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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
AN AMERICAN NAVY.
Seventy-Two Per Cent of the Enlisted
Men Natural Born Citizens.

Washington, November 13.-More
than seventy-two per cent of the en-
listed men of our navy are now Ameri-
can citizens and more than eighty-two
per cent of the apprentice boys are
American-born. according to the state
ment Of Admiral Ramsey, chief Of the
bureau of navigation, in his annual
report. The report of the superintend-
ent of the naval academy. which is
to Admiral Ramsey's report.
says he endeavored to stimulate the in
terest of cadets in marine sports, sail
ing, rowing. etc, to divert their at
tention from football, baseball and such
games, which he regards as unfit for
sailors.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
THE MARKETS.
COMMENTARIES ENTERPRISE.
Tacoma Knows How to Onset the Ter
rible Effects of Populism.

Tacoma, Wn., November 1S,-Hans
Glese German consul at this port, will
leave tomorrow for Germany where he
will spend six months lecturing on the
resources and industrial possibilities Of
the Pacific Northwest, with view to
attracting immigration and the invest
ment of German capital in mining and
other enterprises. The Chamber of
Commerce. has assisted him in the col
lection of a first-class exhibit of ma
tive products amounting to two tons.
1t includes fruits, cereals, minerals,
and native woods, including several
barrels of Yakima apples, which are to
be presented to Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck. The products will be
exhibited at Berlin and Hamburg and
then placed in the permanent CONNER
clal museum at Bremen. He proposes
to Illustrate his lectures and accord
ingly takes complete collection of
photographs.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
THE FAITHFUL REWARDED.

Washington, November 1S.-Ex-Con-
gressman Forman, of Illinois, who was
the Democratic gold standard candidate
for governor of Illinois, arrived here
today in response to summons from
the president. He saw Mr.. Cleveland
and was formally rendered the position
Of commissioner of internal revenue,
which Joseph H. Miller resigned We'd
nesday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Meyer Abraham, E. A. Seeley, Port
land; ]. Rosenberg, w. H. Brown. Po-
catello; H. B. Borthwick, Goble F. J..
Bachelor, H. F. Hitler San Francisco;
N. H. Weber. Knappton; w. J. In
gals, Chadwell. and w. R. Mackenzie,
Garschkwm, registered at the occident
yesterday.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
PIG IRON GOES UP.

Glasgow, November ls.-The pig
iron market here was very bullish to-
DAY and there waa general desire to
get hold OF iron. An enormous business
was done and prices advanced from sd
to 81 per ton.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
FREE THINKERS IN SESSION.

Chicago. November ls.--Free Think
ers from all over the United States and
England were present at washingtfn n
Hall at the annual convention of the
American Secular Union and Free
Thought Federation today.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14

Confidence brings business and busi-
ness begets confidence and all things
are working together for the general
good.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
BRYANs KANSAS PLURALITY.

Topeka, Kansas, November 13.-Re-
turns from all the counties in the state
show that Bryan received 1874 plu-
rality.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-14
EXCITEMENT IN BOLIVIA.
Cuban Insurgents Recognized as Bel
ligerents Amidst Great Confusion.

copyrighted, '96. by Associated Press)
. Lima, Peru, November 1S,-something
Of a sensation has been caused here by
the news received yesterday from Su-
ere, Bolivia, of the favorable report
made by the committee Of foreign af-
fairs of the Bolivian chamber of depu-
ties on the decision to recognize the Gu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-20

Or. Frazier OF Austin spent the past
We, * in liutto.
MISS Jennie Mccutcheon IT. visiting Mrs.
Forrest Farley.
Or. Harper aud Wife Misses Orgain
and Coulson are bnck from san Antonio.
where they attended the i;pworih league
convention.
Dck Tisdalo Is visiting relatives in Leo
county.
Misses Davidson and Brnco OF Jonah
left hero for San Antonio. to be gone
some time.
Mr. Zen Brown Of Austin is visiting in
lfuttU,
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their friends In such work Every busI-
ness mouse VIII close during the day and
every one Will have an opportunity to par-
uclpate IN or witness tho parade at II 80
u, M, which Will be after the arrival of
All trains, enabling visitors from ali points
TO see IL. The line of march viii begin on
bridge street, thence north TO Siaytcn
avenue thence east to Main, south to
Santo Rosa, east to Cameron, north TO
commercial, thence to tho Scheutzcn
grounds. where the carnival VIII begin
and continue until the viciors of the bat
TIE have been announced. the parade Will
comprise the mayor and city copncil and
other civil functiunaries, tho local lire
companies and the visiting companies,
with decorated trucks. local and visiting
bands. The decorated carriages will be
numerous and the pagean, viii be a mag
niicent one,
The w. +. Rodgers chapter. United
Daughters of the Conf,deracy, recently
Organized here. have elected the following
officers. President, Mrs. j. Nj. Brownson ,
vice president Mrs, Belle Martin; second
vice president, Mrs. w, A Wood, CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. j. +. POOL re-
cording secretary. Mrs. James koyer;
treasurer Mrs. Fannie waddeil: ousto-
diam Mrs. T. II. Pridham
MIR and Mrs, Wheeler and children left
Thursday for visit of three months TO
Mr.. Wheelers old home IN England. nc
conpanici by MIR. Henry Hauschnd, who
Will visit relatives In New York. fare
house Tuesday night. which was attend
ed ny a hundred or more OF their friends,
who wished them Al pleasant voyage.
Victoria was represented at the Epworth
League meeting In san Antonio by Major
g. w l.. Fly. MIR j a. J.. Wolff, Mrs. j.
Mrs. W. j. johnson and Miss Julia league
also attended.
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party Of young folks met MT the Ebell
hotel Tuesday night to enjoy some elegant
music rendered by Miss Anna Fisher,
Frank Carr ana Joe Woodward
The Rosenberg Fire company VIII cele-
brute their Anniversary next Friday
night The ladies VIII give strawberry
and ice cream supper for their benefit.
The Rosenberg Epworth league was rep
resented ut the convention in San An
tonic by Mcssrs. Rowold and Carr.
MICS Matte McFnrlih and Miss Nora
Counor al Richmond were the guests of
Miss I.ldie Baker Tuesday,
Miss Willie l3odenhnmer one OF Rosen-
berg's young Indies, is visiting friends in
Wharton.
j G imagine and w, II. Whistler attend
ed Masonic lodge IN Houston Tuesday
Il. $. Jackson, editor OF tho Progress,
was in Galveston sunday.
Taylor Ray paid Houston n flying visit
Tuesday.
visiting her cousin. Miss Annie Null
cahy,
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MT. 10 1clS mas returned from StAuN-
ton, Va.
Mr.. Frank Rogers OF Houston is Ia the
city.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank w. Pcll have re-
turned from California, where they have
been for several months
mir. A. q. Greenwood has returned from
business trip 10 Crockett.
Mrs. X. $. Stuart has gone to New York
| accompanied by her daughter. who Will
receive medical treatment.
Miss lmogene Blount has gone to Trini-
dad, Colo.
Judge Burnett has returned from Crock
cit.
A supper was given Friday evening n,
the Congregational church under the au-
spices OF the Christian Endeavor
Professor lie Mares child's orchestra
rendered some very beautiful music, at
The opera house Thursday evening.
Miss Lucy Carney Of Sonmervillc, Tenn,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. W. $. DANNY of st. Louis is the
guest of the Misses Maymon
Nlrs. Lillian Egbert left this week for
san Antonio.
Mrs. Ida Branasan has returned from
Houston.
"Charley's AUNT was presented by the
evening to II large and apprecia,ivc au-
dicncc.
n supper viii be given Tuesday evening
tSan lacinto Day. for the benefit ,ot the
Woman's Relief Home.
\ hop which promises to he n very swell
affair. will be given Tuesday evening by
tho society Young people OF this city, com
pltmcntary to the young ladies' and gentle
men of Tyler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-20
I.OCKHART.

Fhe matrimonial epidemic which has
kyailed so extensively an the country
'jacent to Lockhart for some time ~
'bsiding and emily three Licenses were
)ued during the past week as follows:
| L. Mayo TO Ellen liuddlcston. Henry
skard 10 Maggie Dorm, j. q. Nichols
Dora Pullen.
meeting of the Christian Woman's
esonary society was held ah the paia-
residence of Dr. j. q. Blanks Tuesday
kning. and Mrs. Blanks ENTERTAINMENT
her guests was right royal indeed Mrs.
u. Storey, wife OF Mayor Storey, read
Interesting paper on missions. ana MIS-.
B. Williams very beautifully and
pchingy rendered n recitation on temp
(nce. Tea was served and the evening
bsed off pleasantly to ALI who were so
|tlnate as to be present.
merry and highly enjoyable social was
ZEN at the pleasant home of Mr.. and
3 Gus Birknor one evening last week.
Pr. King OF Kentucky IS visiting mis-
Psin, Mrs. r. Wilson, of the Register.
Judge Coleman, who has been visiting
Lskhart for the past year, left for his
pc IN kentucky on Thursday evening.
Y people regret very much that Judge
kman has found it necessary to leave
kas
Ion. George +, Burgess of Gonzales twas
endlng court in Lockhart last week,
while here, treated the citizens to IL
lple of his democratic oratory.
ss Leana Dodd, who has Taught school
Deihl Tor tho past eight months, re-
ned home Tuesday
lss Edna McNeal of Gonzales has been
,lihg friends In the city the past week.
r. X. +. Conoly attended the t.p-
IN League in San Antonio last week
Diver Gregg of San Antonio WAS In
city Thursday.
on J.. l., Ellison Of Martindale visited
y Lancaster came up from Moul,on
es Is people and returned on Monday
Z, Dr. McGrk Of Pleasanton Is visit
ner aunt, Mrs. r. ]. Capps.
~ ~ Rose spent last week in San
u Stree. Green Mills visited his father in
saba last week.
.u,ing. ''7'''''e ''
~, ~ MeMurtrev and Miss Matte Nc
ana attended the Epworth ..ague
~ paplic school Will close on the 9',
win win an entertainment at the
s.rs t,!Ilyer and Vogel attended the
i'''chs convention at Austin LAST
~ uTrss,ruction of DIR. Blunt's fine resi-
~ thursday night by IRE was wit
Of the city ny '"o e'''''' Pop''a
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WHARTON

! nleas,,nlg n' was pleasantly spent by
ihs ,hre-loVers Of Wharton IN attend
k.sIsesS .eaier at P.enc's hall. quite a
I'M - s audience was present.
,pths people enjoyed n delightful
3 cool .uhs hall Thursday. The night
I'm ~ anu the happy hours flew by in n
|mo,,n,e onmNerse, melody and the poetry
z band. ' MUSIC WAS furniShea by
|n M. 4. r. Mitchell closed the protract-
lteseuNs Thursday night lie has held
Ins successful mission aud his SER
h. nave a. drawn large audiences ~
Ation club viii m"et at Mrs.
M Snri,nday night.
fins n a, ,ol nre ladies are busy pre-
$toria, TrSh.eha the battle of flowers at
n elec,,a,nn me company VIII hold It's an
lS Graz W, me frst Monday In May.
N ME- walls has returned home
)aster ps shhl visit 10 Bay City.
put for,n owrt lockwood entertained
dnesdav nuie guests with party
IN blIs,huune occasion being in honor of
fruits .nn,ahday. Delicious refroshment !,
le ones orH I'VE cream We're served TO the
lster Js a,ia an had n merry time.
brthdaS hust Iiawes celebrated his
to $40 WIN tea party. hours from
sis shs - m quite a number of little
ID him NV MS pleasure and congratu-
(essrs VI the event.
Ftnce cso.trt Woftord of Cuero and
parton ,bi,uoh OF Eagle Lake were in
ehe ev.c AIS Week and were the heaur
H. +, ~ the bail Thursday niphf
er seva, ave-. .. stoker has returned hon,o
weeks absence.
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pslAtLy.
TAYLOR.

c.A,ress II reported ia.
W. SS,ih Hall returned Ihursoas A'o''
MI ss, IN Round Rock; ,,oa music
N,iss Leona Lytton mas e0'
~ near s Maule spent Sunday In
MSS ",sss,inp her sister, MIS-. d. ~
bbtrtsgohs,. powers intends attending the
MIS- 1uH S "ITowers" At San Antonio.
3attio. yNorah and Annie Palm OF houna
s,,en, Monday and TUESDAY III ,ow wi
!" Annie, taking u iessui' u, roh visit.
= rom Mrs. Clagett. MISS Nora" ''@'s
frls McS,iure departed Saturday for her
ME- M0 NfhaeI,ng. w. ", after a three
me III All 10 Taylor, where she has
Dn'm law friends. Miss Bessie Booth
u,mnnsnied her and will remain, perhaps
" july woodal spent Saturday and
Ma aSsy in Austin visiting her aunt Mrs
~ .ra MrsJ.N. Parker and daughters,
w. nna pessie. spent Saturday ana
nSav in Leander visiting.
~. peytop went up to Bolton saturday
sist her son, Lee, who formerly re-
. e. I Enwor,h League Is represented in
nc .,p,,o in the conference this week
v n'M errie Maule and Mrs. j. 5.
a.. Navre Maui came in Tuesday night
al, hsr sisters place In the schools ms
W ~ she intends visiting Miss Mamie
edward at Rice's Crossing next wen.
,,ng leaving for Carthage, Mo, soon:
". (rin,on Mallory of Chicago Is the
~, NJ Mesdamcs Welsh, G. NJ. Booth
Eskhardt. , aarn,,or
sn. have returned from San Antonio
4 intend finishing their visit to relatives
r. and Mrs. y. l.. Welch, accompanied
MAR guests. spent Sunday ut the HoNlc
n M., Manner woodward Is spending the
" xith nor sister AT lticr's Crossing.
nn,,s marty OF young lndies went TO
train tuesday to meet friends gong
rpurh TO the league conferences;
Hss Eckhardt Of Yorktown IL mere
sa yi vocal music under Mrs. Clasett
i,. Mss' Matte and Jocic Wright are at
rdinr the leag1ie conference IN san An
lilo this week. ..,.
bst charmnelv Wednesday evening at
home of Mrs Ingram,
his Pauline Davis celebrated her sun
i,ty happy little girls assembled. for
bom the hours passra swiftly. They
1--we, IN chliish ways the delicious
IAN, cake and fruits to which they were
fyed.
On Monday Miss I.erNra trophy gave n
r,y TO about forty or her schooitna,'es
honor Of her 9TH birthday The children
mi few happy hours with games and
~, Eycellen, cream apd cake occupied
norton of their time The little hostess
rclved number of pretty presents ana
my good wishes.
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Miss .ula Mccoy. who has hccn, an art
teacher Ia the tlun,sville normal. Us IN
town visiting her uncle, Professor smith
Eapsdtlo.
uncle John Wade and wife were In Bee
villo Wednesday from Wade city.
Hugh Toms of Hunge spent Tuesday
with fricl,ds here.
IL. a. COVER OF Cover. Texas. IL here on
business.
the Episcopal church took place In tho
court house yard last evening ana was
well attended l'he AFFAIR had betn post
poned for n week or more Oh account of
bad weather.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-20
I,IiINITY.

Colonel A. T. Anderson and Hon. John
49, Peyton have returned from Austin.
whore they attended the lumbermen's con-
ventioD.
Mir. and Mrs il. G. Cowles of Beau
mont ara visiting their son and daughter
The Epworth Lengue here was well rep
resented at the San Antonio conference
by Rev. j. II. Turrentine. Major j.. III.
Con, Mrs X. IL Johnson, Mrs. =. II. Park
and Misses Allie johnson and Mamie
Maury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-20

Miss Mary Dam, "bellc OF RHmrcnn,
has been visiting Mss Mary Reynolds FOL
ii few days.
captain George Reynolds OF the famous
Ventura ranch has gone TO corpus CHRIST
to attend distr. court. His daughter Miss
Mary accompanied him
1.,o many friends OF Mrs. r. King nre
plad TO know that she II convalescent
aud will soon be up and AROUND She has
boon undrr the treatment OF a doctor
tor sumo time with .low fever.
Mr. Chnrlir Reynolds WIN take advai'-
tnsc OF the cheap excursion rates To san
Antonio and v..w tbs battle oil flowers
next Tuesday
AR John Reynolds took trip 10 Cor
pus christi sunday and returned Mon
dav.
Mr. a. w Ferguson won't to Alice
wednesday might on important business
md VIII return IN few days.
Mr.. l.. X Foster aud family. who linv"
been visiting the Ventura rnnch. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. a. NJ French Of Corpus CHRISTI has
hceu visiting AT the Ventura ranch on
business
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BAN MARCOS

nsht ana e s mas been one of social en-
mem tuesday evening un ,s.k , pay pre-
,ed much rs. Wilkins OF Aiabama re-
beauty" a credit upon the worthy ladv.
was fipe,,u grace of the San Marcos
lnAs and - hnepleted IN the Greek pan
Pc TO ST SWg,eanx. The proceeds were
Thursday n s.sss Episcopal church.
"e endeayorssi Hhs, through the ener
OF the r. or Mrs. Hardy.
e,sur p.r5o With enc of The " 49,
ented here 'nsances that has ever hesn
Fate Nemoo,iiaor the benefit of the Ccn.
We're The hali at Richmond, VA.
ss.niiiar sesn nsesrtaches that night as
ift Nd " the he's lo St the a,,, war were i'm
Their signs an ndes srs CO., could In not ?,
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Mr. w, IT. Boyett OF This place was
married Monday last to Miss Williams OF
Erevllle. Itov. Bowen OF Rockport ofhciat-
ing.
Mrs. G. A. Davies loft Tuesday TO spend
the summer with her mother In Fnyette-
WHO. ARK.
Miss May is visiting her brother. l.. IL.
May.
spending the summer.
Mrs. Jennie Essex Of Fort Worth Is Wis.
ting friends hero.
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Monday night there was an Informal
gathering of young people at the Mcreun-
Tile hlii and dancing WAS INDUCED in TIL
the early hours OF the morning by Ahr
dcVoiecs of Terpschore Those present
were Misses Eliza Gilmer. llasca Sims.
Julia Moss. Lille Barbour, Bessie Moss
and Ina Holland: Messrs. II. H. curry. W.
G. Grlggs. j. II. Causey, c. +. Wilner-
spoon, j. l.. Gilbert. Howard iabit j, o.
Sims T.. Il. Curry and Professor William
Wignan.
a very pretty home wedding occurred
last week AT the home of Mr.. :. II. Liv-
ingstou, father Of the groom. The con-
tractinE parties were Mr. George Living
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-20
BRYAN.

Frank Clark came up from Houston
Monday night. .,,
T.. l.. Mistrot oil the Hrn Of Mlstrot
Bros. was in Houston on business TINS
week. concentrations, ,.,.,,a
''i ed Crenshaw left Monday night for
W. ". r. Connolly visited Hubbard city
w" Mrs. j. s. Moorng visited friends in
Navaso,a thi, week. a,
charles Fink returned Saturday even
'' Captain 4. =. Wilson OF Hearne was in
Bryan Monday. ,,, 49,.
Guy NJ Bryan, Or; left FRIDAY Tor
Mrs II. u. Dawson visited relatives IN
Waller county this week. .,,
Mrs Dr.. + NJ. Hall visited her daugh-
ters nt Hampstead this week.
i. Zulch and G. a. Iiarbers returned
jim Radford of Abilene was In the city
j" judge 9. @. Garrett of the court Of civil
appeals visited his sister, Mrs. j. f. PARKS
IN this city This week, ,,,ss n
Mrs Lou Mum and daughter, MISS LII,
lie, of Mississippi are visiting MAJOR anu
Mrs, j. ". Tabor.
Mrs, Knox aud Mrs Kinney came down
from Hcarnc Saturday 10 visit re iai ,,o,,
Judge w. II. Nall has returned from
Hardin county, where he attehaed instruct
court. ,,u ,ho
Colonel Fl. X. Dowzcr OF Verreil, VINO
for many years was citizen OF brSah'
was here This week. .,..,, A.. .or
Mrs. Kennedy, after visit TO her
daughters, has returned to her nome IN
Rev Weems wuotcn of Navasota was
REV. G.. Il. Clother, Miss Mamie Cloth
Ter. Miss Dora White. Miss Lou'a ooui'a, =
Mir. Dick Jones and Mr.. NJ IL. James NJ.
tended the Epworth League meeting III
San Antonio this week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-20
MARQUEE.

Mr.. Fred Darlington took drive over
To Leona during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Pruitt visited
Madisonyille.
Thornton. Miss Sherman of Centcrviile
accompanied her
Mrs Jinkins IL visiting In Hearne.
Mr.. VIII Hale OF Leona was here Fri
day.
MIR. Tom Mcmillan OF Buffalo spent a
day with US.
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Delegates Mr.. Homer Garrison and Miss
Clara Trammell left last Monday night
for san Antonio TO the l,pworlh league
conference. There were also others IN at
tendance, among them being MIR. and Mrs.
G. +. Smith. Mr.. aud Mrs, W. r. Avery,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. I-aSsetter. L. j. Milan
and Mrs. ollie Majors.
Mrs. q, w. Trammell and son. Mr.,
George have Just arrived home from
Henderson. whore they have been visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Gene Smith OF Shreveport is visit
Ing the family OF j. w. Ballard
Miss Mary Smith, after several months'
visit to Shreveport, returned home
Mrs John II. Phipps of Homer. La. is
visiting her sister. Mrs, A. II. Bryan,
Mr.. w. II. l'orv of Dallas spent last
Sunday In T!mpson with his brother, Mr.
H. H. Forv, the popular depot agent.
Misses Clara pounds and Rosa Garrison
Of Garrison are visiting Miss Tommie
Todd.
John Stephenson. candidate for county
Judge OF Center, is among his many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Homes. after pieas-
ant stay with their parents. Roy. u. n.
Bentley and Wife returned to Carthage
County Attorney ]. o. b. Richardson
attended Esquire Clements court Friday
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Knox. who have sboen visiting friends for
the past two weeks, left Friday for their
home in Giddings.
Mrs. L. NJ Cois,on went to Sinner FRI
day to visit her mother.
Mrs. Fulton came up from Victoria
Wednesday. She remained the guest OF
Mrs. Brownson TIL Friday. when she lett
for Giddings.
Miss Katie Brownson went TO NictortS
Friday. She Will remain several days. the
guest OF her uncle. Mr.. j. NJ. Brownson.
Mrs. Alex Hamilton and her sister, Miss
Mamie Thornton, returned Friday from
San Antonio.
Miss Maggie Woodall. who has been AS.
sisting Professor Glasgow In hts prepare
tory school, returned to her home In
Huntsville Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Forbes. after n pleasant visit
to her daughters Mcsdames Starkcr and
Blackwell, left Thursday for her home in
Dallas.
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,XAS j.
..sTEXANS
N~NNNNNA~%%~~~~~~S

1 melting had concealed Joyous laughter was
caused by mirth-producing scenes.
Rev. II. NJ DuBosc. beloved of all San
Marccosans. paid "A flying visit TO his hos,
OF Friends Thursday morning, coming
from san Antonio whore he had been nj.
tending the Epworth League conference.
OF which league he is the father.
Mrs: Harrison of Greenvillc, Texas, is
mere Tor her health. accompanied oy her
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LAGRANGE.

pov Percy W. Jones Will deliver his
s,rew vel, sermon on the first Sunday In
Nav lie has accepted call from the
Gonzales church. 80. ,. ,,..L
Mrs. ". NJ. Lcdbctter left last week
far Richmond, Texas. to visit her mother.
Mrs lula Sinks OF Bastrop, for many
vears n resident OF this place. cains down
IN attend the decoration services,
Miss Florence Bartlett leaves this eVeh-
Ing for New Orleans.
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I, DUELrNG SUPPRESSED.
April 2o.---Herr Bacon. ceatrists
ichstag today called upon the
take action TO prevent dueilnk.
upon tho public indignation
the killing Of Baron Won erntA-
unit Won Kotye, and asked why
had allowed the meeting % e.
they knew OF It. He sl!d me !,
sort had obtained the 2 yaiion
sllo in England. and asked WY q J.
or could not find y remedy ior
,ernrnent Or. Won noettlscher
sincerely regretted the recent
the authorities could not bs
II failing TO prevent the m.eos .s
rmurs from the members %
bel said that the aptllists would
TO the so-called higher clnsses
work Of mutual seif-dcstriiction.
added tho middle classes ar
yIcet. OF the ariafocracy. my
MS spreading becaure the ans'
confident Of being paruohe''