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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08

has had a distressing but not serious
attack of rheumatism, which interfered
with her keeping American engage
ments for this season.
Sir George Lewis, the keeper Of the
deadly. secrets of all social England, is
solicitor Of Mrs. Langtry.
The complaint is simple enough, but
when Sir Georges casker yawns there
will be some wonderful suppression of
facts or some astounding disclosures
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WHEN 1T WOULD FIT.

At the rendition Of the Messiah
(Orotorio) lady in an extremely low
A young lady turns to her escort
and says: "There, Charley, what do
you think of that costume
Charley-Well, it is very charming,
but I think it would be more appro-
pirate for the Creation than the Mes
Siah.-Life,
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WALKERS CASE.

PARIS, Sept. THE Journal Des De-
bats, In an article discussing the case of
ex-Consul Waller today declares that let
tiers written by MIR. Waller which
were seized by the French authorities in
Madagascar have fully proved the case
against him, and adds: MIR. Waller S
protestations will fail to invalidate the
Judgment of the court martial 1t is an
unfortunate affair, but what else could
we dO?"
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THE RULING PASSION.

"You know Leothersphere?
1.-THE ball player? Yes
HE got pretty badly bruised the
other day"
Playing ball?''
mo; he was hurrying to an electric
car, absent-mindedly, and when it
started up he forgot himself and slid
for it."-Chicago Record.
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At Leipsfc.

nETPSIC. Sept. 1.-The German
American Veterans club arrived here
this evening. They were met at the
station by a committee of military
clubs. After the greetings were over
the veterans and the committee which
had welcomed them marched with
bands OF music playing national airs
to the American consulate.
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CAUSED MUCH
DISCUSSION.
Emperor Williams Denunciation
of Socialists.
HIS MEANING DISPUTED.
BARON Won HAMMERsTEIN AND
HIS CORRESPONDENCE.

German-AmericanV Veterans Are De-
lighted with the Kindness Shown
IN Them Everywhere-Ecch of
Them Receive Souvenir Medni'
on the Back of which is a Por-
trait OF the Emperor-Fhe' Parade
On the TempIehof Field.
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TT MOULD NOT 20.

'This paper won't do for our certif-
Gates of stock said the president Of
new railway corporation to the sec
rotary.
IT'S the usual paper for certificates,
SIR
Can't help it. It won't do. It's
water-marked paper, and entirely too
suggestive fer our road"
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Al R0ARDER.

The Inquisitive Man-What do you mean
by that sign outside your shop, Summer
board?'
The Carpenter-I mean that am ready,
to board the doors and windows of your
house while you are away for the sum-
mer, see ?-Brooklyn Eagle
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-Mornins
game: Philadelphia 9, base hits Is, er-
rors 2; Louisville 2, base hits Z. er-
rors 5.
Batteries-Orth and Clements; Gun
ningham and Warner.
Afternoon game: Philadelphia 13
base hits 10, errors 3; Louisville g.
base hits z, errors Z.
Batteries-Lucid and Clements; Nc
dermott, Gettinger. Holmes and War
ner.
PITTSBURG, Sept. First game:
Pittsburg 5, base hits 6, errors 8;
Washington Q, base hits 5, errors 3.
Batteries-Foreman and Merritt;
Mercer and Mcclure.
Second game: Pittsburg 5, base hits
S, errors 5; Washington 4, base hits 4,
errors /.
Batteries Gardener and Merritt; Gill
roy and Mcclure.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 7-Brooklyn z.
base hits Is, errors 5; Cincinnati 8,
base hits s, errors none.
enthusiastically and Grim: Par
rott and Vaukhn.
BOSTON, Sept. 7.-st. Louis 7. base
hits Z, errors 2; Boston 8, base hits Z.
errors 2. >
Batteries-McDougal and Petite; Sui
livan and Camel.
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THE DIAMOND,

BALTIMORE, Sept. baltimore 3,
base hits 9, errors 4; Cleveland 4, base
hits 10, errors 3.
Observation-Disclosures and Robinson:
Cuppy and thinner.
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COLoN.-The report that General Al.
faro, leader of the patriots has entered
Quito in triumph, has been confirmed by
advices received here.
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IMPARTIAL.

Now doth the. glad reporter write
These interviews that burn
And boom each citizen he knows ,
For president in turn.
Washington Star.
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CARDIF.-Before the trades union con-
gress closed today it was voted to send
Two delegates to represent British work
ingnen at the next meeting of the Amer
lean federation of labor.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
Brief and Newsy Cables From An,
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphere.

LoNDoN-Another dynamite bomb was
round last evening upon the window sill
of the police station in Paris.
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CINCINNATI.-The German NJ. z. con-
ference, by a vote of 95 to 1, defeated
the Baltimore amendment which provides
for the admission of women as delegates
to the general conference.
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wASHINGTON-Th true amount Of
gold reserve at the close of business to
day was $9S.515.20
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PHILADELPHIA.-At todays session
OF the national association of letter car
riers, Grand Rapids was selected as the
next place of meeting. The convention
adjourned sine die
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LIMA, Peru, via GaIveston-It is an
nounced that Brazil will be asked to act
as primary arbitrator in the Bolivian
trouble If Brazil declines then Colombia
viii be asked to offfciate. o---N--l
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LIMA, Peru, via Galveston.-It is an
n nc Ia:e mat Bra2ll will be asked to act
as primary arbitrator in the Bolivian
trouble. If Brazil declines then Colombia.
will be asked TO officiate.
HAYANA.-Fourteen hundred troops ar
rived at Santiago de Cuba. today from
Spain. The reinforcements consist of a
battalion Of the constitution regiment and
two companies OF the bourgeois regiment
The press of Havana have agreed to, give
banquet to the last battalion that ar
rived in Spain.
Los ANGELES. Cal. = Lord SboIto
Douglass, youngest son of the Marquis
of Queensberry. whose recent narriap pc ia
Miss Loretta Mooney, a concert hall sing.
er, in Bakersfield, brought him quite
prominently before the public is now
resident of this city and intends to make
in his permanent home. While Lord Doug
lass has been here for over three weeks
so quietly has he lived that the general
public was not aware Of his presence.
LIMA, Peru, via Galveston.-The civ
is ringing tonight with enthusiasm and a
celebration is being held to commemorate
the assumption of power by President
Pierola, which takes place tomorrow. The
new president has refused to issue a de-
cree making Monday next legal holiday
upon the ground that he does not wish
to interfere with the labor of people of
the country. The new ministry has not
yet been completed.
NEW YORK A special to the
Herald from Buenos Ayres says: Further
reports from Rio Grande do SUI give de-
tails of serious encounters with the rebels
in the town of Desterro. The revolters
and their friends sacked the newspaper
offices and committed other outrages. In
many instances also the rebels refuse to
lay down their arms. In some cases. it
is said, this resistance is caused by a fear
that the emmissaries of Governor Castel-
10 will take revenge upon them as soon
as it is known that they are helpless.
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HIS DEFENSE
WILL BE NEGATIVE.
Durrant Will Make the Prosecu-
ton Prove it All.
THE EVIDENCE TO COME.
TESTIMONY so FAR SIMPLY PAyEs
THE WAY.

Witnesses Who Will Be Relied Upon
tG Prove the Defendant is the
Slayer OF BlaIich Lamont, and
Against Whom the Defense VIII
Throw It's Entire Force-OnIy
Hope is to Break Down Witnesses
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.-NIiss Haswel1,
the city missionary. charged with assist
ing train robber Oliver Perry to escape
from the AIattewan asylGm, was today
held In $1,000 bonds to await the action
of the grand jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08

NEW YORK-The Worlds London corr
respondent says Mccarthy, the Irish lead
er will on Monday issue IL manifesto to
the Irish people dcnouncing the leader
ship of Healy and calling upon them to
repudiate him. VI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08

NEGAUNEE. Mich.-Manager AtIand,
of the Cambria and Lille mines. appealed
to Mayor Foley for protection of the
pump men and engineers from the strik-
ers. Business men were sworn in as dep
uties and are now guarding the proper
ties
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NEW WORKINGS. Clara Macarthur,
the woman who attempted to jump from
Brooklyn bridge about two weeks ago,
was picked up in East river under the
bridge today by two men in row boat.
1t is alleged that she jumped from the
bridge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08

CHICAGO.-Maior Fellows, Of Topeka.
Kan. arrived in Chicago last night il
ence to be held at topeka. Oct. l, 2 a..
3. The conference was called by Gover-t
nor Morrill,. of Kansas. at the request OF
Governor Culberson. OF Texas All Of the
states and territories west of the Missis-
sippi river have been invited to send dele
gates.
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NEW YORK-Nearly 1000 forgotten in
dictments for every crime on the calen-
dar from petty larceny to homicide nave
been discovered by accideRs in an old
hoy in a loft in the district attorneys
Office. They were all found from 1853 to
1es3 during the administration of ex-Dis-
trict Attorneys Olney. McKeon, Rollins
PbeIns and Garvin. Many are outlawed
md some defendants are dead. but
force of twenty clerks has been put to
work to discover If any are yet valid.
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HERMANsvIILE. 9Uch-The large
plant of the Wisconsin Land and Lumber
company is in danger of destruction. Inc
fire has consumed the large pine lumber
piles. and is working toward the hard
wood lumber factory, and the 500 line
depot A heavy wind prevails and the
fire is beyond control. A special train
with a fire engine from Iron Mountain
has just arrived.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-08

NEW YORK.-The $500 knee pants
makers who belong to the Knights OF
Labor, decided tonight to follow the rfA
cent example of the other clothing wdrt 4
ers and strike. There is no complafn9
about wages or hours, but the contract
ors are asked to deposit $50 as security
for the fuIfllment of their contracts. The
strike begins tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.-The Herald's correspon-
dent in Montevideo. Uruguay, telegraphs
that the entire force of cavalry OF the
army Of the republic has been dispatched
to the frontier of Rio Grande do Sui to
repel an invasion. which it is feared has
been fostered by the members Of the
Blanco party there.
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LOS ANGELES.-Wil Enseth. 4
Minnesota school teacher. was today sen
fenced to three years in San Quentin pSs
of L. A. Redden. Of the Los Ang .
Farming and Milling company to an or =
for s91.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-The Minreapoz
lis Elevator companies have delivered
Is 600 bushels of September wheat to tIhs
Peayy company, as against a threatened
100000 bushels. and most of the com
panies are now protesting full friendship
for the Peayy company The report that
The Peavy company was endeavoring to
corner September wheat is known to
be without foundation as the company
never specuIates in wheat in any form
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OLD FORGE. N. Y-There came very
ne9r heing q drowning accident at Dodds
Camp late yesterday afternoon. Mrs; Mrs;
Russel =. Harrisen's little daughter and
Eennie and May Mckee were playing
about the dock at the camp when TIA
Harrison child slipped and fell into the
water. Bonnie Mckee saw her fall and
ran to her rescue He held neT ndstla
until General Harrison came, haVtngS
Heard the screams Of the children, and
Ieecrad his granddaughter.
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NEW YORK.-A special 20 the Herald
reached this city from Cali, in the de-
partment of Cauea, of the violent death
of German merchant, well known in all
parts of Colombia, c. H Simmonds. No
details have been received. Mr.. SIM
monds was 70 years old.
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ST. PAUL.. ]. o'Leary & Son. pack
ors of this city, have made an assign
neenf TO John E. Frederick. The liabili-
ties of the firm, which is the largest con-
cern of the kind in he northwest, are
Eli sbou4 iouidate the obligations. The
failure is the result of a stocking up in
business when hogs were we'll lip in price
and the great fall in the market since
that time.
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NEW YORK.-The steamship Norman
die. which arrived today. was delayed by
the breaking of the high pressure cyiin-
proceeded with the starboard engine for
sixteen hours until the necessary repairs
had been made 10 the defective cylinder.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
Marion Bond Tanglc.

Jefferson, Marion county, Texp
May 15,-The following order was
passed yesterday by the commits
sioners' court of this county which
affects about $4,000 worth Of
county bonds soon to be due The
order is as follows;
"Whereas, the attorney general
of the state of Texas has decided
that the Marion county adjusted
funding per cent bonds are inval-
id, therefore It is ordered by the
court that the bonds and coupons
therefrom, Nos, 20 to 02 inclusive,
of $1,000 each, and Nos, la to LA in
elusive, $500 each, and lb to Glib in
elusive, 800 each, be not paid, and
the officers of Marion county are
hereby instructed not to pay any
of said bonds or the coupons from
them nor accept any of said bonds
or coupons in payment Of any
claim due the county"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
The Molar Lifters.

DR.. p, A, Skeen has returned
from Little Rock, where he has
been in attendance on the State
Dental Association. He reports a
good time and says the work Of the
association was harmonious. The
principal proceedings, said the Doc
tor, consisted in the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, as fol.
lows; President, j S Stillwell, OF
Searcy; First Vice-President, l. X
Land, Of Pine Bluff; Second Vice
President, S Birdsong, of Pine
Bluff; Secretary and Treasurer, w
II Buckley of Little Rock,
The association recommended Ia
Gov Clarke the appointment Of the
following gentlemen as members OF
the State Board OF Dental Examin.
ers; II @ Howard, Hot Springs; n
i Wilson, Morrilltoo; p Easley,
Pine Bluff Loetzerich, Pine Bluff;
p A Skeene, Texarkana,
A Committee on Legislation was
appointed, comprising l. Augspatb,
Little Rock; II Q Howard, Hot
Springs ] S Birdsong, Pine Bluff,
The convention adjourned to meet
In Little Rock next year,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
The Electric Gentlemen.

The Arkansas Electric Medicos
are in session at Little Rock, in
state convention. There are only
fifteen in attendance, while the
state claims some 300 licensed ones
following the electric method of
cure.
The meeting was opened by Gov.
Clarke, who, in a few chosen words,
welcomed them to the capital city,
DR.. ], w. Prewitt, of Russellville,
responded. The annual address was
then read by the president of the
association, DR.. j. W. Prewitt.
The program shows the following
subjects to be discussed at the
meeting;
Should Physicians Dispense Their
Own Medicines2 Coal Tar Deriva-
tives; Cure of Catarrh; Typhoid Fe-
yer; Specific Medication; Erysipe-
las; Cholera Infantum; Chronic
Ulcers-Their Cure; Dysenteria AL
buminuria and Bright's Disease.
The present officers of the asso-
citation are. A, j. Widener, Little
Rock, President; j. w. Tibbles, Vice
President, Grange; G. f Crosby,
Little Rock, Secretary; A. Jay
Handberry Ozark, Corresponding
Secretary;J, f. Lewis, Little Rock,
Treasurer
The Committee on Arrangements
comprises Drs. j, M. Park, j. y.
Lewis and j. n. Foster, Of Little
Rock.
In Arkansas there are nearly 300
who adhere to electric.
ism, which means the best that
can be secured from all sources.
The electics hold that the old
schools are in error in many ways.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
Where TO Go During the Summer.

The Missouri Pacific Railway and
Iron Mountain Route make reduced
rates during the summer season to
Colorado and the famous resorts of
the Rockies and beyond Also to
the Northern Lakes, White Noun
tains and Atlantic Seashore. On
trains passing through st, Louis
there is only one change Of cars, In
the new Union Station, the grand
est, largest and most magnificent
passenger station in the world. Any
information desired in regard to
rates, sleeping car service, connec-
tions, etc, can be obtained ON ap.
phcation to the nearest Missouri
Pacific or Iron Mountain ticket
agent, or II. 9. Townsend, General
Passenger Agent, st, Louis, Mo-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
ARM AMPUTATED.
The Wheels Of Freight Train No, 38
Takes off an Arm for John
Taylor, Jr,

Late yesterday afternoon, freight
train, No. 38, coming in from the
7, G. Junction, ran over and cut off
the arm of young John Taylor; son
of Mrs. Mollie Taylor, who lives on
Spruce street. The little fellow,
(along with other boys) has been in
habit of catching trains out of
here, and riding down to the juno
tion, and beating their way back,
in the same way. Yesterday he
was thrown under the wheels by
the momentum of the fast running
train, and his armA was taken off
near the shoulder.
Mrs Taylor has the sympathy OF
the entire community, at the mis-
fortune that has overtaken her
son.
The reporter had a talk with sew
eral conductors today, and they all
report more trouble with boys jump
ing on their trains out of here, and
at the 7. G, Junction, than any
place on the road, between here and
Ft. Worth. They are disposed to
blame the parents of the boys, for
this state of affairs. The state of
Texas has law in regard to people
boarding trains, and if a few of
these boys were arrested and made
to pay fine, the practice would
be broken up in a measure.
We ask the parents of boys, when
they read this, to call up their sons
and lecture them on jumping trains,
aid try and put stop to this habit
Time and again have we given warn
inp in the matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
Accident at Ft. Lynn.

Editor TExARKANIAN--The first
serious accident in the history of
this place, occurred today at 3
O'Clock p. m, While Capt, Hender-
son was engaged in turning a barge
in order to get at its bottom to
repair it, with a line, which was
made fast to one edge and then run
through snatch block and thence
to the bull wheel in the mill, which
drew the line to an extraordinary
tension, when the block gave way
which caused the line to straighten
out and strike the captain (who
was standing in the bend and about
ten feet from the Iine) throwing
him ten feet in the air, and falling
on some planks, ,dislocating his right
shoulder, breaking a rib and perhaps
three, Doctor Swift of Boggy was
sent for who fixed him up and made
him as comfortably as he could un-
der the circumstances The doc
tor says it will be several weeks be-
fore he is as good as ever, which |
sincerely regret, Mr., Henderson
has the heartfelt sympathy Of the
whole community, | am glad to
note that the captain has lost none
of his irrepressible good nature.
ONoE-A-WEEK.
TT Lynn, Ark, May 10, 1895,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
Winter & SOhOtt.

and when the train he was on pull
ed into Sulphur Springs, Texas, a
premonitiou seized him that some
one of his family was hurt, and that
badly. SO strangely did this take
possession Of him, that he returned
on the first train, When he arriv-
ed home he learned that young John
Taylor, who is a nephew Of his wife,
had been run over by train and an
arm taken off, He repaired to the
Taylor residence and is now nursing
the boy. Can you account for
these premonitions2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
TAKEN FROM LIFE.
The Krause Company are Greeted
With a Full House at Their
Fourth Performance.

The opera house was again pack
ed last night, to see and hear the
Krause Company ia the play, "Tak-
en- From Life" The play was on
the tragedy order and was full of
highly sensational tragical situa-
tions, which kept the audience on
tip-toe as to what the denouement
would be. The characters we're all
cast in competent hands and there
were no bitches in the play to mar
its smoothness,
Tonight the company will play by
request Damon and Pythias, " and
it is expected that the house will be
a heavy one. Secure your seats at
once, if you do not want to stand,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
Blackburn RoastS Carlisle.

Owensboro, Kyp May 10, AT the
session of the Second District Con
yention last night Senator Black.
burn addressed the delegates and
denounced Secretary Carlisle in the
most severe terms for coming to
Kentucky to make anti-silyer
speeches next week, After his
speech Senator Blackburn said he
would make It hot for Secretary
Carlisle from the stump for coming
out here to advocate the cause Of
the money power, Senator Black
burn will make a fight for free silver
in the state convention,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
THE BEST ROUTE
IsIcTNvIeIeN
Memphis eSOutheaSt

Tho Palace Cur Limo Of tho Sou IN the
Kansas CITY, Momphls ~ birmingham "
r. hns two Through pNesongor trains dOlly
between Memphis and Birmingham, max
lng close and sure connections with the
trains of all connecting limos, Night
trains have through sleeping cars between
Washington, d. q, and Memphis, via At
lanta aud birmingham un connection
with the Richmond Il DHnvlllc X. R,) the
shortest route, quickest tlmo and the only
limo running through cars between those
cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair cars lseats free 10 holders OF lrst-
elass through tIckotO through between
Birmingham aud Kansas City, and Pull
man p0Iaeo Sleeping Cars between (Nnsne
City and Atlanta, THIS IA many m'lQa the
shortest and by far the bestoqulpptd Pas
senaof Llno between POINTS IN Tho East
and Southeast and Memphis, aud oil
points In Arkansas, 'roSna aud the West
nnd Northwest, Everything now And
0Rtaolnas, Through tlcls0ta via THIS line
on gole at all through ticket 0Ilieee,
For any desired Information, FOR large
man and time table folder, 0ddfesl,
j, ", LOCKWOOD,
n, V. EIblS, g. 7 ~ 4, M
uOnrrn Agonh Kansas Olty,
300 Main Street, Momphls'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-17
$500 to Houston and Return.

Via Texas & Pacific Railway. Tick.
cts on sale May 10th, goth and 2lst,
good returning until May Goth, with
an extension or time to June 10th,
by depositlng tickets with joint
agent at Houston before May 26th.
Sleeper through to Houston, and
on May Goth a coach will be attach.
ed to the cannon ball leaving at
l45 p, m. that will go through to
Houston without change. Also a
coach on train 81, leaving at 1926 a.
m, via TT. Worth to Houston with
out change. G. E. SwINDELL,
Ticket Agent.