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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13
NO COMBINATION.
The Plan to Unite Against Chesney
Goes by Default.

The plan to unite on one candidate
for the legislature in the Thirty
seventh representative district viii
fail if present indications count for
anything. An effort was made to have
a meeting Of the Representatives of II.
c. Larimer, A. E. Jones and Col J. w
f. Hughes but without success.
Tt was thought that it would be wise
for two of these three men to withdraw
but Col Hughes and Mr.. Jones did not
take kindly to the plan and the matter
was dropped There win consequently
be four men in the race for the n0mi-
nation for representative, all confident
of success
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13
WIND TOOK THE BARN
At Joseph Reeds Place but Left the
Cow and Horse.

The two story barn on Joseph Reeds
place at Fifteenth and Washington
streets was blown into kindling wood
by the heavy wind which preceded last
evenings rain.
There were three horses and a COW in
separate box stalls in the barn at the
time but not one was injured The
barn was blown from over them, leav-
ing them standing alone on the site Of
the building. The structure was torn
to pieces and most of it fell about 100
feet aWav.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

London. May ia dispatch from
Capetown to the Times says. Local
feeling is strong in Cecil Rhodes favor
that if he were a candidate here for
election. or in any British country, he
would head the pol
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13
WOLCOTT IGNORED.
Denver Republicans Endorse Telle
and Skip His Colleague.

-a-A SIP rs IoIIeagus-
Denver, May 13--The Arapahoe
county convention after a long and
stormy session adjourned at a late hour
last night Resolutions endorsing sill
ver. protection and reciprocity were
adopted. Senator Teller's course in the
senate was unanimously endorsed.
Senator Wolcott was ignored in the
resolutions though an amendment
condemning him a s'disloyal to the in
terests of the people of Colorado" was
Overwhelmingly voted down.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

Parsons. May 13.-The Parsons Crys-
tai Ice company has contracted with
the representative of an eastern firm
for another ice plant with the capacity
of 20 tons daily. The company has
made satisfactory arrangements with
the water company for water and the
plant viii be located in a central por-
ton Of the city The new enterprise
viii require an outlay Of s82. 600.
Mr. r.asr,- ra7a7t F-rf5sv EVENING
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13
British Mission rnotad.

Shanghai. May 13.-Anti-nissionary
riots broke out at E1iang-YIn yesterday.
The British mission was looted and
burned The missionary escaped.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

F. r. Fem, wife and son are at the
Throop- Mr.. Fem represents the Fra
zeur, Turner Mercantile Co, of St Jo-
seph. No. He is here pushing the Paul
inc Hall cigar Mr.. Fem has the repu-
tatiOn of being one Of the hest and
most popular cigar salesman on the
road. and is doing a good business here
for the firm he represents He has had
large orders placed from nearly all the
leading cigar dealers in the city. Mr.
Fem maintains that the Pauline Hall
cigar is second to none Of the high
grade cigars and that if push and en-
ergy VIII make a name for it in this
city they win have the smokers using
nothing else. They have a large an
nouncement on the 5th page Of this is
sue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

]. S. Gregory, the well known and
popular Dress Goods Salesman has
been in Chicago for the last six years,
has returned to Topeka and has ae-
cepted a position with the Model Sup
ply store He viii be glad to have his
friends call and see him He is stop
ping with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Jno.
Dice, 1035 Lawrence street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13
Nine Alma Jointists indicted. =

Alma. May 13-The grand jury after
having been in session one week re-
turned into court with true bills against
nine separate supposed vfelators OF the
prohibitOry law. The number of counts
in each Indictment range from three to
fifty-nine. the average against each
person being about 20 counts.
Mr. Leib's benefit Friday evening.
Order feed and fuel Of w. r. Cannon.
929 Kansas avenue.
Bicycles ana sundries. Topeka cycle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13
Mr. Leib's benefit Friday evening.

If you desire a 1ux.~-0us growth of
healthy hair Of q natal color ma
use only Halls Vegetable SiolIan Hair
Remover.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

Be sure and get tickets for Song Re
cital for Benefit of AIr. Lelb First IA.
~ church. soc; Friday evening, May
Is. Hear Mr.. Walker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

ar. LsiB'5 beneat Friday evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

Mr.. Lens beneat Friday evening.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-13

Mr.. Leib's beneat Friday evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
COURT AT mALLETrsvILLE.


Instructions to Jury Commissioners-Sen-
fenced to the Penitentiary.
Hailepsvllle. Texas, February ly.-Dis-
trict court Ia grinding away on the Grim
lnal docket. and the stato Is getting s4pme
toll. T. ]. Ezzeli. on charge OF sw.nd-
ling. was given two years. Much SYM
pathy Is felt for him and his family. He
was raised In this county. and up to .
short time ago was well-to-do. Ho en-
gaged in the mercantile business ut Hope.
did credit business. and hN troubles
commenced, ending thus.
Bunk Ponton, who assaulted and severe
~ cut 8, ]. Thompson. deputy shcriff, at
Egaell at a Christmas tree, December u
last Olso received two years;
Surry Johnson, colOrod. charged With
burglarlzing the barn OF II. u. Allen in
sweat feathers and stirrup loalhors, was
Pal Dunn. who with John shrirnsro. Is
charged with mn assault with intent to
kill Cana Eads NJ foakum last flLl. ~
on trial. number of parties arc here
from Yonkum ana much interest IL taken
In the case Private prosecution Is emf
W. Il. Hawkins OF the place. Charles x.
HolehAll OF Sinner and W. l.. Oranburry
OF Hone were appointed jury commission,
ers 10 draw grand and peSlt juries for the
next term OF court. Judge Spooner read
them the law In regard 10 their duties and
gave them Instructions, among other
things telling them 10 select mon properly
qualified, regardless OF nationality or race.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

North Galveston. Texas. February H.
Mr.. j, II. Earl, Chicago capitalist, VINO
has recently purchased about 3lp,UV
worth OF North Galveston fruit lands
aud town lots, left for Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. Earl has been here some weeks. looK-
ms after his lands aud having some OF
IL fenced and broken. lie has iefi man
In charge and the fencing, breaking ana
planting Will continue ti.i his return IN
the cary fa,l.
Mr. Nj, c, swan. who has been "hoiuiug
down" the wires at this point for thu
Galveston. La Porte anu Houston, went
TO Houston for short visit yesterday.
Mr.. Charles o. Johnson Of the caves,
home In Orange Miss Pattye Saxon. n
young lady about sixteen years OF age.
stepped on the sharp prongs OF rake.
one Of which went through htr foot, rais.
ing an exceedingly painful wound.
company last night at this place was high
ly enjoyed. though the patrons were not
pleased with he fact that the opera was
curtal!cd considerably to allow the com
pilny to depart on the 10 O'Clock train
The Taxpayers In school district No. 9 In
Orange county have voted a tax Of 20
cents on the 500 valuation In their district
for hchool purposes This Is one OF the
most poplous districts In the county.
At tho session OF the commitiioners
court Just adjourned the tax levy for the
present year was fixed at Is cents on the
800 valuation, being . cents more than
fer last year, the extra conty being
levied for building puTposos
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Mrs N. q sprrHERD-.we herford,
Texas, February ic.--kirs N. q, Shepherd,
70 Sears OF age. died yesterday.
MRS W. % MoNTA0Ut,-K ossc,
Teas. February ic.-Err. w. Il. MoH-
taeue died yesterday evening At o'r.ock
Observation-Disclosures. TeEaa.
February iT-Mr Geo. Hcadsick ana Ai.sS
County Judge L, Il. Quinn.
MRS, MATrIE ROBERTS - Corpus
Chtlsu. Texas, February iO.-Mrs, Matte
RoAerta VITO Of Ar Georee Rober,A, a
popular business man OF ms city, died
yesterday morning at io.25 o'eiook.
W. n. HARRIS brandon. Tesfs. Feb
ruary Elton. W. n. Harris ci years Old,
an old citizen of this county nnd ex.
mayor OF Brandon aud x-listlce OF the
peace OF thi5 precinct. died heio today.
l.. g. MILLEn-Aidlagd, Texas. Fnbru-
airy iS- l., u, Miller Gied on Texas and
Pacific tf'aln, lie WAS taken on the train
here, lie was from Phoenix, Arix., going
honio 70 Indianapolis, Ind.
MRS. MARGARET DAILY - Corpus
Christi; Texan, February te.-Mrs. Mar
garot Daily. nm aged lady. sister OF Mr..
Pat Wha'en, died In this city nj the resi-
A. IN.
MRS. MAGGIE u RowI.ErT-lay
City. Texas, February ls.- Died In Bay
City on Saturday. February 49, MawRie H.,
wife OF N. n. Rowlott, aged about 30. she
Is survived by Il husband and three small
children.
loyE,cHisM- Thornton, Texas. Febru-
nry, f-Marrlcd az the residence VI the
brides stept9ther, Mr. q, w, i.ewie, AZ /.
las. oldest son Of United States Marshal
Y. W. Love. TO Mics Ramona Chlrm, ROy.
Mi, Pearson OF Tehuacana officiating.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21


FINCH: Pcarcs-cnero, Texas. ioenru-
AIRY ia-Mr. Y. A. Fink and Mrs, Pearue,
daughter Of MIR. A. V. Marilndaic. were
married last night at tho BRIDES real
dencc
WHITE WALLER Mosiu, Texas, fen-
tuury il.-Mias Ora Waller ana 4. A..
WINE OF THIS place We're quietly mar
riod last night at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents,
Observation-Disclosures, TEX.
as, February lp--Miss Lucy Sanders ana
Mr. jesse W. McLendon wero married at
the First Baptist church last night, REV.
j, c. Durkett, officiating.
RECToR-PIERSoN - Marlin. roxns.
February l0-M,Ss Stella rierson OF this
pace ana Mr.. w, II. Rector OF Lott were
married today at noon lt the residence
or the brides parents MIR. Ed pierson.
Rev, J, II, NJ TnuchHtone officiating Ihe
young coupe departed Immediately Tor
their future home at Lott
WoODsON- FLOYD-AnLerson Tcxas.
February N-Professor q. c, Woodson
and MlAB Clay Floyd were married at
the Baptist church here on Sunday. feb-
runry ic at 4 o'clock. Judge J, a. Me.
Dona!d. lf. officiating. Professor Wood
son has lived here about two Year, ana
has been, during that time land Is now.
principal OF Patrick ncadeniy. Mtss
Floyd was raised here and Is wei ana
fnN prnhly known TO all our people. VINO
wish the happy couple success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
GREEN'S BRIGADE.


Programme for the Entertainment OF
VeteranH at Cuero.
cuero. Texas, February i9-Thc follow
ing IL the programme for the meeting of
Green's Brigade reunion at cuero Fob
ruary 81
The brigade will assemble nj $50 Friday
morning at the corner OF Esplanade and
Court House streets In front OF tho Cor
mania hall. where the procession Will DO
formed. and march to Turner hall, Com
rIde John H. wonord. marshal,
lh0 exercises Ut Turner hau VIII be ns
folloWsi
Prayer .....,.,....,Rov, A. II. T., McCurdy
Address OF Welcome. Mayor OF the cry
Response on Behalf OF brigade ,,,...
Hon. j. II. McLeary. Fifth peNus Cav.
Business meeting OF the brlgnuc,
Dinner at GermnnlG hall at : o'clock
to which all members OF Green's brigade
aud ladies accompanying them are In
viled.
The brigade viii reasscmble for business
IN Turner hall NJ o'clock.
Reception by the ladies OF the city to
the members OF the brigade and ladies
accompanying them at Turner hall at 8
o'clock Friday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
LITTLE VALENTINE.


II searched the world over. oh, where
A dainty wee blossom so much to my
Fron The bright sunny head to tho little
pink feet;
sweet7
or rose ieaycs and dew her checks seem
10 be mndo.
And tint from the ul,ies on her soft
eyes are laid,
Her hands like the petals of lilies 30
And her voice like the Iark's 10 morn
ing bright
oh. hopeless the soarchi but IN tell some
bright bird.
were heard,
And he'll ny TO my darling though win
ter blows cold.
And whiapsr tho message more precious
Elisabeth A. DaviA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

70 sneered at nor obliterated. Anarchists
uont write such history l have never
shrunk from the inshings OF ncwspnper
and | will not begin 10 do SO In ihs
broader field to which my commission
from the people has transferred me. III il
" 70 be the fate OF this great Republic 10
torinn guards were wont to put tho cm
perorship up to tho highest bidder. "
congress Is TO become OF to remain tho
cowardly tool and purchpsonhlc nrent ~
the wealthy. II the Federal Judiciary ara
10 undermine and destroy the constifii.
ton. rs foretold by Jefferson, n our liz.
critics arc to he lost through supine ir.
norance and venality. L. as sentinel On
the watch tower holding q sacred tr1,st
can not ho charged with having assisted
my country to its degradation by giving
b. II. Tn,nnn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
THE NEW woMAN"

For II. r. a. Page.
The presa have devised new woman"
On grand eyoluiionnl plan;
creature so near superhumnn.
o, shea really hall woman. half man.
Like q man canoe rhe can paddiel
Four.ln-hsnd. dr. We a each. or she seoota
On II bicycle, boldly nttraddle,
In hsr tght-httlng breeehes and boots.
But she'll weep and have iis like woman
II wretch diabilltnl darea
Raise a laugh when by accident common
The scat OF her trousers she tears.
So here's TO tho womnnly wosinn.
Our mothors and swoeihcartp OF yorc;
Tho woman half angel. half human
No woman but her wen adore.
As out on Tho bteeze floats her banner.
Her dainty white roho, ike the snow.
Ev'ry true son Of Louisiana
Around II Will rally. | trow.
Price Cross. Post L. Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Victoria. Texas February io.--Mr AMI
Mrs. Il. NJ. Smith have the sy,n,A4,hy OF
died yesterday afternoon, quite suddcniy.
TITO Victoria amateur ministries went
to Elna Monday and gave an entertain
mcnt thai night, which pleaped every ono
30 wei that they woro Induced to seniaIi
over and give another last night.
btra, Alice Goodwin ~ here In the In
tetoit Of the National Mnif Bhyinc as
ISOLATION Of Chicago, and has secured a
number OF contributions TO the eAuho
Mr. 81, c. Mayberry hns sold out his
aud ieayeB for Houston today, where nc
Will probably locate. Mr.. j. ii, Rodgers
Of Gonzales has opened another raoKct
store in the Morris building, on uonsti-
tuition street.
Clark & Daniel 10 the Arm ns.ne OF
now grocery establishment on tns corner
OF Main and Forrest street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
HARRY FOX NOT GUILTY
The Famous Daisy Dauniass Case
eads in Asqu,.tu,
FRIENDS OFFER CONGRATULATIONS
ca'e arni' . mr. a. II. Fnacr Nal.
~ s-"d b. ,hc D,-,r,u A,..,p...
h"r ."ur, rrocs"a,n ..
TENDS OFFER CONGRATULATIONS


iiouston. Texas. February 10
Al o'c.oci, yesterday Afternoon. me
Jury IN the case OF Henry s lcoN. charged
by Indictment with the murcer VI DAISY
l"te'he'u. returned u verde, Of NOT g,n..y,
anu the young man WALKED from tho
oourt room froe man. his going and
coming being unfeitere1 BY an appear,
aheo bond or tie gIaidlanship Of a aoirt
officer.
Whea tho criminal district court opened
Yesterday with Hon. E. D. Gavin upon
tho bench. Judge Fleming announced that
INC State had no additional evidence to
oi'er. Judge Gavin dxcd the time OF ar
gument AT two houra for each side. u.
W. Camp opened for the State and was
Followed by Colonel J. W Jones FOR the
defense. Mr., Garnett closed Tor the 60.
Tense. and TIE elos,nE nrsumenr for tho
state was made By Judge Fleming,
Judge cavlns charSo vas given TO The
jury at o'clock and the court then adj
journed for dinner Court reassembled
and as soon as II convened the Jury
was brought In aud Foreman Sam Allen
announced that they had agreed upon a
H.rdlot. which was read, It being AZ stated
ahove--not guilty. AIR. Fox thanked each
OF the Jurors In turn and was then con-
graduated By his friends who were pres
eh' and who had remahtd In the court
room with him throughout the entire
trial.
The case OF Mrs. A. n, Foster. charged
Win the same oueuse was then called.
she was prvsVht WAN ner attorn.y y, W. q,
Love. anu ANNOUNCED Willingness 10 pro.
ceeu al once Mlth the case but Dls,rct
ht,ofhsy ohiesinc announced that az tne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

and the club bids fair to enroll n large
number or ladien who are fond OF thin kind
OF work AT tho ncxt moettng complete
eleetlon OF officers VIII 10 made
Ah tiupement, romantic wedding and
ane CONSEQUENT felicity indigenous tbervio
Wa Wa timely frustrated at ! O'Clock thia
yeais o. aec and u pupll In the fourth
xraue Of the public schools is the lady re-
, MT TO- Her mother received u note
v'svu her of the tricks Of cupid and cont.
potey giving the snap away" where
, uuvn she went TO tho school houue and
Vok her daughter home, II was obser, "a
.llht the intended bride wore n better
costume than uaunl for every day, and Il
wwns discovered that her lover 'took a
International and Great Northern rail-
rotl, the young lady admitted being be-
a mo!hed, but was not disposed TO tell the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
BEAUMONT BUDGET.

idsf OF Way 10 Railway Improve.
menus ut Port Arthur.
Beaumont Texas. February ls.-M a
SPECIAL meeting OF TIM city council, held
TINS afternoon, ait ordinance was passed
granting the Texnrkana ard Fort Smith
rAilr- nd risAt " way Tor a single tract,
from tho Noehcs i1vor west to .,a!lroal
avenue. The Texarhana end Fort s,sItl,
IA a part OF tho Kansas city. PlttsDur.
ana Gulf rail.oad system. All tho right
OF way for the rcdd IRON this city to Port
arthur has been secured and four dluer-
ent sang5 arc vigorously pushing the
grading, .whilo al,oihcr has about pro
pitNa 70 drive the pliing Tor tho Jew Ili3ri
tl.NSfss aud BRIGGS.
4. 5. hammond, general irnuarer OF
Tie ftad, ace onpdn.Cl by t-nalnt-,r H. H.
Lees, made trap 70 Port Arthur today
iutGfhing tonight. 1hcy report lnat con.
rdeuon OF tho bis hotel and other i'm
povelnonis are progressing niceiy and
every thing viii he IN readlncns to receive
VISITORS az the new city W Maroh 10 Mr.
J. emmond VIII 80 cast tonisa,, .bp, wall
Tug grand bal md banquet TO Dc given
py Saddo lribd Nc, ), Improved order OF
heu Mtn, AZ the opera house Friday night
/ Ncs every promise OF beng a success
The AFFAIR is TO be given for the purpose
o. raising money fer the benefit fund OF
Tie tribe, and the Rcd Men are making
'sNiA preparation 10 hlu 10 INC hltuAhfta
OF tho4c WAC attend
Beaumont, Texas. February ls-w. A.
Savage OF Savage 6 Co. who are pros
poctlng for oil near Sour Lake. was In
the city yesterday and reports that an
excellent quality OF black oil has been
found at n depth OF 80 feet, but whether
or not the oil exists In paylng quantities
is yet unknown. While In the city Mr.
Savage purchased carload OF barrela
nom The Reliance LumOtr company ana
oluered them shipped to sour LaNc. Save
axe q Co. are HBu unuOr contract TO bore
for oil at Gladys cay, about three miles
nom Beaumont.
Ladies Of the Baptist church viii give
Wnshington'H Birthday parry at the rest
donce OF Mrs. W. A. Fletcher on Feb
rIary y, The entertainment In to be
n novel affair and II Will doubtless be-
crowned with success.
The rumor tonight is that the work OF
securing right.of-wuy Ia aud through
Beaumont for the 1exarknrn and Fort
Smith railway was completed this after
noon. Tho citizens committee appointed
to accomplish this have been vigorously
at work all day and II II generally be-
lieved that the rumor Ia based on facts
2 ne site for the depot has not been Sc
lected M yet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Orange, Texas. February is,--rhis morn.
ing about O'clock the residence OF Mr..
Angus McKlunon was totally destroyed
by IRE and only part OF tho furniture
was rescued from the burning building.
lively, though u " thought a lamp which
had boon left burning exploded. several
OF the neighbors having heard an exc
ploslon and seen thc flames soon after.
Tho building, worth about 1850. was a
total loas; insured In the Queen Insurance
company for 5000 The family were
sleeping In tho upper story and when
awakened the whole noor was In flames.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Rockport, Texas, FebFuary B.-DItrIc'
court adjourned for the term last night
]. r. VETS, convicted of granddaughter and
given Eve years. accepted his term and
was duly sentenced By the court.
Judge Lowe pretty wei cleared up both
dockels and both he and District Attor-
ney Walton won golden opinions OF the
Abou 40 people came IN inst night from
The Aransas harbor salea-about two-thlrd
OF those who attended the sales. good
terday and today. but none OF them tn
vested.
Canvass back ducks now bring fame
prices and the hunters are having fair
success In killing them. Ono boat yester-
day sold iA canvaHs-backs for ,zS6 nee
that g, over pacing Ice, expressags. etc.
Red heads bring ~ % y per pair
this evening by G. q. Tripis and the re-
coipts OF cabbage Increase daily.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

Abilene, Texas, February B,-Abilens
has shipped 1854 bales of cotton this
season and there arc several hundred
bales now In the yards
The farmers are busy sowing oats whom
ever the ground Is not too wet, and early
gardening has begun,
Mr., George Gray OF Midland. has pur-
chased an interest In the Windsor hotel
and win take charge OF II nfler March l.,
Two additions have recently been made
10 the bnr at this place, Hon. Wash Joneg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21

yeiasco. Texas. February is.--'rhc pro.
fossor OF the eolored inStitute at TINS
place undertook TO correct some oil the
scholars. which caused a general UP
rising among the pupils, and tho pro-
fessor came out second best ali around.
a gadder but wiser man.
The river n again down TO ite natural
level and reports from It's mouth show
that tho depth over tho bar mas NOT
changed Parties are continually roin,
out TO sound and gntinfy Themselves maj
Yelasco IL the deep water port OF tine
Texas coast and no mistake.
the river today or in the morning. ana
work Viii at once begin driving piiing
and putting In wing dana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-21
vIsIrnns coaiINa.

Galveston. Texas. February i,.-vioo
President Purdy OF the Missouri, Kansas
and Tcxas; A. a. Allen. general super
intendent; J. W. Maxwell. snperlniend-
snt OF the Ttxas lines. and President
Nicholson OF the First National bank OF
81 Louis Will arrive In the city fomor-
row evening or Friday morning from 81
Louis.
The Katy ofncials are on business rein-
tive to the new unjol depot and viii re-
main IN Galveston neverei days. Mr.
Nicholson, during bi5 stny here, will be
the guest Of Colonel w. L. Moody aud
will 80 Non = hunting trip 10 Lake SUR
prise FOR = few days