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BRENNAN BUDGET.
stabbed nnd Dentcu--May Lose an
Eyc--The Rcd Men.

Eye-Thp Ncu men,
Brennan. Texas. December 15.-At Wa
trcusvills last night there was row be-
| tween William Walker and Henry Davis.
In which Davis was stabbed in the back
and beat over the head with stick. oin-
cor Burkhead arrested the assailant.
Monday night the Improved order OF Red
Men held their regular meeting. after
which splendid oyster supper was siread
| In their wigwam. which was freely part1hcn
of and very much enjoyed by MI present.
pale face was elected for adoption de-
gree owing to illness the great sath hem,
6. ID. Moore Of Houston, 'ould not at
tend but is expected here at an carly lay.
Chief Ron acted in the capacity OF iras-
ter Of ceremonies and filled the position
In very satisfactory manner. Chiefs
Simon. Carlisle and Harrison assisted in
making the evening enjoyable, and after
dispensing in tire rcighborhocd cf II o'clock,
we are satisfied that more than one indian
in Brennan reflected over the folly of eat
ing too many oysters. The organization Is
In a Furnishing condition in Brenhln and
is one OF the most popular orders with its
members.
Sunday last near Prairie Hill. Mr.. Chris
tian Dipple went out TO shoot n rabbit with
one of these old m'isket guns transfo med
into breechloader. The gun flew open
and the cartridge kicked back against his
forehead. making several bad bruises and
almost putting out his eye with powder.
physician was summoned to attend him.
and is of the opinion that he will save his
eye, though it was a narrow escape from
even more serious consequences.
The remains Of old Aunt Mary Marks.
the Spanish carb." who died at the poor
farm a short time since at the advanced
age of ll9 years were cXhumed Sunday
at the suggestion and under the direction
OF Judge b. Bryan, and carried to her home
in Independence, where she had lived I'M
I'll her memory is rovered, and were in
TERED in the village cemetery, whore a
suitable monument vii. erected to her
memory Judge Bryan is at the head of
the movement and VIII see that the nionu-
ment. with suitable inscription. is erected
TO mark the spot where sleeps this interest
ing old woman. the history Of whom is al
ready familiar to Post readers
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Chicago December l5,--The Illinois Cen.
trail Is now negotiating with several At
lantio steamship companies with view OF
getting them 10 establish regular service
between New orleans and European ports
with the object of bringing tho steamship
companies around 10 its side The Illinois
Central has offered them every advantage
In the way Of rates from all parts of the
Mississippi valley. and is laborig to show
thcm that in very short time a trade may
be built UP between New Orleans and Eu-
rope that VIII be highly remun hrnt;ve &c
all concerned, An effort is being made to
get one or two % the steamship lines that
have been using Galveston as Gulf term
inal to usc New Orleans instead. Nothing
definite has been arranged in this direction,
however,
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Very Explicit.

Frankfort, Ky, December Is. -tiovernor
Bradley gave out a signed statement today
on the subject OF the power OF al extra
session TO MI vacancy in the Office OF
senate. and also the right of the governor
to appoint, On the latter point no says;
The RICH. Of he governor to supply by
appointment vacancy o3cnslnnpd by the
expiration nj the term has been sustained
by such eminent statesmen as Harrison
Hcar, Cameron, Allison. Dawes. Idirunds.
Mcdonald, morrill,. Spooner l:varts and
Sherman This right was recognized up &c
August. 1898, when Mantle and others were
denied seits. The senate then reversed It's
former rulings, over the protest. however.
o, sunh eminent Statesmen az Frye. Hawley
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4 - sorncE II tycoNF-


Tie ri'y O Glasgow. sco'iaud. has FOR
several ysars 7sst been ;osiering and rrs- Pc
ar!ng 4 kind Of STATE soc.ai,ia n owns
and operates TIE w4erwc-kt ga plant.
str.tt railways and sewerage FARMS ana
the Statement IL made tia, after January
J. 1921. the city will be run exclusively On
III" receipts from these enterprise
Public iassiion therefore 10 u be- "a.
pcnscd with in Glasgow ueS, year. and
the city's income from lit public WORKS
will be made to pay all expenses. This is
consummation doyoutiy 10 be wished
everywhere. but the scheme OF city owner.
ship Is not 50 unobiectionAble or PROMISING
In American cities as in Scotland Herr
We should find the vast patronage turned
into political machine unless the mos,
rigid system Of civil service were ia opera
ton, and this Is not yet practicable in thu
country The idea OF city without tax
alton is such an anomaly Ia this day and
un'o that 1t is almost impossible to he
lieve such a condition exists. II would
q me very near realizing the dream OF a
Utopia.
~ DNN''f pan unueT our Present uolit
ieai development would be to make the
water and light and transportation fran
chiSes bring in a rental. and. while the
business and investment OF the plants re-.
manned In private hands, reduce the locaI
taxation to the lowest possible figure. This
Ia tho plan now being adopted In Ameri-
can cities and II is the plan that should h.
adopted in the larger Texas cities Every
company using tho streets ought to be-
made to pay fair percentage annually n,
lis gross receipts for the rent OF tho fran
chise' So soon as contract eypiros or
when contracts are In operation that wero
not made strictly In accordance with the
Av' or the authority Of the city councils
the city authorities owe It to the tax.
payers TO exact a reasonable compcnsa,,o,
for tho continued or further entoyment =,
tho franchise Here is a chance for nm
immense income to tho Texas cities Hons
ton prominently among them. Citizens ana
taxpayers must watch this matter.
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Nacosdoche. and lett yesterday on the mali

Nacogdoches and left yesterday on the mall
hack TO 60 to Nacogdochcs. When about
eleven miles south Of here the rigging on
the breast yoke gave way, the hack run
ming on the horses as they were going
down a steep hill. The horses took fright
and Drs. +. A. Tucker and +. A. Johnson
ct and the driver out. Mr.. Crockett struck
a rock. frecturing his thigh bone. TIE
news came to town about O'Clock p m.
and DR.. r. II. uoker and r. A. johnson
started Immediately out TO render him as
sistance. Mr.. p. n. Crockett also went
on, to bring his brother home After
fatisuing and necessarily slow drive they
all reached home about O'Clock this morn
Ing. At last accounts the patient is rest
ing quietly. Mr. Crockett was bern here
and has been here since his birth. and
while yet very young he has acquired dis
,inction In his profession and is universally
beloved by all who know him. and he has
the universal sympathy OF all who know
him,
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Galveston. Texas. December ii.-In YOUR
issue OF Sunday, December 10. 1896, ON
page Az. you give the cut and Dissertation
OF monument for Texas soldiers drawn
by Mrs Ellen Rankin Copp of Chicago In
sour description you mention that this de-
sign was adopted by the executors of The
Rosenberg estate. This is an error Tho
design OF Mrs. Ellen Rankin Copp was An
competition with eleven other designs bu,
was not adopted ! enclose two clippings
showing the monument that was adop,ed
~ u the work OF Professor L. Amaties OF
Washington. ID. G. The cut OF the Even,n,,
star is the best of the two. as the aI,.ynr
ical figures show their correct positions
In the cut OF the Galveston News IN. fIy-
ures stand out too far. Thinking II due %
all interested write you to correct the
erroneous Impression. a. J, Walker
w. ], Frederick.
Executors OF the estate OF II. Rosenberg
deceased.
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NOW THE TINE TO SECURE HOMES

Some OF the American papers are ex-
pressing the fear that we are In danger n,
becoming permanently Nation OF ten.
ants. rather than home owners. and a. a
basis for the Apprehension point TO tho
disclosure Of the last census t,at b,t
2,25o,Ooo families out of a total OF is.sjo..
900 own their homes and farms.
There is this very apparent anc natura,
conclusion In the premises, that the aver.
age price Of land throughout toe worid 10
steadily apprecisting ~ population Do
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
MUST ACCEPT FEES.

Austin Texas. December 10. In view OF
the fact that the county commissioners OF
Galveston county have made ,o"irar'
with the county attorney OF said county
whereby the latter is to be paid salary
for his services and relinquishes his tees
it is worthy OF note that the court OF eiVii
appeals OF the San Antonio district recent
ly held In Grooms VS. Atascosa county that
such contracts are void.
The opinion rs by Justice NELL ana Is
reported in Thirty-second Southwestern,
page lsS.
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MARIE BARpERI RELEASED.

Her second TrinI Results in Her Ac-
Uuittal ON the Chnr1e of Murder
New York. Dec; mher l0.--The jury in IN,
case of Marie Barberi, the girl who killed
n bootblack named Cataldo. today ret,,rne,
verdict Of not guilty. She was subse
quently released from the To,nbs prison.
Marie worked in tailor shop when sha
met the bootblack, Cataldo. who BETRAYED
her under promise of marriage She left her
home for him. but he failed to keep III,
promise and finally fatty refused TO marry
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MARIE BARBERI.

her, On the morning n April 90, 1895 as
Cataldo was playing cards in n saloon. the
girl rushed into the place with an omen
razor ard after uttorlng n few words of re :
preach drew the razor across tis throat. al.
most severing his head from his body.
She was tried before Recorder COT. found
guilty Of murder and s'ntenced to death
but public sentiment was in her favor and
she secured second trial which resulted
In her acq,ittal. Charitable people inter
ested themselves in her and she was ably
defended 10y
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j. u. Moore 4 Co.

Hillsboro Texas December Isl. b.
Moore q Co. of this city. dealers in dry
goods and clothing, filed a deed of trust
here this morning, naming ID. y. Nichol
as trustee and preferring creditors in two
classes amounting TO $ii055i The firm
has only been in business here about flv,
months They were formerly of For, Worth
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


An ara OF low pressure Is central over
Inc East Gulf and South Atlantic States
ana another Ia moving IN over the western
pCition OF the country. A ridge of high
pre- sure eSienis eouthwestward ncruss
West Guif coast.
The weather Is clear. except over The
Rocky mountain slore. the Central and
Lpptr Mlssisspp valley and the Eas,
Gun and South Atlantic States, where II
~ partly cloudy to cloudy.
The only precipitation reported CO OF
an Inch at Mon gomery
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STORIES or A DAY.

| The Sunday Post was a darling said
Mr. Malin of the Bristol Hotel yesterday
1T eclpaed anything ever gotten out IN
Houston or in the State for that matter
I have sent several copies away from here
to NY friends, whom | want to acquaint
with the fact that we have first class
newspaper. that gives the news AMI gives 1t
nicely"
"a great many people make a mistake
in sreaking of man who lives in Texas ly
calling him Texan, remarked Colonel
" liam Hunter yesterday. lit is conceded
that the proper word is \ exian' and that is
the way the old men-those who gained
her ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IT. | oe'leVe Inc
latest authorities give either as correct nut
/! VIC wish to perpetuate the customs ialn
down by our forelathor3, when they are
not too radical we should 10. dcviltc from
The rule they left us"
Il believe Yarbrough is in earnest,
spoke Mr.. George Kendall. at the Bristol
Hotel yesterday. The other night passed
him down the street while he was making
talk, and from his remarks draw that
conclusion. have known Yarbrcush for
years He was a rounder and driuk,r If
a man who has been down the line MS ne
has and will get UP before an audiunce ana
tell what he did, make the open CONCESSIONS
that he did and now see the change he has
brought abou, in his home. I don't seem
to me that he Is otherwise than n earn
est"
THE Katy has peculiar negro said an
old travelling man to The Post yesterday
He is porter running into Hillsboro and
answers to the name of Walker johnson.
Johrson's claim to notorety lies in The TACT
tina, he is the only man in Texas who can
Whisper In his own ear. Fact, ! saw nun
dc It. It's This way. Walker has an eN-
ira sized mouth stretching .,lmost from ear
TO car When he wants to amuse the pas
ssngors be simply runs his mouth out TO
point and eurls 1t gracefully In the di-
rection OF either alrlcular appendagc ana
talks to himself He's a wonderful man
and stands without an equal"
"Its strange how some people viii ret
crazy sometimes when speaking OF rail-
read official that has attained any position
Of distinction" said well known enploye
TO The Post TAKE for instance the case
OF Superintendent Davidson, who soes TO
the Frisco from the santa Fe. There Is
report that he began as a freight brake
man and another that he was once section |
labortr Mr.. Davidson began his railroad |
irg life Just fifteen years ago as baggage
agent at Decatur on the Chicago End Al J
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New York December Is. Consul Cen
eral Fitzhugh Lee is still in New FORK, bur
refuses In receive callers. He VIII lcoy.
the city Thursday, going by rail to Tamn,
Fla, and will sail from there to Havana
on the Clyde line steamer Olivette. reach
ing Havana Sunday morning Mrs. Les and
Miss Lee Will accompany the general
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Marshall Texas. December 1.-THE
Texas Fox Hunters association VIII meet
three days, beginning tonigh, ana l,s,,ng
ul.Il Thursday, at Hynson Spr,Drs civ
mes wo9. OF here Mlry Visitors haye
arrNeI tiom this ami other States IRA
apyn<Hnen nave p.en,y of foxes on hand
ana large number or hounls have q ~
rNSI and some rare snor, is eNnec,ni
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Key West, Fla, December l5,-The re-
port that firing had been heard south Of
Key West seems to lack foundation. A
number OF people assert that the steamer
Three Friends pssssd here this morning
and was seen by them. but there is count
as to the direction she was going. SINE
others for the west 1900
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Palestine Nnyorrlty.

Palestine. Texas, December 14.-Tbs nuh-
lie mind OF Palesiine's citizenship will now
be agitated over the mayoralty election and
me successor to the democratic postmaster
For the former place George W. nIrlit,
has announced and friends Of A. l.. Bowers
are trying hard 10 pull him in the race
For the latter office Messrs Eugene Kane
Thomas Hall, w. p, Kendall and j r
Maloney are mentioned
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial. 45l: Business. is6.
THE CITY.

The Post is delivered 10 any part OF the
city BY carriers at 800 per month. three
imcnths. {5.vJ: SIX months. 500. one year.
Mr.. Theodore Boring has charge of the
city Circulation ana Collecting.
Mossrs. Theodore Berng and Charle 9
Lott are the authorized collectors OF all
Gay bills, both advertising and subscr -
Ton. and TO money should be pad 20 am
one other than those named, unless special
written authority signe1 by the Blsine -
Manager Is shown All accounts Of any
sze should be paid by check In favor OF
she Houston Printing Company,
NO orders for goods" etc, are given by
the management and none Will b. accept
Ell IN payment Of office bills
SubscrlberS ia Ing 20 re eve the paper
regularly VIII please notify the office
promptly. Every subssr be-s paper IS *
pfcted 10 be delivered rot later than $50
a
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SEEKING A PARDON.

Messrs r. s. Garrison OF Timpson. john
T. Garrison of Nacogdoches. and J. W.
Truitt Of Houston. are here endeavoring to
secure a pardon for Bill Harris. now serv-
ing term in the penitentiary for partici-
pating in the lynching OF Joe Shields in
Shelby county in February 1892. Charlie
peddy and Jim Stanton were convicted
along with Harris and the latter has since
died
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ANDERSON GIVES BOND.

Ex-County Treasurer Ed Anderson, who
was yesterday incarcerated on charge OF
missppropriaton OF county funds, today
gave bond in the sum Of $1,000.
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Basirop, Texas, December l5.--Mr. Lee
English. merchant of smithvlle, filed
ar assignment in the clerks office today
to the amount of sj72.s3, with II. f. Tur-
ner as trustee.
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Stimulates Digcs,ion,
Horsford's Acid Phosphntc.

u acts directly on the food. thus sss,s.
ing NE stomach and also st.muls.es the
\, rc,.nn OF the digestive fluids, put,in,,
ton "S@''HS condi-
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comes densef and public isnis seareer
The vast public domain In tho rnitei
| States has been rapidly d,sao?earihg Until
now only the less fertile and less j~.ira-
bic acreage remains. In few years iaore
this remnant must 30 and then the dif-
ficuity Of securing q home for the pcor
family will be greatly tGcfeisci Public
lands have kept down the price OF all lands
In the States In which th... ale Seated
At IS per acre when government lands
near by can be had and equal, as good.
in most cases. for 81 so or 8? per acre and
on the easiest possible terms.
But these conditions will not last al.
ways. In the Eastern States they have
long since disappeared and few years
more will see the West free of them. What
Is the dictate Of good businers sense there
fore! Manifestly to secure a home while
the real estate Is at the present low price.
There are fertile lands In South Texas
today that can be bought for song com.
paratively. Ten years or less from this
time they can not be bought for double
their present value. What is so sirlkingly
true Of this section IL generally true OF tho
entire South ard West. These facts ought
to be brought home TO the homeless. IN
these times. and they should be urged to
secure a few acres while yet It can be
lone with comparatively little cost AMI
on ensy terms. 1t would be a great Ma
ional drawback positively calainitous
md dangerous condition OF affairs. II We
Ihould see virtual American serf-
ION in this country a few years hence re-
ulting from the ownership Of land and
ZONES by small fraction only OF the |
,opulation.
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MORGAN, puch. sherman. Toller ana Hin.

Morgan. Pugh sherman, Tcller ana mn
1T is true the senate is the sole judge
OF the qualifications OF it's members. hut as
10 whether the last ruling or that which
prevailed for nearly 100 years preceding
will he adhered to In the future. IL cues
ton OF grave doubt"
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For Doorkespsh

Lampasas Our Paper. n.
d. W. Phillips. Of our CIV
candidate before the Texas - N
position of doorkeeper'
place during the Twenty'''iN@
fourth legislatures, and mae l
His answering loyalty 10 - Z. 4 !
panlzed democracy turlu ,',, 4 |, N
paign against every oppo'' y 4. n
w. made him a dclesa's MA ~ X !, n
y W, where he was place 1s,r !, n
,nittee OF organization. .., gse, =
, vass he aided the case ~ ..i isissf 4
his money and time i 10 =, Siss y
, ne ,e' he has reorsani.ed, ~ ~ srn
h t,o, and is president o. ! ~ ,,,,rl II
c rr Of this city. wiia ,'s NJ, W. ii
our people freely end0'"
sjtion. -
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General Observations.
Todny's Probabilities.

: WaShIngto1. Dccemher il.-.For E1atorn
Tekas, Misdssippl and Louis'ana-Fa 2 /;
north WINS becoming variable; .warr.e
IN northern portion
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San Augustine. Texas December ls.--Rey
Gsa. l.. Crockett. rector OF christ's church
here. has also In charge the church At
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ton. In 1866 be came 70 Tan !
health. which was impaired y -. =;
flee work in the Northern tl1s y |.
to work for the Cotton HeA Y "
was transferred from ther .
and appointed clerk TO y, :. =
general freight agent Of tnil ~
dition to this he was q 600 eFs'' \.
he left the Cotton Belt De W. Y
Antonio and Arkansas Psss y -
and chief operator. In ~
himself with the Santa re ~
division superintendent, ana ~
went to the Frisco. This y 81 n.
the man did not start a. 80
AMI while that can by no m,1n
a dishonorable calling, u sMy '.~|
public mind is shaped uNn
which they are not iamiII-
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a proposition In Chicago is to tax all
bicycloe and use the tax only for keeping
important streets In repair WIZ wouldn't
Il be "A good ilca 10 tax street ears.
wagocs carriages, buEgies, horses, -
cycles and al means Of trans poriaton for
street repa rs specifically?
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HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printina COMPANY.
g. L wATsoN r.. NJ yoHSS ,yr;2s.;,
O. :. PXf.IER. secretary.
s1s lS4 ess.. POSE f ~ 4. o1 soss'
esmi.Wsekly Post, ti2 Cole. per Week

Entered ct the Postonncs At Houston, Teas
~ gecond Class Matter
subscription BY hai--Daily and sunday Post 10
year, $500; sig months, t4.v0; three montns
500; one month. u 90.
kupdAy Post, one year $3.50.
eemrWeekly Post Mondays ana Thursdays one
year. 500. six months. SOC; three month GOO
EeAtern business once. ~ Tribune Building New
,,fort. Tho =. G. Bsokwitb Special Agency. =, ,.,
western business once. 41g The hookery, eh'-
cago, The :. c. Beokwith Special Agency
Us. T. Holland. Travelling Auditor. ~.
New Orleans, La --Business headquarters ~ II
o.. Charles street, 7. y. A. roons. H. n 'it'
bert, Agent.
The Posts Travelling Agents Colonel ". r. Carey
General Travelling Agsnt; VIII D. lsinn' d. a.
EeLish, G. III. Daniels and q. Carey.
Special stan Commissioners.
AT ACSTIN--L. A. Petit. office In the
State Capitol Building.
AT DALLAS - James Hays Quarles.
Windsor Hotel
AT GALVESTON-J II. Sullivan. Office
In the Evening Tribune Bui dns.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editor al 45l. BUSINESS, lS6.
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SENATOR MORGAN on -. !
Strong Speech. In Which H. Cues 81 r..
United States IN e. :. - o Gn

washington, December 16In The Tn ''e
spoke as follows the question h"es senate ios
VIII confne my remarks comnnen ,,.. - ~sAl
cage OF the president and the rue iacs
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An equitohl' and reasonable assessment
and the iust ana proper income from the
lee OF the cty's frsuch.ses would place
houston IN thoroughly satisfactory
financial condition. And The MEANS arr
with II the grasp and control OF the people
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Governcr-elect pirsree Of Michigan
~aa'r 20 re .nAugulated as quietly ~ pos
fffe For a sIrsessful potato farmer the
s9serror-eieet . remarkably modest.
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Toe Pos acknowledge The receipt Of an
!'Yita.lon 20 the grant annual bali If Tho
MaEnoia Social c!ub of Sm.thYii.o, Texas
20 he stvea Tuesday even -ag. December p
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cofbeit appears to be fighting nttla
shy Of lan Stuart tie recognizes the
fact that Dan waats 70 pun of the night
outside the hotel corridors and aewspaper