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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
r.. LEAGUE.
Providence Won Its Third Consecu-
tive Game from Troy.

There seemed to be a belief that
Providence would loose yester-
day until the third innings
when the Grays had a wonderful streak OF
batting and earned six runs. The game
was won right there, as the lead was
disheartening to the Troys. The
game logged along until the
seventh innings when the score was 9 to /
in favor of the Grays. Then Troy had
Just the same sort of luck
Providence had, and when the
dust blew away Troy had six runs,
five of them being scored in the
seventh innings. The game was begin
ming to be interesting. 1t had lost its
soft complexion and was getting hard.
Troy was dangerous and likely
to win and the bleachers held
their breath as the Orphans went out and
the game was won on its merits. There
used TO be q time when baseball patrons
felt that II Providence got a game luck
had lots to do with it, but nowadays they
think the other fellows are lucky II they
do the leaders. Score:
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is GOING AWAY.
Rev. B. Fay Mills Accepts a
Passionate At Albany.

Rev. b. Fay Mills is about to remove
from this city to Albany, N. Y, where he
has accepted a call to the Passionate OF the
Fourth Presbyterian church. He expects
TO begin his labors there Sept. i. Mr..
Mills has been doing evangelistic work Tor
the past eight years, and he now accepts q
pastorate that he may be more with his
family. Mr.. Mills does not, however, In
enc to stop entirely his ~evangelistic Ia
bors, on the contrary his church will give
him 10 weeks outside his regular vacation
in which to pursue this work.
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Milestone Eighty-Eight.

milestone E~ignty-LiS"''
With much pleasure and great gladness we
have gathered here tonight
To rejoice with Sister Thurber In a pure anu
sweet delight.
bid US watch and wait,
She is passing on her journey milestone num-
Der eighty-eight.
Swift indeed has been the passage OF the
years as they have flown.
Marked and many are the changes when tnis
flight of time has shown,
But the love of Christ ~unchanging was the
anchor of her faith
And IL holds, serene and steady, passing mile
stone eighty-eight-
In youths morning earthly pleasure sang ir
her. its song In vain,
For the charm was quickly broken by anopier
sweeter strain,
Twas the voice of her Redeemer' Oon'o W
Me, nor longer walt
| She responded. and He saved her, saves her
now at eighty-eight.
| Oh. the Joy of that experience! How its
memory fingers still,
When the heart at peace with Jesus aho "o-
lighting In His will; 80
First began to tell the story of her new-found
hope and faith.
And She tells the same sweet story now at
milestone eighty-eight.
Then came years of holy wedlock' when' as
faithful loving wife, N,
She found His grace sufficient for the aahy
cares of life.
Its varied joys and sorrows, with their burden'
care aud weight,
She cast on Him who keeps her, at the age OF
eighty-eight.
When the shadows crossed the threshold, and
the clouds were overhead.
Weary days and nights of watching solemn
h~ush-and-'he is dead"
Then the Christ of weeping Mary was at haho
TO strengthen faith
No Won wonder that She loves Him still. a
milestone eighty-eight.
Most thirty years the widows God has mad
her pathway bright, 49,,
Fulfilled Ills gracious promise Al e'ehtio'
1t shall be light -,
While with meek and quiet spirit and wit
~trustful, child-like faith,
She awaits His welcome summons AT the az
of lightweight.
Full sixteen years her walk Win ood mas mau
its influence felt
Within this home where, happy and contehteo
she has dwelt. -,
p.loven Inv all. her kindly word, her smile
her buoyant faith.
Makes her life a benediction passing mileston
lightweight.
Az fragrant flowers on summer's day the
sweetest perfume spreads -
Our sister, in LIES twilight hour a holy fr'
france sheds, -,
The odor of her piety, well rooted IN the Iar,'
TLis bououet family typifies with blossom
eighty-eight.
Glad greetings to our sister on this natal da
we bring,
And pray for her the passage OF Times eve
fleeing wing.
Nav bear her gently onward toward the Ian
where loved ones wait
, To welcome her, victorious, sweeping throus
the pearly gate.
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credit OF the remarks / made. None OF Its
except. those present would under
stand that Mrs. Brooks. TO whom they were
ascribed, was none other than. yours truly
(MRs) ELLEN NJ. BoLLEs,
Secretary. X. 1. w. !. A.
Providence. II. L.. July rs. 1884.
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THE NEWS MAIL BAG.
Likes the t" Magic CITY,"

Likes the Magic CITY,"
THE NEWS COMPANY, P~RovIpEson, r. I.
l received the book, /" Magic eCity," all
right, Saturday. Ii is of the incest
books that | ever saw, and a very appro-
pirate prize. Accept my thanks for book
and compliments. Yours truly,
HANS HANSON.
Central Falls, II. l., July 80, '9i.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
LIKED FIRES.
A Gay Young Widow in waIpoIe Who
Got Ready for Second Blaze.

wALPoLE, July 3i.-The quiet hat fac
tory village OF Wslpole has had a scandal
that came to a head this morning in the
arrest OF three hy people from out Of town
by Officer Winslow OF the village assisted
by a pair OF detectives out OF Boston.
There IL an energetic widow In q place
named Taylor who carries on the mill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
Two STREAKS.
Batting in Two Innings by
Troy and Providence.


Games Touays
Troy at Providence. Syracuse at Spring
feId, wlkexb2rre at Erie, Binghamton at
Buffalo. .
Boston ct New York, Brooklyn at
Philadelphia, Washington at Baltimore,
Cincinnati xt Pntsburg, Louisville at
Cleveland, ST. Louis al Chicago.
Games Tomorrow.
No games scheduled in the Eastern
League.
Boston at New York, Brooklyn Mt
Phiiace lphia, Baltimore at Washington,
Cincinnati at Pittsburg, Louisville at
Cleveland. st. Louis at Chicago.
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Subscribe for the WEEKLY
News. Fifty cents a year.

Mathewson, N. g., Abner E. Clahin, VIII
liam Il. Allen, V. q.
The reception committee included Past
Grands Thomas Jollie, X. Il. Lewis, ID.
q. Grimwood, George w. Davis, John f.
Morris.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31

Earned runs. Provldence o; Troy I. Two-base
hits, Bassett 2, knight, Messitt, Breckenridge.
Home run, Dixon. stolen bases, Bassett, Dixon,
Stricken. McAuley, Egan, Donnelly 2, Cahili,
Meakin. Double plays, Johsssa and breckenridge
Dixon, Stricken and Rogers. First base on balls.
Dixon. Murray z, Cahill, Meakin . First base on
errors, Troy \. struck out, Sohefier, Johnson.
Breckenridge. Meakin, Dixon. Time, l46.
Umpire, Snyder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31

At4:i5 yesterday afternoon q grass FIRE
at Blackstone Park was extinguisbed by
Officer Fitzpatrick
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
MILESTONE EIGHTY-EIGHT.

The Old Ladies' Home on Tockwotton
street was the scene Of a pleasant gather
ing on Monday evening, the occasion
being the SSth birthday OF Mrs. AimIa
Thurber, who has been an inmate OF the
Home for more thar 10 years. Mrs.
Thurber is remarkably well preserved In
all her faculties, and especially so IN ner
powers OF locomotion, being as light ana
nimble on the foot as q young
woman. She is of a remarkably
cheerful disposition, and her Christian
faith makes her one OF the lights OF
home. She Is a member OF the Hope
Street M. Il. Church, and the young peo-
pie OF the Epworth League, with other
friends, made q surprise visit to the OLD
lady on the evening of her birthday. An
interesting literary and musical program
was provided for by Miss Hattie Taylor
A large bouquet of So blossoms was pre-
sented to Mrs. Thurber, and smaller pou-
auets to the other ladies OF the nome
The Rev. +. Q. Baker read the following
original poem:
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NvrANTFD-LIvE MEN TO BUY COUNTY
w Rights 10 sell an article that should be IN
every home. Call betreen &c and IL a. m. stephen
T.. chase, so3 Butler Exchange. July Is-ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
National League Standing.
Eastern League Standing.


SCRANTON. Psr July 3k-This city has
Eastcrn league. This decision WAS ar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
wilkesbarre ). Erie Q.

Erie lost yesterdays game on account
OF poor fielding and inability to hit safely
when there were men on bases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31

So you see how il is you cannot please
each and every reader, and the best way
out OF such q controversy Is to appeal to
ones charity and spirit Of forgiveness.
with the woman suffrage question con-
tanned in a subsequent issue, l I'm glad /
escaped III condemnation OF the ladies
and only made the objectionable error OF
getting n name wrong because / was fool
ish enough to refer for the name TO a con
temporary which had a brief account OF
the meeting. A perusal OF the following
letter will explain itself:
Mn. G. G. .CoRBETT;
DEAR sR-Your account In The News OF
the debate at the Y. M. g. A. Hall last even
ing on the subject Of woman Suffrage" was
very fair TO both sides. aud ! desire 20 thank
YOU for u. The arguments of the advocates
Of the cause are 80 often written mp with a
pencil shsrpened for ridicule that we who are
iaboring for this reform are doubly ap 3recia-
tive when q fair measure Of justice Il accord
cd Us. There Is only one fault To be found
with the report. and that IL with the mistake
you made In the name Of the speaker who told
the mule aud panther story, which You 80 wit
lilly paraphrssed. As the representative ~ the
Rhode Island Woman Suffrage Association I,
seems only right for that society to receive tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
National League.

Hits, Syracuse Il, Springfield 10. Errors, syria
suse 4, Springfield !. Batteries, Barnett and Hess
Homer aud o'Mara.
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o, B~inghamton 4.

Hits, Eric Q, wiikcsbarre 10. Errors, Fries 8,
Wiikesbarre 8. Batteries, McGinnis and Gunson,
Ouarlcs and 7. Warner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31

Buffalo o, BiDghamton 4.
The Bisons yesterday hit Duryea harder
than the Bingos hit Hoffer, and that tells
the whole story Of the game. Attendance
1X0-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31

National League.
II was claimed that Umpire McQuade
shut of the Baltimores' chances Of win
ming the game in the ninth inning. Three
men were on bases and Reitz attempted
20 score ON Glsason's out to left feid. He
was clearly safe, but was called out and
McGraw went out TO short.
Baltimore. ...... Q o . o. ,
Earned runs - Boston, 2; Baltimore. 1.
Base hits- Boston. Q; Baltimore, Z. Errors
Boston, 2. Baltimore. 4. Batteries-stivetts
ind Ryan: Gleason, Hawke and Robinson.
At Chicago:
g ! gSSi:. qSSdSS q
Base h~its-Chioago, .; St. Louis, IL. Errors
Chicago. 2: 81. Louis, 3 MISREPRESENTATION
and Kittredge: Hawley and Twineham-
At Philadelphia
New york........T Q oSoo o-gs
Base hits-New York. 3; Philadelphia. IL.
Errors-New York, L: Philadelphia, 9. Bat
teries-German and Wilson; Taylor, Tanning,
Grady and Cross.
At Pittsburg;
Pittssurg ;.."-.... eSS0adS.-
Base hits-Pittsburg, IL; Cincinnati, IL. Err
rors-Pittsburg, l; Cincinnati, 2. Batteries
cumbert aud Sugden; Cross and Murphy.
At Brooklyn;
Washington.."...3 o I 2-1f
Brooklyn. ......... l 0 l l o . i o Z
Base hits-washington, 10, Brooklyn. Q. Er.
Bors-wsshington, 81 Brooklyn. 8. Batteries
Maui and Mcclure; Dsub and Kinslow.
AZ Cleveland:
Cleveland. ........ o 0 o 3 ! 8 3-lI
Louisville. ......... ] y . ? v 0 O.
Base hits-Cleveland. 10; Louisville, .. Err
rors = Cleveland. 4. Batteries = Cuppy aaG
o'Cenpors wadsworth and Grim.
New England League.
At Havsrhill-Haverhill. 20; P~awtucket
O.
AtLewistcn-Fsll River. 10; Lewiston. I
Al Portland Portland, IA; Broekton, 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31
Syracuse O., Springfield 2.

Hits, Binghamton, 8; Bunslo, Is Errors, Bing
hamton, s; Buffalo, 4. Batteries. Duryea An
Rafter: Hoacr and Urquhart
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EN~H'o
@Lsm~

NOTICE TO commemorative may
write to me on any subject. You may
suggest subjects for me to write ABOUT
You may criticise and take me TO TASK,
You may notify when and where to call
for news interviews or business. Tues
day may be considered correspondents
day. All communications as fa- as space
will permit will be answered. Any infor-
nation you desire upon any sub ject, now
ever trivial or important, will, as lar AS
we are able, be chserfully given.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31

Springfield made a strong effort to pull
out the game in the last inning yesterday
at home, but S~yracuse's lead was too great.
The game was an exciting one at the close.
Barnett was very wild but effective. syria.
cuse won by punching hits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-31

The contents OF this column July ~
seems to have stirred up considerable In
terest and called out two opposite opin-
ions upon the same subject. While ! nave
no desire to enter into a controversy re.
garding the merits OF what was touched
upon / feel disposed to give my CORES.
~pondents a fair show and allow them al
least the privilege of answering. That
the general reader may understand wna'
caused the temporary r~uction, l viii repro-
duce the context Of the article which
brought forth some Of the correspondence
Here IL Is:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Tho Los, rrcnchcr urs nrru hp-ntcd
IN california;.

pcnton, Ten, sept. is--"Wcli, Elder
Baker has been found" ir the common
saiutation hclc today Elder Ches
l'aker the person referred to. was uii
las, June the popular young pastor
OF the ccn'ro Christian church at
Denton, ON the ilth OF that month
Elder Baker told his young wife that
he had TO make business trip TO
Tioga and would return the Afternoon
OF The same day,
lie had warm personal friends In
Denton, was a prominent character In
the Chrlatian Endyayor movement in
the state, had been married only ono
week and was supposed TO bo IN all
reapeots happy ana contvntcd.
Hn boarded the north bound train for
rlugu aud was seen no more,
His non-appearancu caused great
anxiety and every efiort TO discover his
Whereabouts failgd. II was discovered
that he never rvached Tloga, and foul
play was feared, However, he could
not be found ana as he had borrowed
various small sums OF money from his
members the conviction gradually
dQwned upon the minds OF the people
that he was an impOstor and u scoun-
urcl. From June Ia till last night this
opinion prevailed. Ills young wife. In
falling health. never agreed to this,
but faithfully held out that she would
hear from him some. timo,
Last night letter from Dr, j. NJ.
Mnsfie at Dallas announced that Mr..
Baker had hecn located at Sacramento.
Cat, and after giving satisfactory rca-
sons for his disappearance announced
his desire to return home, lie claims
TO have writton several letters TO his
wife. but abe never received one OF
them. Today she IL radiant with hap
plneaa and has written TO him TO has
ten back TO Denton.
MIR w Il Dunbar. tho fathcr OF Mrs.
Carrie Baker expressed himself To
your correspondent as satisfied that
Mr. Baker was honest In all things
aud that he was the Victim of dis-
ordered mind. He anya money WIN be
sent from Dallas to Mr.. Baker aud
that he viii be IN Denton na Eoon ne
circumstances would permit
What steps viii be taken IN regard tn
his pastprRte here Hhould MIR Baker
return lt Ia impossible to say, ma many
prominent members were seen and re-.
ported no action had boon taken
Considerable excitement was caused
and all agrec that Elder ChnA llnker
is either the unfortunate creature OF
circumstances and q much malirned
pastor OF else the porsunlcation OF
crnft aud Imposition,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20
THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
rnn ENEcurlyr COMMITTEES Mars
our rnE WORK.


Paris Tex. Sent, is The following
are announced as the time sand places
actresses win be delivered by the pcln-
ocrNilc nominees on the state ticket
Other assignments viii be made aud
published from time to time. Chairincn
OF county committees win give ncccs-
sary publicity 10 these appointments.
and make arrangements for the speak,
Ing; I
Hon. NJ, NJ. Crane, nominee for at
torney-general; Roxton. Saturday. sop
temher 20; Paris at night; Ciarksvlllc,
Monday afternoon, october 1; Ammonia
at night; DE kalh, Tuesday, october 2.
TeNarkana at night. Mt Pleasant. oc-
tohcr .; Mt Vernon ut night; sulphur
Springs. october = Commerce at night;
Cooper october 3: Ben Franklin at
night.
Hon George II. Jester. nominee for
Northumberland Hillsboro, satur-
day, September %; Alvarado, Monday,
October 4, cleburne TUESDAY, October 3;
Granhuiy, Wednesday, October 3; ste
phenvillc. Thursday. october 4. COM
anche. Friday. October 8: Dublin. sat
urday, October 6: Morgan. Monday, oc-
toher S; Whitney, Tuesday. October .;
Marlin. Wednesday, October 10. Rca-
gan. Thursday, october II, nrcmond.
Friday, October ie, afternoon. and
Hcarnc at night. Kosse, Saturday oo.
tober No. afternoon, and MeNia at night.
Hon w. II. Workman, nominee for
! - Ali MOI taae
TENDER 80; Caddo Mills. Monday. oc-
| tober !, Lone oak, Tuesday October
l =, Emory, Wednesday october 3, Nine
| ola. Thursday, October 4; nlg SANDY,
1 Friday. october o, Gilmer. Saturday.
October Q; rittsburg, Monday, october
/ " Winshoro. Tuesday, october o, DAin-
/ gerticld, Wednesday, October 10. Lin.
| den, Thursday October u.
| Hon. II, W. Finley nominee Tor
| comptroller Trinity, Saturday. Sep
I TENDER s9 l.ovelady. Monday, October
| !. Elkhart, Tuesday. october g. Nechea.
| "Wednesday, october .; jacksonville,
| Thursday october A. Troupe Friday,
J october 0, IinHdalp, Saturday, October
l o. Mincola, Monday october n, wills
/ Point Tuesday October o.; Kaufman,
/ Wednesday. october 10, WaNnhaohlc,
| Thursday, October H. afternoon, and
| ltaly az night; blooming Grove Friday,
| October n; Athens. Saturday. october
/ 49, Jewott Monday october 10; Ccn-
tervillc. Tuesday. October lG; Madison
/ vile Wednesday, October H.
Hon. A. j. Baker, nominee Tor COM
| missioner OF the land Office, nalunger.
! Saturday, september 20; Coleman, Mon
day, October i Brownwood. Tuesday,
/ october 2, Goldthwaitc, "wednesday, Oc-
/ toher ~ Lomcth, Thunday. October 4.
LnmpaHne. Friday 3, Coppcras
| Cove, saturday, october q. ielton. Mon
! duN. October X t.ut,uNiile sruau1o,s t,p-
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from NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
.sr WORTH AND mo GRANDE
PRESS cLuB.
,.markabic Scene at Greenviiic.
1 Crawford Notes : An Accident mt
4 ,.on-GatesyiiIe Grist-An As
1 ,xnment ut Plano.

Ia-.enyilie, Tex. Sept. 19.-Hon. C. II.
yum. nominee for congress from
Z district will leave today for Rusk
f,ss,y. where he goes to make several
sssehes.
me county Democratic executive
rmlttee will meet here tomorrow.
y,Isen. Hirchhorn & Bras. who have
an engaged in the dry goods business
his place and ut Plano. made an
I,.snment yesterday. making ], G..
k,aksrten, assistant cashier OF the
~ National bank, trustee. They
liz been carrying ON their business
n for about three years and We're
Eousht TO be in "A good condition
5,snclally. Liabilities, slS,36s.7O.
4 scene occurred at the depot yes
Irlay at o'clock. that was very
nlcal as wen as interesting. An $. $.
I'M $. passenger engine had backed In
4 the coal track and was coaling up,
ktsn heavy Missouri, Kansas and
I.xas freight engine backed in on the
&me tracw. There was some discussion
4 10 which had the right Of way, which
,ded By test of power. The katy
kglne backed up and was coupled on
1 Inc passenger engine and was going
pull il out when the test geban. The
LAD engine slowly got the best CT 1t
| II was the heaviest of the two. The
Images to the passenger engin were
sht
[ii.e residence of W. j, Hogue was de-
moved by fire yesterday. Loss about
IL. origin OF the fire unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Gainesville. Tex. Sept is.-Judge
Lindsay went to Henrietta last night.
Mrs. J. T. Leonard returned this
morning from an extended visit TO her
parents in Illinois
w. b. Richards and Misc Mary Cam
non were married this morning in the
nsrlor OF the Lindsay house by Rev.
j. r. Baird well known travelling
wan ~ Dallas was in the city today.
~ -,norts business In all lines on the
award tendency and spoke paruau-
la s complimentary o. Gainesville sli e..
..aI Frasher ard wife returned last
s rlsbt from a trio 70 Galveston. Mayor
l,s is well pleased with The
shor, s, N which he was enter
,', ~ bv The city officials
'a inferiDstion has just reached her, here
..,in5 Thai jack spaniard' q ch.ro-
"a I,iood was sha. and Killed late
NJ ,,,av evening SIX miles east rom
yyI ussrii. br Jan Flars- white man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Lubbock. Tex. Sept 19-More rain
5 been falling here today, but 1t is
|Ing on a country and people that do
| need II.
harvesting, sorghum. milomaize,
IA corn, millet. etc. etc, and we
|ud be glad to have II few weeks OF
b weather. Crops are simply 'im-
|nse."
Rev. Vim, CBaptlsb is conducting
.ieyival meeting here now.
'NN Martha Branch has been quite
lqr ten days. but is now improving.
Carries Il. Stubs and Miss Lou
Rngay were married four miles
sgihwest OF this place last night at
\ residence of the brides parents.
|lrin L. Hunt has just received the
rpOlntment for postmaster ut this
be-.
VI Y, f. Lee has bought place and
Wed to town.
Our public school will begin oeto-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-20

Marshall. Tex, scptls.-The attorney
ior d. l., spearsnan. the man con
'ie'ed Of murder and his punishment
assessed at death, made motion for
new trial yesterday afternoon. In
addition to several errors in the trial.
the defendant claimed that one of the
1nrymen, Mr.. j. c. Holder. said that
we deputy sheriff who had charge
OF tne Jury during the trial. had talked
10 them In regard to the case on of
,ne court room. Mr. Holder was put
On me stand and testified that he had
heard the deputy say something about
tracks and he thought he was speak
ing OF the case, but could not say
positively that he referred TO the case
me deputy, Mr. John Etherldge was
sworn and said that he never mem
TONED the case to the jury only when
on the witness stand. The motion be-
!iis overruled the defendant gave no.
nee OF an appeal, so sentence was not
pissed
me following convlcts, convicted Mt
thls term OF court. were taken to the
penitentiary at Rusk yesterday; "
H. Whitsitt for 1--WE years for man
slaughter; Robert Neal, Ed. Heard.
Israel Phillips and Ed. Purtrian. ali
coloreu' Tor from two to five years
Captain D. c. Grove, formerly dIvis-
Ion superintendent of the Texas and
Pacific, was shaking hands with old
friends today.
Mrs. STROBE and daughter OF Inde.
pendence, Mo. are visiting their broth
err and uncle, Mr.. n. G Tuyman.
Mrs. Bell, who has been teaching
| In the city. has moved to Blocker aud
taken charge Of the school AT that
/ place.
Miss Matte Mitchell, after spending
me summer on the coast. returned
home last night.