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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
SHOT TO KILL.
W. Scott Kimas. Of Parkersburg,
Empti5d a Revolver at Ben Hall.
Four Balls Took Effect, One in the
Kidney - Hall was Talking to
KlmeS'S Wife.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, November 13.-
A seusa donal shooting scrape occurred
here to-day ut about las p. m.
w. Scott Kimes. who is married and
resides on Sixth street. emptied his re-
volver. o fve-shooter, at Benjamin
Han. turnkey at the JAIL
Hail. I'm company with Kimes's wife,
We're out walking, and had returned to
the home of Mrs. Kimes and We're cons
versing ON the porch together when
Kines appeared and began firing at Han,
who was on the sidewalk. Kimes,
after emptyiug his revolver. retreated
to- the house, where he was afterwards
arrested by Justice Arthen B. Backwlth
and Dave Earnest. and taken TO jail
Han ran mp the alley adjoining the
house. and when he arrived at Carnet's
boarding house. ON Julian street. enter
ed. A physician was quickly sum
u0ncd and dressed his wounds. Han
was shot four times, and all the balls
have been extracted except one. one
bullet entered his right side, another
his left arm. one i'm his ankle, and the
fourth. which has not yet been eX-
trac.el. entered his back above the hip,
and it is Thought is lodged i'm his left
kidney. The revolver was 3S-calibre
and was found at Kimess house, where
ne told the authorities ne had left 1t.
Kimes has complained to- Chief of P0~
lice HeqroD ON several occasions Of
Halls attentions TO his wife, whom he
ALLEGES had been meeting Hall for over
% year. Hall is married and has q wife
living here. She having left him re-
Gently and gone to her home to reside.
The prisoner has been committed 10
iefl to8wait the result of Halls injuries,
which Ie likely to prove fatal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
THE LONGEST VESSEL AFLOAT.

New York. November 1S.-The Penn
svlvania. Of the Hamburg-American
steamship line, which will go into CON-
mission in June. is the longest vessel
i'm the world. She has twenty thousand
tons displacement, which beats the
Iucapia bv Is per cent. Her length is
$50 feet. beam 50 feet, and depth AZ
feet. She has four pole masts and but
one funnel. and while carrying thirty
thousand tons dead weight has accom-
modation for 200 cabin and 1000 steer
age passengers.
In the office of the company it was
said Yesterday that the rumOr that the
company would have five sister ships
is premature
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

Paris. November 13.-The Turkish
ambassad0r here has communicated to
the French press q protest against the
arere1 Measurements contained i'm the
re~--auers here regarding Turkey,
adding. "TLe government has been
ctUe-f TO rerress some local disturb
arces which have no bearing on the
general situation. The government viii
punish the offenders should the dis
tur1auccs De renewed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
HE WAS IN LOVE WITH HER

City of Mexico, November 13.-A ma
tive Methodist preacher named Jose
Tinajura, at Durango, seriously shot
with a revolver a woman named Mai
Gina Estada. The minister immediate
" suicided, think he had killed the wo-
man. He was madly in love with her
and she had refused to accompany him
on a mission to Sinaloa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
B. & o. DIRECTORS STATEMENT.

Baltimore, Nd, November 13.-At a
meeting of the directors Of the Balti-
more = Chic railroad to-day a s-ate-
ment was submitted showing the fol-
lowing earnings, compared with 1894:
For October. gross earnings, $2,243. .O15;
increase. S876O5; net earnings, $762,-
631; decrease, So. $50. For four months
ending October 81, 1895: Earnings, $S,-
560,S16; increase, $296,277. Net earn
ings, $2,S2S, ,604; increase, $2,796.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
T11,7 TNDIANA COMPLETED.

Philadelphia, Pa, November 1S.-The
battleship Indiana has been completed,
so far as the builders are concerned.
She lies at the dock at Cramps all
ready to be transferred to the Navy
Department.
The Indiana is expected to go into
commission at League Island navy yard
next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
AN ASSIGNMENT.
The IrondaIe Furnace Property Turned
Over TO Charles K Durbin.

Over to Charles Durbin.
Special to the Register.
Ir0ndale Furnace, Preston County,
w. Va, November 13.-The Irondale
Furnace, f. Nemegyei, proprietor, has
made an assignment Of all its property,
consisting of the iron furnace, coal
mines and coke ovens, together with
its real estate, to Charles R. Durbin,
trustee. for the benefit of its creditors.
The principal creditors are the Bank of
Grafton, - Nautterbaum, of Amster-
dam, Holland, and John T. McGraw
The property is variously estimated at
from $4,000 to $15O,OOO, while the debts
do not exceed $4,000. This furnace
was the principal freight producing in
hUstry along the line Of the Baltimore g
Chic Railroad a few years since, and
it IS said that Col. Nemegyei invested
in its development S25OOOO. In addi-
ticn to the furnace there is a railroad
which runs from the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad to the furnace property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
Conditions Under Which England Would
Favor Its PRONUNCIATION.

London, November 1.-THE Graphic
this morning, commenting on the ar
ticle in the North American Review
supporting the Monroe doctrine, says
that If the people of the United States
really care one cent for these Indo-
Spanish republics, which is doubtful,
the course Of the government is clear.
They must formally undertake the
duties of a protection power, or better
still, annex these territories altogether.
England, the Graphic concludes, will
have little objection to either solution
of existing difficulties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
PIC IRON PREDICTION.

New York, November 13-Returns
collected by the Iron Age show that
the rate Of production of pig iron had
reached the enormous total OF 2l7,3O6
IONS per week on November l. The
October production is estimated at 915,-
34e tons. as conuasted with 763,S45 tons
in July.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14

Bloomington, Ills, November 13.-
Vice President Stevenson tonight en-
phatically denied the statements attri-
buted to him in a dispatch from Pitts
burg. Pa. He said:
Il had a conversation with a news
paper man at Pittsburg yesterday, but
explicitly declined to De interviewed. 5"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
FOR FREE SILVER.

Ex-speaker Crisp Declares for the White
Metal CnqualiAedly.
Atlanta, Ca, November 13.-By spe-
cial invitation, conveyed by joint reso-
luton of the Senate and House, ex-
Speaker Crisp addressed the Georgia
Legislature tonight. Mr. Crisp de-
clared UneQuivOcally for the free, un-
limited and independent coinage of sill
yer, at a ratio of 16 to /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
\ VILE ACCUSATION
Resented by Governor Brown, of Kentucky.
says He was not Armed

Louisville, KY, November 13.-A spe-
cial to the Post from Frankfort says:
Governor Brown and w. II. Newhall, a
clerk in the Auditors Office, quarrelled
i'm the State House yesterday, passed
the lie and would have come to blows
had by-standers not interfered. New
hall had accused the Governor of vot-
ing the Republican ticket and acting The
part of traitor. The executive re
sponded with an emphatic denial, and
one of the men struck at the other,
when friends of the two separated them.
1t was claimed that Governor Brown
attempted to draw his revolver, but he
denies that he was armed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
- n.,tAcFs FOR- a sERvANT.

Dallas. Texas. November 13.-The
f,rr last night rendered q verdict of
Sf2 600 arainst the Oriental hotel at
Dallas. The Judgment is in favor of
Nagrfe Slime. a servant who sued for
$50 COO for being injured i'm an elevator
accident Several other servants have
similar su.s pending because Of the
some accident. The Oriental Invest
nert Company is the Anheuser Busch
Brewing Association, Of st. Louis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist, made the following obserya-
tions of the temperature yesterday: a.
m. 2S; 9 g. n. 95; IL m, AZ; p. m, 02I
IN. NJ, 46. Weather fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
TIE HORSES WERE NOT N II.
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough
We're the Attractions

Which Drew the Crowds and Held
Them at Madison Square Garden
Last Night-Women Fought fol
a Chance to Stare at the Nobility,
Willie and Mrs. Vanderbilt Were
Also There.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
ErGHTY-TwO YEARS OLD.

Columbus. Ohio, November 13.-
Judge Allen G. Thurman was 81 years
Old to-day. On account OF his feeDie
health there was no celebraic1 i OF the
event.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
sOvEREIGN's ANNUAL ADDRESS

washington. D. c., November 1S.-
The chief public interest in the meet
ing of the X. of L. to-day were the au-
dresses Of General Master Workman
Sovereign and General Worthy Fore
man Michael ]. Bishop.
Much of Mr.. Soverign's address was
devoted to the alleged treachery OF those
Who headed the revolt against the gen
eral officers of the order during the pasS
r-nnr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-14
Weather Indications.

Washington, D. c., November 1S.-
For West Virginia: Cloudy weather;
possibly light showers; warmer; south
erly winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
Hoods Pills e s..l Ns;igs s:;:s;;SI

ana an so concelving | shall eo,,lrn. .
- III me discharge OF nv ossstls,, n
~ ei az the risk OF abuse ana "i ~.
w. nuWee,Nver, the. latter belle, s'
,Vur nniiiirlc, have only asal, ~, \,
va my language was diresfsaa Y I!
oLn'lal ncls OF public servants NJ
tLe CHAIRMAN, nor any Other ss.,s NJ
..hs commission was In nv NINA MI .
IRON Whichever standnoi,, 49,.
nave reviewed my report J Il ~ w !
remarkable TO me thai sir A, ~ WV
report was delivered. Won In avg
c1racity. should call n nes,,r.I W
ltth of December, to considars "
proper 10 adopt remedy h, ~
me very abuses Of which sar, s
Evidently you were not sure az Nh, Z
tlon wren You wrote yCur ls,,-
such being the case, 1t Is A s,rgsL,
coedingi that you, as cbaIrmsn !,
railroad commission, should ors,rs.'
insult me through the ruhlic my. :
coupled with your Insult, nctify M n
meeting referred TO. is this ~
n en-. Or Is 1t "recklessly giyin; Ia:
your passions and malice?"
That the members Of the Galye,,os 4,
ton Exchange We're In full symns,ss !,
the report, Is evident from tx M n
it was unanimously received and aa,s'
ana that 1t was one Of the ftg ~
read az the meeting which Wa WI
to the press, with the request tt,t NJ
published. Vim. i Iss
Chairman Committee on Trapspor,,1
and Terminal Facilities.
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TEXAs CITY ITEMS.

Company Making Some improvements aud
Pushing Work.
Texas City. Texas. December lib. r..
Myers came down from Houston Saturday
ana spent the day planning Improvements
TO be made on hotel grounds
Or. ana Mrs. e. o. Bcggs Of Ardmore
I. r.. arrived here last week and have
taken possession OF the boarding houss.
recently. vecated by Mr.. Lyons and VIII
keep a first class house.
Mr. plulnmcr Of Galveston has decided
TO build upon hts lot on Sixth avenue and
Will begin work Monday. Mr. Plunmer Is
a caulker by trade and has lived in Gal
Captain Mcf'arlane. who has had charge
Of the stc7mers Hiawatha and Altce Blur
for several years, has taken charge OF the
eompany's ferry. He hes rented one Of
Mr.. S>yiile's cottages on Second avenue
south, and will move his family here from
Columbia at once
II was ruuored today that the company
contemplated Withdrawing ali lots from
sale on January and withhold the same
nntil the sixteeii-foot channel Is com
rleted. From this Il would seem that
work on the channel would he rushed after
that date to an early and certain com
ylction.
Mr. ignatz Roth has one Of the finest
gardens to be found i1 Galveston county,
Wthin IN feet ot ~, hay shore one can
see an v0reNcs Of Vegetables growing
az trey DO 20 May or June. Tho SOL shows
The compduy Is making some lerre
bitches 20 the rctr ~ che cotton yards 10
carry away the surfaee vat+i after heavy
rains
a crew Of ship carpenters are az work
nH the Texas city my Magnet. extending
ler de2k So Or 70 make ncoomnl'1atont
cotton season is ofr regular f"iNg V!i
&C. made g. Ga iNesiou
teTo AZ present exaecas ~ raies HirfS
Forbes & Co. have about fr'N on baud
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Nae nr RAcEs.

Rockport. Ind, December N~-A race
war that has been going on for tho past
'r"nth assumed rather serious proportions
his morning A bloody battle took place
between John llowk, llveryman; Jas, Ia
gun deputy marshal. and others against
John 'rinslsy and othcrs. colorcd. llowk
ana Pagan are seriously injured Tensle> /,
me leader, has been arrested and place.
IN JAZZ ARD there are strong threats or
ufohbing him tonight. Great crowds are
gathering on the stre.sts and much excite
Went prevails, The trouble mainly arose
through politics
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S. p. MANN 4 coj

sulphur Springs, Texas Dwnk n
The firm of S. +. Mann 1 q, n
furnishers, filed a chattel patrf
night, naming Phil A. Farct y sfc
Preferred creditors Were niaH ; q
amount of over $4,000 Al IN "
j. j. Darius, Junior membS d N W.
firm and dealer In dry gooA tiixss
his stock to w. A. Smith Y ,xyie
naming preferred creditors n VI
s. =. Mann & Co. also trsntrsA W
stock al Ennis, Texas. to On uErh
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sHERIrFs, pEPARryEN

Strayed or stolen on or about " y
of December. one iron gray pony "
seven or eight years old. ABOUT l'.'s
hands high. branded n conneaG
figure 4 is connected with the losa
OF P-or left shoulder. Tnls NY !
raised by a man by the name q "
in Live Oak county: viii pay W ~
for the horse delivered 10 me II i.ill
or any information leading . Y
covery. Address Sill Hlnls
Criswel. city marshal. ioaAHnl ~
karues city, Texas. DsceIN,
Stolen, on the nigh. Of DeceEoi |. !
about half worn saddle, fun riessa.. I
horn, stamped Buchel Wagner = =. y.
the sweat feathers; NO. w On -, I'M, "
front part. has also on sweat w. n. !
tive-pointed star In Il circle, WIN w W..
"TeNas' in the star, one lelIel ~ ~.
each point OF star, Five iols, ,, W \,
j. j. Scales. sheriff Karnes coun'' "
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= Y BANQUET.
Gonzales, Texas, pecemDe -. !,

Gonzales. Texas, pecempe s.., =.
Key Confederate Camp W., i
their monthly meeting y,ssy reaafe
he routine Of business tns .sarsat y
a body TO the Bon lon been spfci.
an elegant banquet h"I I'D Jos's,
they ate and drank 70 az, "a 10 menSl
spun yarns aud recaigar ra,T The w
dark days OF Oh anu VA"
with 1872
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VICToRIA Norrs

Victoria, Texas, December B-.Thore
will be two weddings in Victoria wednes.
day night-Mr, W, c. Heath and Miss
Saideo Sterne. and Mr.. Otto II. stolz aud
Miss Alma Mack. Both will be quiet
home weddings
Tie fire department has issued an ad-
dress TO the citizens OF Victoria on IN
Importance of an electric IRE alarm svs-
TEN. They now have 500 OF the $3.50
needed aud urge each ward 20 take steps
at once 70 raise It's proportion OF the bal
nnce. The need OF such "A system has
long been felt and should not BE- post
poned. There is not n superior VOlun.
teer fire department IN the state, but
the system OF alarms, which this would
remedy.
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By brandishing an ugly cheese knife In
"a very threatening manner. In little
while she had the church all to herself.
everybody else having precipitately lied.
Officers Curtin and Delava arrested the
woman and took her TO Jail in the patrol
WAGON. On ,ne my me woman s'oo s vi
in a very vigorous manner ana was "A
hard subject to handle. Tho officers say
ell, 60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16

school building. Professor Jones the pres.
ident, has worked up great interest In
literary work and the programme rendered
indicates progress In grand enterprise.
Instead OF the histoic tree on the 18th
citizens are building wheel for 81. Mich
olas and his presents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
srrrT,r,Rs TRoM ALABAMA

Killeen, Texas, December h-A y.
of sturdy and thrifty farmers W. ,s,,,
families from Tallspoosa cog iln,.s A"i;t 4
have settled lately near hl,,.s'l INF
Is a large colony OF Aia a a., N thai
this section OF. Texas any az mast NJ ia
prospecting and are maki's NV
citizens.
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WaSahachie, Texas, December i4.--D. r.
HEilaris gin at Fcirrstou burned late
yesterday evening lie carried S-e5l 81
tne Phoenix or tine msrhiuery and house
$50 'sh on the cotton ami seed ln The
same company
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.rrvAs pENsIONEhs., d

Issue OF November TT, TgnSt clua
snnbpiemcntal-P Mckinney es,y y u
MEXICAN wal sui Svonnty.
Rib Emory, Rains eou"'!.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES,
L. HRONENKANT. IEwrsl

l.. BRONENKANT. JEwEIEn
Brennan. Texas, December al
Bronenkant. jeweler, filed deed Il d,
at ii o'clock last night for The tFss
creditors. naming s. j. Styles as md
liabilities, $500; assets, about ,al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
To Railroad Commissioner Reagan 5
Common On His Report,
FROM STANDPOINT OF GALVESTON
He Wrote tho Words to which Judge
Reagan Takes Excsptiun-Rc-
iteratss HIS Charges.
hon, John H. Reagan, Chairman rexas


you have seen Mt. az chairman q, ,1r
railroad COMMISSION Of 1'aSas ~ asdr.ys
mo N SO dignificd and coHrteov9 a' inSns
ENohunee. "a holy inIa,''sfed s w ~, So,tun
IN cotton. ana my rernarks haa t''I Ill,
enee TO cotton and the handifg tfareoL
under commission rules ana Ia uo'ntbrr
branch Of trade or class of ntcrrn,,,' IL,
1ue language used by me IN tno -
part Is, unfortunately for Texas, now
ever, The railroad commission. ltxglux
Uy their action assumes that thev> yssre
appointed N to perpetuate abuses mi
a. Regulate them. "a 10 mass ,ni.s 4 ~ ~
lug trtite away from Texas nos a not
through them. 20 they do not ndin til Mir
sworn duty is To the whole pnOnta X tns
state, hnt regulate In FAVOR OF A cinsea
influential few. iasorlng the strong Ind
upprts-iar the weak ny dirtat.ia V,src
and how their business must I've add In
spite of prolest aud argument. " n, ~
port was made ny the committed on
truusp urtufiuu and terminal farUittt ~
Wncd / happened to he cnairm1n I, me
annual meeting OF the Galveston x tnn
Exchange. ana was not conccived * 1e.
liVeryd with malice or passlon toward 4ry
member OF tile rdilroad comuls.l9ul moi
We're the charges winch i brlieyp / Anal
taudeI as il reflection upou the chhrI ter
integrity OF honesty Of tho individual
say: "-rhc railroad commission udr.
.ns by their action. assumes that inty
were appointed TO perpotuate abuses not
listed. ana YOU have not remedied t,rnl
or " oy your rules ana decentralization
have intensified or introduced bnr,sfrI
practices ~ the characterization and h4ii.-
! ing as cotton ] am justified in sal, In.
cat Won are guilty as charged for' o1
surely do what Won believe YOU wore a..
I pointed To do
The change In the manner iu vi i,1
cotton has been haudled under yourIril
I lgc since the commission vas orgAnka
80 fax az this community Ia co1ceu ed
/ and it Is one which numbers some Hon
[ and contributes no small part of 'the
taxes Whicn 20 TO support me counlls.
[ sion. is far from satisfactory. nor tas
our business in any way Improved snce
I jEe tradc II the State came under .our
9Igcry sion md control II As true HAT
I "A jrflng reduction IN favor of the bro-
lducsr has been made In tho q .rcrertiii
ana ins does help as to that extent Nat
! sustL advantage however mas been non,
/ ,hau of act by the restrictions YOU IL &c
/ upon the commerce Of tine state foib,d-
ding the producer ana Interior mercant
] 10 10 cotton business with this DIN
muhlty on the same basis YOU pctnlt
/ ,ntm 10 DO with every other city inhhe
state.
/ The fact Is the producer Of cotton otin-
7 them do to eonsl..n his cotton 10 IA.
( weston Tor sale. cn1 only 40 va bv pa M.
I tae extra Charge Won impose Tor hat
J nr.S.ii.rr pn rounpi hin, 10 my ~ ed, !,
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LOSS or PIANOS

Cincinnati Ohio December 1.-THE
building AMI contents 81 me corner of
ltchmoaa ard Harriet streets occupied
day. Loss. y5.eu.
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Beeville, Texas, December l5.--Mr Geo
w, Greenhouse says that he has Just sue
ceedei IN organizing a company TO put
in an electric light plant here. The anal
contract was closed On last evening. ana
he states as q fact that the plant VIII be
In operation inside OF sixty days from
January 1896. The new plant will be
Included under The charter OF the original
Beeville Water company's charter
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,TExAs IMPROVEMENTS.

Kiilcen, Texas, December N-Mr. f.
Keylich. one OF Kiileens most enterpris-
Ing citizens. has made contract to
erect large business house adjoining
the brick store OF Dunn & Bynun. and
when 1t Is completed Il will be used by
a firm from Llano. Mr.. Ballard, from
that place. was In Killeen last week and
signed contract TO lease the store for
three years. Mr.. Ballard ls a member OF
the Arm, and they design opening large
stock OF general merchandise.
The Messrs Hickman brothers. two
worthy young men from Missouri, who
have been In Killeen some two or three
racket store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
Decatur. Texas. December 1.-THE COM
mlssloners' court OF Wise county made a

contract for the iron and steel furniture
for the nov court house nov under con-
suNctiOn. Tho amount Df the contract
was ti5i3 They also made a contract for
the furniture N the offices wood worl0
amounting TO SiVp The amount OF the
builders contract was $500, of the COR
tract fr steam heating 500 f1i furul-
sIre SH ili, fnHking the total so far
$4,000. The building viii be- one Of The
finest ia I,Nas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-16
A WHEEL FOR CHRISTMAS.

Leesvllle, Texas, December l5.-The Lit
erary society at this place held it's semi
monthly meeting this evening in the
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kind' u -
oner oa Y, rss1
and Will ,Ess
Zee seIourva.'ssa
Of II refsrssini,,l
or 800
sSsssrfgsg!l,y,1
free e. Il
nnsail1S;sstsS.]
and Us.h1
SieSasiipg,s- I'd
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a PRIVATE WORD ? +,

70 YOU. DO YOU need .i,s 1a dSissass q y:
tr = Dent for any speeian, man o. W y,
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CLEANED OUT A CHURCH.
Mary Caesar negro woman about 80
years old. went into a negro church on
avenue L, between Twenty-sixth ana
Twenty-seventh streets, this morning ana
cruAtsd transformation IN tho congregation