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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-16
THE LANGD0N MURDER
JUnV SECURED TO TRY THE con-
FEssED ASSASSIN.
Some Sensational Testimony ia Ex-
pccted In tho CRse--LRyinE hare
Bank wrcckcr Woods Peculn-
uons--A stRbbing ARRAY.

Dallas, Texas February ls-John Par
ish, the negro assassin OF Young VI. Lang,
don, is nearing the noosc After exhaust.
ing a special vcnirc OF $50 men. Jury Of
twelve mon werc secured A number OF
Witnesses testified vrls afternoon. inchid-
mg Dan T., sullivan. the plumber. who
aided shcian Ben Cabeu in locating the
man who purchased the iron pipe WITH
waitdh the murder was committed
The horrible story In detail was pub.
Hshed IN The Post at the time OF the muir
der OF Young NJ tauNlon, the arrest OF
w, G. Parish ana John pnrish. and the
Suicide OF the former
Floreuce Barnes, tho negro girl who
acted as go.betwecn. was IN court today
ana win tosgafy tomorrow. She was one
negros swecunearr and carried the no,cs
between the white employer and the
black servant. Tho negro is coal black
and very Intelligent.
The court room was crowded from mora
Ing tnl night nua me prisoner rather en-.
Joys his notoneJ, His attorneys are
making stubborn nght FOR rAeir client.
who has never dcnici uhnt he Killed
Lans,ion Cor htro 1Ne trial VIII last until
tho mlddjc OF next week
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Judge Duncan Of the International and
Great Northern and Attorney Freemah
% the Texas ard Pacific returned 60 their
different headquarters last night
account II the KiImes. which is TO he
given at san Antonio on March "a, IS and
- the san Antonio and Arkansas Pass viii
sell round trip tickets at one and one-hali
fare FOR the round trip from Yoakum,
Rochport. Kerrv.lle and intermediate
points 20 Sal Antonio, The tickets will
be good for four days,
The aymond-whitconh excursion trains
which passed through to California sew
cral days since came back via the South
ern Pacific with the empty coaches last
night. The outf, IS being returned 20 Bos'
ton In order 10 prepare for the next eNcur'
sion, which leaves that city on the 10th In
slant.
The reduction among the engineers and
ilrsmcn OF the Katy on the Choctaw and
divisions south Of Denlson was made Tues
day. Seven engineers and twenty-four
uremen were let out. and twe,ve engineers
promoted heretofore were reduced to the
rank OF nrcmen 1t Is understood that the
removals viii be only temporary aud that
,he men viii be replaced as soon as the
spring traffic justines their reappoiniment
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Joseph Beaumont I'VE stock agent OF the
Southern Pacific IS in the city.
Travelling Auditor spangler Of the South
arn Pacific has been In the city for tho
past two or three days checking up the To-
cal freight DEPOT.
w. S. H. Parker, commercial agent OF
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, went
North on The international and Great
Northern yesterday morning
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe has
anaounced a tate OF Toe on wire and nails
In carloads, applying from Galveston and
Houston 10 Texas common points
f. NJ. Boswell. immigration agent Of the
Rock Island who came In with the eN-
cursionists Wednesday night, WIN remain
In the city for the next two or three days.
General Freight aud Passenger Agent
e. j. Martin Of the san Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass has returned TO San Antonio
he3dquartcrs from a visit 10 California,
accompanied by his wife.
city Ticket Agent Courtney or the MIS-
soari, Kansas and Texas mas received a
circular notification OF the appointment
of Z. o. Godfrey as immigration agent
Of the Katy with offices in Chicago and
ST. Louis.
The international and Great Northern
Will run an excursion 70 Velasco sunday
at the rate OF 81 for the round trip. This
Is inc first Velasco excursion In two or
hires months and 1t viii no doubt be lib-
erlliy patronized'
The Gulf Colorado and Santa re has
abandoned lts shops and roundhouse at
Goldthwalte and win make Brentwood the
division Headquarters In the future. Work
IA being RAPIDLY pushed on the new build
lngs OF the ROAD at the latter city
Trafllc Manager B!en OF the Houston
and Texas Central and the Southern Pa
clnc returned Yesterday morning from
SAN Antonio, WHITTIER he accompanied the
Huntington party Wednesday. The sun
setp officials continued the trip west yes
terIay afternoon,
CAPTAIN John ~ Knight, formerly CON
nected with the southern Faelhe az aAh
Antonio passed through the city Welhes-
day night with his family, being en- route
10 New Orleans, II IS rum bred .hat Alr'
Knight has been appoiuted assistant gen.
erai passenger agent Of the queen and
Crescent.
General Passenger Agent Robbins mas
authorized an ticket agents Of the iions-
ton and Texas Central 10 sell round iFli
tickets 10 Memphis al one fare on tspIu
AIRY 10 and % on account Of ths Lu iinn,,
men associations meeting Inc tsssts
VIM be limited 70 February ~ ana Two
days each way.
Major r. 3. Baer, vice president OF tns
CaIveston. Houston and Henderson, aiii
attorneys Foster and Lovett 81 the SIS
sonrl Kansas and Texas, returned from
C,alvsston yesterday afternoon, the ~
national having been granted its apyllsa
ION Tor change OF Venue N ens 9n''l'l't
case. General AansSef caHposA -i'a
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The RAILWAY WORLD
SPECULATION AS TO CAPTAIN ar
KINsoNs SUCCESSOR
The Presidency Of the Direc, Nnv,-
CATION Company May he AboI-
Ished-A Large Number OF Ex-
oursionists Reach nouston

Tncie is considerable ,nacmo... ..
Houston just now as to the successor o,
che deceaSed president Of the Houston
Direct Navigation company.
Captain j. j. Atkinson had been cor.
neeted with the steamship interests o,
the Southern Pacific company in this CITY
for many years and it win doubtless be n
difficult matter to select a gentleman
With as much knowledge OF the bushes,
as his long experience gave him.
Several names have been mentioned IN
connection with the vacant position. Int
nothing definite has been learned from
headquarters. the opinion most prevalent
at present. and one that is quite plausible.
gives the impression that the office. in SO
far as the title is concerned. will be abol-
lshed.
1t is well known that the policy of the
southern Pacific managers just now is to
cut off as many titled positions as pos
sible and TO cenralise the company's ex-
tensive business more and more In line
with the policy 1t is thought quite likely
'i''N sA4| lt'9lNtANN OF the houston llIeGl
Navigation company viii no longer be
catalogued by the Southern Paolnc,' but
that the office viii come under the iuris.
diction Of General Manager KruttschnItt
Mr.. Kruttschnitt Tould. OF course, have al
assistant to assume the duties Of the pc
sition, or allow the entire work to be han
died by the present force OF the navigation
company.
a matter that gives additional force e
this belief is the fact that the Southern
Pacific local managers are already arrang
ing for the Offices CT the Houston Dlreo
Navigation company to be paced In tn,
same building with the general Offices o
the Sunset In this city The second stor!
OF Half & NEWCOMERS wholesale estab
lishinent is being fitted up fer the purpos,
and the Offices of the navigation company
Will be located in rooms adjoining Tn,
Southern Paclhc's general offices within
the DeNc day or so.
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LAW vs., LOVE.
4 Discarded Lover wm Attempt to
EnInIn u MnrrlnEe.

Atchison. kan. February i5.-This town
has only been celebrated heretofore as the
home OF John ]. Ingalls, but new and
novel sort OF suit will probably advertise
The town to a greater extent than even
this has done
Joqe;,h y. Rank, city editor OF the
Daily Globe, has Tor some years past been
cour-pg Miss Ant0lnelte Smythe, and
finally gained her consent to become Mrs.
RANK which pleased him very much and
caused HIM to deposit his salary In bank
against the happy day.
Mr.. Charles Harrison, merchant tailor
and n relative OF the eN-prcsldcnt, saw
Nlss Siny,he and In his quiet way began
to lay plans 10 the end That she be Mrs.
Harrison.
In rhe course OF hts news-ga thering Mr..
Rank was told that the girl 10 whom he
was engaged would soon be married to
Mr.. Harrison. and he Mt once began an
inquiry and found that II was too true.
Rank and Harrison had long been friends,
ana the unsuspectlng newspaper man
had never though Of such an occurrence
as had happened The tailor devoted ono
ur more evenings Of each week TO Mis-
Smy7hc. while Rank had only sunday
evenings.
Having found rhat he was undone by
his supposed friend Rank at once began
scbcming to put stop 10 the proposed
idea Of an iniuncttn suit 10 resiTa MICS
smythe from entering into a matrimonial
con ract with Mr Harrison.
At frs, when the matter was talked OF
IN me city everyone laughed and REGARDED
81 as n iolsc. but they have now d,1,ovs
cred that Rank Is 10 dead earnest and Is
determined to see Il the court can not
prevent the other fellow from stepping
in and capturing the fair prize, Ba win
spend ali the cash which he has so inlus-
i1tously saved IN attempting Co secure the
Injunction against the approaching MUIR
mage.
The novelty OF The proceeding IS the
talk At an places where mon and women
c3uEregate-the sewing circle, the tea
table, hotel lobhes and the club.
All Inc lawyers are discus Ing me sub
iect pro and con Marry OF them contend
that the action win hold, that IT would be
eluty 70 give plaintiff Rank, VINO was I'M
doubtedly encouraged by defendant
chance to coax the gin TO once more
change her mind and go back to her FIRST
love.
f. G. Crowell, prominent lawyer. has
been retained 10y Rank ana IS busy en-
gagged on the suit Harrison VIII sec
That Mes snvthe o. well represented
aud 20 that emil f. sara TO have engaged
W. P. Wngsenar general attorney OF the
Kansas city. Wyandotte and Norshwes,.
ern railroad.
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were examined, and among them was
found one from q sister living IN Fort
smith. Ark. acknowledging with many
thanks the recent OF the pretty dia-
monus.' This letter was signed simply
Hattie" but Il contained local references
SUFFICIENT TO enable . shrcwd detective 70
work out the Identity OF the writer, who
proved TO be the wife OF very rospee-
table citizen.
The letters were sent to the chief OF po-
lice OF Fort Smith, who turned thcm over
10 eNsMuyor @, NJ. Cooke, who personally
prosecuted the search until he was enabled
TO lay before the lady her own letter ac-
knowiedglng receipt OF the diamonds. She
was ereatly mortified and evidently had no
knowledge that the diamonds were stolen
ones. Mir. Cooke gave her receipt Tor the
diamonds and then placed them In the
vault OF the First National bank to await
instructions to forward them, which chief
OF Police Surrott did yesterday, rcceiv-
ing a reward OF SlO0 The diamonds are
worth perhapa 5000,
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A SOCIAL SENSATION.
Mrs. shhrturlS's Sensational letter
Concerning The Yocnm AfYnIr.

Brazil, Ind, February 10 "A social bomb
WHs exploded here this afternoon by a
published letter furnished by Mrs. NJ X
Nocom, wife OF County Auditor Y0com,
who died suddenly about two weeks ago,
just as he reached home from a trip
through tho " qst This letter s. from
i1rs. Hattie J. Shattuch the divorced wife
Of Rev. Charles shattuck OF this city.
Several months ago Rev. Shattuck &c
cused his wife Of adultery wan Yocom,
and after a time she broke down and cone
fessed. Shattuck gent his wife 10 her home
In San jose. Cal. and applied for and se-
cured divorce on the grounds Of adultery
With Yocom. Then a suit Tor $1,000 was
threatened. but Tor some reason dropped
Mrs. Yocom chung TO the belief IN her nus
bands innocence. and yesterday received
.etter from Mrs. shaauck. which she
published today.
In this letter Mrs. Shattuck says:
THE confession was false false IN every
detail but you do not know, you have no
idea or the torment and torture which
was subjected to during these two weeks
meaning the time her husband suspected
her OF inndelty and her confessionl they
tried In every way possible 10 wiring q
confession from me, but / stood firm for
the truth. The agony. the torture became
go great that 1 felt any confession Of any
nature whatever was better than such
suffering. ! for the time being forgot that
any one but myself would have 10 suffer
for H. You can not but know that be-
tween Mr.. Yocol and nyEaf there was no
love; there could not be"
Airs. 5fattuok y a young and beautiful
woman, and during her stay In this city
was prominent IN church work and p0pu-
lar IN the best soc.e,y The news Of her
accusation and confession shocked the city
AT INC time
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TnE WOODS rRfAL.

The trial Of Tom j. Woods, Jr. was re-.
summed in the Federal court this morning.
EN-Rccelvcr Daniel G. Baxter was on the
stand until court adjourned for dinner.
Ills testimony was not sensational, He
identihed notes signed 10y Thomas j. Wood
for Wood y Williams aud stated that
$29.ocO Of the notes were found IN the
bank. lie was asked n Wood dld not
turn over his diamonds and other personal
property to him. This question was asked
10y Colonel Soay Tor the defense. Witness
answered Yes, 1 DID" Later It deycl-
oped that the wife of the prisoner claimed
the diamonds a. her own personal prop
erty and Receiver Baxter returned the
precious stones to the laiy.
Receiver HI. 4. Morgan WAS called ns n
witness this afternoon. He testified "a to
tho condition OF the assets when the
wrecked bank passed into his hands. The
deficit was very large and the stockholdcrs
had to put up $4,000 to square accounts.
District Attorney Eugene Marshall then
offered the books OF the bank. now In the
hands Of lhe rc7civer, Ia evidence. The de-
Tense objected and wanted permission to
Investigate the books Judge Rector Grant
ed the request ami from o'clock to z
o'clock this evening the attorneys for
Wood inspected the books Receiver Nor
gan and deputy United States marshal
were present
From the evidence adduccd Wood specu-
lated on IA large scale In real estate and
cotton, particularly IN the former lie
used thc funds Of the bank mud gave his
own notes for the same II the boom bulb
be had not been prlclged no would have
made n large fortune and been Napoleon
Of finance today instead OF "a prisoner "
the dock The trial will last several days
J. NJ Regain, Indicted for subordnaton
OF perjury in the bond OF abe case was
released today, having made nm acceptable
bond or 5000
A. NJ. Britain president or the First Ma
tlonal Rank OF Vernon. had six Indictments
returned against him by the Federal grand
jury one is n Jumbo" indictment and
contains mary specifications Two Nom
bera OF Bc'ttian'a family were also indicted
IN connection with the same bank failure
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TAn DEATH ROLL.
MIR. NInrn rnhh


Caldwell, Texas. February "a Died, OF
pneumonia. at the residence OF her son,
D. H. Cobb, last night. at . O'Clock, Mrs,
Mary J. Cobb, aged about So years, Mrs,
Cobb NEE ConieD was born in Harris
county, Georgia, but moved in early life
TO Florida, where she was married at
After marriage they lived ut Claptou,
Ala, whore Professor Cobb was principal
OF the school After her husbands death
Mrs Cobb moved to Fraimvillc, Burlcsou
county, Texas. In 1879. and has lived there
since Mrs. cobb leaves ono son, j, Il.
Cobb. prominent business man OF CAD
we'll; brother, Frofe' sor j, Z. Collier OF
Llano and three sisters living in FlorilO
She was a strict member OF the Baptist
church and was esteemed by all who knew
her as a sincere Christian, llcr remains
will be Inferred this evening In the Ma
sonic cemetery
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The earnings OF the Atchison, Topeka
md Santa ZEE for the fourth week of jan
uary amounted tc s7ss,5o5, n decrease of
~; st. Louis and San francisco, 500,
65I. decrease OF $}9SlS; Baltimore and
ohio Southwestern, sl5f970, decrease OF
SIS. SCI; Chesapeake and ONO SOS,2lf, a
decrease OF 1885, Big Four $29l,65 a de-
crease OF 500 672; International and Great
Northern. ssO797, n decrease Of SG76Ii;
Nexicon Central. s252.692, an increase Of
$50 See. Missouri Kansas ard Texas, S2i7-
gsI an increase of 1906: Missouri Pacific
IRON Mountain. $652.579. decrease OF $iSs,-
6l4, St Louis Southwestern. SllS10O, de-
crease OF $4,000 ST. Louis Alton and
Terre Haute, S367O0. a decrease of $3.50;
Texas and Pacific, s206s36. a decrease of
sis.l7O; Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas CITY,
S27, SOS, a decrease Of s2I2ls; wabash SSli'-
600. a decrease of $4,000
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Ready for Train Robbers.

The fact that the United States Elk
press company has decided to arm IT'S
messengers with rap'd-fre repeating shot
runs IL said to have been caused from
what bbe story tellers call IAN incident IN
real kfe"
xva,,t.t,,.,on denot drew a pistol on an
ernress frnara named Bell who happened
10 he armed with pump shotgun and
ifhe robber received consignment OF
Twelve buekshht In the quickest time
ever made This popnlaIizcd the shotgun
Win me express company, ard al Us
,,rn-loves who may have occasion 20
use gun may be supplied with j. INC
,,,5,le 5nii9c "a that there may be no mis-
nrdersranasn on the part Of gentlemen
who th.nk fiey need the money and yaiu-
ables sn charge Of the company more than
n doe.a
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postomcc nnrsInrs caught,

1.ougyew, ToNas, February u 1he three
men who robbed tiie pgs.efnce and blew
open the safe al Garrison last Friday
uigint were captured here today by Deputy
Jahu Howard and taken buck 10 jhc Bcone
of thclr crime by Deputy j. r. Brown.
They gave the names of Matthew Cham
beers. John Wilson ana j. ". lIul0pn.
There Do very strong evidence against
Hhm. and q IS known one win give the
whole matter away. They seem 10 be "A
very shrcwd aeb az they eft Garrison
travelling by might through tho woods
away from tho Jalfoad and telegraph,
but ther COURSE WAS nHcnrminc1 md she
officers nwaiel tlcr arrival here.
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Douglass. Texas, February is-LaHt
Sunday, at a colcrod church In the wade
settlement shooting Ecrnpe took place
between Charlea Wade. colored, ana James
Whitaker oolorcd. Sixteen ghOlg wore
nscd ten By Whitaker ana six by charoF
wade Aftcr the shooting ceased Il was
found that Wade hhd rccisycd three
wounds, one took effect In the bowels,
one IN the thigh ana ono IA the hand the
bah earring with Il one finger II is be-
lioycd that Charles WADE VIII die Whit
akcr escaped without scratch. Whit
nker gave himself up 10 the authorities.
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Barboursvlllc. X. February l5.-Rumors
OF another bloody battle In Harlan county
between the Turner's and Nolins have been
heard for the past few days. There Is
neither railroad nor telegraph IN that part
OF the State ana Information travels slow
ly. According to accounts thrse men and
one woman, the latter accidentally. have
been killed Tho present trouble grows
out OF the recent killing Of two or the
Turner bOys by Or. NO.in
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me- nirer WOMB.

The engineers vino have been construct
ing the new steel railroad bridge az Afoh'
m. are IearnAg something about tne
wavs Of the Mississippi river wnich pney
ma, \, that n viii nave its way.
s,,ra t,,ne AGO tie United States river
ANA harbar authorities brought an N
i,nctlon aeaius, the engineers restra NM;
them FROM fiulsmng me hI'dye ul'll tneg
conid make me current Of ne rlvef "a
iHrough the draw, wailch they mao e.,a 800,
Yshed near tho rliuois SIZE For $500.
weeks a whole heef Of dreiges mas pseh
at work TO persuade the river % XXI !,
wnv INT ID won't q, s. ami sinnpoIi.
,,,.,,..,s 4, aovAne down TIE Msgopil
sbnre But Tor Tits the bridge miehi haye
bas,, IN use ere this, but g may be mohlhs'
as Il e. before Il IS fl'lsned
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The Mnter nnte

The st. Louis Globe-Democrat says che
Southwestern freight traffic managers are
breathing easier now that the New York
New Decentralization water-rate situa-
ton has been adjusted and water-llne tar
ifs are once again restored.
Things looked squally for time, rs
cheap water rates would have enforced n
ruinous reductions from all-rail tarfs on
Texas traffic from intermediate points IN
the West and Southwest
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New York. February l5.-When Queen
Liliuokolani was deposed the royal crown
containing go Jewels, WAS stolen. Tne
gold frame OF the crown. minus all the
Jewels. was found. crumpled and smashed.
TANNED away in dark corner 10 the
palace but not until George Ryan. one Of
the United States marines, pawned one NJ
the diamonds with broker, was there
any clue 10 the thief or thieves.
Ryan WAS vigorously prosecuted by At
torney Generfi William r. Smith. Of the
provisional government, and sentenced 70
thres years imprisonment. his letters
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Kenedy, Texas, February l5-hust night
about O'Clock Mr.. c, J.. Huntington aud
his distinguished party, in company with
Mr.. NJ. d. Monserrnte. r. II. Times aud
w. Berry. OF the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass arrived here. Their train. con-
sisting of six cars, was switched out.
They remained over all night and left
t5,lis morning for San Antonio, where they
win take the Southern Pacific for the
West
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...sant ~, pains and aches. but thew
htss 10 ~. long-not any longsr m, ,He,
NJ ~ -s On an Allcock's I.orans .'q ri, *
~ W IN, my thing to look ny, -. ua -
tairs. -, me right plaster Tbors =
.tss ior /, s9a don't want them 49, ~ ~
~ l,e5 TOT when You nsed ! -" ,,,ss Ut
,'iasa,ir y and there's no time 'aAssl
~ ~ AZ, and fnding cut mistsI,alot. eA-
=, ycu ~, Porous Plasters 80 sN ~.
~ M, Itm, Il they az ma ~ so' ~
s. Isl q good, tell them tss, e e,i,.
WA s s.sq enough Tor YOU kIico siliy
''...tnsj sdrsssFa are quick and snr 'eosN :
e15ltss by the highest n,sa ~
NJ ta,s sl everybody Ne n ~ ~, ~
M dsssrp,s,,aa, for pains ana ae Is we =,
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The Cuff Colorado and Santa re shops
Mt Galveston turned ont an entire new
train This week which made its first trip
TO Houston yesterday afternoon.
The train consists OF a baggage car.
passenger coach ana chair car, and the
new outfit is well equipped throushou
Everything IS cGur now, and with It's
bright paint and Elistentng brass hand
rails the train IS a perfect beauty. Con-
duc,or Glenny was In charge OF the new
OUTFIT on the first run from Galveston.
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A continuance GRANTED

Americas. ca, February l5-A contlnu'
anoe until the May term Of court has been
grated IN the case Of DR. Albert Hinkle
charged With the murder OF Or. J. }. Wor'
sham. The gr0unds upon which contlnu-
auce was asked md granted was the dlf'
fleulty OF securing a far trial Tor the dc-
PENDANT So soon after the conviction OF hif
father for the same crime. and the sick
ness Of important Witnesses for the de-
Tense
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"A Fort worm reuorter sent the lpl .,I,.
Inc n ne DALLAS News last Weln9 :, ~
v,Hsch Win be Of local interest m nous
ton. .,... ,r,nn ina
on one OF the delayed trat5 liS ~ co an
north today was IN express ps ,,.'e ,,sssen-
signed to r. p. Robins. traF5, - cen.
ger agent Of the Houston ana .,s,.a was
tral. II consisted Of n box, N .ho,,t 4
a fine Neefoundlant pun - ,b~onea 4
months age. II had pat-i, ,ired on,
bAzzard and vas prst'y We"