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uNI.oAppp PIsrous.

a Lad Meets an Untimeiy Death
Through /" payfuiness.
Waco, Texas, March 25.--Late this az
ternoon three boys, each about Il years
old, were engaged IN shooting at d mark
n ne cedar brakes 4 snort distance from
the city George Briggs ons OF the bows.
had heen firing a i5-caliber revolver and.
as y thought, he bud shot or al tbs
lpads Ae playfully snapped the weapon
at Dephine iuerlne. one Of his entn-
panlons, and the result was to sena a
bule. into the boys hrain. killing him
instantly. Briggs and Lnnnie Stone IT'D
thiId boy hurried 20 The city and no;i-
WIS hreught 10 his home here bv Tie
coroner The victim or The accident ana
MS aqulphnfoHA are weil-knoAfn and tho
SAD shnir Is universally deplored
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MON TIE previous term. so that I'D to
"Wednesday las, lhern wee eixty.one cases
20 Do iefrrniinei AmpNg the number ufe
two on nrFo suits nra u.s. TIE Texas and
New Orleans KRlwdy mpany for dnul-
ages Tot rrraohdi '1iurc3
Miss Lula Long VINO has bean attending
o ScnacrNat ny az music In New Orcarr
has returrco home. ard at.r a few dsyS
fcN here VII, Ia com neiy Wiz Mrs. II NJ
Nelsn, rrnctud 70 California. Who're they
VIII spend q moaIi Or tNo
Sir. Bacon has been 1uistiv ghikr along
Witt hia telephone schn,ue and Is noW co.
gaEcd 10 Pacing poles around a certain
p1st.0n Of s,fe civ. Hy "a tnis ta%.e ~
bet lltfln 70 say except TIA. tne esttbi e,.
meif OF ieiernone eNcnarye In BeAi-
mont TOW ssenna ,D be a csrtninfy
~ County Clerk Ransho,ta's oface yes
bampsnirc u e. Brolsalu ard " Al
Vel ltn fervsd % Paul Saean ana
etlerSl al Cf 9aiytl.on. ten sections n
lari on Tayioria hayo1. contai nirs. sssi
acres The consideration was s2S7
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salt AGAINST Brazoria couaty--intervea.
tons Flied.
Galveston, Tex. March ss-rhe Younes-
town bridge company or Ohio died suit
In the United States circuit cour. against
The county fudge ana county comnls-
a.oners or Brazorla county. In It's BIN
of complaint the Youngstown Bridge COM
pany prays for an Injunction Restraining
the Defendants from issuing any bonds
'ok said Braznrla county until the cause
i Disposed. And ~ answer to the prayer
the court granted 4 temporary iniunc-
ton and get down April 2 AZ Paris Texas,
Tor the defendants to show cause why d
Permanent Injunction should not issue.
This actlon ~ predieatsd on a centract
entered inio between the Youngstown
Bfidse Company and the county uf Bra
zorial whereby the former were 70 build
Two bridges III IN E equity OF BRA.
zorla, one across Bastrcp bayou between
creed's and Hoits ferry, ana the other
across Chocolate bayou AZ Clements
crossing, for which the bridge company
were % receive $1,000 Ia the bonds OF
said county, payable twenty years after
cate and 70 bear per cent Interest per
annnm., the Interest to be payable an-
nvaliy The complainant alleges they
baiilied their part ~ the contract but
that the county through It's legal repre-
heAtatlYes failed 10 perform theirs Hence
this suit and Injunction proceedings.
nAsAfuiess os ine elluuts Oh tAc mass
meeting " the better element last Norway
night % protest. against the re-epening 81
rue gambling houses and the AAaiirance
given az that meeting by Mayor Fly that
AGAINST vice, ghmbling was ia f0ll blast
tonight. The LEADING club houses on Ma
ket street we're brilliantly Illuminated and
dong q rilshing business an nght IA some
OF them. Too lf4lnnFff
p.arialy hiaas az II the law was not being
violated under their very noses. There
w'ts 2nly ore arrest nlade Tor Fiolat ne the
eAnoling law, and this WAS done by Nlght
Sergeant 9elaNa who Accidentally dis
covered Gus Henfy's pace open on West
M8rket street, went upstairs 70 inyeSti-
ali Sambilng or looking an. ana ariestsi
the proprietor ana his dealers ard brought
hem e hs police station, where a charge
et gnmbini; Yves preferred as4inst THEM
ana they VIII haye a hcaring before Fce-
coraeg Iohuson IN the morning. 'rhe white
sa9mb'sng estanIlshlnsa'e weie not MODEST
Some saloon men attempted today to
SGT az defiance the law compelling them
e close from 10 a, u. 70 p. N. on sun.
day They were promptly arrested and
vii have q lienrlne before Recorder
johnson IN the mornin. With the usual
rssait--a Jury trial and acQuipal.
People Of this clty VINO earnestly desirs
70 see reform ~ this eitg. and Wees
that ara deInoraiiziug either Suppressed
or brought under control, 1gainat which I
tas law e explicit are disgasled a, the
are sworn tofAnfbrce n. What thnr fesDly
do 9 see that the law - enforced Is re-
sAE9ea " 2 mere eiine g tle public, and
NE peiies ls fast Srowing thar they have
net the moral coutaee 10 enforce The law
AGAINST any vice chat rs dominant IN this
guy, Tor fear OF palitlaAl if'iueuce Thar
bring about 4 healthier n 1rai sentiment
= az the next county and nsiliticipal eief- !
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popuiIsr alErrlNd.


H'fNhfN fNENttt ftflfl ttHf"ttN AuITerN tNf
fi7nF ~ ff8n1aiRs
oensales. Narch Is According % ar-
recruitment safHH Ashhv ana D. q.
Hheass addressed gooe sized crowd here
Democrats ard regroes Arhbv b. 4 AVA
stump snealger but made 90 new points
ezFept eiludlnT 70 the action u ~ ds-a5.
cratic committee a. Dallas on me 10Th
ltls peapis applauaet him 70 the slsles and
~ AZ entertainer ~ = mixed crowd Ashby
lf q hewiing sncceSt M Rho5es X reni.e
tcrtl12 'ht frdeF MI tfainn ana n
ntee, speaker hAt. like Ashby. ieais min.
eipellY n ridicble ard shruSfs At the Ann.
puniitAng swine.
The pNrllisfs Were kerr N fsii force buf
ne crowd was rot 1iite AZ iarrc 81 rs
inhn4uf ~ " WAS fWn wears ago tchsr
Ashsr curnrd tho rRmpai1u hef4
Well Informed nfrsnns tav thafa iit4ie
over hair ~ The r0uuii-t vnir ~ this cnnn
~, ~ flie last siecraa WIS neera vote
and the democrats VIII frv 70 uef them
year.
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ANDERSON WILLIAMS,
rmE END or THE ROMANCE or
INDEPENDENCE
The afarriage ., Midnight which Gave
the Falr Prize TO the Outsider and
Desroyed Hope forthe Efst-
while Gay Texans.

fITy1E NInTNN 1uI--sllH HiiNANy
-. ~, 49, sts,a,.,, ,vti, 4 m.
lrnicairl N the pfiei alspaten WAith rf-
Feared " this morn'rs s tos', the trlahs Y
~ 49, a, . ,tl
- ana ArhNn pafNiSa e'N'Nu "a =
ul<ht welding last night al The resldance
~ Nfr n lfofrn,ah ,vhen Mr. Charles
LrbA Anderson lei Lroni a SICK cnAupet
Miss Nettle Houston Wilfans and the
ts,air ,,ssra ranAa nne Rev ~ Saabrirht
go -, ~, "a, ,ra.,.,
i-cSl, or the llplscopal cnufch otuSlat
tx.
-Ne'NH VIZ SNFs'iiNi t'a'H ~
M4st toul3Anic events ulit eNti VVSHlttt'
10 tl.ia section. For the pas forta4ght q
kaa htan tha enhts.t az e.Asasn IA society
h.ts 'S=A w 'ee,''S' - $500 -
circles in more than one State. and the
daily theme OF tho newspapers, which
80 Nsi's w Fu'1aN 1850 ~ ~ w XXX,
ross 4Ie fpst was t'e Hist pik pVts
% give % the publlc history ~ tnis
= $50
ttNNtA uiht Guys ago. Hiln ~ was dilvue
the lrst 70 size tAe last chapter IN the
nine days. wonder this ntniu.nS
me inasTlese az the u;i7lsnal time 81
~ iilant9 aiy, ~ pp4r, MAfn ,the Aap.e
N9&Iesa ifon her econ t9f9ne ~ iaNseh
Aiess ~ slsAes loe.n her leaNya sesPtef
p RF q sitNpeflng weird, was ~ eau.ng
70 ihls romance
lne sfoeip Aif g. j.. Anderson, came p
served ntaf vas caqr.esl ID the fs,+ne hf
a. ft6befi l,I,3sni1,se5. v.hsr. M. ,.,y,,.,Se n
~ sen ~ bsr 10y ni'ilssit
Without Fac bride for whom Id ,.h no
he took his de9artnre al Inc ,,in-niH
Ss t.ie ala,--whtn ne was ID have BEEN mar
maic q q point % Ae az the d,s1at ~ w
sCtaaly ) ar o. 2 o'clock. whea he MI
aga regafed him with the popular air
douet,ess taour ht a. IKE 1 me .ae lanasts
best who LAUGHS lasE" FOR 10 alone lns,S
ahgt be would retara ami vet succeed *
arlout loYegs that followed IN NOPE ainoss
y the marriage altar. eNperb.nE a Seam II
ca;mior', ike ihe ynuon fhrungn "a, al n
Hln ats' i.rect their way fe snatfhI tbe
coveted prize from the successful suit5r
Hut n this Instance hone yas M !,
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Woodvilie, Texas. March ai--M.. J. ID.
GREGORY good and useful Citizen Of
ms COUNTY died iast night after much
sunering. Three weeks ago ne WAS bitten
Nv suppDsed mad doe 5e eyid@nce6
every SYMPTOM Of hydropho5ia, haying
hts and frcthng at The month yIA was
20 Mid Va bis rsyiueH Just before hJs
to hold him down
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HUNTSVILLE. March 7s-secrstAry
2obinson o. the Texas Pfeas assoelntion
g.ves out the Relieving far publicA'ien.
'rht csndltiona, sxcnrsion outlned 81
the daily press Of tho iath, 20 take IN me
Mammoth case, Niagara Fai'a New York
CITY aud Washington has heen hbansioncl
ewing 10 oth3t plans on FOOT BY no hlaher
officials 70 cagLy exhibit cars on the az
cutAlon this year. 10 vlslt AsDniY Pafk
White the National Editorial assoesAtioa
81 IN session, and 70 stop a. lnlApd townt
on the way 70 invite attention % me r.
ocafcts OF TexAa. The secretary was nn-l
ndeisod as to such plans belns ths snssn;
ton when The Niagara oxuerrslon Was ar.
ranged, ana the lattcf having been Con
ditiuned or iiot lnte iering VIII other ar
tspeemcnfsl n WAS declared on Witaypt
er0ubie prealdcnl Sour-Qck WI issue
eirruar a. aodu NJ transportation Win
Eastern lines ~ Arranged, exp'ainiiit we
mans IN detail. - fVheroas iqrtt.eS are
coming IA. asking iatorinatie tiils STATE
snenL ls defniad tlue, ~
MI John f Snithrr, q leaainS ritFlf'cs1
t,3Au u TIA CITY. Was stricken No'fil y aN-
fasl.Y wrla attendinF % buslps ana
~ atll Ia a critical cno1itions Ills To-
c9perY = cArneeilS Aopcl ton - ~,
nay SETH ward mas raniraed lrlr l,ait
assihe. WhatU ht war Aaslns - q pf4-
riactcd rtfefinR
epfne rains Continue 20 fan.
Che INSURANCE Oh tee burned Stock cI !.
NJ smith mas bean ndJlsqf ~ alefl y.
& Fcidcr was nilo~el $ia5 On damage 70
hufdlnks
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YAn nEArh RoLi..
MISS SALE e QUINN.

MISS SAUL QUINN.
san Pairicio. rexay. March 2s.-sIiss
sallte Quinn the if-year-old dsushter Of
Nj Lou Quinn died Yesterday morning
~ about Z O'Clock pesta was caused by
alis cemetery, Miss quinn Mas sweet
chris ian sirl and hs3 nude hosts az
friends, wh9 sincerely sympathixe With
me family in their hour Of sorrow
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20 Nnw pnvnEopaInNrs.
Coroner Not Satisfied That Williams Met
With an Accident

Nofoner MOI SaUaHeu Ihat WilIiams Met
With an Accident
Sour Lake Texas March a5--Thefe
are no new Developments r6!atlye to C,
r. Williams death Williams was from
Brooklyn here Instead Of New York city.
tie originally eaals from Newark ann
his wife from Rochester Reports arc
'asath /, = claimed q be an accident or
Eaicide. but Justice Of tha Ponce isead
from BeyaTs Is nns satisfied with this
thecry, Etc Is stlll inyee iKalipg the inat3
ter and up 10 q Ia bois had nor rem
dered "a verdict. Mr. 1y-iiiiETnT rtmaffls
were stlll 81 Uevera taanY
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limited States suh-trcasufy next week ss
Z !NWg tor the Instrument OF tie calm N
The Cherokee Nation bonds hcirln,s ne,
cent interest. The lee,io al she b6ni y n
S6vrlVM and the firm PAYS slDNol prem
inm, lhe bonds VIII bc paid oif ii four
squat lnstalltncnts IN the years 1897, 1903
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TEXANs In anrnAAt.

New York March "a Mrs. Readlne
q san Antonio is at the Broadway cen
iral hot&.
Hotel Norinanaie. = - e'f
e. W boolittla Is in Now FORK bnylnR
GOODS for poolltre Simpson X 20. of
osl'iAs ana Il At the ST. Stephens noe.
y RisdNll Of Fort worth Is al lie
Westminster hotel. ~
T. schuTnate OF Dallas Is al the
Broadway Central hotel.
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coXEY Nor ma


lis Property said Ia II
samaered- Fosvoios,irr.. i ~.
Masslllon, Ohio AIaFcn ~
nies'on OF the rensrs tsH,u 90,
that coNey Is wcsiihv ,Apc.'i
mere , tod those Who cs i slsa sss1ll
XII, Z ie sl, Siays that his pcv 'ss, \
ton,sn ,s'' 70 E, The Repairs !.
ne obaked to pAv 4 'S ~ ,, WY 81
me stallion Acslyte bv ~ NJ, n \, II
81 suffer foreclosure ffS ~. VA
n,efsu from Colonel .ia,nss = sl'
hesntveky Tor $4,000 ma MN Il y
a.; 4 Hon q coloncl Pepper 's NY " I. |
ION on Monday md gave nc ras
~ 3, va ts'dt ample security Eo,Is \
would be legal pfora,. II. II, / 'stee I.
day The mortgaae a H'ss s.
much OF Coxcy'H property, a e y
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coNzAIEs. March rs AZ the last aes-
sion q The commissioned court q tliis
c0unty n Ftbruasy u gss Unanimously
decided q build new court house hers e
nost npouy s'aoCQ and County Judge 3no.
5 Conway was directed 70 aiyefslae IN
the tlogston Poet Tor plsns ana spseihca-
tiona, Tile county Judge Aaa received q
great maay letters from architects and
contractors IN this aud other states aud
9 Number o. pinn6 and epccinc4tlons paii
ht presented 10 the CONT tomorrow FOR
their considerations
abr mentg4s VI shel commissioners court
retitned Yesterday evening from their
trlp 70 lsorknart Cameron. HliAbQro. In,
sfsA'iac nfld Golsmbls. having th0souFhiS
tnspqctcd tnF new court houses NJ tnese
Csc. Houston Of Gonzales and Harry
fsefy 81 Le,i.=, wic have been attend
tnF collcNe 4. Sar A-stouic. left there FriA
day fnofniaR on bicycles 1T G O'clock, arr
fivins here yesterday ~ n; nj, making
siNty-sivv mics ct isevri They viii re-
turn 70 san Antonio tomorrow On their
wileeia < she weather is iuyoraole
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Faclnc 70 c'hicaro rhey beiengcf 20
Mcesrs. Weldon. Fosaat. Sneppsri
Hamilton and were fcd from the Oh MIL
pro1nct SIT. James Benuhont sfreral
Ayt Stock agent Of ths Southern feclHc
was hEre surcrintrndine the shipment
zion. Gnrfave II Shtcchcr ntiendc1
She Dallas meeting Of The COMMITTEES and
stoned IN Austin en- route home. MI
Seneicner resolved very flattrrius M
tiof ~ lard commissioner and VIII 70
INTO ne ccnvenuon with strong follow
CONGRESSMAN ~. n Grain win doubt.
less fcei very mach relieved AZ tio news
" tue withdrawal Oh llr Howard Of
yorktown from the cnnefessiprai race
Nt11ts. W q Hunter. Robert Frchnsr
nni i3awi ieelHson % itarncn City for
merry ~ Cuetp, are hare Thcy nNturaily
GER Aoruepshat e,Atrd over the victory o.
kernes Ciiy Nj the county seal contest
QaFe G.1iut9 epd Hierlet kUorney
DagidsQn are fl,sndlne Sunday at home
and VIII rtfufrl ~ itaruHs City to-day
whore they are holdin< cDnrt
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HOMER cUAREs


Gonzales, Texaa March q. = Homer
CLARK. AGED about Is years yonnFess son
ot Mnyer A w Clark, died last aleht
m the MASONIC cemetery.
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pUNN's MuRDEIl

Tho Superintendent I'D MaF
With Him
Llano. Texas Marea ssa e. !.
Dunn. while on his KAY fFop IA!
10 olive mincs 70 pay ot'' " f'ss
about 8 .. M yes'e'p .s vi h
alone in his busy and ha e. s s.I'
which was taken A. vel " VA. w . }
niatoI The murder Is ieoese. & a
Mean nurely Tor robbery. a pssss "a n
,nr the country but as yf'
have been made
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Austin. Texas March q 1.-THE churches
we're llied to-day and extra seating &C.
Communications IN some houses o worHhfp
had 20 be furnished for the great crowds
AN denominations were alike largely at
tended ana each church had soIpe hand
rome decoration commemorative Of thu
ra.f
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rAH rlRH sacoRp

RESIDENCE AND CONTENTS.
Mexia. Texas March PA residence
9eoleisd by 2. p Lynn OF thls city was
e ..,s 70 re GROUND today With all It's
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l.AstHAA0s- A1zch a5s--Guite 8 pain
ga aceldeu hanpeaed yesterday 10 TIar-
Was % 2 Fehieis 9f come rharacter ard
souae;hlrs happened mat cnussd him to
iNElP q.9Q ana 10 t0irg 90 broke lis leg
aoe1F the ankle causing thr bone 10 prli-
fipte, US cries 81 pain were haA n.
Eet9ihB iAf caste vaa taken M ehar4a
aX Alfars -uan & Luhn ana fbe lifi5p
MIL be anFea Y surgical Skin dau "a II
tne sglsier bag he glnpminr 81 eveft
one Nnel g qgx iabarer loses HE arm
sources tQr ohtaitin9 > lirefhood
~ thE thifd Thursday fH ADfl fh.
ladies % the Cafnetefy assecia9i6n rs
cFletfate the3r aNulyersafy
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Ceero. Texas, March 2s.--Eae,er sunday
was uFhered IN BY cold clear norther
when VIII interfere very seriously with
ana hats eHPN7
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MARCHED EIGB9m n


.-..-..--.---...'.--s' ,lo;n r.ts *.
men, @ sssis, he rs-,,,.-
10y rearHea here ttslN loo "a
a ite SAIL That whit S vs. Il!
~. any trouble wliaIi'se, !. Y ul4 htl 4.
m nlsas the appoI1imaasnsS ~, 4.
Coxey Intends N H'1ssQnvt hiII.. 4,
next Tuesday and ss =, W Is.
While S,i, returning nan sln
a ss... g railroad ofacis, 'Nn I,
s ,lii ne eveaink we vest, ". p X. \
4, \. ieit ~ $40 he raia ~ wv al9n
n !, compehed Is 70 ~ Ns''
n .,kl az be had sc " NsesSs n
we he wanted a se iss sIli.,'.
~ "wednesday. ia ~ \, NJ,
70 return and take III, y , sAA' As
s 1911. a. Beaver Fans 'a ' "a q N
were otfcrad n ne hs saa Sssaq'
a \ WIN no takers thei N soalla|
oiapanu before they icss',, ,s t 4. n
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AT IAGpANqp

Lagrange Texas March 81 Easter VIA
Appropriately observed here today 10 an
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The statements IN ne asiimoalg I.
familiar facts to tAs Immediate lIIsls I
Geo. A. zirkie. sss5cl fsschcs q VI 4
Tenn. very wei kaogainoashput th,j
whero bio was born and hsfslssssrye1i u
&C. |. Hood & co.. i.5sssa, isEsss
Dear Ssfss-I hellefeiil ss5'.st s,is}
Twin tell you Why. i lsFe ssl'is
heriled scroiala fgcmeklld lora
Of age my eyes heeasile slrAn5i ~
could not read after sunset, 90. W
close my eyes, I could not rasa ~
whichever sideI iay. on that saai \
my eye, This condition oopiHurt 4
years, and was succeeded by
An lntoIerabic lschlss !
Mi over my body and ilnibys had I
little boys take shoe bruslft and f''''''
It was dreadful Tteentlnatl eaFiA''
followed Immediately lyra tpiHel y n
side of my neck, a. large o. q snlas ~
once commenced tkins phIsielA1' =
lions and continued tai lostllQfe Z 2,
lime the tumor changed it plHes 2 ~
dlate fronl atiny nerS surpuiaiea l9' =
lowed by others, TN siy bad fqfas9 q.
"Fina,sy. s1fee years asa, rpeg' 4
nor seated itself on tho point ~ : 4
aud "a SIX months another ilali say pa'i|
bone. Roth al fhom soon hogan 2 y y
and conunned 10 do 20 Y an1as ~. .
ago. tried everything, iilclnoins plF'''f
| was often 50 weak thai
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VEST,

WEST, March 23.-1he city election ,ov
fns2er and nve aldermen IL *, for ths urst
week M April.
f4frlHrN are unfA4y concerning thn oold
~ fears o, rcnriFf fauar kean, Il ~
qt.ttee, ard Waco tritets feii 81 usssl
Ffiit. c6 e me street tax ana caniia
and Hsrrils Hse numerous
p fne Ff4l y rrowgnE 10 favor IRE tfatn
epting 3usi u suit business ihrr o,t
nricr-tu4,eg ge4dlaf
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MT and Mrs Gladstone have received
auiogrNph letters from the aifeen NON
ihe misslvcs being eonehed In ianettaea
.hsWlns hlKR appreciation of the sRrvic4s
1,naeiel 10 mo country by MIR Clad
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IocKHAItT. March q ~ il. sandtrs
who k.ied WIN Jordan a rev nieats ago
ied his examinatler yesterday zat tt.as,
ana was fequif1i n enter ntd hond n
tne 3nfn n 5000 f0 await the arti6n e3
We grand Jury. lio wi.l be abs b tise
the bond
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IAN PATflcgo. Aafch "a The farntsy
cf ~ 81 p Paia,cr len for Rocixna-t
yestefday. ara Nj Palmer VIII try besrs.
.':rs't 're sfe II rev Ns.kx. yhen N.
nlsQ ~ ~ ~ 10 Ruckport ~
ite STATE ralR4ss have tlssn fti. A
Ylru ku cccasional Walt frse sSe
tticnt q tsfssF,nzte Cat john Wade ~.
11spfnef r1ais bpt thus FAR have fnass
~ Hft9Nla t.fefr strange MHSlran K
easily w1trkef ara me ofacrrs AZ ,,,,s,t
pB e ii.eir Fnettg 20 diBe0ysr nc woaid-
mir resE but tho rp9prlts eosm ".
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

WI4AfaIvlss. March r. rwenty-
four paees n TAe Post today Mr.. SCR
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-07-21

7. Ia. Burwell resigned last week the
superintendency of the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania railroad and the
resident agency of the Consolidation
coal company positions he had held
many years with arcep:abiity to both
interests. Mr.. Burwell has also been
popular With his employees, with whom
he is noted as fair, considerate and
sympathetic. His failing eyesight
was the moving cause of his resiena-
ton, but the railroad company retains
his services as consulting engineer, an
office which he can fill with un.
diminished efficiency.
l.. M. Hamilton, late superintendent.
succeeds Mr.. Burwell and is now in
active charge of the general manage
ment of both coal aud railroad affairs.
Mr.. Hamilton is in the prime of life.
vigorous, industrious and progressive.
Most of the improvements made
along the railroad line within the last
decade are monuments to his interest
in the community and intervention
with 1.-THE powers that be-" Now that
he occupies higher vantage ground, it
is believed he will make his personality
yet more strongly felt all along the
line.