed work this morn
ing.
g. w, Hooks OF the Hooks Lumber com
pany, T. II. Stone of Jasper. George Col
lier Of Woodville and r. A. Rice OF Hous-
ton are registered at the Crosby house
Hon w. l.. Douglass after an absence
of several days has returned home
Captain G. w OBrien is stilI confined
to his bed. He has been suffering several
days from an attack Of grip, but Is bet
Ter now and hts friends may expect him
out IN a few days.
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CIVIC socIETIEs.
KNIGHTS or THE MAccABHE

Hearne, Texas. December 1.-THE
Knights OF the Maccabees was organized
az Hearne, Texas, December is, 1884, clos
ing on the evening OF December ., With a
membership OF twenty members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the next
year,
II. C., ]. j. McNutt; c., i. G. McNutt;
u. g.. r. r. WARREN r. X, VIM Rein
hardt; Il. X. T.. I.Imper; chaplain, w.
X. Conner, physician, DR. c. T. Doremus;
sergeant, s. d, Taylor; NJ. At A., C, -.
Dickson; 81 OF O.. w. Il. Dole; NJ. Of
C., j. f. Richardson; sentinel. u. r.
Curry picket. j. A. Mapp.
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aoNzALEs

GONZALES. December gs-Gonzaies
Lodge No. iQ5, Knights Of Pythias, gave
their annual banquet and bail last night
at Kline's hnll. The members OF the or
der, their families and a large number
Of guests sat dswG at 10 o'clock 10 a nag
nidcent spread aud for two hours toasts.
conversation and wine flowed freely r.
r, Abeuethy, master % ceremonies. pre-
sided with dignity and success and a NUM-
Der OK appropriate tuasts were eloquentiy
responded 10. After the banquet WAS
concluded dancing IVES commenced and
kept up until 3 a. N. this morning. The
Knights q Pythias lodge Of Gonzales has
q large membership and their annual en-
ter,Rluments are always q success.
Christmas passed on so far without any
rows or trouble OF any sort all over this
county
Tax Collector G. Ramsay Is busy day
and night receiving taxes and straight
eaing ou, his business since the IRE Of
the srd of this month,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

GEoRGEToWN, December Y--of The
Dxs applicants for the office Of county
gu candidate, The appointment was mud.
BY tho commandments ouurt Al noon ,a
day. MI Sanlbec rs IN able ara rss,s-
fienced lawyer and his appointmon, siii
dppbtisss give general satisfaction o,eJ
tho cnanty.
Professor Leaverest. principal ~ Isl,
public school at this place. ara proses...
Hndeon, COUNTY superintendent, laye sons
- Waco to attend the state assdcla, XIV,
~ principals Of apperintendents ut pi6li
nchDclE.
District court win convene next Mcnday
aanuary T.
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VICTORIA, December 2s.-There was an
entertainment given by the Casino society
Tuesday night at their hall Wilton was
followed by dance, in which good
crowd participated.
Miss Carrie Mahnn Of Port Layaca Is
spending the holidays with Misses Grace
and Agnes Regain.
Tic holiday festivities continue without
inierEaisson, Izlst night there was de-
lightful mop Rt the Armory and tonight
ihe young people win be entertained by
Airs. G. Attract.
Mr. August Lefty ot New York returned
borne Tuesday after q moat enjoyable
VISIT of d month with HIS brother, MIR
simon Levy Of this city
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YOAKTNL

TokRti5d. December &.-Messrs. Levy
& Turner hive leased the new opera house
10 THIS city from the owner, Mr.. r. T.
Stephenson The lesHees are active young
business men and Will use every means
possible % make the place attractive and
% geaure for The theater going people
some 81 the best companies on tho road.
and ss managerH the public and trnupea
may rest assured Of fair treatment
The cts council win meet ~ 8 o'clock
.ais afternoon 70 elect auccessnr to Mr.
g. 7 Whitnaid, declared 10 the Office
q aaseasor ana collector with a large
number Of applicants 10 choose from
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Ross- sTRIcKLAND.

Yoakum, Texas, December 2S.-At the
Episcopal church in this city az 8 O'clock
KUN and Miss Mary Strickland OF Brook
haven Miss. We're married, Rev Hudson
stuck Of cuero officiating The groom
a prominent young business man and
member OF the firm OF Roos Bros. one
Of the leading firms OF the city The bride
IS one Of the leading society young ladies
ana sister to Mrs. John M. Green. A
complimentary dance VIII be given them
at the opera house tonight by the young
men OF the city.
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AYmENEAL.
FOUR WEDDINGS AT TAYLOR.

-FOUR WEDDINGS AT TAYLOR.
Taylor, Texas, December 2s.--The mar
riage fever broke out in Taylor last night
with renewed ylgor. So far this morning
the following incidents have been re
ported:
Mr.. Oscar Bunnell and Miss Macie
Twining were married last night at the
residence of Mr.. Dave AXE
Mr.. Martin Kelly and Miss Celia o'Con-
nor We're married at the Catholic church,
Faher Louth officiating,
Mr.. Ed Brymier and Miss Willie
Bearden were married at the residence of
the brides father, Rev. j. b. Sweeney
officiating.
Mr.. Murray and Mrs. NJ. H. Bridges
were married at the brides home Rev
s. % Whipkey officiating.
The marriage Of Mr.. VIII Reid and Miss
Bffie Delllnger is announced TO take place
tonight.
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BRYAN

BRYAN December 2s-conoe-ning the
killing OF young Tom DoEier IN Wills yes
tsrfay, upon investigation The Post re-
porter huds that he VISA a son 81 Mr..
Tom D0zier, who runs a small restaurant
in this city. Mr. pozier stated that he
received a telegram from willis yesterday
stating that his son had been killed. hut
that he had 10 particulars Tire boy was
staying WIth relatives IN Wills and had
been there about three months. Mrs Do
zier LEFT last night for Willis TO attend the
fEneFul
The following young society people
came N toa1y TO attend the % Y. X. BAH
tonight; Lea Allen. Marlin; D. w. S. Cox,
Temple; Tom Kyle Victoria.
Prot w, y. Philpott OK College IS in
Laredo 10 attend The uuptials OF HIS SIS
ter, Miss Eloise, and Mr.. Moore OF that
City.
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WILLIS, December 2s.-Ths boy. Tom
D5zseT. who was 50 badly mangied IN the
sailf5ad yard here at O'clock yesterday
evening disd last night HIS father, who
lives 9, Bryan was notified by telegraph
ard WIN probably be hsge to-day
Mr. G, X. Jones. who was shot hers
Or Christrnas nlghr ia q difficulty. an ae-
count Of which appeared in The Post. Il
reported oEE o. DANCER by tho hospital
siith9dtlsS at Palestine. where he wss
sent for treatment.
Cssrraa's g9medy company pIsyed hers
last alsht at Smiths han 10 a crowded
house and are billed Tor another perform
nace tonight.
MisFes dauiie Rhodes and Pearl San
dell who ans teaching. one III IAfl1in ana
the otaer At HOPE Dewitt county, are
home fsr The holiday Fasa.lsl
ltcn q ~ Fuilinwi9rC. citizen Of Pal-
esssrs iipt formerly 8 citizen % Wlllls
returned home - yasterdkgss train af;er
q pleasant slsis among Ola fr1ends here
Miss Stella Griffin. one 81 the leading
society gains ladies u Trinity, Il visiting
Miss Lewis
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hlfRffsi. flereinber q. THE three trees
~ the haptgi, Christian aid Presbyterian
cnafeheg here wera an beauties ana were
ettsneea ~ large crowds on SATURDAY
ltishf. notwithstanding t. had bean rain
lre sl.tbe evening.
The weather has been extrepae,v a., -,
kOr two weeks
~ ~ huekhagham q Dallas aud Charles
gslair OF k4llon ere spending the week
WIN reiaiiYas here
Spoftstnen With their pointers and set
tefy are bringing n the quail by the cart
Key. and AIss. s., ri. Blair asslatea ~,
their dHnahter Mis- Kettle, eaye ,hs
young folks 9 grand reception al their
home last night
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Austin, Texas, December 2s.-Mr. John
Wolf Jr., a prominent stockman OF Dill
10y Eric county, was married. this after
noon az O'clock TO Miss Mary y.
Iownsend OF Bqstrop. sister OF Mr. Andy
Townsend of Anstln The marriage was
celebrated by Father Peter at his private
parlora h Austin and the happy couple
TOOK me southbound train tonight for
their future home in Fro county.
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
nEws NOTES GATHERED nx PosT
RSPoRTERs.
A San Antonio Darkr FriRhtons His FAM
iiy fer Fun and T. shot--A Nnmber Of
Holiday Bntertninments-I
tbs Courts.

SAN ANGELO, December 2s.--fIon. II.
II. Paschaii. congressman from this dis.
sticl wired as follows from Washington
today to +. B. Gray San Angelo, Texas:
Have just seen the comptroller. He has
appoinied YOU bank examiner"
Mr.. Gray's appointment Is hailed with
delight BY his numerous friends through
out Western Texas His long experience
in the banking business guarantees sat
istaction to ali concerned.