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The Invisible World Revealed |!
MICROSCOPES
Perfected With Insect Holder yagn
1900 TINES N VOLUME.

INsTRUCrIoNS.-fn order to use this
Microscope place in the insect holder
and then attach to the lentiI: water in
which flowers have been soaking IS
hours; small quantity of leavened
paste made o; mouldy rye -four or some
mnggotty cheese; dried insects and
other Of iectS can be attached by Slight
ly wetting the lentii.
To Students Is also invaluable for
MIneralogy. Botany and Insectology:
sent registered free by mail on receipt
of slice: worth $3.50.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-10

Theodore Roosevelt is taking what
time lie finds free from his cares in
Gotham to devote to literature. He
is writing among other things 4
book of patriotic stories for young
people.
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FIELD AND MARINE,

This glass is most useful, both rs a
Marine and Field 6fass. 1t has
achromatic lenses. three in each side,
finely mounted and covered with black
morocco leather, and has great magnify
ing power 1t is provided with sun
shades and brought to focus by turn
ing the thumbscrew until the object
becomoS clear and distinct. Every
Glass is sold with a ine Ieether case and
shoulder strap. sent registered free by
mail on receipt OF $500: worth Sli 90.
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Boys MGR osG opg

with prepared object glass slides and
forceps Is intended for those just be-
ginning to study the secrets of Ma
ture. Sent registered Tree 10y mail on
receipt OF S2.0o: worth $3.50.
THE TOURIST TELESCOPE
is acknowledged to be the best and
most convenient of any in use. ihclud-
ing sun shade SHOULDER strap and case.
Sent regl stored free by mail on receipt
of $500: worth Sli.0C.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-10

The Rev. D. II. Wheeler, who for
ten years had been presidant of Al
legheny college, at Meadville, Pa,
has accepted the chair of sacred
rhetoric in Garrett Biblical institute,
Northwestern university.
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George Francis Train, 1.-The sage of
Madison square" New York, Is said
to be undergoing remarkable
change. His snowy white hair is
turning black again. The change
was first noticed by one OF his youth
ful playmates about a month ago.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-10

United States Ambassador Bsyard
has promised to deliver the annual
address in the autumn TO the Edtn
burgh Philosophical society.
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manner.

De Brazza's bride IS a piucky girl
She will accompany the great ex-
plorer when he returns to the Congo
next month, and viii share the pri-
vatiops as well as the honors of his
work there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23

Merriman were united in marriage. Rev,
Marion Stephenson OF the Baptist church
performing the ceremony.
ANDREW - Lockhart. Texas,
December 2i.-M Mr.. Robert Andrews. fore
man of the Register office, and Miss Mary
Davis were married on Thursday evening
at the residence OF the brides father, Mr..
NJ. !. Davis hest Of friends extend
congratulations TO the well mated young
couple.
ROBERTSoN-sIMMO Lexington.
Texas. December 22.-Today at the resi-
ence OF the brides father, Mr.. II. +.
Simmons. Miss Lizzie Simmons and Mr..
JACK Robertson were united in the holy
bonds of mat rfmony. At Dime Box MISS
buchanan was married to Mr.. Samples.
HENDERSON-HARD - Paint Rock,
Texas, December N.-J. +. Henderson and
Miss Dora hardin were married by Rov.
@. W. SwafYord at the residence OF Mrs.
A. h. Pierce, the BRIDES mother. on la st
Wednesday night The happy couple left
for their future home In Coleman the next
day.
TRIPLE MARRIAGE - Terrell. Texas,
December 2l-An unusual occurrence for
this county was triple wedding ten miles
southeast of this city. at which Elder
Mizell married with ore ceremony William
Barnes and Miss Emma Haynes. Leb Dy-
mum and Miss Josie Swanson, James Love
less and and Miss Lucinda Mitchell
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nRANGE LOOMS.

Orange Texas December p Tho
Orange board of .radc hold d called meet
ing tnis morning at which It was do
cilei to keep their representative. Mr
C ~ Rein tn the northwest for an
Other month He reports encournslng
progress go the matter Of getting mul-
grafton turned towards Orange and hopes
20 succeed Ia locating Il number of in
dus'rlouH families around orange.
The sabine tram ~ Laurel has closed
down for tho holidays and Tie crews are
beginning O. dFpcrs- iu Different direc-
filus to spend Christmas. Mt T. -.
Evans, the foreman, ana "a number 90
others VIII spend he Jjlne with friends In
Orange
Tn business men Of Orange have ar
ranged ~ give a Christmas tree At tile
crrrs house on Christmas ESQ FOR the
t-r"It OF she children all NJ whom will
be remembered iu substantial way.
There VIII Doe no services At the-MethO-
disi church tomorrow, the pastor being
away az conference.
Tho PRESBYTERIAN congregation have an
upunrrl services for Christmas day az
their church. 10 hc conducted 10y RrV w
: Sechres' There will also be services
an that dizzy az tho Christian church. CON
Quoted hy Elder r. a. Hopper, the uaator
Joe watson an old maa. who has ho 4
suffering several days with a broken Jaw
this evening was taken with n violent
desire tp sue--Ze, which he did. with tht
/ result Of teariug % tho bandages and re
/ breaking the jaw which had begun &c
! Knit tOgether
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THE DEATH ROLL.

REV. I. II. 6. PARK.--Mcxia, Texas,
December 22.-Rev. l. T. S. Park, Bar
list minister of this place, died here last
night at the age Of II.
JOE EVANS.-Rogers, Texas, December
2l.--Joe Evans, aged 81. a prominent farm
er near this place, died yesterday with
disease of the heart. He was buried to-
day at Val Verde cemetery.
j. w. MCKINNEY .-MeDade, Texas,
December a.-Mr. John W, Mckinney
father-in-law, MIR j. S. Dunbar, near
here. Mr.. Mckinney was born and raised
In this county aud leaves wife and sew
eral small children to mourn his loss.
her %. About noon today. at his home
in Orange Mr.. James A. Futch, an old
citizen. died at an advanced age. Mr..
Futch was formerly of Mississippi, but
Der Of years ago. The funeral win occur
here tomorrow
MRS. II. PAGE.--Caldwell Texas. De
cember 22-Mrs. Henrietta Page, aged 30,
died yesterday of acute peritonitis. Mrs.
Page has been Il sufferer for several
months with n complication of diseases.
She was n noble Christian woman, a
member of the BAPTIST church. She
leaves one son and a host Of friends to
mourn her loss.
MRS. RACHEL CAREY Cedar Bayou.
Texas. December 2l.--Last night at Il
o'clock Mrs, Rachel Carey breathed her
last after weeks severe Illness Mrs.
Carey had been a sufferer for a long
time with a complicated disease of the
liver which the physicians were unable
to cure. Mrs. Carey was Il good. mother
ly old lady and was a devout Christian,
She leaves five grown sons and one
daughter to mourn her loss besides hun
dreds of friends Interment occurred at
tho Methodist cemetery and was VIII
messed by large number of borrowing
friends and relatives.
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HYMENEAL.

DANIELS. FAusT-Granger Texas. De.
cemoer I.-Mr II, Daniels and Miss Carrie
Faust we're married on Wednesday even.
NE. ~
HANEs-LEGGETT- Texas. lie.
eember I.-Married at the residence of Inc
brides parents. at Norma, Texas. on inc
ISM i2stant, Miss LESSEE Leggett 10 MI
j. H. Hayes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Texas. 10.
cember Il Mir. Charles 3aurf ana Mics
Della virgin were married at the resi-
dence Of The brides parents on the cvenin.,
OF the 18th. "a
KoPPE.lio,RETSkY- Bryan. Texas. DE.
ecmber q Mr.. VIM. Hoppe and Mrs
Laura Horetsky We're married in This
city al 5 o'clock yesterday evening Kc,
George clo;hier officiating
SAfLES-HILI. BslIlnger. Texas. De.
cemher 81, Al tho Methodist church hs,
night, Rev. w. G. tlhbuni officiating, Ru.
fus ,itN les { Calvert, Texas ana Mis- Fan.
ME I'M OF this city were happily married
MYERS MERRlMAN - Orange. Texas
December 9-This morning at ne church
in the Mac Lewis settlement. in Ornnr,
county. Mr.. Clay Myers and Miss Laura
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ST. ASAPII ENTRIES.

The following are the entries for the
St Asaph races as posted at the Turf
Exchange last night:
One-half of a mile, selling--Caroren 10,
Lady Richmond, Susie r.. Gold Spec.
Arundel. Della NJ, Mohawk liz each. Jew
el lu2
One-eighth OF a mile, selling-Chilton.
Gonzales, Pink H.. He Fassett, Sir Tom.
Warlike, Baylor. McDorald. Sentinel H..
Saunterer. Lento i0j each.
Three fourths OF II mile, selling, maid
eenns-e Blden, Clovels. Grstto MEG, Gold
Fly, Jerome, BY Gordon. Miss Tristan,
Volcanic, solomon 100 each.
-Four and half furlorgs, 2-year-olds.
maidens-Nincent. Hands OFF. Austina.
l.oeman, May Peters. Geresee II. NJ. d.
r. Milton II, Prince Ananias, orator los
each.
SIX ana a half furlcngs, selling-Doo
rirch. Dart 10, Walcott lO7, Stoffa. Blue
Bonnet l02 Captain Jack 10l, Ponce de
Leon %, slra Siberia 9S. 'Belvina. Hum
ming Bird Patti ~.
one mile, seillng-Romeo. Hay Tay 1la.
Chief Justice ll2. Van Dyke, Mote, Leigh.
Pumus, Westover % each.
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sH0RI TEXAS SPECIALS,


BSIf.AE-A new directory issued by
" ar q NofIey gives the ely . population
- bts.
g.kREFlLLR--A wagon load OF venisou
lama hfcggh, into the CITY found slow
hasf - ants Ter pound,
COLA AfkT A--lnerS are over twenty
csSfs n MASSES IN the city ana the schools
f4Fe clDssd "a cor ssqrsnce.
IA LLAg-Walisr Smith. negro. was Civ
- fffefn 3fars IN thf peniteutlary for
t1is s2nF-sE % jim smith at "A dance.
is EfLFT'r--f'sye Tholnpsor was held
W ~ tNg Negroes ana robbed OF hlh watch
hfle t29' ~ 10 cash. There Is no clue to
! SIC f1tUsrs
fsNAEGEE-At the last meeting of the
y aiA@fns o. Bal and Milan Counties
g<it1s " llea! society She following were
tatf7f9 ~ TIE next term. Chas. g. Cid
] 10y " NranRef presi lent. J. NJ. Stray
tyF ~ bsftlsit, Vice president: l.. L.
}sgieella.s Of Bartlett. secretary and
tfSssuf@F.
NaEp-Ihe Esk Of the State OF Texas
l ~, NFXrs Pierce OH company, In the
MtHa tis.ars sbetFlat court, which seeks
- i'slfs.n fas defendant from doing bust
tss-ts y ffsSs t=ca1Be Of its alleged viola
,bpr y ~ eHli.irt4sf Law, has been trans.
isttes ~ tsse ia Has district, where Il Will
cyi-se - ~ MA at the next term OF
eysfI-
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worIp nEsuI.r - sAMr.

Austin, Texas December 2a.-Commls-
sioner OF Insurance Rosa g. 20 receipt OF
letter from Mr. ]. IT, Tltre OF Ho-s-
tor complaining of having been done an
injustice by hing qlot-I in the oiac.a4
correspondence recently rssb,isaed In The
Post as charging that the - ,urity Beney-
obent association 2'as not paylng claims.
etC j ne company zltuz 3 complained ~
By Air, Tuttlc was the Llrua. Ala ana
Bensnt association uf Houston and IL
was entirely owing 20 trc similarity OF
names, In~lno1s at.d purposes Of sotu
association that TIRE Insurance depart-
ment ula,ie ere mistake 81 u=lrs SIR
Iutues letter a. an acr FetDry Gecu-
Hent IN the security 3er VIOLENT nssogla.
ton s case However, IN. rsiail!I wli De
the safTie In any even, as rurfraisssl1uel
Rose mas called Distract Attorney ones
pies attention TO the Industrial Nytual
AID and Benefit r-yctefy ard asked MIN %
Investigate charges q violations OF tee
Insurance Eiws Egd failure 70 pay elaine
lodged against It,
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A WHITE RAVEN

Abilene, Texas. Deoeruhs- e.-M-. =.
Eeavi,t o, Ans7n. Jores county, Texas.
has pet raven that Is perfectly wniie.
II was taken ~ Mr.. I1ezyttt from a ness5
containing FIVE young oi,-as EAca q IS
COMPANIONS. after putting o. tasfr ooa;
o. feathers, Tf=re Of t-eir natural cclor
black T'hts raysr. has become thv-
oCEniy oprrss-icats9 Erf1 ~ IN every way
a tyishat pet fase1o-ss1 reslt To cDSor. N
Niles about TIE farm ard ;glzkeE Itself 2,
nome vita ttte otter fowls. ard "a d.
sfsr1fsSi az very lnts1lss,s ~ 70 Catching On
10 smart trtcsE- very ees3 =. ard $50 "a
being white as rr.ov Mr. i.szyf;t e.
one Of toe fsS o-tglrssI rsssys-r-sss y-lEs -
p,3olfrscS IN thlt slz-- q 'As cclrfry su1
u Chairman q rss rsTlisliezl rg.nrnfs' -
or Jones e1enty. he says i-&t ne N!a
sspd tins raven 70 t1as E@tlgn4l repg -
iican hsza6qslzFferE
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TIRE MOB WAS FRUSTRATED
Attempt to Lynch Buch Chappell
s Accused Of Murder.
IN. TurTLE's LETTER OF COMPLAINT
Rslssed to Ano,hef Houston Insurance
Company Shot In ths Back-ktiied
With an Az.

BeIlviIle. Texas. December IA fes
days ago. In the quie; settlement OF Rock,
IN the western part OF this county, q
rcsro, n an attempt 10 rob a Mrs. En-
xhoff. shot her In the face and head with
a shotgun, an account Of which appeared
In The Post a, the time. The wounded
woman died yesterday.
This morning about ) o'clock mob. csti-
mated to contain something over iN mon,
from the ne,shborhood In which the crime
was committed. cane into town with the
Intention Of hanging Buck Chappell. under
arrest for the crime, but Sheriff Glenn had
gotten wind Of the affair ana spirited the
negro away to the bottom Businesses here
ahouts, and when the party arrived the
jail keys were turned over TO them on
application and they wens through IL care
fully. Failing TO find the party they we're
locking for. they departed.
II Is said that when the mob rode 10
Sheriff Gleun's house 10 get tho Keys 10
the lsll THAI they wers al one time within
as The officers who had the negro IN charge
thinking that AZ thEi hour OF the morning
all danger was over, We're bringing him.
together with another negro " ho hal also,
out Of an abundance Of caution. been -
moved, back 10 the .aii. Tne olAte If
sighted the mob first, however, AMI DART
ins across lots with the culpriis, hid tneLn
In a barn.
The affair has be,n the town talk all
day. Il has been many years since the
good people of this county have been stir
req up to the prtSent pitcA.
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FIRE Al BROOKsToN

Paris. Texas, December 22.--The town
OF Brookston, nine miles west OF here,
was swept by disastrous fire at 3 o'clock
this morning. Every business house in
the place and nearly all of their contents
were destroyed. All Of the houses except
one were Of wood and burned very rap
idly. Altogether twelve houses were
burned, with loss of about $50 900: in
sursnce $500. 1t is thought the fire was
Of incendlary origin.
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The King OF Portugal Want. :
His S.ooo.6co D y w. ''Sa)
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Dom Carlos, king Of Portu,,l =. j
ceeoed as a royal attractIon !, :,
to King Khama of South Afr,,. = =, M I
sar uilah Khan Of Afshanlstan = y
Dom Carlos has brought NJ, ave.. I,
him. and this fact alone i ,u, NM.
li. sail MS visit of peculiar int.rs, :
Officially announced that 4. ~.
consult London jewellers cons.,,ss /
pats 10 pc made 10 the crown ~ i
~ utn rs mat he Is DESTROYS Al ~, ~
c1iislueraole sum Of ready MONEY ~ !. l
nauoie. Ills salary has moi been been ~, Y !
Two years, and there Is distrs. 4 n
Ioyal palace at Lisbon, apusrns !
called the necessidades. -pp'Vp'al
me crown of Portugal IA m. ~. n
liable IN Europe, although lIttin M y
neard about II. II ID valued a. M M, !
Alter 1t comes the crown Of Rn,ss N
ueG al .2,50OOc0, and next I'M y y VI
britain, valued at s2,WO00 u'x
Inc Jewels in the crown cossir :, u
nIolus' Euoies, pearls. sapphire ~ =
Grads, set in solid gold. m ,.s,' I
three pounds and five ol,nca ''sa
Inc foundation OF the crotr- In, 4
the part which rests upon Nv ~ ~ I
solid, heavy band OF rold c,s ~.
covered with precious stonss ~ w. J
them are historical relics Al 49,
former greatness. They wers hcnst Y |.
enrich the crown of Portuss, N. i, |.
mines Of the Indies and Brasi ~, w !, y =
disposition of that valiant ljttls ss,.l,
Conspicuous among the Jewels Ss- !,
ing the band are four enormous dr.
cut in regular diamond SHAPE Al NJ
rubles. F'' ~ iS'|
From the band rise four he,,la, II
leaves. Each of these ia also -
with precious stones.
From the eight leaves issue fcpr ~
winch come together In point ANN 4 /
crown. The arches are decoct~ a
the conventional gold balls ,lEllh y
IN crowns, but the intentco n ~
with diamonds. 80
Above the point OF the sfrhs 4 :.
eled ball, or orb, and this 4 ftaly a
mounted by a Maltese cfoS
Though Portugal is a ven - b.
rltory, Dom Carlos rejoiceSk 10 ~.
ing titles. King Of Portuesl Y n II |
EaJycs, within and beyond n ~ l
Africa. lord Of Guinea acddih utfss
ton and commerce Of EuNk NtSk
Persia and the Indies,
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WILL SETTLE 81 pwARLAND

Psariasds Tezas, Dees rr.he- = Rev. pr
WAssirzn ar1i wife q Den M9.reN, iows
have rtcs-'tay psrl&zsrs1 fTpte'sy ~ ,Aia
place. VIII tlos tE'esns0ss of tsashl,,e ~ shaLr
1gtlrs ho.rs fseT. Tlr. Nssa-rlS1 has Lad
cHsfgs u one RI -t.s cz1s - ~. no la
en'lrcfe.s n Des Mares fvr nany years
Jtis ssfirnsfjla NTf4 a Yes..s,sv A.,,,y,- =.
Marina E4s-c5lsy.' sss s.rtfleaea : Nc.1e-
Wide rstgsssl9f :. fss seizure As5d M
people or feaFaSNS 1ecs@F s5gCysc sbs tsst
scrysces rfey afte ha&,say w.se.,.ns,3 y,
cur people Sttn p goa 4ssrsS- ssas hs.
The pls1i sfg f,DFatsg s.s strJ@elst welis
mar reached Pc fsS,4s kpqesrzg .ysais =. M
be put eoN1n sfrrsss5ta.sfg,
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SOUTHERN BASE BALL LEAGUE.

Birmingham, Ala, December 22.-The
southern base ball league at today's ses-
sion appointed Henry Powers OF New Or
leans and George Stallings of Nashville
a committee with power to act to I'll the
three vacancies now existing in the
leageu. This committee will select Chat
tanouga, Knoxville ard Birmingham
II they come up 10 the requirements. The
salary limit was fixed at $1,000.
spond with President Nick Young of the
National league with a view to securing
the protection Of class A.
DR.. White Of Nashville and II. T. Holt
or Montgomery were made committee
on constitution and bylaws. The session
then adjourned to meet on January &c
In Chattanooga, where her officers will
be elected.
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HOUSE RENTING cRAyYl.

a Real Estate Man Cures On 4 M
Habit.
An incident related to . g. Lou II
Dispatch man by a real estate nitt
!ustrative of some Of the tfsl thAl n
the house renting agent.
There is a class OF women vp mi
morbid appetite for inspecting Assi
They haunt the real estate Offices tiy \
GER day. taking out keys, for vasa y
frequently make dept st, returning =
next day with a more OF leg pass. I
story of why the hot Sc did not tu. !!
agents are unable to AVOID ", ~ q
crank, as they can never b t5ala'
sure that she Is not q bons ras
, pective tenant, so the custom % %
checked.
In the particular case referred mtn
dressed and mild hammered laoy ~
coming In at least once q week 70! ".
always os.ensibly In search q ! T. sa
She readily deposited 81 for tM W
invariably returned them the nlk
with the information that something y
the house was unsansfactory ~.
in one day Just as well knoNh ~ n.
Va dlidtl NGtttI piiVc w" i. u
requested the real estate mn VI. !.
his home for him, as he wa ~
Europe. lie wanted t2W per mesai !
his house and was willing 70 pea "
OF his horses and carriages " M "
for a time In return for thelr Hesn !
In q spirit of fun the rea, esh1 N
told the lady that he though, ~ IA
get the Vanderventer place hou,s III
with the use Of the turnout ~ S. Y
month. She took the keys ~ We
leaving the agent somewhat psi u.".l \
fear she might depart from ne' Vs.
tom and take the house. ,..a M |
Mex, day the house was nsr ~, [
per month. and the lsdy's re'u'n -
Keys was anxiously awaited. a. a. 4
She came in about noon VIM nj.
ulcnt that she could .proospI
house If ii could be had lor VIZ :, \
Madam, we cant DO Y MI
lust leased 1t for 500 mon.n' ,, v
She seemed to grasp KY Ssvr 4
once. and, slamm.ng the keys , y Z
out of the door with inc p"'
you dirty wretch" 1, mi n
She has not been seen ~
ginna
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THE RIVER RISING.

Pittsburg. December 2.-The river is ris-
Ing rapidly and by tomorrow morning the
knowing ones say there Will be between
and 10 feet of water. In consequence
another large consig of coal viii be
started down the ohio for Southern ports.
All the returning boats from the last ship
fucnis tied within 10 or 100 miles lclo y
this city are thus enabled today to start
for this point, and it is understood that
with those hnats AMI those already here
100000 bushels Of coal viii get away on
This rlsn
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TEXAS SCHOOLS.
BAYLOR FEMALE COLLEGE. BE1ro

BAYLOR FEMALE COLLEGE, BELTON
On Saturday at y. m. the Royal AcaG-
enla society met in the college chapel,
where the following programme was wei
rendered:
Piano solo--"wang March" ............
,.;;.....s.............. Miss Lettie Brown
Reading-Extract from idle lnoughts''
nj, - :. ,;,;.;...' 49,. Miss howeth
Pi2ho soio-"Valse Stryienne' ......
.i,...';,, .-',.'.''.'. ..s."'....: Miss Dugsan
Or. F. NJ. Law OF Bryan paid a visit
70 Baylor during the week and met with
captain ~, j. Harris and Mr.. ] ii.
James, members of the executive com
Hittce TO confer on business OF import
ance connected with the interests OF the
college.
Efforts have hcen made by the faculty
repeatedly to induce the students 10 re-
main at Baylor Christmas, but as many
OF the patrons wish 10 see their daughters
AZ nome on CHRISTMAS day. more than hulf
OF our girls VIII leave for IL week or ten
days. after which tune we hope to well
come them back to their studies Those
! naming IN the college viii continue their
work with only one days intermtssion
ana every member NJ the faculty will do
ali In their power to enable these young
i4'iles 10 pass a bright and pheasant
Christmas.
The Socnl department has Suffered some
Nhat OF late through the indisposition of
Mrs. Luce. but Tho Post correspondent
has been assured by Dr. Law, president
OF the board Of trustees. that this Will
be remedied in a few days to the fun
satisfaction Of all.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
AT BUTTE,

Butte, Mont, December 29.-The Kenyon
Cornell Commercial company has beer
attached for $4,000 by ". a. Clark Bros.
hanl. the California works and the Ma
dunHl Tube VIC rks Of New Jersey. The
attachments were levied in anticipation
Of an Important verdict IN Il damage suit
growing out of the powder explosion last
January. Two hours after the attachmo ut
the jury brou ght In Il verdict against the
company for $50 600 damages Tor the death
of one OF the men killed In the explosion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE, JACKSON
WILLIE.

The first Issue Of the Sunset Star ma lie
it's appearances Wednesday last It Is Il
noat i've column quarto. published IA the
interest of the Institute. Il. \. Lukcr uc-
cupies tho editorial chair.
r. q. TomkIns of Palestine has gone
here.
Robert Fisher Of Alto Is AT home with
his parents this week.
Bon Singleiarv of Alto VIII spend the
holidays AT home with HIS parents.
@. NJ. Thomas of Plttshurs has gone
home.
Professor j. c. lcnnou Is attending tho
East Texas conference at VeNarkHua.
Chas Muris. a pupil q 1855, Is attend
ing the barnes Medical college AT ~.
Louis
X. A. Lukcr, editor of the Sunset star
Is spending Christmas with his uncle at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-23
RICHMOND RusrLINGs.

Richmond. Texas, December 22--Rev
Ire NJ Bryce. pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church (south). preached his
first sermon today 10 good congregation
He made very favorable impression ana
his sermon was well received
a large number OF bales OF cotton war.
sold here yesterday, which Is about IN,
last for this year.
A. NJ. Holmes district clerk OF this
county, leaves tonight Tor Mississippi ID
visit his old home.