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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-02

hear1v rece7, al. X \. Strz9p.sr.
seeking c. re VISA. SayS.
Las nsg7s rs re-srs % tbs tSv1 were
*rsat@S 20 a s1aES -3o-ae snee-n ~ Hon
r ". SpSS ~ caste sr.S. Cow :
county. VI Ross wzS greeted by ire
largest SEGieaes ever gathered IN 1855 CRY
20 fsten % a Ta8tseal Sresara. his re-
TIA RS or Sc-2u5 I4NzeS an tie history 81
yfsee s1-saa led crime Of ~ mere followed
very ssnS@3T. We know Nr Ross S4>
rae YVES Cor saart snoneI n tbs city
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VANCOUVER Friday afternoon,
October Je.
wALLA wALLA-sxsarday evening,
October ~.
sr0k ANE-Monday evening, oefe-
her 10.
NORTH YAKTNA-Tsesday evening,
Ocf0Ibey 20.
NEW wHATCoM-wedse even
Sag. October a.
EVERETT - Thursday afternoon,
October %.
sEATTLE-Thursdsy evening oef"-
her -.
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rsssssrsn p.asfo-n saA r~f,-scles 81 trlz
f-@ED ssatzn. ard fszs refr&e1 "a .zEe sAe
sJsfH9 IA be1ziE Sf IRE ~ Fstsiste - az3
r sEaessssez q tss RessHs osacsa parts. Sem
- ~ 17StF a. raaSgrzs az - fae Be1sfrassz1
ssa5s eeat~ss eosnymltreN 70 a9asy he sss-
II afsI re v9s%Ts Of tas srs4 % Wzxh-
.sE'e@ fAsr -. Hyde "a = been IN 80
ssrE#eaA f1z-tsslte ~ Sress-zEe f8r re past
ase SEEKS ard TIA. during taay persosf
@ss aa@~a at OPEN question wI1Htse- nss
ssf3 ~osD ~ saved or not Fs%s paYeie ssrs
laS@ = az ftask a change fsr TIRE negfsr
asa es@a pazre. a "a saas tsere II FAIR
"a ne eanrArn ~ pctcsssF iA.
dT HFGe was 1ne % ire tsrst ~reri1-
- fkNf1<sss cans "a ~ state - Hzs1irz-
fen - AL ass stard arrniy apcn tss Pc
Fsaiaslssfa p@s-zcTrn. sns he has BERT ron
rz@Hf - IA sss1sff-a5e g0r ff-e ~z1ersss -
tfa ftassy- IL. y. = Jones s. fsglly A.
go % fse condition ~ NJ. Hyde ani BIS
: af%f7efts u regard % him are nof sn.Y
= fF45 afsSf. ssls are s. severe re1e1ss3e W.
- IS CDR ~ honor and aa~ens pos.tics.
n NIsse. mowsVeE. esnnot ~ X perTe3
!. oSfe 1ntlfsh from mar Sas nss hel4
f1F tafFtser yfags Under tfsa EegsEsf9~
f4.#A TART. and ia no~r engaged 5n rsvs fng
- s77 ra@a ana principles SO sEzy1@e1
- 3@@ iaRl. FOR the sole purpose ~ having
= aaseff .sesrf@sa a. the repre- seHfatsx e ~
re E'Fgps1 - the congress - sha frnsts1
Ssates SCOTT SET F-TLa<T3
mit.se"
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- result % the energetic campaign
- 'taFke eoaaty, raost encouraging 70
f9t5s are received every day az The Rsus,h-
u 4H headquarters in Vancouver. Every
voc % ise thirteen Republican clubs, SAYS
the Vancouver correspondent oF The ore
ta3Ais. H4ts started oat wlta 4 larger list
- ''les9stssrs than vas anticlDatea. Thjs
MS "esh especially true az those pre-
slfsta = afre ciab oTEanlza ,lo.iS haze been
sHeasfed u wasi have been considered
k|pAAssI strong aos87. As al instance A
ofHo Has organized a. sara. Snfpale
'fee@ i'fsesact. iasi Saturday night. at the
Nipse - 81 fHtaI~lastic meeting At which
i9dsiHg soun3 money speeches we're made
= " 81 Metcalf and &. X Ranck This
s'fFelhet tao years ago east = votes-et
-eF republican candidates. y for Popa.lSs
ahi = Tor Democratic. Previous 10 Sal-
AfdaF 3 meeting. the PopocTats claimed
- votes IN the precinct. and the speakers
we're told rs some OF their number that
thsy would fe only wasting tine in going
there. \ good Democratic friend az one
d the SPEAKERS even wens 50 far rs 10
aafsse them to stay away from Nhipple
'reek for fear personal violence might be
offered them. or Il they did 20. 20 20 pre-
pared for row. TIE gentlemen went ana
found the schoohouse IN which the meet
Ing Tas he'd Hile8 20 Overlooking with
Side-awake well behaved. orderly CIT
gems and their families. who listened al
tentiTelx 70 she arguments presented. and
taig5y~thgee 81 ahom attached their names
Ia the membership roll OF the Mckinney
and Hobart Club. M Metcaf vaS as
surca that the membership would be iF-
creased 10 ferty by the slime 81 the next
meeting ~ the clab.
Chairman Rands. 81 flr county central
committee. reports hat taere is a con-
stsnt demand for good sound money speak
erb and literature throughout she county.
- satisfy which everything possible is
being done Every man who can DO SO.
and : wiii.as 10 give his tiule aad lend
his voice % the cause ~ Repu hijcan!sm.
= eS3ag utilized, over le.oao pieces % liz
sFafBre have already been sent out from
fbe committee headquarters. aua calls for
na0fe ronisauc 80 poIr "a daily. Chairman
faffls AMI W ". &c'redie Vii start oar
Wednesday yer weeks campaign tour
through iae northern portion cf the conn
S. Thelr FIRST meeting VIII oe hela AZ
l.eNfsNitfe. where iae fourteenth Mckinley
olao ia lhe county viii ~ organized.
Meixin & Nmsteck vas greeted ~
large aui enthusiastic audience n
t.atnna Lass might where "A meeting vas
hel1 la behalf Of the entire Republican
t1ese3.
Nj Wgas1oek es IDENTIFY ~as in goos
s.fmer fer from start 20 finish he bah
his au.Nen,e either AS s,len, as midnight
sntassaes ~ compact array Of facts ara
figures. or he hat taem laughing ut sofnc
hHmeroas ~sa' ~ Tho cnemv. which Mr..
NAustnek khoNs 30 Wcii bow 80 te.ieeg
They talk about fhe decline iu The
f4s ew et silver hc.uE responsible for fnn
fAt % fhe pre- or n hsat," Ssts he n
Nos4s3 'ssn So SIX some enthusiast Fcpu-
FISTS friend Ma thrn ia responsible far
fae use sR the prise * corn. Nnles .u
ssls fat Tor "a cen 3 hu9sei ani n fs9s
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Navln= t.ed Characteristic. osigh Rem
c,ig ia usv fassstr sasi icsssi II .o ~ . fi-ss'
rlsss ast.rsr. faAe tss.ss1re m r~zzssslssegs!-
inS x - ray if.cEsaS- ]. \. EossEA., Week
po.s, C@i,
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BIG SPEAKERS COMING
BlITERwoRTH AND scHooNaAK-
FIR TO sTGMP THE STATE

National Eomm5ffee sends Ont Ora
tors to Save the state From Pop
Yepreseut~a q sick and Helpless
Opponenf-Aft~mpt of Popslists
4 "a Colombo stevens CcuDty-
Jndge Barke Addresses . Large
Audience nj Kent
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PoIirIt Al POINTERS

There Is movement on FOO among me
business men Of Vancouver looking ID The
orss riza.ien @ d business mems sound
money clnh.
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One - tNr largest snl guaSt - -A,-es ss.l>
audience. eter assemblies .n Mario valley
.urt AE trc y Kinlsx an8 Eiehar, C-uA-s
heaiQaa on T4es 'ay evening % rect
<,ansssattt = NJ EayAaN su3 Nj Civ :s1th.
ana sne o-a .eg 70 the evcstGr ". D.
rf4rsen-rr $zVer ana tH= tsrT W-e
p ,s-ss .r-e..l<ealy sy III flgm hs.s.
,.4 ne Uas re-r.ee-3 vtsh ngl-h a,rsaa-e.
Nf- - sb.4~ V.,s tzrst satfo2aces ana glse
fne Aaae1ce q laAe a. tha expense 90 Nir.
"a .sg1e.sr~F leaving tae 1ise GES.on 80 shR
tss,ses - tn- ctEe~ twe gentlemen. whs
81, aAsv 6.sc-~ses tae 1aesTsaes ~ We tls-
ral~tt-sa n&rtv SIS ~ rmaeo ihaa Goaele tAa
7ss.,ass uDon th@ stua t@fs. Atca vas ssa-
yu.rts4 for koAtlrfz az ths o.ese os tas
g. 1sssor.
AL ro,es ans yeasa ~ t'se -,atras. 30
f.., meeting NEth tnat a. Sat4-tey wiEn.
Taz 1srs.se 4. s-'4 Ssscn sy Rev ttaTS Tssv.e
30 srret Erest ra~s - hs~ tz,e io ..o-
sfeauesa< ha F'est II -esl. ser-s~ ara lsl1-
.~x ERA fr-tn esiress aa4 rssvst a. ter scat
rrs n -ses. ard here ere ssaa desires t5 ese
gnr. t,sa Nj nSxs ara Rs truthtol
'.erses wouia rs se} - nose fhe ron-
-.a4-atg-estt ~-rHaS sha.r Ess rrrK art-ste.-
81 tersv aes.rs ~ zvn3s sAs melting e7t.
gee contrary 80 tae Tseses r eogs tn Tzes-
eAs-s fsstss tae sa@eca ~ M Wsas-aek
81. @&rfr1Ar pventmx. Septc-ss~r .A uks
en- .zs. AsttcAJy reserved ans te-tiF 49,
--su3ssf. sntse Nj DAe = satisace. tae
Tso7aists aan's. was ~ leass t~ro-tAlrss
be7Hbsk0an
tfks ~esrv s-ssAe- rre1-rs - K-r
crseEs. Ess A@sa@s e s lsae f7- " -
sfs ara Aass-rt. ae6 "a Nevegn essT rst3 E1gs
s. ts UsscFstv ter sal.es money.
t~ &es 49, DAVIS "A as eas a.-sn-
fsrs- the itee4.2gee1s 80 nae 80 we
fea >ssss-s5> q, asas COS - .as4s ssr aEs.-@
saa< stsa Aa@sns N&v as sas oaz. s sse~r.
NA4-.si LA Ac4-ez. 11s= sse.y O. - &C.
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WFn 1srn r. Ross -e~.ff -
ro1zsee fa~ a.tag, ~ general seaSs =
: =. 49, 20 :. .As- y e-@e@say. 80 as x.vea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

New York December 4. Dra9streots
financial review tomorrow viii say; \
finer tone has been exhibited in the spec
ulativo share market during the present
week. The quality OF the transactions has
not improved. IN The main they are stu!
the work OF professional truders and public
participation, as gagged by the inactivity
Of cumrnlssion BROKERS, Is almost entirely
lacking. Nu the other hand. liquidation uf
hong holdings OF stocks mas practically
,,asod ana tAo bears ma that their Efforts
10 dcprcss prices by ARTIFICIAL maniputt.
tion aoea not BRING out real stueHs but
simply Increases the short interest. The
latter has in fact. appeared TO be growing
excessive and The p0aiticu of tho market
has been ont il when It's linblnty 10 be-
come over sold is an important factor 1t
would seem that some ol the large belr Ia
t,res,s have closed their speculative lines
On that side Of the account that so far as
operations OF that sort are concerned thcy
AZ. due 10 the aispositlon which tho board
room element and the smaller class Of pro-
ferRional spectators want to sell tho mar
ket short when duilncss Is the pronounced
fcuturo. Tho more hopeful feeling which
animutes the market asnuis 20 br due to a
revision Of speculative opinion regarding
The prcbab.c tenor and elects Of The COM
T.
its az atment OF the Cuban question. The
current reports from Washington indicate
that IL will 80 far as concerns this matter.
he a conservative document, wbi1h tho
street ccnstrucs rs favorable u the marKc'
| There is Of course, uncertainty about tho
course Of congress on the Cnhan and other
metters, but a feeling has grown that The
short session may not be productive OF HTy
very positive action, though the larger
sreculc'ivo interests which. as stated
above. have cclsed to act on the bear side,
show nm indisposllion 70 adopt any positive
| course until congress meets ard there is
| some definite basis on which to Judge Of its
rclicy 1t must however be noted that
| his has not deferred certain interests from
| insttntlng bullish manipulation in their
own snccislfies, more PARTICULARLY IN
| siocps in which the existence ot anv cnr-
| sider1b,c volnrne OF hcnr contracts afrorhel
cnnortunlty for making up prices on the
! shorts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

ors ranging from Sl7 to $4,000 and ag.
grcgdting SIS coo. All these are local cred
itors ipcluding clerks III his warehouses
and managers and eiorEs IN his bruneA
HOUSES.
Glass II contains nine creditors, ranging
from 81 To $4,000 and aggresating 1000
The Wnshhurn 4 Mocn Manufacturing
company of Iious,ou appears ia class u
with claim of $3.50, All the other cred.
!turs in this class are outside ,ho State
Glass c contnius all the eth creditors
preferred. amounting to $iiSa00 aud tho
vcrdnrs lien notes, coaBututinR the in
cumhrancc Oh the land namud In the dopd
makes q grand total Of S2l6Sjn. II is tho
largest failure s,ucc the Le@irg. Sol,
& Koseuthnl. Wholesale dry goods, collapse
some years ago IN this city
Suits are being nled Ivy crodi on and at.
tachmcnts and gsrnighmcnts are ppurnG
In ]. G. nrkhcad. the trustee went down
TO Rosebud this morning and o. his io.
turn he was met at pownsvillo by Vniitd
states Marshal Love With wfiW Of at
inchluont AID garnishmcnt IN the WHITE
SewInr Machine company VS. w. t, ~.
rroc, for s2So0 and / l. Ellwpod Manu- ir-
turing company va Duprre Tor S'2oo 'p'o
his arrival IN Waco glrnishncnt pap IN
were served IN suio flied IN tho district
ccur, by Simmons Hardware company 'o'
| sfrnO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS.
oradstreet's and Dun's Report on
Trade Conditions.
SEVERE WEATHER AFFECTS TRADE,
business Generally Reported "a ne
ing Dult-LnrEe Number of Fail
housekeeping on ia Orders,

New York, December 4-Bradstreet's To-
morrow Will say General trade continues
IN moderate volume, iohbers and whoiesal.
ers being agreed there will be no business
revival this year There is some activity
IN holiday goods Rains and stormy wealth
or South and cold and severe weather West
and Northwest have checked traffic on IN
terror country roads and otherwise inter
iefed with tie distribution of merchandise
except at some Northwestern centers
where more seasonable weather has stimu =.
lated tho demand for heavy textiles, cloth
Ing. hats and shoes
Throughout the central Mississippi val.
ley there has been no increase in demand
III wholesale lines and at the South trade
Is characterized as dull. Jobbers OF any
| Sooos report that sales Tor future delivery
nave fallen of. Transactions in wool have
fallen OH, manufacturers buying oniy as
| They receive orders
Inc situation in iron and steel Is less
| satisfactory at unsettled rumors as TO the
sseei fooi comparatively few sales OF
staples grades and no Likelihood OF revival
IN demand prior to February. NO material
change is reported in prices FOR pork. prinI
| cloths and iuintcr, While those tor iurp.r.
| tine, tobacco, cotton. sugar. wheat and
flour are all higher, Exports Of wheat
| from beth coasts OF the United States thl.
! week -four incudcd MS wheat amount 'C
| 3,e5S, l6o bushels, as compared with J, 80 ,0I
bushels last week. 3.lb6 00Q bushels In III,
| first week of December, 1885; 3,Gii OU'
bushels In the week Two years ago, 2. h5S cox
bushels in the week three years ago u;
| compared with i.iUi .0O0 bushels i'll the cor
responding week of 1Ss2.
Exports of Indian corn from both coast.
| OF the United States this week amount I,
| .7TS,0o0 bushels as compared with . ,G2h,
COO bushels last week. 1857 900 bushels II
! the week year ago 2,sTl 0o0 bushels tw,
years ago. 1.Glo0oo bushels three years az,
ard as compared with $4,000 In the llk,
week Of ts92.
There are 80 business failures repurtet
throughout the United States this weel,
| which is an increase Of G. cnnrare1 wifi
last week. Al rs compared With the cor
responding week ono year ago. ~ rs com
pared With the like week in lS1i but
falling off Of - as compared with the NUM-
Der Of business failures In the flrst week .
| December, 1885,?
The increases as compared with the Ink
period in 1892 is ~, \ largc proportion q
the increased number Of failures Is rororto
from the middle and New England states
There are II business failures repoyte
from the Dominion NJ Canada this week.
more than last week moro than IN tn
week year AFRO, - more than in the COZ
responding week two years ago and ~ NOR
than In tho like week ~ 1909
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

New orleans, December Secretary
Hesters weekly New Orleans Cotton I1y-
change statement issued today shows IN
crease in the movement into sight con-
pared with the seven days ending this date
last year In round figures Of $4,000 bales,
decrease under the same days year before
last OF l67 600 and decrease from the same
days in 1883 OF 1900. For the four days
of December the total shows LOGS from,
last year Of 1000. from the year before last
of ia, 600, and from 1898 of 81 400
| For the % days of the season that have
| elapsed the aggregate is ahead of the 30
days OF last year llG5,000 behind the same
days year before last 311 900. and ahead OF
tho same time IN 1893 by $4,000, The
amount brought into sight during the past
week has been 3SS, ila, against 329bl3 for
the seven days ending this date last year
500 7I3 year before last. and iOl sol same
time in 1893. and for the four days Of De
ccmbor 1t has been l9g,i22 against 200 S6S
last year, 223,SOl ycar before last and 23S
2S3 same time in 1883.
These make tho total movement for the
% days from September TO dltr i"f9,At8
against 3.7Si $50 last year 5,S16,i29 year
before last and i,063,ai2 same time in 1875
| The movement since September shows re-
! ceipiS at all united states ports ",NWS,"ip
against COS. 400 last year. 3,a9a7Si year h.
| fore last, and 3,069252 same time in 1888
| overland, acr0gs the Mississippi, Ohio and
| Potomac rivers to Northern mills and Can
| ada 423, isa, arnns; All. 075 last gear. go,
Gl5 wear before last and iGi 40 same TIM
| in 1884. interior stocks in excess of Sep
ton,hcr !. al5ifl. against is04Si last year
| a121l1 year before last, and aaO.2AS same
| time IN 1898; Southern mill takings MID
AGAINST 2S9,Gl6 last year. %T3.1S1 year ne
| fore last and 30 500 same time IN 1873
roroicn exports for the week have beer
i 1GS .787. against 200.i5 last year. making
he total thus far for the season 2.iiiG66
a,,alns, l,550.59l last year, or an increase
| Of S94 ,015.
Northern Mil taklngs during Tho pas
| scrn, dnvs show an increase pf ln.9'S c~r,-
pared with The corresponding prod las'
! year. and the total tHldnes since septemDei
/ bavo incrclsed 10 522 The tnlhl taking
CT American Mills. North. South and can
ado thus far fer tie s'7eon nae beer
100 7Ss. rgnlust OIL c76 last year Thos'
include 7g1 04S by Northern SINNERS
ogpinst T71.475. Stccks Of tho s7aboard and
ITO twenty-nine leading Southern interior
| rrp,ers have increlsol during the wecl
] M SKI tslee. against IN lnorelse dnrn'
TIC corresponding porlol last season o
- o7G pnd arc now 27o.907 larger than .
his date I'm 1876. Including stocks lot
rvcr Of rc-ts end interior towns from IN
lac, crnn and the number Of bales brought
int strh. fhi's far for the ncw CROP. sfoHN
&c : cs7 ae7 bales, agairst i0Ai,ty for thu
! r.rre rorini last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Waco. Texas, December ( w. =. ~
prcc, Wholesale ard retail dealer in ngrl-
cultural implements, carriages huggles.
bicycles sowing machines ana grain. cor
nor First ard Bridge streets. this city.
fled decd OF trust today, conveying all
his buslnts s property 10 J. c, Blkhead rs
trustee, to secure creditors, whose claims
amount TO ever s2l5 600. In the conycyance
IRE Included his branch housed at Mt
CALM, Hili county Rosebnd, Fai's county.
and ncGregor. McLcnnan county, aud
various parcels Of land IN and around
Waco more o. less incumbercd. Mr. Dupree
hns bcen In business here many years and
,yns considered n shrowd business man anu
was supposed to be coing prosperous
business.
In class a. there are forty-ssven crtot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

M York. December Ar. G. Dan &
co r weekly roylew of trade tomorrow
xiii say: The classified failures for Noven-
be, show gratifying reductions compared
with october, and arc especially important
as showing that he peculiar disturbance
d,rins the presidential campaign when
.rel,el failures $50 100000 in August and
soptou.ber and did net prevent quick re-
turn TO monthly aggregate scarcely
p,oster than that OF May. Defarited la
s,i,ics In eleven months have becn sl3e.-
as a5g aEaiust sl4s. 5ii.202 las year. iae
ipcrosse being only $4,000 outside %
Nose Two months. and the remaining IN
'rosso al only 10 per cent was also ~ part
Sue ,o ihe alarm during tie campaign me
Sse,lne Of failures to ebOut 10 per cent oi
Ne sevteInher aggregate gives stronger
cro,nd for the confidence go generally eS-
s.,,ossrs Ground for confidence IL also
eonud in The abandonment OF TWO OF me
,orsss, combinations by which the iron IN
snst,v has been retarded and the . ST.
huity that two others will be abandon, q.
smch state Of things within month
st,er nc election suggests that these or
car,,,tiops, formed when dopressed busi-
,ssr failed TO support all the works IN eH'
i,,ence, ere not expected to survive gen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Karsas city, Dec mbcr Title announce
mont is made here oil a land deal involving
100000 acres in Hall, l'rscoe and Donley
counties Texas, on the line of the Denver
prd Rio Grande railway, Tho purchasers
are Snyder & Zimmerman, Kansas City
men who are prominent in the live stock
is said to represent about half million
dollars. The land is knwon as the "Shoe
Bar" ranch. 1t includes the purchase OF
90 oO0 head Of grade cattle. tract of
100 o0O ncres Is purchased outright and the
remaining 900 oG0 acres is secured by lease
subject to purchase.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05
THE HIGHER COURTS.


Galveston, Texas. December s.-The
court Ct civil appeals renders the foiiowlnii
declhiona;
Atrirmcd-W, Il, Kennon ct al vs. H.
Bailey, from Marion Ed Thnrston w. W.
r. Smith. from Franklin; Missouri. Gan
sas and Texas Railway company W.. Wm'
Zwciner, from Fayet,c; Northwestern Ma
tlon insurance company vs. J. ~. Stuart
& Son, from Bowie.
Reversed and remandcd--Icyi Blnkey w
Mrs. q, II. Perry, from Cass. AEicr,c1r
Fire Insurance company VS. J. " s''lari
A. Son, from bowie: j. Il. and Anna Nor
ris W. John Murchlson ct al. from iious
ton. Matilda Thompson vs.. city Of corpui
Christi. from Nuocea; II. Y. idaddoz ~
City OF Rockport, from Aransss,
Dismissed--E. l.. Terry .executof) ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-05

Temple, Texas, December The LEGAL
ledge of Railway Trainmen is preparing
to give a grand masquerade ball on the
ready creating much favorable comment. as
these annual balls by the trainmcn of
Temple are the leading features in social
circles.
one Of the forthcoming events of interest
to Templates Is the female minsircis to
DC given By loca, order If Kings Daugh-
tors. for cllaritys sake. In which some IF
our young society girls will appear on the
stage In burnt cork
The local lodge Of Elks in Temple are
arranging for tho nttinG ont of handsome
club rooms, and have hall rented for that
D,,roap