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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-27
"DoCToR" BANKS b OBS UP.

About year ago, negro man
calling himself DR.. James Banks,
and.representing himself az a me il
cal examiner for negro secret
order, canva.s ed Waco and was ar
rested, charged with swindliog.
His case went to trial and he was
discharged. A few weeks later he
figured IN the city court and paid a
fine. Nothing was seen or heard OF
him again until a few weeks ago
when the authorities were notified by
Tarrant county officer that he lad
been tined in the district court and
had escaped from the county farm
He was arrested here yesterday By
Officers Hardwlck, Curry and Berry
aud was taken TO Tarrant county
last night.
His appearance now is very
"seedy" compared TO what it was
when he first figured in the Waco
courts
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MAKING THE FLAG

The flag comm ttee appointed by
Waco Council, Daughters of the
Confederacy, met this morning at
10 o'clock at the residence of Mrs
NJ. Nj. boggess' The work was ap.
portIoned and material purchased.
The committee will meet again to
morrow morning at the residence of
Mayor McColioch, when they will
begin active work on the flag. 1t
will be IN ide accor ling to a resolu
ton of Pa Cleburne Camp, exactly
in proportion, colors and design. AZ
presented In the act of the congress
OF the Comic erate States of
America, adopted March Is, 1861
at Montg merry, Ala.
This flag will be presented to the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-27
A Morning Blaze.

At 3 o'clock this morning fire
destroyed a four room cottage on
Moore street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, the property of G. II.
Lee, occupied by Pat Haggard, an
employe of the Rotan Grocery Com,
pany. The building was total
loss. Mr.. Haggard saved almost
all of his household goods, upon
which there was no insurance
The fire originated from shoulder
ing Goals in the fire. place, which
rolled down upon the floor.
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A WIFE BEATER
Lends Officer Anderson a Lively Chase
aud is Arrested.

Yesterday evening abou; g o'clock
Policeman Anderson went TO arrest
negro named Henry Morris, who
was charged with whipping his
wife Morris applied FIR leg bail,
aad the officer fired his pistol i'll the
air, hoping to Tighten lhs fugitive
TO q standstill
The shot had the reverse effect,
however, and the flying n gro only
struck the ground in high places
From the corner OF Fifth street he
ran down Mary and out Fourth.
Seeing that his shot had not had
the desired effect, the off ,er linn
bered up his legs and struck the
trail with a Salvador gait Fear
lent wings to the negro's feet, bat
the officer wore electric boots, and
The wife. heater soon wore the nip
pers. He was PLACED i'll jail.
The pistol shot attracted a great
deal of attention TO the locality,
and the ensuing race was largely
enjoyed by large crowd of spe,ts
Tors.
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THE ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE.

a NJ N
The arrangement committee of
Pat Cleburne Camp met last night
at the armory.
A letter from D,vy Crockett Post,
Grand Army Republic was read,
accepting the invitation to partici.
pate in the reunion. The letter ap.
pears elsewhere.
The local military companies were
invited to march in the parade.
A committee from Pat Cleburne
Camp to act with similar com.
mittee from the churches was ap.
pointed to put the oil mill in readl-
ness for the annual enoampmeat,
after which it will be utillz d for
the Sam Jones meeting, The full
joint committee is as follows:
w. S Blackshear, Christian
church, 9. l.. Johnson, Episcopal;
P. j. Osens, Fifth ward Matho.
dist; M. Ill. Standefer, Baptist; A.
Powers, Cumberland Presbyterian;
r bert Lyon, Presbyterian; G. F.
Smith, Morrow street; w. /. Bar.
rett, Tenth street Methodist
church; Steve Turner, Fifth street
Methodist church. Ga the part of
Pat Cleburne Camp, Comrades John
Morrow, E. j. Parent and J. f.
Tolaud
This committee will meet at the
oil mills at 10 O'clock tomorrow
morning
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The Rock Island Railway Co. is
noted for the persistence with which
its officials try TO induce immigration
and build up the country through
which its lines run. This company
mas a thoroughly organized depart.
ment for this business and has, for
the past few months, been working
for Texas, the result of which is that
several hundred substantial farmers
from Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska
nave become citizens of the Lone
Star state The last issue of the
"W estern Trail" a newspaper pub.
li'hed in Chicago by the Rock Island,
Is almost entirely devoted to Texas,
aud contains much information as
well as numerous cuts engraved
from actual photographs, taken by
Its editor while recently here. Ii
you desire copy of this paper mail
postal card to j. G. McCabe, G.
+. A., Fort Worth, Texas, giving
your address or any of your friends
you think would like copy.
Subscribe tor Thu Npwa
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FIELD MARSHAL OF THE DAY.

General Stoddard instructed Pat
C'eburne Camp to select the grand
field marshal of the day for the
parade at the annual encampment
The position was rendered Captain
Davis +. Gurley, but on account of
the meeting of the Grand Com.
mandery Knights TempIar at Austin,
Capt. Garley resigned. At meet
ing of The committee last night
Col. John G. Winter was elected
aud this morning accepted the posi-
ton,
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To the Citizens of Waco.

The Confederate Veterans of the
State of Texas have been invited TO
our city and they will meet here in
their annual reunion on the 5th,
9th and 18th Of April A mmittee
on the part of Pat Claburne Camp
called on us aud represented that but
little had bean done on the part of
the citizens Of Waco towards assist
ing this local camp in ertaining
these visitors ia Waco. One thous
and dollars is very little amount
to ask for to be expended in the
way Of lights, music, and to provide
places for all the helpless Confed.
crate soldiers. We appeal to the
people of Wac generally;
|. To their hospitality and city
patriotic pride to raise sufii eient
money that these visitors, who come
from all parts of the s.ate, may
carry pleasant recolecti ms of Waco
as a living, liberal hearted, pro-
gresslVe CITY.
3. We appeal to you from a
standpoint of business. These
$4,000 or 1000 people who will
come to Waco will expect to spend
from one to three days in Waco.
must spend in Waco many times
the amount of money that it will
cost for their entertainment. There
is not grocery store, dry goods
store, boarding house or hotel. or
auy vocation in Waco that will not
be benefited directly, as we'll az ind
rectly, by these crowds coming into
Waco. We fear that too many
people regard giving money to such
thing az money lost; whereas,
such money given should be regarded
IS one dollar given and ten dollars
brought to Waco to pay their one
dollar back. This is the sort of
policy that builds up a city, that
gives reputation for useful, wide.
awake, liberal spirited citizenship.
When the committee on the part Of
Pat C!eburne Camp calls on you
you caunot afford to turn them
away, or be content not to help lib
orally in this movement. We an.
peal TO you, therefore, to respond
literally In your own Interests, and
IN The name of our fair city, 10
help entertain these veteren, in this
their annual reunion in our fair city.
Yours truly,
j. w. RIGGINs,
President Waco Commercial Club.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.
Happenings in and Around the
Courts.

Deputy United States Marshal
NJ Murray arrived in the city yes.
terday, having ii custody Berkeley
Burrows, young man about 20
years old. He is charged with
stealing s % from the postolllce at
Blooming Grove, N ,vorro county,
on the % instant.
He appeared before United States
& ,mmissoner Flnks this morning
for prelim nary examination and
plesdei guilty to the charge. His
bond was fixed at $3.50 to appear
before the federal court whom il
convenes next time
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MAKING ARRANGEMENTS.
Daughters OF the Coniederaey Working
for the Biz Reunion.

Pursuant to a request from Pa
Clsburne Camp, notice of which
was published in The News Sa.ur.
day, the Daughters of the COME l.
eracy, met yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock to permanently organize
Waco Councii. The meeting being
called to order, election of off GERS
was proce eded with, resulting as
follows:
President, Mrs. w. T. D. Harm;
vice presidents-tirst, Mrs. John
Moore; second, Mrs. John G. West;
third, Miss Minnie Kendrick; secre.
,ary, Mrs. James S. Fi,zhugh,
treasurer, Mrs. j. G. J. King.
After the installation of Off ,ers,
committees were appointed to assist
the local camp of Confederate
Veterans in preparing for the annual
ennampment, as follows:
On making a Confederate ma
tional Mrs. F. W. Burger,
Miss Constance Davis, Miss Hattie
Harm, Mrs. E. f. II ogers, NJ IS VII.
gina Donnell, Mrs. G. G. McCul-
loch and Mrs. j. Fl Bogges'.
Committee on homes for the vet
erans-Mi.s Virginia Donnell, Miss
Roberta Carter. Miss Constance
Davis, Miss Norma Johnson, Mrs.
M. B. Davis, Mrs John Fee, Mrs.
K. j. Parent, Mrs. j. B. Holmes
and Miss Sallie Evans.
Waco Council will act as commit
tee of the whole in the matter of
decorations.
Mrs. j. D. Shaw, Miss Judith
Carer, Mrs. j B. Holmes and Mrs.
NJ. B. Davis were elected a com
mlttee on bylaws and constitu
ton.
After the transaction Of the above
business the council adjourned to
meet again next Monday at the same
hall
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CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Charles OToole was arrested to.
day by Officer Tucker on a charge
of theft of lot of clothing from
John A. Bruce. A search warrant
was procured and most of the cloth
ing was recovered and identlfiad cd.
Complaint was filed before Justice
Gallager charging O'Toole with
theft.
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Department of Texas, United Con.
federate Veterans. The duty Of
furnishing 1t 10 the department
ievolves upon Pat Cleburne Camp,
through appointment by General
Stodaard, and the Daughters Of the
Confederacy will make ii.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-27

Keep it in the house Good ad
vice from the Captain. Captain S. G..
Walker, Company G lst Regiment
Indiana Veteran Legions, Lafayette,
Ind, writes this: 81 have used Dr.,
Bulls Cough Syrup in my family for
the last two years, and advise all
having children never to be with
out it
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JUSTICE uARR1soN's COURT.

One offender appeared before
justice Harrison this morning AL.
bert Mahan was charged with dis.
turbing the peace and assault and
battery, and was fined s and costs
in the first case and s. anu costs
in the second case.
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CITY COURT.

The following cases were dis
posed of in the city court today:
Henry Morris. aggravated assault
and battery, fined $25.
bob Noel, carrying pistol, fined
*25.
Several other cases were called
and continued until Wednesday.
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DISTINGUISHED COnicdcratcS Coming

Tx Governor +. Is. Lubbock,
colonel and aid de camp on the
personal staff Of President Davis,
and with him when captured, has
signifed his acceptance of the invi-
tation of Pat Cleburne Camp, aud
will be present during the annual
encsmpment Brigadier General
X b DeBrAy will also be present,
They will be the guests, during
their stay, of Captain and Mrs.
Tyler ID. Harm on Park avenue.
General DeBray was colonel OF
Captain H.ra's regiment AMI after
wards his brigade commander.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-27
Monochrome Painting

On windows, (style OF those at the
ConvenO. Office, hotel and resi-.
dence windows painted. For par.
ticulars apply to corner Thirteenth
and Morrow streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-27

The best mutual insurance policy
against attacks of sickness is to be
70 md in taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
If you are week it will make you
strong.
Hoods Pills are the best AFTER din
ner Pills; assist digestion, cure head
ache. Try box 25c
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Wants Contracts

Wants Contracts
Will take contracts foriu'p.1
the sandy loan from the ea ~.
of the river for filling ana s,1
your yards, landscape g a'ul;,I
grass sodding and gravel hau ~,
P. G. KlRKpA1RlehA,'
COS South Eighth s'''|
The News prints the as sSs]
~ .ss kilograms twe've nou
~arn- = Wsc -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
SIMMONS.


Sarah Kahn. plaintiff,
John n D5ian. Maraclla Doian hIs vifc
Albert j. Robinson, and Jauh Doe Robinson,
III vs.fe Attendants
he People of nc Territory o. Utah send
ERECTING To- John NJ uoIan and Mtrceila
noian. h.s wife. Albert J Robinson and Jane
Doe Robinson. Die wife, defendants.
xroU AHs HEREBY REQUIRED 10 ap
pear IN On action brought AGAINST you
Iie thea10ys named piliutihs in the District
Conn on the Third Judicial District OF tho
lrfutary Of tau and 90 answer the comp amt
died therein within ten days (exci uaive - tho
dsy u teTvicol after tho service on you Of tui.
ssmmons-ifserve within ihi ooaniyy o., 4
served oct NJ this county, hut In thn District
within twenty days. Othefwife ulthr forty
days-eF judgment By default VIII BE- taEen
tEnsst you aoeordingio the Prayss Of said
The sad action Ia rou htto have drmoni
ngnirst defendants Dol an On the sum q l,t1,
Ta '9'iI1 , A. ~ y Rss se9. gsf ann,h@ 9@
with interest from May 2, ls9t for $500, vita
interest from Nay W, 1924, for ilt %, with In
.,rsst ron ~, J9a s is IN, az A. sfs cen, Rsrr
costa ~ suit, alleged 30 be due on a certain
pfomlHslrY note. executed BY defendants
hoan to plalntia June %. iFll, Tor 81 5oI, With
interest Al 90 pcr cent per annum-aama beiuz
duo aud wholly unpaid favo The sum 81 $50
interest and being secured hY mortgage Of
even date On premises hereinafter dcscuoed
executed BY defendants DuiAn 10 plaintiff
said uoriglFed premises having been, since
execution of said morgaFc conveyed 10 dc.
PENDANT Albert ,. ltobins1n. subject 90 lien u
sald mortgage 10 have the usual decree ~ thia
court Tor the sale u said premises. udiudEing
that proceeds Of such sale be applied 10 pay.
wcut Of amounts Que a. above that defend
ants and all pcrs0ua claiming under them BE-
barred and f0rccloscd OF all claim or equiiy OF
redemption In SAID premises, and Tor other
relief sad premises are described az follows.
o. vlU Al o. lots numbered from ] 90 Is in.
elusive, aud beng all tho lota comprising
uoIan's Euhdy ition Of part or block "a, Plat
A. fiYo Acre Pat. ulg Yield survey excepting
lots 30 and % Of said subdivision, al situate in
san Lake CITY sud County, Utah
And you arc hereby notified that n You fan 20
arpcaf and answer Che said complaint no above
required the ssii plaintiff will apply 10 tho
court Tor tHc 70 lei demanded therein.
witness. the Hon. samuel A. Merritt. iid r.,
and che seal ~ the uiHtuct Court Of
the Third judicial District In and
tsrAt-l for the TERRITORY OF Utah, This ittn
day ofjuly. 10 the year Of our Lord
one thousand olgnt handed aud
ninety four.
DAVID G. DUNBAR, CLERK.
ny Gro. D LOuMs, Deputy uicff
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inTs OF having 10 so back 10 tho ohico
ana write story about mystery or
possibly thc tragedy Of o Broadway cab
But tho driver remained comfortably
hunohed, did not miss O puh OF bis Cd.
-. and tho horse ioyrcd ~ until ilc
policeman mouonc1 --.ao driver tOttup
What's all thisl" be- asked.
ITS ull right, answered tho driver
"But lots have q lock, said the on
Ger.
he po1gsd into tho cab. which con.
tainsd but ono person, q man, who, oh.
serving the oliccg, remarked IN my
thing but tragic IN fact. IN tho friend.
lioet Of tonog.
" 'F'sor, los oil have 'nozzor"
Drive on. said the policeman md
added. But don't wnnt any more Of
this cab window amashing on Broad
way
"Ho can't smash any moro - the
driver said, gathering mp bis roiue. "lie
smashed tho left door glass az Duane,
tho front glass at Howard and the right
door glass hore at Grand Hos all
right He docs this about once month. ="
"G'ni', 'rscr, said tho fare
GOOD night, sir, replied tho OH
Ger. Now York Sun.
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Notes and Personals.

The post, iilco at this place sxpscla 10
move into its new anu oommodious
quarters In the Il. X. Thomas annex,
on the 10Th OF the present month.
A meeting was held last evening
having ia view the reorganization OF
the Logan chamber Of commerce.
Several org AnizAtions have been effect
Oh heretofore, but have been allowed to
lapse.
Henry Hughes, Of MOndon, and q.
l.. Farrell, OF Smithneld, have re-
turned from 81. Louis, whittier they
have been NJ representatives Of Cache
county, In attendance at the Trans
mississippi congress.
On Monday morning. the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Kimball died
OF pneumonia. The funeral services
were held At the family reSideuco on
Tuesday afternoon.
Nell Burgess aud his company per-
formed here on Tuesday evening, In
The County Fair, 10 the great satisiac.
ton OF all vino attended. y
The regular monthly Meeting OF
Sunday school teachers, held WI the
Tabernacle on Monday oveDtfhg, was
we'll attended. Addresses ywere made
Y SUPERINTENDENT Ormsoy and j. a.
Stewart.
This Longiellow literary society com
posed OF A. q. students, oOntemplates
the organization VI n dramatic com.
pany Within Its own ranks In the near
future.
The Y. l.. MI. A, Of the Sixth
ward will give ball on Friday even
ing, the pr0ceeds 70 lba devoted 10 Tho
purchase OF new carpet for the war,
meeting house.
DR.. L.. w. Snow went TO Ogden on
Tuesday morning TO appear before thu
grand Jury rs an expert witness In tbs
Eliza Benrdall infantioido case. III,
woman has been In iail for soyora
months.
The Home Dramatic company II
giving successful performances In dit
feTent parts OF tho valley.
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AssEssMENr NoIloE.

North Point Consolidated irrigation Company
Loactlon OF once and Principal PLACE Of bust.
uVsa=OuIlun Hotel, West second South
street, salt Lake Uigy, Utah.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ nesting OF the Hoard of uIrtct1ra
held ON the lItu day uf November, 1894. aatras.
mout No. n, OF Elk hud half per cent, or as
cents PER share, was levied on tho CapitHl
stock OF The corporation, payable on saturday,
December let, 1874, 20 tNu Hrrrrtnry, 40 mo
ONCE Of tho company, Room 81, Cullen Hotel,
West second south street, salt Lake city, utAh
Territory Any stock upOn which thIa lfsCss.
mcni m. remain unpaid on tho Ilat DAY of
lCcombur, 1874, will DO delinquent aud adycr.
Used Tor sale NJ public auction, and unless
payment u made before, will be- sold on tho
SON day OF January 1928 to pay the delinquent
assessment together with cost Of udycrlsluE
aud expense Of sale.
Arthur PARSONS.
Secretary.
Room o., Cullon Hotel or once or. q. M.I.,
salt Lako Oily, Utah. November glst, is9l'
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Stapdard Cburcb Works.

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Extra CIT, - s5i Leather. unI, " 90, Leather,
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II was at night, whom the lowor part
Of Broadway was as silont as a village
street. A lono cab was crawling along,
its driver comfortably hunched forward
smoking Cigar. Suddenly thoro was q
crash, tho sharp rattle OF broken glass
ON tho pavement and leg protrudcd
through one OF the cab windows. The
fcw pedestrians and one policeman who
hoard and saw were startled, and tho
observing SIM man had dismal tor1l9d'
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mARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANr TO AZ ORDER OF SALE
\ and decree Of foreclosure 10 me
directed by tho Ihiru judicial utirlct Court OF
Tho Territory Of Utah, shall expose Al public
l1lc, at tne west 'front.' door uf che County Court
House, Dog the city ~ san Lake, County of salt
Latc, and Territory Of Utah, on tho goth day
OF December, 1874, - " O'Clock, IN. all tho
TiEht, uurs ella IA and interest Of William
hutko, Mary T. iiuFkc, bio wife Edward
Pepper Mrs, George W. Stern, Catherine l.
Dyer Aaron huyHur, william 4. McCoruick
Mary bukHn, Onion National Hank OF SAT-
Lake CITY, o corporation. Edward o. Nicka.
trustee Tor u E, scott, n. %. scott and "a ii.
but1rd, y, W. Taylor and Gcorgu Cr0cker,
doing business under the arm name OF From
ontufy stock Company Of, 90, and 90
tho following described real estate situate,
lying and being IN salt Lake City aud County,
in tho lgrulory u Utah, and described and
bounded o. follows to.Wlt3
Commencing one hundred aud seventy lya
li1l Toes east from the southwest corner on lot
three lll in block ilfiyone on, plat "a" salt
lhkctlty survey thence north one hundred and
thirly tWo a. foot, thruoe cast forty tYo tiSJ
fccii itontc 'ouih ono hundred and tnirty.tW
lail ieci' thence west ioriy'nNe ilI feet to
tie place ~ beginning,
10 Do sold nH tho property Of william liurt o
and Mary T. Nurkc Ht the SUIT Of thc National
Bank Of Tie ilopuhllc OF salt Lake CITY plain.
on, and Mrs. George W. stern, plaiutin an
action ll.aN and now a defendant M th.a con +.
sollduiod action Of cases, 10, IS and lg,loL
NAT N. BRIGHAM
a. p, Marshal,
ny JOINS H. CrMMoCH, Deputy Marshal
Dated Nt salt Lake CITY. November gGth. lH1l