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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
This IS for West Fair|ee, which Has
Elected Its First Republican Rep
resantative in "a Years.
The Legislature.

The Legislature.
The next Senate will be solidly Re-
publican and there will not be over 10
Democrats in the House. Some Of the
representatives elected are Maj.
Burlington, G. p. Smith, r, 662
Morristown, G. M. Powers, r, 521
Rutland, j. +. Thompson, r, 61S
Shelburne, w. S. Webb, r, 1877
Brattleboro, X. Haskins, r, $50
Bennington, G. H. Darling, r, 423
Barre city, Walter f. Morse, X, 161
Barre town, Lewis Keith, r, S4
Swanton,.J. T.. Farrell, d, %
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03

I mrs. Charles Ford ssnd daughter 9
hf@silsboro hsse been sisittns 81 A. ~
4 Rswsrs
tsserxs H Hardy has rstarned from si
fKisnded visit % his daughter ~ Nhit'
ifiysr gantfion.
ThR Eepahiic~n rally held In The towf
bali fhpfsday under the auspices Of tn.
caRnt5 eonmittee eas largely attended
sad enfhnxlasfie The eApacity of tbs
hall as txsfeG 10 the limit, the Boston
f4igbe io fhs contrary notwithstanding
fTee me stage and the hallway 70 tbs
eatsF aeora acre eccupisd BY the over
foN from the seating Recommendations.
Hon. y T. B1Yden ~ Randolph. chair
msn "a fhe coants commltteA. presided
snd ofsened be meeting wigh b a rafting
haif h0ar speech. In whieh he poured bot
shot info ths RANKS of the Democrats and
dtseassesi ths issues u the csmpsign with
fatre and ei1asneSs. Hon. W. ". stick.
neg - l.adiow sHs receivcd with special
wsrmth u grreting and devoted his Mslen-
too - khe Monty question lsfgsifs rcaue.
ing Il - ths pininesi possible basis ~ OBJ
leet sessans In xoxernmsnt coinage, vito
ihs proaaefs u lhe mint before the eyes
" Ms 9ndience. His earnest and hr@rty
e@ii for aBsavering sapport Of the state
tirksf wks given the apprsciagiye recOgni.
isan II deserved. Jadge l. u. Read q
Bellows Faiis was the last speaker and,
dealing With haah The tariff and snoaey n.
sues, fully sustzined his reputation a. one
~ ihs best oF.torx iu the state. Al the
cioee ~ the nesting thrce cheefs were
given Tor the speaksrs and three more Tor
the party candidates. Tha Randolph
band was In sffendsHce sBd rendered
pleasing ssipctions during and after the
rally.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
An Unprecedented Repub-
lican Triumph.
No Rotten Money Wanted BY old
Vermont.

The only doula about Tmc.slay'- eire-
tlon In Nernoat j. whether there are
rosoerass enough leii far seel.
No such majority vas ever rollesl ~
for amy ticket IN this state Il = sln-
ply overwhelming
The Republicans drew largely on
their reserve strength. while the Dem.
ocrasic vote tell 80 greatly. duc 10 stay
ai-homcs and gold Democrats who
voted directly for tirout.
The campaign was fought % straight
national issues and the result viii give
hearty encouragement b. Rcpuhllca ~
All over the land. We give below a
comparison ~ the results of thi. elec.
tion and that II iS93. when Fnllers
plurality was 1902 -
iHss i~s2
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
Terms, Adv't Rates. etc.

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N&NaA W. esN A. . euuY. VI ~ 4
fsex Ae seM1 N Neemmpa All Pep n
#f y st& - Af f4iss& sNFtss ~ -
a# #a@s NN1 sas
&&tT @Nx sstes = - sN4h p4F year
lsMWsNnf H9Q - " ~ gsr mNmsh liberal
esNM M aExs feMTlF @areFs ine1NeAfa "a
fs fs Att WakisshNf
NM &aNNst iMats NF#8ximN ! afsetsi lsaNis
$50 - ahzsFsd - saf eens enffa
&esMNa HHeFa8s esYfmiNfftn fag tee Y~sF
sss& ia n4 - RNNfanfexa ~
A~sst<@s *sMsRapsv psvwrforB
rs 1gtHxSyx. Frupgassos,
MMn&mAsh. VI
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03
Granville.

Ide Sargent has been here recently.
Mrs. Eva Smith has recently been In
town.
N. D.Rice and family have recently been
in town.
Mrs. Stewart and son have returned to
New York.
Mrs. A. ]. Lamb and daughter, Kate
have been in town.
Ed Baker OF Whiting was at E. .Ford's
the first OF the week.
Miss Myrtle Maynard has returned
from her visit in Bethel.
Denison Rice, former resident here,
died in Roxbury Aug. 26, aged So years.
The funeral was attended in this place the
2Sth.
Denison Rice, who died in Roxbury
Aug. 25th, was native of Granville. He
was born Jan. 9Th, 1910, and lived on the
same farm where he was born for So years,
and then moved to the Corners with his
son. Two years later he went to Roxbury
and passed the remainder OF his life there
with his only son, N. d. Rice, OF the firm
OF Rice & Heath. Mr.. Rice married Louisa
Paige Jan. 1st, 1887, and lived with her 40
years, when she was taken from him by
the hand OF death June 10th, 1882 Four
children we're born to them, OF whom a
son and daughter, Mrs. Henry Boyd Of
Hancock, survive them. Mr.. Rice was a
son OF Dea. Joel Rice, who was the first
man to represent the town, then known
as Kingston, in the Legislature. Mr.. Rice
was much honored and respected by all
who knew him. He was man OF good
principles and strict integrity, who loved
virtue andl disdained all vices. He
was christian In the true sense OF the
word. He left many friends in this town
who sorrow that they will see his genial
face no more.
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Continued on 5th page.l
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North Randolph.


John Hardy is building hennery.
Levi Preston and WV Gillette are put.
ting in silos.
Herbert johnson and family are in
Bridgewater.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. d. j. Camp.
Chas. Lyon has bought the Ransom
Goss place at East Randolph.
Mrs.. Fred Parmenter and daug hter have
returned to their home in Boston.
George Parmenter OF Concord has been
visiting his brother, j. w. Parmenter.
Mrs. e. O. Boyden was delegate to the
Universalist convention at Barre last
week.
Warren Carpenter has gone to East
Bethel to learn the blacksmith's trade OF
Ed George.
G. O. Stanley and wife and F. Il. Rich
ardson and wife went West last Saturday
on the G. A. H. excursion.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03


Mr.. 4 EL.stuFievant vas In Hartlsna ths
nrst % the week.
Psrlsy G. and Fred c. Ferry were in
town last Sunday.
q. p. Dudley has oals grown In bis fieia
this season that measure Y inches.
The Sewing snd Mite society viii meet
with Mrs.Minnie Boyce Friday afternoon.
c. L. Brewster OF Medford, Mass, visit
ed al Z. 4. Poxers' the rrst Of the week.
F.clafiD, who Is In quite poor health,
Is staying with his daug hler, Mrs. Harris
Bass.
Mrs.Janc Blanchard is visiting the fam
lily OF Allen Flint in the west part OF the
town.
Mrs. L. X. Blanchard has gone to ~.
Paul, Mimi, to visit her sister, Mrs. Bet
sey Grant.
Lizzie and Bessie Spooner OF Barre, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. j. ID.
Laport, returned home Saturday.
WI. Spencer OF Hsrdwick, who has
rented +. J. Clafiin's blacksmith shop, IL
on the ground ready for business.
School In No. 3 has begun with Miss
Grace Grow OF East Randolph as teacher
and In No. with Miss Webster OF East
Roxbury as teacher.
The weather during August was some.
W hat changeable, few days OF very hot
weather, but the average or mean temper
ature was the same AS last year, o5.e-
degrees above. The coldest day was the
18th, 400 above and the warmest the 18th,
Csc above. There were ten days on which
more or less rain tell, ten fair days and
the balance were somew bat cloudy. The
above was taken az sunrise.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03

Don't trifie away time when you have
cholera morbus or diarrhea. Fight them
in the beginning with DeWitt's Collie and
Cholera Cure. You don't have to wait for
results. They are instantaneous, and it
leaves the bowels in healthy condition.
e. e. Evans & Co., Randolph; K. P.
Stockwell, Bethel; M. j. Sargent q Son,
So. Royalton; A. r. .Hood,& Son, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03

~ keaaires Three re=a
Oh Cheap sosp 20 wash a. many eis hes -
tao pounds % Harmless.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-09-03

Poison ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds
and burns are quickly cured by DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
K. f. Evans a. Co., Randolph; X. P.StocK-
well, Bethel; NJ. J Sargent q Son, Roy
alton; A. r. Hood * Son, Chelsea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
THE FEELING INTENSIFIED.
Great Activity In Warlike Preparations BY the
Government of Spain.


patches which United
feeding indignation
a
q
auxiliary
displayed
n o ba
ness a dollars
d o
thu ana fresden; cle,aland9
q
assembled
% a of
students voulite severely punished
OF
lssuea OF nc
2 o.
acioa al he ta
be
neys ID That cowadee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.

internal and External Foes Plotting
Agains the Republic.
Rio dc Janoiro, January 2o.-(Conyrlrht-
co. 1875 by the Associated Press Since
the revolution Of iS93-9l the political sttua-
ton in Brazil has not been 40 critical MS n
present Nothing but storm clouds are TO
pc seen coursing across the skies OF politics
81 the youngest Of republics. There are
Two powerful reasons for this disturbing
state OF affairs, In the first plaro the
Jacohinos or nutivistis. as the marty Of tho
late President PeXoto is termed becomes
more powerful day by day and threaten TO
overthrow the moderate government OF
President Moraes.
IN the second place the relations between
france and Brazil grow mere strained as
oaun Jay passes and 1t is anticipated that
lnV brazilian government win shortly be
Vullo" upon 10 face the lanaing of French
Ioons II the Amapa country, the territory
-" mas 80 long been In dispute between
TINS country and France.
The dispute with France over tho Arrao,
''tory IS aggravated by the attitude OF
lnt Jarobinos and the fact mat hands of
"luustertrs, directed nv Cabril the renr,-
sentative or the State of Para. In the
mana territory, having beer seiyinr nror-
'S more ana there and squattinc on IT.
ttfardltss of the protests OF No Er.ncb
summers or frenchmon have been killed
INV o'Ner oltrages innamerable have bsen
P'.' o'' lAe news that a French squad
. p' may pa sent TO Amapa ras caused a
go" sy"s"'oh nj Para as we'll MS here,
81" mere We're many manifestations
'salnst the French, while tho rovcrnn..r,
W hro1ll was requested 20 send warshins
W patrol the coast and prevent tho l,ndin,,
OF the French troops. Wv ''''''''''
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claim II Is not true that he committed the
ec;s attributed to him as 1t he had be-
haNed In the manner described he would
have been punished by the general In chief
Continuing, the friends Of General Wey-
Ter assert that the policy OF the Insurgents
now, as before, is to charge Spanish off,
tcrs who distinguish themselves In fighting
win nbominabic crimes in order that these
ofiicers may be- transferred TO other posts
or be sor't back to Spain.
General Weyler's friends Insist that none
OF tho acts attributed to him have been
proved to be correct. They also claim II is
impossible for any one 10 produce any re-
spousible witness who can attest to tho
truth 81 the charges, which. It Is added. are
concluslvely denied. II only by the gem
ersrs treatment OF the insurgents since his
landing here and by his mild admnistra-
ton OF AFFAIRS IN the Philippine Islands
ana elsewhere. They also refer to his per-
sonai morality. energy and impartiality IT,
private things which they say have gained
nm the approval and esteem of all who
have come In contact with him through
personal dealings.
Among sixteen political prisoners who
nave arrived from Pnar del Rio Is Judge
Mantau.
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TEXAS lNpErENpnNcn Day.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
HOUSTON. TUESDAY, MARCH ;. ISIS
CAUSE or VIE Row.


The democratic executive committee. IN
Guiding Chairman Dudley. must see by
this time that the voice OF the people is
for harmony. and that the thins most in
the way Is the form OF ballot on the silver
question prescribed by tho committee.
Even the silver men in importan; coun.
tsos have realized this, md have in fair.
ness charged the form Of tina; ballot.
The most ardent friends Of free is 20 !
silvnr ought to he satisfied with a vote o..
free coinage at IS to by this country
alone. because that 81 thei- oon,en,ion.
and thoe> who arc FOR that win 50 vote.
and AL against It VIII vote no To at
tempt 70 farce down the ihroats OF any
democrats form OF halo, which doee not
fairly put The qucs'ion os they understand
1t. Is arbitrary and in,olerabie tyranny.
ono or the very contentious betwe,n the
factions is as 10 she precise form of the
issue anl the manner Of stating IT, ana
ono should not dictate 20 tho other mora
especially whom thc lr-,e can be- put in a
way to suit both and have vote OF the
substance Of q.
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TUE SOUTHERN STATES.

fh,,t,,,,,r- H.. ,,t r,,, =, ,,
49,. iit.,lt,. MSS '''Lh Moi orn
'.tcb;r'r M V'S n " "',N ~, n'r u''SS
Wv me ~ "' ",' oIe' s'"r''
CaihpnrhsNlile' Ny Mrs. Harriet Rob
'nSui'' u r""iV n niu E1oI Mnian' heu htr
v,uF,i'S ~" ''' an" "'eu "l'o' su'e'l"s
""'"i 'H
hchnonu, NH.-Nmelc Rvcs and her
new husband Rave sailed for England. 1t
Is sh'd princess Troubetshoi Will shortly
publish nhothcr novel
New orleans. Arthur Schneider, the
double murderer has written To his at
torueN To cease his efforts for commute
ton, as he desires TO be hanged
Lebanon, Ky.-Two Mormon mission
aries are making house T., house can
vass Of this district. ThoUgh little has
beSn Sniu " nN1S toeF WIZ i'"Ne SUI
pct.rshurc Nn-1hc v-u or cernr,l
Nornne divides his estate ronaist,ne
inrrelv of vnlunl,le roul lnnd intcrr.ts "a
stoSl,s Of different c1rmorattous nrrti\
equally among his wife and .,iildrap
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
SHORT MEMS STORIES.

MlNNEApotI9 .b., -
ya,of cnuiniflre NJ 90 hus So ,,.,,,
iv d,s,rn,.'I f 5l''a M's' TOTAL
pm ann nm, ~.
Of IL. t,1,-t, ~ lr H'nhNerfAry
"a mass inS,ii,'ie Hn,., v' .v'r3Jed 10y
han '''N "' ""fn'r
LIMA, hio'-Iaie Eric and Western
los thn y's.,s I.h,'h To s'tike nm
yapccd "'A'' ol car inspectors are al
,,,.
ai"h'l we new superintendent hnl. which
NA.,l ID" l"fis.aiutc. and the body ad-
louWpi NOn do before the Inn OF thc
'ule was HIy
NitW YORK lohn Mpckln. who mnr-
Hrred hls VIE. her mother ami fntt,r. N
l'ihn'rd 2uicuC by cutting hs throat lit
WNN lWrf'hlgd itnm ncedmrhsuiUE bis uur.
i"1N "'a WIZ probably ret Wrll
81 PAUL. Ainn.--A man whom ,i,c "a.
lio' identify as \. II Holmes. the flm6us
bank HwinF.r has beoa nrrvsf,.l l,r,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
OFFICIALS ARE INDIGNANT.
Woylcr's Friends say Chnrges Against
Him Are Groundess.

Havana. March The indignation hero
over the action OF congress regarding the
bcllgerrucy 81 the Insurgents increases as
the particulars Of the debate in congress
ura received.
The demonstrations OF patriotism arc en-
crgeuo and are displayed 10y public conver-
snuon, business circles await the out
come with lively interest.
Your corr spondcnt Is satisfied that tho
demonstrations OF patriotism VIII be kept
within prudent hounds and there Is no fear
that the American consul general VIII be IN
any way disturbed. In fact, Mr.. Williams
Ss highly esteemed personally ana Is Wen
assured Of courteous treatment at the
hands of the Havana public,
Consid rable Indignation IS expressed IN
official circles at tho statements attributed
70 senator sherman I'm the United STATES
senate. charging Captain General We> lcr
with UNLIMITED crimes during the last res-
oiulion." as the matter is quoted here. aud
when acting as commander OF a spaniah
column. The friends OF General Wcylor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
BARCELONA IS i3NClrrp.


Police Have IIn1 Their TInrds l'ni to Pro
tcct Americans.
Nairil. March CCopvMrhtcl. 1850. hv
the AssocNtt u Press O-This city Is quiet
fhr prompt measures taken hy tho author
itios ia suppress an disorders amt prevent
dtmonstra Ions and the lotg forces Of ro-
leo present everywhere hLNirg proved to
tho people that lhWless acts would not lie
tolerated.
The large crowd OF idl,rs which lcrt
themselves to every passing excitement
yesterday have not yet been factor in
tAo situation today. ana most Of tho people
have gone about their week day V0clturs.
'rhp aburtiVc attempt OF disordcrlY etu-
dents to mako a demonstration has hccn
the only outbreak, though the excitement
in tho puhlic mind over the cuban qucs-
ton etil runs high Tho day has not been
SO quct elsewhere IN spain and attempts
ne noisy demonstrations If protest against
the United states ara reported from sew
oral points.
barcelona has maintained the reputation
It made yesterday fer fomcnung uifrieud-
~ demonstrations Of protest ncaluet the
United Statos and the mounted scndarm. =
have been Kept busy ratronIng The city
ana dlsp 'rslnr gatherings of PERSONS plot-
linv to wrcuk thclv wrath upOn the repro
sentative Of tho United states government
IN this city Removed attempts were made
by crowds during the day 10 do violence Ia
the United states consulate. They Ncr'
- peatcdly charged by the police mud dis-
rerso1. Only Ia form IA some other Mace
Shch tcnarity OF purpose indicates that
mischlef-makcrs are at w,rl. IN the CROW I
10 mike them follow no their hostile
course against tho consulate.
The consul Tor Ecuador rcre denies tho
statement in the Herald, cahlcd 10 tho As
scclatcd Press TODAY, that Tho president OF
FfunIar nag nslol the uut.n rornnt Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
ENGLISH COMMENT.

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., O. - y" o'''' '>o' >'''''
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London March -The afternoon news
Ial0rS OF t'Hs CITY today comment freely
.l"" lh" CHiaF SITUATION The Globe say
American common sense is again begin
iIif !" 'hlli American chnuVanlsln. Under
l'N r'i'is' iatinS influence there has been &c
iniIS perception Of the possibility OF war
Nh 70 any nation declines to submit TO the
hri'inS NJ The American lugo. There is
mo qtr lion that The Spa ish people are Ie-
s"if'd ." lltht 10 thc death sooner than
cunt their hold on cuba at Americas bid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03

April 10 Mt Dallas, and the attendance
there viii be very large. Every member
of Post II Is expected TO attend.
COMING WEDDINGS.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riage on March 8 Of Miss Katherine Shir-
ley Vaughan Of Fort Worth TO MIR. Will
lam Y. Hcirn of this city. The ceremony
VIII be performed at the First Baptist
church of Fort Worth.
Cards have been received here ANNOUNCE
ing the approaching marriage of Miss
Edlth Mazda Leasing Of Waco to Mr. w.
j. Daughcrty OF Manor. The ceremony
VIII be performed tomorrow evening at
St. pauls Episcopal church in Waco.
NOTES.
The State departments and other public
Institutions were closed today on account
Of the siXticth anniversary Of the deciara-
ton of Texas independence.
The students of the junior university
law class. having been refused holiday,
dccl!n i to attend lectures today and came
down own in "a body and proceeded to
celebrate In the most approved fashion.
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roundcd by the rewrcttsbic features that
intervene against q struggle between Eng
land ard the united States. tina; would
be a confics OF civilization and progress
AMI ilbefailty against IKE conditions
Spanish civilization, on tho other hand.
has not go, beyond the age OF the
dungeon ana torture. OF tyranny and a
fo;-erci press. The mother country car.
rics this kind OF civilization into It's colo
MES I; is natural Rnd right tina; the peo-
pie Of the thrce Americas and especially
OF the Great Republic. should desire to see
the las, vestiscs Of .ioh q civilization
SWEEP: from the New World.
There could be bu; one termination 20 a
ccnniet between Spain and the United
States Spain is bat piemy to Us In
resources or military possibilities. Even
cur little navy Is superior to snain's no; IN
numbers OF vessels. bu, IN the quality a;.d
equipment OF our nee ships.
whom the Gods wonli destroy they
ays; make mad"
Possibly the day has CORE. in the rnys-
,erl'us or3ering - events. whom Spanish
rule must cease forever ard absolutely in
tho Sea world The time has probably
arrived for tha liberation Ct cu,a and
Porto Eico-at least ;he growing madness
in spain against the United states points
that WY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
No TllltTn IL TT

Madrid. March s-Thcre is no truth in
tho report that an attack has been made
on the Uuitel States minister. Mr.. Hannis
Taylor. The above dispatch is In reply to
a query sent to the correspondent of tho
Associated Press in regard to a rumor cir
culatcd In the United States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
,rot,rvn--Ballaniins

At 4:sO O'Clock the oea. ~. 4. !
of the Methodist churca !. ,,,,ts
matrimony was spoken AND NIX, y's.d
band and wife, Mr.. III, In'Y lei. q
Miss blanche Ballant,ll ma Il / ~
Kin ofiiciatin. The oI 1iOuston -,
and and Won Won by MIR. Mc lSs y ilnsst
the efficient op'raV svn,,nnas;ng W
chimes in The Post com ne saf.. !,
and Mrs. McKown weis nd usssp T
humber of handsome as
from friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
SO mrNpRNp ARNns nROWNnn

Constantroplc, March, Unprecedented
rains have occurred Ia Mesopotamia and
as a consequence the river Tiger is over
lowing, vast tracts cf land being flooded.
In the Anna disirc, Oh Nomad tribe OF co..
Arabs were drowned and over s0.Ooo cattle
persisted in The flood, Damage to property
has been enormous.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
cANr sror DEMONSTRATIONS.

London, March 9. "A Madrid dispatch to
tho standard says: The governors Of sew
ernl of the provinces. replying to orders to
suppress demonstrations. have tclegpphcl
TO the government that in the face of OK
citcncnt AMONG ALT classes. it is iuadvisa-
bic to stop jhom.
1hc tan on the hours9 was especially
heavy in Bank of Spain shares and Cuban
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
HYMENEAL.
prlday-bues'

At $50 o'clock yestefua' 49,,
the residence of Mr.. Chares ~ r.s|
Chartres street. Mr.. s'ahs' :.
Miss Ida sues were uni sts:,, 4 4 {
Justice j. Il, Mahoney o,', n VIA
few friends were sarr,oyei 1 z
nuptials. all OF whom ,, yn!y brI,s b 4
ous wedding supper, Is ns,. yssi4|
amt of Dallas. and wn ,,s M y
was caught in Dupid,s , sor 4 brislt
priday left last night lO'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-03
THE COURTS
County Court :,

County Court :, III
Yesterday was the INST a s',t ! vs.
lndenen zoe, of the holids,, NJ ..
obssrNai ne A "a an order tha Az ~
docket be passed IN the c!sI i
=, noa o me- nee iockets VIII t ps prla,s I
fv" ~" ordered that ns vars
t t iIed on Wednss.dis..yy' ass v Il
be caties If laws in tnrS ..
heard on SATURDAY ar ths bss0'
weeks be set apart ap oh y
cases. beginning Mar"
civn pistri' 's0 al 10 =
Rr "a hen presldlns, ., ne H,rtsl
san Antonio Rail"a'
trial. .rsuf.
Justice Mnhon "s, y v
Henry Hartman. age assi's ,,riis' 7
ford. forcible detaihu'
plaintiff. N on. !
TO CURE 4 ,o rouinins \ .
d dpnsg ISIS refund the '
cure. Zoe.