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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
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Rest and nrcrentiofs
Bellvlile. Texas, July i9.-Tne annual
campmeeung at the pelivl.le Chapel I'm
campground begins today. Each year. for
the several last past during the month OF
July. tho Methodist and Baptist brethren
have been gathering at THIS campEround
aud carrying on meetings A great many
go from here and tho grounds have been
very much improved with buildings OF a
substantial character The tabernacle in
which the meetings are held Is nu Nj rsofel
structure built on the pavilion plan with an
eye single TO comfort during the ides OF
July ana August. II comfort can be found
anywhere at these times. This building
Will seat somewhere near nine hundred
people very comfortably and frequently is
full 10 ovcrhowing
Quite a number OF people OF this town
have permanent buildings upon the ground.
two OF the houses icing TWO stories. There
are numbers OF others only one-story high,
all OF which are very comfortable places
for a weeks outing. The houses are con-
strucIed on the north and west Sides OF q
large court, thus giving them the most
comfortable frontage-south and east--for
this climate, In the center Of this eour,
stands the tabernacle. The campground
is amply supplied with fine water by the
wind mill and tank route. which is n great
addition TO the comfort OF campers. as the
water was Z, rmcrly obtained from a ssrlug
some distance from the grounds. The hos.
p,tality OF the people who assemble here
from time TO time Is proverhial and I'M
limited. This reporter has been there and
knows whereof he speaks. for many a
weary traveller over the seven miles OF
sand between here and there IN taken In
and cared for to the beat possible purpose.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
WEATHER AND CROPS

Jacksonville. Texas. July lS-Good rains
fell here and south Of here today.
Rusk. Texas, July i9,-It has been rain.
ing within a few miles OF here for the
cotton and grain crops.
Crockett, Texas, July 19.--copious rains
during the last few days insure good corn
cotton and gran crops.
Bastrop. Texas. July ls.-rhe weather IL
still Intensely hot and farmers are getting
desperate In view OF the parching cotton.
etc.
salado, Texas. July 1--we have had no
rain since the 18th OF June and tine crops
are badly parched up. Cotton Is shedI1ng
and the plant is getting smaller every
day. Weather very hot.
HaIletsyiile. Texas. July le.--Good local
rains have fallen throughout the county
during the past week, and as there are no
worms farmers are hopeful Of good fall
crop.
Madisonvllle, Texas. July i7.-Rains have
fallen in some portions OF the county. but
as yet they are only partial Madison
county farmers viii make "A very heavy
cotton crop II they can get good rains now
ana no unforeseen calamity befalls It.
EIkhart. Texas, July ia fine shower q
rain fell here this evening On fact It Is
stilI mining which was very much needed,
as cotton was suffering badly. During
shower yesterday about four miles from
this place. lightning ky d a nne OK for
VIM Ray.
palestine Texas. July D,-A slight
shower fell here yesterday afternoon.
Farmers coming into the city today state
that the rain was more general a few mil =
from the city 10 al directions The cotton
crop was never IN a better condition and
this rain coming as 1t did insures a full
production.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

second my of the southwest Cen.
trail Association,

Richmond Texas July 10.-'rhe snuth.
80, ,,.., - =,
"'7' N'"''"' ""h"Vt"''"h Het Nv ~ m
| devotional exercises We're conducted by
Rev. l. s. Wright After reading tho
geeond ehnpter an Romano n, sanS M
..eV,u Nunp'e' w N""hH' nc h"nk NO
go "oh That | Knew the Secret Place"
etc.
ifnNer Wna oHetod by Rev j. u. Mont.
g9melN, after which hymn was sung
and the moderator announced the school
house 10 be u place for, the Home mis-
SION tlsWiA 10 meet aud attend 10 nT1lr
business, nttef whlch the association was
considered aa being ready for buslneAs
Ahd the minutes OF the last meeting were
read,
on motion Of Rev J.. II. Collier the
minutes were adopted,
o., Soiiinl ~, 9,I tniee Was hpn9lnlcl
10 The moderitor's desK Where they
could receive an INTRODUCTION from the
9pss ,ss. f9ys, a. innba' \. Ml.lamn'
pearson. u H. Whitley. Job Corner ana
r. x. white.
Some very interesting facts were told
by the above named viHltora, after wlfch
the roll waa called and the hHsocnt ton
proceeded TO complete their unnnirhed
buAlness.
The aaanclatlon adjourned ~ l2 o'ciock.
Prayer BY Rev. Travis OF Oklahoma
During the fccesH Rev. Hubha OF Gal
weston wha permitted to deliver few
remnrka concerning the second conven-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Rockport. Texas. July ip.-Mr. Theo-
dore T.. Perrenot, civil engineer and
contractor. died at his home here yester-
day at $50 Il. m. OF chronic dysentery,
aged about a. years. At the time OF his
death he was in charge Of general re.
pairs for the San Aptonlo and Arkansas
Pass Railway company. lie was one OF
the most popular men In this section OF
the State and his death causes great
and universal sorrow among all classes
He was born In Florida, was OF French
descent. and his ancestors were among
the early settlers In that State. He came
TO Texas about 1869 and has since lived
here He leaves wife and four chill.
his loss
Mr.. Perrenot was the engineer In
charge OF the works at Aransas Piss
plete. at that place, which speaks vel.
umes for his energy and SKIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Beaumont Texas. July 1s.--The pro-
posed river excursion. to have been given
by the Lumbermen's band tonight, was
Indefinitely postponed on account OF the
rain.
Vice President and General Manager
John II. Kirby of the Kaysee road came
over from Houston this morning He
tomorrow.
The ladies OF st. Marks Episcopal
church have arranged for an excursion
over the Kaysee road on Thursday. the
,bth instant, to Buna. where grand free
barbecue viii be given by the people OF
that place in honor OF the advent OF a
train made up exclusively of passenger
cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Granger Texas, July ls.-The largest
political meeting ever held at this place
assembled at Pope's Springs. one mile
southwest OF town. yesterday. There
-, ,,aor,a here from all sections OF
,ha comfy and some from nelghboring
connfies. The crowd was orderly and
well behaved and was varionsly estimated
AZ from 5000 to 5000 people for lour
sion on the Issues OF the day between
Russell II. Klngsbury, democrat; q
Waco, and J. W. baird. popuist' r, Eaeh
bnrv proved tiat he was too much ior
Mr.. Baird. better known In this secton
as santa claus on account h 3s AIS ns
snos,sssiiou there were two speeches male
Nv Rohemians In their native tongue. one
fer he democrats and the, other tor the
ppopneements from the county ofhcefs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Jeanerette. La. July ls,-The cypress
business is not rushing right now. the only
reapon assigned being the effects Of Tho
strike. Several shlngie men In this section
are shutting down for repairs and taking
advantage Of the present lull By 80 doing.
The old plant OF Milmo Stokoe q Co., Of
this place VIII Da sold By order OF the
supreme court IN about forty days. They
have two million feet Of assorted cypress
lumber on yard bone dry" A complete
mill. dry kilns. steamboat, several million
feet Of logs in the water. 1900 feet
Of splendid cypress. swamp and other ef-
fccts pertaining TO a first-claas plant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Jacksonvllle, rexas, July lsl--une Of the
biggest crowds ever IN Jacksonville at
tended the barbecue today. The Cotton
Ben was crowded. A special tscm PA.
ss,i,,. arr,ved Al ssh aud tho big crowd
Of ' about socD people mSrehsa np 70 sss
htop pp,esi ~ snfroiuced John Y. Weeks.
70 me n chcrokce's brlghttat le1ei
ii,S9s who delivered an address Of well
come in The name q The ei,y q y ,.e, nv
yiias nh ~ - Tso. and az least tqog people
=. r., Wesnr rffinr at one. time. After
dinner he Boys contest lSr ne III, lps ,l,a
with the,, st sinr out Of 10. The YopnK
pIisr py v,s's,ls r DAY hi uanVlpg, bal.
People .P sgeen ie,f<ln and palsstins was
a a,nn oI MA 10 raid ux1psd A. before
Il vas nniahen W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
A.snssIns Captured

Corpus Christi. Texas. July f9.-captain
Joe Shelly has arrived from Star county
bringing with him Juan Ybarra and Joan
Calvin, two OF the three men who at.
tempted 20 assassinate Mr.. John Wade
Of Wade City on the l7th OF March last.
The men were fully Identified by mem.
beers q MT Whce.s family and have CON
preliminary hearing before Justice Mayor
OF Alice. who placed the bond Of Ybarra
AZ 800 and that Of Calvin at 5000,
shot Mr. Wade In default or bail they
were placed In jai..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
nRANGn

Orange, Texas, July Blast week
while Mrs Rosa schesler of Natchez,
Miss. was visiting the family OF l.. b.
Adams in Orange she had the misfortune
to lose the gold hiling out of one Of her
front teeth. Today Mrs Adams killed a
young spring chicken for dinner and
while dressing It found the gold arinr
firmly imbedded in the chickens Vizgard,
Governor Hoggs speech published in
today's Post has caused much indigna-
uon among the good citizens OF Orange,
VINO very generally denounce itsas being
reasonable and opposed to all the pr!n-
clples OF good government
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Columbus, Texas July ig.-The grand
firemen's celebration took place at the
public park yesterday. A great many
people We're in attendance from this and
neighboring counties. The day was
greatly enjoyed by all and closed with n
grand ball on the grounds
The Columbus base bail team beat the
team from LaGrange by a score Of 10 TO
.. Though a close rub the Columbus
boys are quite proud of their victory.
Considerable comment Is heard ON the
streets today regarding Governor Hogg's
speech. Mt the encampment In Austin
yesterday The friends of the governor
hope that the report Is incorrect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Caldwell. Texas, July is.-;w. N. Rob
ertson. democratic chairman OF The
Forty-eighth representative district. has
called the nominating convention to be
held al buffalo school honse on satur-
day, the 18th instant me l HniI,lsron
Wafson r. J. Newcomb, W. A.
nn,;;ctwarth and D. o. Cox.
Buifsio school house y . near IN. the lins
q es,sn,sd On account OF conveaienee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Helena. Texas. July is.--By authority in
me vested as chairman OF the democratic
executive committee Of the Twenty-see-
ond senatorial district OF Texas hereby
c,ri The delegates Of said district 10 meet
a az Rarnes City on July sS for the pgr-
poss Eta 5isfrlet in the senate OF the
,is.,,e, ,-fotirth and Twenty-ffth segls-
latnres' and such otaer business a. may
pfoperiy come before said eonyen lsa.
,,,,trrrar Democratic Executive Commit +
~t tss "i,riwenty-second Senatorial District
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Haileisvlile. TEXAS, July is.--H. Crab
mann. German farmer living near
town. has for the fourth time brought
Ia the frst bale OF new cotton. The
bale weighed COO pounds and VIM. Peter
son & Co. paid cents for H. Grahmann
received fres ginning. bagEinK and tieii
and several premluns, including q key
OF beer from the New Orleans Brewing
associe ton. 30 he could properly eelo-
bfate.
Cotton Is opening rapidly and az a
general thing Will be on the market In
ten dzyA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21


Bastrop. Texas. July is.-Af,er tho IN
,,shseiy successful barbecue and reunion
oi confederate veterans yesterday the
young folks enjoyed dance last night
on a platform erected for the purpose ON
sne river bank. and the participants are
enthusiastic over the good time tbe,.
p p1 as MS ,marooe9nIlght, music and the rio.
aid H. ne now lent their influence 10
AN rs j, u: Sears wife Of presidins, Il,
retur,,aEs o. the Austin district has inc,
sis, Srne H. from an extended visit TO her her
ana IL arao LVans, OF salisbury. Tenn.
Sanie ENhns Of that city, who viii snanS
in Bastrop. anu friends
Mrs, j. b. Grow OF Temn,a o,.. ,,,.
Lou Jenkinsl Is back M hcr MA hn..,s
LOT short time. TO the delight OF her
host OF friends In this city and county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Caldwell. Texas. July l9,-Mr Miles Hens.
lee, one OF the substantial citizens OF this
county. died yesterday at his residence,
near Lyons. This family ia having a Sc
we're trial son having died only a few
weeks since, and nephew is at present
not expected TO recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

10 the Democracy OF the Eleventh con-
gressional District Of Texas;
Victoria, Texas. July 17.-By the au-
thority vested in me as chairman of the
democratic executive committee OF the
said district. and in conformity to the
wishes OF majority Of the said COM
mltie9. hereby call a convention of the
delegates representing the democracy OF
the counties Of Wharton, Jackson, Cal
houn Victoria. Dewitt. Goliad, Reiuslo,
Bee. ArInsas, karnes, Wilson. Guadalupe,
Atascosa, Lveoak. San Patrlcio. Nueces'
Cameron. Hidalgo, Starr. Zapata, Duyal,
Enclnai Webb, MeMullen. LaSaile. Dim
mitt zavalla, Frio and uvalde. compos-
ing the said congressional district, FOR the
purpose OF nominating candidate on
behalf OF the democratic party OF this
district for the office of representative In
the Flfty-fpurth congress OF the United
States; and for such other purposes as
may properly come before said conven-
tion. ,,, ,, d.
the City Of Rookport, Arkansas county,
Texas. on Thursday. the 9th day or Au-
gust 1874 ~ Il. d. Linn.
chairman Executive Committee Eleventh
Congressional District.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

corsIcana, Texas. July 1s.-Little
Rhode Tarwater, who ran off from Mr..
Jake Harrlson's residence on last satur-
day. was found yesterday evening near
Rice, about eight miles from where she
started. Little Rhode when found was
IN a sugar cane patch eating cane. and
did not seem to be hurt IN any way.
Mrs. John Tarwater of Camp, Kauf-
man county, was visiting the family Of
Mr.. Harrison In the eastern part OF this
county, and II Is thought the little girl
was IRVING TO so home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

wiah to know the whereabouts OF
David Smith. who formerly lived in Hous-
ton. When last heard Of, he was ii
NeiaAco. Any information VIII be GLAD.
ly received have brother living near
i,ampasss, Texas Rey q. ". Smith.
please notify Rev. q. w. smith. Booth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Taylor. Texas, July NV, z. Loboan,
ST., died at his residence In this city
last night He WAS an old resident OF
This city, and his death was a great sur
prise. as he WAS only sick few days
and his Illness WAS not generally known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

ing at 10 O'Clock. at the residence of Mr..
j. II. Gudser. Mr.. +. p. Hardin and
Miss Lou Shuford were quietly married.
Rev. @. l.. Spencer officiating. Tho
newly married couple left on the north
bound Central train for "a brief bridal
tour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

McDnde. Texas. July la.-Marred. at 9
o'clock last evening at the residence OF
the brides father. Mr.. X. d. Bradshaw.
Mr.. Frank n. Lee Of Huntsville. Texas.
to Miss vassic Bradshaw. Elder ]. w.
WeEtbrook officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

|center. Texas. July 1s.-Henry Hughes.
Iyoung married man OF this county. was
Fen Ave years in the State penltentiary
is morning In the district court for
/ riury About year ago Mr.. Hughes
Rs tried for the same offense and re-
wed sentence of five years. and the
preme court reversed the decision OF
Z lower court. but another fury gives
- the same length OF time
i'm Lane, colored, Is on trial for theft.
was accused OF breaking In the smoke
use Of George watson and stealing
|reral sides OF bacon. The neiBhbors
picked him to his home and found the
ICON buried In barrel In the garden.
however denies stealing the NEna
says that another negro brought II
him to keep and they buried It in the
Irden.
PIN Taylor, who lives in the northern
~ Of the county, and who killed ex-
Commissioner James Williams az Joa-
10 on the day OF the primary election.
been indicted by the grand Jury.
zen Is now IN session, and is safely in
at this pace
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Navnsota, Texas, july l9.-At $50 last
night the G-year-o,d son OF Mr. John
AcNerman died at the home Of his grand
mother from congestion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Madlsonyllc. Texas. July is.--Mr. Neiil
Robinson. very popular young business
man OF Madisonyille last Sunday mar
ricd Miss Anna Mayneld, one OF Grimes
county's charming daughtera
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
CuIlIiO.

Cuero. Texas, July 19.-Mr. Philip Koe-
mig. living near town, was cleaning his
pistol yesterday evening, when 1t acct
denta,ly went Off and shot his daughter
through the arm. making a very painful
flesh wound
Two colored damsels got into n row
ting Of Annie Jackson, The one using
the knife has escaped and the officers
have not yet been able to locate her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

Palestine, Texas, July ls-Maggie Pull
m an lS-year-o.d girl. shot and instant-
Killed Taylor Martin near Blackfoot,
peterson county, yesterday. Both par
r were colored, The shooting was sup
ped to have been accidental
pa account OF Mr.. Jake schuorr hav-
8 spralned foot. and he being one of
e running team, Palestine Hose COM
iy No. was unable to attend the
|r1ay
irhe picnic at Jacksonville yesterday.
Yea by the employees Of the Interna-
[ial and Great Northern railroad OF
city. In conjunction with employees
Pm other points, was a grand success.
ne Palestine Cavalry COMPANY re.
ined this morning from Austin. where
Y nave been In attendance upon the
IAte encampment. The officers and
motrs were highly pleased with their
sshent this year and the record their
4mpany made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

|Rusk, Texas. July 1s.-A great many
|tzens of RuslS went to Jacksonville to-
hy TO attend the barbecue.
1.-The case Of l.. r.. Larue VS.. Francis
Francis and ]. c. Brady 10 on trial
Iday in the county court
THE penltentlary here is being filled
|lth eonvicts. Forty-seven new men
Eme into the penitentlary day before
Esterday The State convicts are rap
liz Increasing. Tom Parks, convict
no made his escape from the peniten-
|lry two weeks ago. came In and gave
|mself up last Monday and Is now work
Ig out his time.
|Maior l.. a. Whatley superintendent
penitsntaries. Is here on business.
III. l. Leake Of Taylor is here visiting
i wfe's father
bliss Darlington OF Austin is here visit
|g her sister. Mrs. W, NJ. lmboden.
II. W. Hauke OF Houston is here on
REV ]. W. Johnson returned yester-
ky from Arkansas. where he has been
,sltlng his brother.
|Mr l.. Il. Virgins. who has been quite
lck Is now improving and Il 10 hoped
VIII be up In few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

e. .0r, Texas July ls,-The hose races
n ! ss ,.,o Yesterday evening result.
y H i Nyietory for a local team Vim
n Taylor qImpany Of Taylor seeond
s4rese-tourihs ~ We're beaten by only
H. y. me races. 'en companies en-
3niioned parties. Miller and Hickey
tnfessed 10 ,esteniay's Post as hsvi,;,,
<esious. We're sne iheft OF $3.50 the night
~ yesterday Ahhraaisned before Justice
-ef..n.lInation and ~ waived preliminary
letment l Tor safe keepins " 3aiil
i,'on. - me grand jury. now In
meeting % sappointed at the clti-
III t q ,J,oairaetor 'Nssm gr an adjustment
4 'eatess uaion " re LEWIS and and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
VICTORIA

N'orla. Texas, July 19.-Mr. NJ
|lsar'z has sold his entire stock of dry
% MT Fred Allnoch, who VIII con-
we business at the same stand.
1, sshwartz is one OF the Oldest mer-
I'm OF Victoria and his retirement is
tnov, SSfstetted by ALL He expects to
las III" ss tamiIy to New Orleans. where
IrslSs young man, but hns had
td. sra o.e experience In this branch Of
Il nrn nu VIII begin business with fiafter-
~ prospects OF success, ~" ia
Fance ~ council passed stringent or
'icitatIon ~ ~ ,ast meeting Governing the
L passs,,ol patronage by hackfuen al
III sslger depot, which will probahiv
Inv ~ TO ihe scenes enacred fhers
VI the arrival OF passenger trains
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
SOUTH TEXAS TOWNS.
xrwsy NOTES GATHERED nv our
CORRESPONDENTS.



~ Mr.. w. L. Barrys son Hood. in com
bany with several small boys. was walk
NJ through a pasture near town and
~ bitten on the foot by ground rat
Slesnake. He did not notice 1t until his
{oot began to swell, DR.. Baylor was
L.i.ed and doctored the wound.
neepo named Ollie Barnett was
rowned In the NavRsota river yesterday
Lrhle SEEMING. He is supposed TO have
4aken cramps.
AIR. W. E. Barry has appointed Mr..
H Nelley OF lola and Miss Mary Wood
u his city to the Sam Houston normal
ksbosi for the coming session.
+ There Will be big barbecue at Double
kulphur Springs fifteen miles from here
xsmorrow A large crowd expect to go
nom here. beside a crowd that are al
T6e Ladies Guild of st. Paurs church
8sve a very successful Ice cream fes-
val the other night
4 4 great crowd Of young people went
M 10 q. C. Caup's residence near town.
IN had a pleasant moonlight picnic.
Tho work on the new Presbyterian
Hhurch Is progressing rapidly. The Old
ne has lust been torn down. This new
b,,rch will be the finest In town
The Grimes County Fair aud Livestock
<eoeiation, at recent meeting. decided
have races here on October 10, IL and
They hold another meeting tomorrow
IN m. TO complete arrangements.
superlnteudent Carlisle was here yes
fisv visiting the summer normal.
MIS- Nellie Mitchell and sister re-
MINED to their home at Kyle yesterday.
Mlsses Emma and Aggie Horlock and
m Amy Lyon left for months rec
alton IN Galveston.
m. j. J. MrKanna OF Houston. who has
m here for the past week. leaves for
Sme this afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21
uIchmond HumIlfInn.

Richmond. Texas. July ig.-The Lamar
Guards arrived this morning from Austia
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-07-07
LES RE5TES DE LUIS XVII.

On Went d'exhumer lie cercueil on
Louis XVII, d'apres ''THistoire" au-
RAFT etc mis- il y a cent ans. On l'an-
raft deja exhume une fois, mails lee
examinations Sc suiyent sans Sc res
sembler, ct lon nc retrouve pas tou-
jours, ~pars1t-il, 10 meme mort dams
lie meme ~cercueil. La premiere ex-
humation cut lieu en- 1916, ct qu'ex-
humaition alors, en- presence ct scion
PAWS scientifque de deux m6decins?
lie squelette dun enfant de dix ans.
La seconde exhumation s'est operee
ces jours.ci, qu'a't-on decouvert,
p%ar-devant deux autres docteurs,
don't l'avis ne peut etre moins scien--
tifque? LIE squelette DIM jeune
homme de dix-sept ans mort avec
ses dents de sagessel Alton done
bien ouvert lie meme tombeau ct exa.
mine les meme os? On le declare.
Comment, en- ee cas-, l'exhum6 n'etait
il pas adulte lors de sa premiere ex-
humation, ct l'est.il devenu pour 10
seconde? Comment les autorites
medicales de 1916 out-elles pu prem.
DIRE des deuts de sagesse pour des
dents de lait, on comment celIes
d'aujourd'hni ont-elIes pris des dents
de lait pour des dents de sagesse :?
Qu'on ne s'avise pas, s~urtout, dune
troisieme exhrmationi LIE seue.
lette, ce jour,la, aurait peut- etre des
cheveux blancs.