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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03
Father and Son Convicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. Edwin
Bookmyer and Edwin II. Bookmyer,
father and son, Of Lancaster, Pa, who
were convicted in the United States dis
trict court of securing pensions by fraud,
were to-day sentenced by Judge Butler,
the first named to pay fine OF $l0O and
undergo imprisonment for eighteen
months and the latter to pay fine of
$25 and six months Imprisonment.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03
BuokIen,s Arn,on s.lvo.

THE Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
lions, and positively cures Piles, or NO
pay required. 1t ia guaranteed to give
perfect sati,fscti IN or money refunded.
Price 90 cents per box. For sale bv
niAaain,a Pharmpcv mo Tano,,nn ,,..o.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03
DIR. JAmIsoN DEFEArDp
Ahe British Invasion of the Tranavaal
Ends in Dlsastsr

s'AoA Va INC 1rAnevAaI
Ends In DIsaster.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch to tho
Exchange Telegraph Company this
evening says that DR.. Jsmison has bean
severely defeated by the Beers before
johannesburg. The same agency adds
that the news ia confirmed, and that the
secretary of state for the colonies, Mr..
IMAM berlsin, had been summoned TO
the colonial office where q Conference
VIII be held tonight. ills added that
the defeat OF DR.. Jamiaon ia such as will
compel him to retreat across the from
tier. 'Ao A'on
The colonial Office has received con.
hrmation OF the reported defeat OF Dr..
Jamlson. After sustaining great loss of
me- ne surrendered. The secretary OF
state for the colonies, jog. Chamberlain.
mas telegraphed to President Kruger
ASKING Tor generous treatment for the
prisoners and wounded.
Disavows the Transvaal Invasion.
BERLIN, Jan. 2.-It Is reported here
In Official circles that the German gov.
eminent has been informed by the gov
eminent OF Great Britain that the latter
strongly disavows the invasion of the
Iransvaal republic by the British char
tered South Africa Oompnny's forces and
tnat IL has sent the most positive orders
to Cape Town and to the officers con-
cerned for the chartered compsny's
troops withdrawal from the Transyaal
territory i'm medistely.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03
Murdered His Intended wife.

PITTsBURe, Pa, Jan 2.-Albert Wood.
ley, the murderer OF his intended wife,
Jennie Buchanan. was hanged in tho
yard OF the county jail at 10:4s this
morning. Death WAS due to strsngula-
tim
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03
Turkey Accepts NIediatton

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 1.-The Turk
ish government has accepted the offer
OF the representatives. of the powers to
mediste between the porte and the in
surgents OF Ieitoun, who are surrounded
by Turkish troops.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03

1F you want q substitute for anthra-
cite coal. w. K. Andrews & Co.'s belled
teams will deliver you high grade Brush
Mountain Coal. egg, nut or lump sizes,
ct bottom prices
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03

TIE T1nss 10 q member OF tho Associated
Prese-tho greatest news-collocting association In
tho world-and receives over Especial wire tho
full telcgraphic news service or tho Associated
Preee--the same news from oil over the United
Btates and the world that is simultaneously re-
csived BY tho great dalies OF Now YorE, Phlladcl-
phia and Baltimore.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-03

TIE dispute between Rev. DR.. Tai
= = - !. ..+.,- ~ .4ta EiraA praahvtori, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
CITY BREVITIES.


There viii he a meeting OF the city
council this afternoon at 4 o'clock
There VIII be a meeting of the Benja-
min Harrison Republican club at White
head hall tonight. The candidates are
expected 10 be present and CRATE
Tho commissioners court of Harris
county will meet today in special session
for March Judge Ollard and others OF
the court arrived last night. TO be pres
ont at tho opening this morning
Dr., O. l.. Noteworthy. secretary of the
Houston District Medical association, has
issued a call for Il meeting of the assoc
citation tonight at the office of pr $ G.
Red on Texas avenue The meeting VIII
he called to order promptly at o'clock
and all physicians OF the city are cordial
ly invited TO attend,
II, s. Bekemoycr, wife and daughter OF
Mount Poulaski, H., are guests Of the
bawlor. Mr. Bckemeyer Is interested
with Captain George =. Zelss at the Mid
way fruit and stock farm IN Waller
county. He will locate IN Houston and
engage IN business but in what line he
has not yet decided. He is closing on his
interests In tho North preparatory to a
permanent residence In Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
GEORGIA POLITICS.
Judge CTisps Friends Win Victory In
the Committee.

Judge Crisp's Friends Win a Victory In
the Committee.
Atlanta. Ga. March S.--Judge Crisp's
chances for tho senatorship were undoubt-
ediy very materially aided by the action
% the democratic State executive commit
toe, which met here yesterday and decided
to hold one convention instead tof two. as
is usual in presidential years. The propo-
slton to hold a single convention Was adj
vocated strongly by the FREQ silver men on
the committee and after d two-hours'
fight they carried their resolution through
by IA vote of % to II. A letter was received
from Judge Crisp in which he suggested
that the county committee he urged to
submit the question of the senatorship to
the people letting chem indicate their
choice by "A ballot in the party primaries.
While the committee felt tina IN could not
20 further than refer the letter and its
suggestions to the county committees. 1t
refused to table the letter, as the friends
Of Fleming Duhignon, who is candidate,
endcaVured to have them do, but made
the reference to the county committees.
sensation was sprung upon the COM
mittee In the shape of the announcement
that Governor Atkinson would in all prob
ability decline TO again he a candidate as
he had a very fine business offer which he
felt IT his duty TO accept. Since the an
nOuncement was made strong pressure
has been brought upon the governor, and
II is believed now that he Will accept the
nomination and lead tho partys fight
again this year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
SHORT SOUTHERN STORIES.


JACKSON, Miss .-Iiovernor McLau1in
has sent IL letter To sheriff Mc1.e!land al
Marion county committing the death SEM
tence OF VIII purvis. the famous white
cappcr, who surrendered to imprisonment
for life,
Spartanburg, S. C-While Deputy Mar
shall j. ID. Kirby and other officers Were
bringing Joe Din and his son to the city
for Illicit disabling. Joe Din seized Kirby <
carbuc and killed him. shooting him in
the head. The prisoners then escaped,
Richmond. Waffle recent Investigation
of the deaf, dumb and blind institute has
pretty Wen established the charges that
teachers in the institute have had i'm
proper relations with one or moro OF tho
girl pupils and that pupils and tenchers
were often under the influence of liquor
NEW ORLEANS-An0thcr hold-up and
corner of Carrolton avenue and PALMYRA
streets. Pierre Doclct. milkmau, was
the victim, and in attempting to dcfcnu
himself the hiEhwaymen shot him, from
the results OF which he will probably die
The bullet entered the middle of the breast
and, ranging to the right, penetrated the
lung. The surgeons at the hospital eN-
pressed little hope Of his recovery
West Palm Beach. Fla The body OF
Joseph MCGOWAN. a contractor, who has
been experimenting the erection OF sew
eral largo buildings here. was found in
the woods near this place. half eaten by
hnzzards' Ten days ago Mcoiowan had
somo trouble with hts wife and she lrft
mm. MCGOWAN began to drink heavily
and rive days ago disappeared, When the
CORPSE was found there WINS double
h,rrcled shotgun ny IL and the entire ION
or the head was blown off.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
Cuban Resolution Will Come In in
the Senate for Disposition.
SEALS AND GOVERNMENT BONDS
VIII Furnish Subjects for speechcs-Ap
proprialion Bills and Contested
Elections In the House.

Washington, March s.--The Cuban aues.
ton will be revived in the senate Monday
on the proposition to accept the report
of tho conference committee agreeing to
the house resolution. There is possibility
of considerable debate on the subject, but
on the other hand the report may he
accepted after brief exchange of views.
1t is believed that under no circumstances
will the question be prolonged beyond
Monday, and there is little doubt that the
house resolution Will be agreed to-
The Dupont Delaware election case will
also continue to receive attention dur
ing the week. But 1t Is not believed that
the debate OH this question will be con-
cludcd during the present week.
The bill to prevent the determination of
the Alaskan seal has been made the spe-
clal order for Thursday next, which will
provoke considerable discussion when
reached. 1t is understood to be Senator
Murgan's purpose TO discuss 1t at length
Senator Butler has given notice OF a
speech on Wednesday on his bill to pro-
hbit the further issuance of government
bonds
If the committee on public lands gets In
It's report on the Arizona land bill recon-
mending its passage over the president S
veto It may be taken up during the week.
The house this week will continue work
on the appropriation bills. The postofflce
appropriation bill will, 1t is thought, be
passed. the naval appropriation dill being
next IN order.
During the week the Aldrich- Robbins
case, from the Fourth Alabama district
the report of which is against the dem
ocratic confession. will be called up and
If time is offered the report of the COM
mittee in the Benoit-Boatner case. from
the Fifth Louisiana, declaring the seat
occupied by Mr.. Boatner vacant. Will also
be acted upon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
Hlri Was Raised IN Texas But Has 1raupd
Her Natural Protector

plri was Raised IN Texas. But Has Found
Her Natural Protector
Atlanta, Ga" March S.-Aftor twenty
years Of separation. each believing tho
other dead V. Il. St Cloud of this city and
nus daughter Mics Lena St. Cloud, who
came frlm her home in Texas have bee !
happily united, The story is strange one.
TWO weeks after the chid's birth. in 1875.
st Clouds wife died The baby was put IN
charge of the mothers sister. Tie home
was then at Wellborl, Texas. The flther
lett going 10 his Old home at Homer, 10.
lie heard from the child through the
aunt. MIS-. Maud Martin, but when, four
years later he finally decided to To al; Ar
the chtld the aunt sent word TINT she
had died. Two years later he married
again. and moved to George The aunt
had deceived the child's father, but she
died IA few y lrs later without revealing
the deception The child was raised ia
Buckncr Orphans Home near Dallas. She
had been told that her father had died.
but as size grow to womanhooI she began
to believe this 70 I've a mistake. Through
distant relative. q Mrs Warren, wife Of
the sheriff at quincy, Fla. she learned
that her father was alive ana living in
Atlanta. The result was that the father
was told OF his daughters existence, and
at once tolcgraphed her to come on here.
She arrived today and the happicst OF re
unions Is the result.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
nv NE NEAL.

K-COI.E-Denson, Texas. March G
Robert l.. Cook of this city and Miss
Maud Cole were married at the residence
of the brides father in Sherman.
SHAW McCARTY-Rio Vista. Texas.
March 6,--Mr. w. j Shaw Of this place
was married yesterday al Blum to Miss
Emma McCarty. and is now the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Jordan of this place.
Observation-Disclosures. Texas
March S. Married. at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Ar.
MIN, last evening. Miss Minnie Arnim 10
Mr. Charles Pillar. Rev. Luttenbcrg,r ON
ciating.
KlEB-PETRICH 49, Rose rI!u. Texas
March married. on March ., at the resi-.
dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. Albert
Nlch and Miss Mary Pctrich, Pastor W.
J Cans officiating. 4 host Of friends were
Invited To attend.
REEFS HOPE Hallettsvule, Texas.
March 81. " Rces county clerk Of La
vaca county, left yesterday for Oakland,
where this morning in the Methodist EMS
CORAL church (Southl, ho and Mrs. Phoebe
Hope were united In marriage.
CORNETT- DORSEY 90 Temple. Texas
March flames j.. Cornett and Miss ida
-. Dorsey both Of Galveston, were mar.
ried IN this city yesterday. It was a
march on their many friends IN the Island
city, none OF them receiving the slightest
intmauon of the occurrence They will
make this city their future home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
MOB WAS BADLY WHIPPED.
Florida Man Used Winchester With
Fatal Results to Regulators.
RAILROAD BILL FINALLY KILLED,
Three Deputy sherins Make Short Work
of Desperate Neero-Body Fully
Identified.

Plant City. Fla, March Sin a desper-
ate battle with regulators Bowen Sykes
shot four men fatally and wounded six
others more or less seriously. Sykes lives
in the Peru neighhorhood OF this (Iills-
boro) county. and for some cause has in
CURED the cnmity OF his neighbors. With
In the past ten days he mas received no
tees to leave under threats Of death. On
Wednesday morning Sykes found rudely-
drawn coffin on his front door and under
meath the statement that unless he left
Immediately he would be killed. Sykes de-
termined not to leave. aud prepared to
defend himself against the expected at
tack The attack came Thursday morn
ing about O'Clock At that hour mob
Of fifteen masked men broke down the
door and entered Sykes home, Sykes was
ready. and as the regulators entered he
opened fire with a Winchester rifle. Sykes
fired as rapidly as possible and soon four
of the regulators were down, and the 9TH
ers fled IN terror. sykes continued to fire
at the fugitlves as long as they We're In
range, and Is confident six others were
wounded.
Sykes tore the masks from the four men
who had fallen and found that they were
John and Alon2o Barnes, John Gillildn1
ers were shot through the head and can
not live. Glllland and Driggers were shot
IN the chest and their wounds are also
fatal
sykes Immediately came here and re-
ported the affair, and swore out warrants
for the regulators. The sheriff went out
TO arrest the members OF the mob. He
found the four men named dying. and To-
ports that six others are too badly wound
cd to be moved. Nearly every man in the
noighhcrhood was hurt. There was n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09

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leNas MaIcn o. IT. re- nnns,,T,,,,
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croshv TOWNS March Tho
a. CHll.p-srospy; IeNas, MarSH S.--in
chid OF MI. WIN. iesser dleu inns morn
lIs anout VciocN VI sP"S''i'' "eeN
months
II. V. GRANT-Georgetown Texas,
March 7.--Captain Il. V. Grant. aged 60, a
merchant of Liberty Hi. died suddenly
at o'clock this afternoon.
AN ANr-pnra flll Texas March
: ntci March 4 The infant child Of Mir
and NfrS Emil Wolf aged one month. In
terfnent took Mace Thursday morning.
March :
49, ~ ,r
IN; " w ~, nj. sId i go
in ip'g af,Sr long smell >' of p p He
III, d ions 'r,r NV Ia innvns
IN ~ r,,a yo,ntl, and bcst of friends TO
n,o,,rn his aeatb '9'
'i'ou'n ms uei.u,
LOREN NlthELERIN ictoria, IeXas;
March News reached mere yesterday o,
the death OF Mr. Loren Wheeler, an ora
resident Of Victoria. at New orleans.
whittier he went II few months ago FOR
medical treatment. lie was 81 years ola.
GEORGE W. Nif-R Dgers, Texas,
March s.--Mr, George w. crone, a promi-
suddenly mt his residence five miles west
of here from heart failure. Deceased was
Is years of age lie was buried at the
NrcS'anu cprnctprv
win, vopc,N p,teSt,,c rrexos
- t,i ~ ~, IL, MT nft"r,
natV" ~ IL yV,ii,o Eorra1 ared
u noon III ct0s,HI IL, ~ Me e a. Nor
. year a.; syil vi ii an, w., III -, -. ,-,.,bol
gan; re iti ',1oi, W." W. ,ornin,, nv
at '1e lH',,'S =, Mt 90 nd ,hs , s
.ne iteV H. = M, Mn cametsrv
MAINS inferred III rsa9' ~ co'''
CHARLES J.. fROSI~San Ahtoino'
Texas March Scenarios l." rrost' ,oini-
cry Superlnte ndeII o. tmo opr rt,en NJ,
and Denver city railway ana a prominent
citizen of North Texas. dled mere TO-DAY
OF exhaustion IRON chronlc mania mar akeu
~ years: lie leaves a fauliy. lhe remains
were shippea 10 Forl worth 'ou'snt.
THREE THS-JacksouVille, Texas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
THE GERMAN SOCIETY,
The Annual Meeting-Oficers Elected-An
nual Reports of Officers.

The Annual Meeting-Officers Elected-An-
nual Reports of Officers.
The annual meeting of the German So
cicty was held yesterday morning at
Saengerbund Hall. corner Of Caroline and
Preston. The principal business OF the
meeting WAC to hear the annual reports
Of officers and to elect new officers Tor
the ensuing year.
The reports showed the society in a
good financial condition. and the society
generally In fiourfshing condition.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows:
President. Henry Hartmann; hrst vice
president, Charles Holm; second vice presl-
dent a. picdrick treasurer Il. Il. H.
Schneider, secretary, Henry Kasche. imam
cinl committee. II. Sonnen. 4. 4. Schmidt,
J. Kennel.
The meetings of the society occur
monthly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
1sN1AIEr l,nIfNcIL-

There was u meeting of Emmett council
yesterday afternoon In Knights Of Pythids
Jlall IN the Burns building. The general
arrangement committee of the late Emmel
celebration suhmittvd its report and The
matter was wound up.
committee COMPOSED of Mcs'srs. T, w,
cronau, Jack Kennedy and NJ. Monaghan
was appointed to draw up suitable rcsolu-
lions of thanks 10 those who assisted in
the reccmi celebration.
Tht, council accepted an invitation 10
attend u drill and banquet to be given
10y the Emmett Kncs on the night Of Murch
Il on this occasion theTe VIII be an In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
BRrNNnR nnEy1rIEs.

A seore OF visitors from Houston were
70 the new town yesterday
Baker 81 ! Phifer expects "a turn out
those mot rolls" Within a week.
Tho pretty new home Of Sir John Els
bury Is nearly completed and he VIII soon
move fron tho Sixth ward.
Chicksn thieves raldcd the hon roosts
~ Judge j. " Campbell and ME- VIII
lam kalnbolt Saturday night securing
thirteen az the latter and SIX al the
former place.
Rev j =. childcrs and family desire
Tho Post 70 return their thanks to the
ladies or Drummer for thelt kindness dur
ing mo late Illness ana death OF Mrs ]
g. fnlldnIn. VIE and mothnr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
THE JUMPER MANUFACTURERS.

There Will be n meeting I'm this city to-
morrow of the Texas and Louisiana Lum-
Der Manufacturers association. Tne meet
ing Vt Ia understood. viii be an executive
one and II Ia thought that its object is
principally for the transaction OF routine
business They viii probably discuss the
size of stocks the condition of the trade,
prospects for the summer season and SINH
lar matters of interest principally to un-
Der manufacturers.
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strument. containing, great. swell. choir
and pedal organs, ciSh embracing n full
complement OF registers. affording a great
variety OF tone. coloring and contrast
Both in solo work and ensemble playing
the highest perfection has been reached
ly achieved by builders. but so highly
praised by organists. Citizens will have
the pleasure the latter part Of this month
OF hearing the opening recital on this
organ by Dr. Minor c. Baldwin of New
York city, an organist of National repu-
A-.a AL.t.
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II is expected that all of tIouston's base
bah team for the coming season VIII be
In the city ny Tuesday. Roach and Nc
Cormick the TWO twirlers are already
here. us Is Sha0cr. the captain and first
hasemnn. aud the transportation for the
rest OF the players was wired to them
on Friday last.
ON next Sunday the Houston team Will
play with the Chicago team In this city
and on the following Sunday the clubs VIII
play in Galveston.
sam rauh and First Baseman Shaffer
went to Galveston yesterday to size up tho
base ball situation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
MeKINLEY,s BOOM.

VIII BE Formally Launched at the ohio
Republican State Convention.
Cincinnati, March S.--rhc Ohio repuhn.
can convention meets at Columbus Tues
day afternoon for temporary organization.
when senator-clect Foraker. as chairman
VIII deliver thu keynote speech. ms
speech he SAYS wiz be the Ohio nomina-
tion Of Mckinney for president and thai
he VIII not discuss issues. II Ia expected
that the temporary organization win be
made permanent Wednesday, when dele
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09

gates and alternates at large will be select
ed for the National convention 1t is con-
coded that Senator-elect Foraker, Gov
ernor Bushnell. General Grosvenor ana
Mark Hanna win be the four delegates at
large and that the occasion Will be Nc
Kinlrv celebration. The programme of the
convention has large Mckinley fronts
piece.
Tho nominations are for secretary Of
state. supreme Judge and the usual alter
matt. year State offices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

Officer Shkc Harnott arrested G. Il.
Brady. alias Roach, yesterday and the
Young man is being held AZ police head
quarters awaiting adviccs from Tyler.
Chief of Police Pruett received capias
from Tyler for the arr st Of n young
man described In a letter. and upon the
description given Brady was taken tn GUS
tody He says he Is not the man and
that he has never been in Tyler
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
TpE NEW CHURCH ORGAN.

\ nGagnIhcent pipe organ, the largest
aud rtost costly In the city, built by a
Boston firm which Is said TO be the hest
orRap builder In the United States, has
bee9 Installed IN the new First Preshy-
teiHn church cdince, corner Of Main and
Mckinney streets. II is a notable example
OF Fhe perfection attained In the art OF
orSan building, 1t is - three manual I'M
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cLlFroRD's MrNsrRELs.

Cnnord's Columbian Mnstrcls delighted a
large audience ut the II lights theater yes
terday. The Eos, has already commented
upon this performance. The company viii
repeat their programmes tonight at $50
Those who love black-face comedy SHOULD
go and see thom.
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SUCCESSFUL. BAPTIST MEETINGS.

Rev, r. L. LIghis, paHlor OF Inc Anti-
coch (colorcd) Baptist church, is carrying
on "A successful series of meetings.. as
sisted bv Rev. D. II. White. of New Jcr-
4ey Thus FAR there have been thirteen
acccssions to his church aud he does not
propose to close until $50 converts have
ht>en made at these meetings. The crowds
attending these services ARE daily growing
lntger and great interest is being mani-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dick scurry went down to Galveston
yesterday
charles w. Willard, of Fort WORTH is
( in the city
y. Tackaberry returned yesterday
from "A trip to East Texas.
Colonel Pat Il, Hurst is In the city
again after a business trip to the in
/
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Market Square. The aRaianco. composed
ratire,S ~ snan WIS probably newer &C TO
such a risce as church, lissc-aa alter
tsN'ely 70 the serrscn, ana TIA good order
was 40 TsErked !alas the utinislrr al tho
rlese Of his sff7poa ssss1 nr hsa Ncvcr
prss.fsra - a Nettcr behaved conservation
. L. sAs
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SEVEN CATTLE THIEVES

=, louise; Texas, March S-Sheriff Ricb
Constable HART and several beauties I'D hn,n,L,
inst .eturned from the Sandies where
sney rounded mp and captured n bunch ~
wv NJ, tnw thieves whom they will take