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Evening journal., 1896-11-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOES.

Thomas Paris, book-kecper for
Kcnaard & Co.. Wilmington, was on-
tertained by John Tobin YESTERDAY
Miss ella GilHs, Of Wilmington,
spent yesterday as the guest OF Miss
Reba Saunders.
y. L. Wilson. Jr. of New Haven
Conn, arrived in town Saturday for
a visit Go his parents.
Fennen c. Higgins. the Philadelphia
newspaper man who died suddenly on
Saturday, visited here several times
during the Spring and Summer and
prepared special stories which APP
peared IN the Philadelphia Press.
William IT. Leary, of New Bruins
wick. N. j.. who. while engaged in put
ting up the boilers at the new electric
power-house. became suddenly i'll with
kidney trouble. Is much improved at
his rooms I'm the jefferson House.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
WiIrninston Musical and
Educational pnStitui

ITVI NIITN HIIVVI.f
Tho Musical Literary Club meets
nrandov evening with Miss Wormley,
"a o'ciock. Terms, Sl.50 S1.75. on Tul
i4v and Friday, at l30 p. m, Mr.. llaI
nift's Drawing Glass. Miss Hamm
Wednesday, and Saturday, p. m, ch n
painfing. Members of faculty meet Md
day from 1 p. m. To examine and classI
pupils. Music In every branch.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
80 rnn -snIrTH

Southern Railway.-7H p. m, daily,
sleepers to New orleans, Memphis, Tam
pa, Ashevile and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-l2.49 2. m, daily.
sleepers TO Port Tampa and Macon l2.5i
night, daily, sleeners to Jacksonville.
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NAILs AnRIVn-

1000 o. m.-tfom wilmington. philndei-
phia and the North From Baltimore
aud inc South; From the Peninsula.
i.4O g. m.-trom Wilmington, Phlladci-
phia ana the North From Baltimore
and the South.
$50 p. m.-From the Peninsula; From
Wilmington and the North; From
Baltimore and The South.
O2b p. m.-From Wilmington only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE
1907 n. m.-For Philadelphia and VIII
mington; For the Peninsula: For Bal
umoro and Washington
1910 .m.-Eor philadelphia and Girls
field, railway post office; For the PEN
insula, For the North
lOo0 y. m.-NOr Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For the penisula; For
Baltimore and the South. mo regis.
tered mail sent south Of Dover)
6iO p, n.--For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For Baltimore ana the
South.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
RATrR0ADs.
PNNNsYLVANIA It2AILKOBU

The standard Railway Of America.
PROTECTED THROrGHOUr by THH
INTERLOCklNG SWITCH AND
BLOCK SYSTEM
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EFW CssTlF aOVFRJISfMfaTS

Nnw oAsrLE. NovnNanR aa. lsae.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
tBy mail in advanced
IEAIN8 ARRIVN.

TRAINS Altltl Y ~.
North-l21a, $50. ll.26 a. m, sos, f1is 6.26.
f0i, 1904 p. m.
South-S.3l, 20, HOP "a. m, 0H p M.
TRAINS LEAVE.
North-O.tQ, 63l, 8.46, llO2 a. m, lis, 5.3J,
f,4A, 1914 D. IN.
snuLh-aaa q. M. a0s l.0l d. M.
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thousands IHdOTss His Improved
Homeopathic RGmGties.
DlUgSss S Kept BUsy Handing Gut he'e
Curative Little Pellets.
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, KID
NEY TROUBLES, BLOOD DIS
EASES AND ALL NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS AND THROAT
AND LUNG AFFECTIONS
POSITIVELY CURED BY
MUNYON'S IMPROVED
HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES.

ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR NUN
YON's GUIDE TO HEALTH, BUY
A 25-CENT REMEDY AND CURE
YOURSELF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16

Sandy Point Texas, january 13.-sevoral
changes have taken place among the man
ages 0: the piautatl91s in this section
Mr. c. N IiH took charge Of the lar
rlngton plantation On January ana Mr.
W W. canno WIS PLACED over the con
vicis on this piace. Sergeant George
Adams, who was on the Darlington plan
teiion laet year year. hns gone 20 the
c. W, EiIdck farm at sartartia. i. H..
Campbell has been appointed manager Of
the Dowood plantation. Mr Campbell
was on Arcola last year Mr. y. J Ot-
burn has been employed ly Hunter q
Harlan on their place near Rrazor!a.
w.lore copyiCts are worked on shares With
the STATE. Mn Tor Gus. Perry has Been
appointed coryi-t sergeant on fhe Ar,oia
T,.c@e. SIR, VIM. Caldwell romans on Ar
cola as manager T.. l.. johnson Is man
aging this year for - 9. Cleveland on the
Thnrmond plarc and r. f. Ransom has
charge NJ China Grove. Most Of the land
81 dry enough now 10 break up and plowa
are running everywhere
bfr. r. O Crawford he's rented the botnl
ana 81 rurrng q stare ~ Rouuey. four
miles soutH Of tlis place. Mr.. Crawford
formerly lived IA Columbia.
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Livingston. Texas. January li-Nr g.
=. l.trld Is puiiirg " ;he machinery and
~ 100 te ready in thc early futgre fer "
pa.rirg machinery. gas ard farm lmple-
usr'F
" g. sawyer & Bro. have contracted
fef an ire plant and rroppse % put s.
l1 ~ Tire apron ching sea son. They Vill
cHerate u "a connection Eith their mIi
afl g.n near Choale'a creek, i1st south
o. town
Mr. Frazier. who recently arrived here.
has pgrciastd the dwelling recently oc-
copied 3 James ~ bennington and IS
now cifiz"n % LlYiuga'on- iie proposes
20 put in and opsraie q machine for man
pfsoturnE rag carpets. claiming that r.
siIl - a payiuR lGveftmert.
= Campbell Eaq.. e erecting "a rev
au3 handsome house on his lot in the
east~rn part " me tom.
g. j.. Carter oirtriot attorney, hsr pur-
chased thH beautiful lots north OF the
schpoi bni'iing ans viii huild a handsome
reti3enee thefron In the near future.
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THE DEATH ROLL

MRS. S, +. WEISlGER-Austin, Texas.
January l5.-NIrs. a p. Weisiger died Of
CONSUMPTION this evening at her residence
in Hyde Park
MRS. ROSS BURK-Goliad. Texas. Jan
nary 1.-THE wife Of Attorney Ross RurlI
died sunday of this week and was buried
in Oak I'M cemetery. Rev Gardner OF
hciatiug
MRS r. HWElLER-Corpus
Christi, Texas, January i4-Nrrs. Theresa
Baldeschweller, one of the oldest citizens
OF this city, died yesterday afternoon
aged Is yeara. Mrs. Baldeschweier came
to Corpus Cristi In 1915, when Taylor's
army OF 1000 men was stationed here. She
had vivid recollection of Generals
Grant and Taylor She leaves three grown
children, the oldest Andrew. living I'm
san Patricio county; he was the first
white male child born In Corpus Christi.
MRS, $. A. M'WHORTER.-R ockport
Texas, January 1S.-Dled in Rockport at
a, m. yesterday, at the home of her
son. Mrs. Sarah A. McWhorter, aged &C.
Mrs. MoWhorter was the mother OF ex.
Sheriff w. NJ. McWhorter, and grand
mother OF Miss Lulu aud Mr.. Amos n
Doughty, sister Of Mrs. Joiner of Taylor
Texas. and OF Mr. Nat Coursan Of Ceor-
eia. Deceased was well known through.
out Southwest Texas, and her death is
greatly deplored, Funedm occurred this
afternoon at O'Clock
w. II. CAWTHoN-Salado. Texas. jan
uary 1i.--Died at the residence OF his
brother, Or. Kit Cawthon, on the morn
ing Of the 18th Inst, Mr. w. II. Cawthon.
IN tho 10th year OF his age He went to
church on Sunday and returned home Tor
dinner In the evening he went over IN
ms brothers, only a short distance. ana
while there was stricken with paralysis
from which he died. He was horn m
Henry county. Tennessee: was I'm the
Mexican war. Mr.. Cawthon has been
resident Of Salado about thirty years ana
mas accumulated fine property. Inter
ment under Masonic auspices.
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THE EFFECTS OF. WHISKY.
One Man Mas Robbed and Another
Cut His Wife.
DAMAGES AGAINST THE N. K. & 7.
uassnser Psrrin's widow and Orphan
Recover for an Accident During the
Reunion Texas Sews.

Te1arkana, Texas. January is.-wfiliam
Bremen and family OF Nartinton. ILL.,.
registered last night at the Brunswick.
being en- route to visit relatives west OF
here. THIS morning Bremen. on getting
UP, inquired for the nearest saloon and
WAS told this was q dry town. He swore
he was going to have some whisky any
how and started out 10 hunt IT. Nothing
more was seen OF him until late this az
terroon when ne returned to the hotel
In badly dilspidated condition. He said
his found the whisky all right. but three
drinks proved too much and ne lapse1
into eiuTnber. When he came to him
reif no was lying between tire tracks in
the railroad yards. his pockets turned
inside out and all bis money, ;i5s gone.
George Martin. ooiored. became intox-
icaied last night and remained out rnin
after seas1nhble hours. His wife sailie.
went Out to hunt him armed with a cluD.
and, finding him, lot loose the bi7idgeon
on hts head. George then drew a razor
and siashed her head and face In q shock
ing manner, one Of the blows barely miss
ing the iugulsr.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

San Diego, January IA slow rain has
been falling here all day. This viii put
a fine season in the ground,
Jasper, January II Farmers are getting
rendy 70 put in another crop and IA good
deal Of nlowing is being done.
Hitchcock. January 1.-THE weather of
the last few days IS bringing strawberries
out in bloom ard truck gardens are look
Tag well.
Wharton. January ia spell of rainy
weather has set in. This IS unwelcome.
as planters have set to work early in this
county this year. There will be very few
acres left unplowed this year with us.
Magnolia Springs, January l5.--The
weather IS warm, with frequent showers:
land In lne condition Tor blowing and the
farmers are taking advantage thereof by
cuttirg stalks and breaking their lands.
Canada, January 1.-THE weather con-
tinues moist with east winds and fire.
quent showers. Fencing, blowing and gem
eral preparations are the order OF the day
and all seem hopeful that this y Ill be a
prosperous year.
Caldwell Janunry IA heavy rain
fell here last night, which will stop the
farmers from breaking land for n week
any way. There will he a heavy increase
in cotton acreage this year over last
one-third at least. and probably one
half
Ammford, January l5.-Copious showers
of rain have been falling here for the past
eight hours 4 general season now prevails.
while this interferes with early blowing
ana preparation OF lands. It Is conceded
to be Tor the betterment OF the coming
crop.
Rockdalc. January ia heavy rain fell
here yesterday afternoon and continued
through the night. Winter rpins are very
beneficial TO This section. being generally
followed by good crops on account OF mois-
tIre sinking deep into the earth ami
enabling 1t to bear the dry summer
weather
Corpus christi. Texas January IA
slow drlzziug rain set in yesterday af-
ternoon and continued at intervals through
the night. Farmers are breaking ground
Tor their spring crop OF vegetables. which
promises to be fine, The ground is in
good condition. and it is thought that this
section will have an early spring.
Edna, January lb.--Tarm work is rapidly
progressing and the ground Is IN fine
condition. A great maay fruit trees OF
various kinds have been planted out this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
K. or 9. INSTRUCTION.

Temple. Texas, January l5.-At 40
o'clock tomorrow the fourth District
Meeting, or School OF Instruction" OF the
order of knights Of Pythias viii be hela
. in tho castle hail OF Midlothian lodge No.
a. The lodges comprl ing the district are
&c follows; Martin 30. 70, Hearne 40. IS
3ft. Bonneli No. a. Tom Green No. IS.
Midlothian No. -, Bolton No. 81. Alamo
no. %, Central No. q. Killeen No. s..
cowan No. n. ROYAL 70. 81, Amigo No. s.
NcGregor No. n. Brownwood No p.
Moody No. 10i Whitney No. 104. pas,rcu
No. IL. Algeria No, Us. s. II. Hines 40.
IN. San Gabriel No. l2i Milan No. H..
Waco No. 10 Bancroft NO. ~. Bartlett
No. Iho, Lake CITY 10. i7e orion no. 100
Caldwell No, 49, Manor No. 30. Granger
No. 2I2
The programme viii consist OF aadresses
on-yarious interesting topics. exernpiinra-
ton o. The secret work by supreme repre.
fentatiyes; expiann, iors Of the new ,ufl-
cisry syston; exhibition OF model r., of
books, and q general inter hauEs Of ideas
as to the best means OF ircreaslng at
tendance a. lodge meetings
This school of .u rlctloa wifi be held
By the grand officers n the order In Texas
ard the k1Ilhts Of Temple have made
arrangements TO entertain a large num-
Der.
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NEW SETTLERS.
Calhoun county's Population II Rapidly
Increasing.

Sainoun Iounty'B population IL RAPIDLY
Increasing.
Pert Layaca, Texas, January is-Iast
winters cold. which caused such great
destruction OF FISH and oysters. has male
tns oysters scarce and the big reefs OF
Siataeorna bay. where most of the oysters
were taken, have suffered severely and
hao most OF the oysters killed, the fisher
men nave had 10 seek new grounds where
oeep water protected the oysters from
lreezing. This search has unexpec: ealv
revealed large reef in front OF the town.
ana Citizens are treated to the unusual
sight OF seeing large feet OF oyster
beats at work
great many new settlers have come
INTO the county lately and their new
houses are fct,irg the prairie making
business good for the lumbernnea and Civ
Ing an ag!tc '.itural look TO the cotintry
Rev. J. o Adams OF Brownwood. the
roted temperance lecturer. has been CIV
Ing John Barleycorn" hades IN a lecture
called The A. M!le-stretch He'll" lie
made his subject more Interesting than its
title would indicate. by well INTERCEPTED
anecdotes. and for two nights had a well
hiled house.
Hon. II. Martin. county attorney and
NJ Mahon, county Judge have returned
home from Austin. where they went 70
get the attorney general to approve Cal
houn county bonds for the erection Of
IA i1il IN which they were succe ssful. And
now the new Jail VIII soon he commenced.
the contract having been let at the No
vernber term OF the commissioners court
TO Martin, Byrne * Johnson of Victoria.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
FOURTH sUPrEMC Drsrp,cr

-
San Antonio. Texas. January ,5-Tba
rourlh court OF civil appeals made the
following orders today:
Ai1irmed-The Southern Iaoie, o.,,,,.....
vs. John Graham. from El Paso. \ g
moore VS. Lee Bivens, from Grayson
Ieopie's Building, Loan aud SAVING.
9sSoeiat'on vs. Clark x Boyce ct al from
Dallas; ROYAL Insurance companv 20 "
ana j. Levy, from Ellis. ROYAL Tnsn,.,,,
company vs.. Nj. Levy from rris.
N4pefa VS.; a. II. Mlgnon, from Tarront
reversed and Remanded- Ar,car,,,t.,.
harvesting Machine companv ~ g ~
Mapp, from Tarrant Vs. D H.
reversed and Rradered-Geor,,a u r,.,,.
vs. John D. Mitchell, from ,Iohnsoo.
~ NiIlough " Co. vs.. John /. Cle,,oia,s'
from johnson. - cleveland,
Moti9IS overuled-B. Perlllewtaoh =,
al VS. Flrst National bank OF noi. ~
l9r rehearing, from Tarrant. @ " na,. At,
al vs. X q. Johnson. coun,v tia. lay oV
lehearlhg, from Tairant; Jsko 80 ipr
- AZ vs. X. q. Johnson, CONT, ei'''I s
rtneAHhg, from Tarrant; Jako Ior
~ al vs. X G. Johnson, count, ,,. Io''''Soh
iVhoaflhg' from Tarrant. Nrs 49, lot
stephenson ct al VS. Eugenia "a, '% ~. q,
e. az 10 dismiss writ OF error rro,,, CIaPpell
~ r. Mchechan VS.. Theodore p,, Sa'iH.
al al to dismiss APPLICATION fo. huchholz
from Mason ior mandamus.
e',iplory Writ Refused-C II
81 w theodore Buchholz At a. NC
,.asiuaInns from Mason. o. apph-
~ I n Wlthdrawn-Presidto o
from Preside. ''''h on certificates,
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1WG ARHf.sr1s AlAnE-

Wharton. Texas. January it.-Ynste-tsay
Ehsrtn facl. Returned from s. Grip os,q
the sists. He Drongnt with HIM q negro.
l-t'1,.n Haywood, Nho stole John Fgf1'B
SNsr9e dHrsria siie tJ.days. TIE prisoner
-sas caiig1. aH1 h-,d by the authorities u
1>lEtrr. c5'Srty. riNa Information ~ LIf
Eira. TIE sheriff also Dr0yght back pey-
tca ErtAcrfos1, q regro mo has been
hicirg o.; for some weeks F-sh sanGry ara
various etarg@s arHlbpi hin ~ the courts
OF this co'iny. % use the sherir'a wor,lg
''For h9Hse5r@ak.ng. horse theft and hs.y-
VIZ ~ ms foSse SION cart load OF guns
pistols, etc. The latter w4s appreheudes
a. HarlsEn. on the Sunset.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-16
REBUILDING AT YOssE.

Kosse. Texas, Jenury Nearly al u
ihe parties who were burned out "a the
recent nre have adjust =! their losses
%ith the Insurance comp mics a'il are
contracting for their bulldogs to be re-
placed
H. G. Markham * huying ard receiving
fls neH stock ard VIII occupy Temporary
quarters IN the !. J.. Markham Llo-x
pending the erection Of 81 Is two bf'ck stores
On MS old corner
W. 9. Hlaloek ls receiving lis new
goeh Of drugs ana Il o2eni1g ir the Glnbs
Wilson & Co. building on the Arrett
block.
+ Allen and Il. a. Hearne have formed
partnership ard VIII build a nlco tg o.
story brick on Postofdce block and wiz
engage I'm handling musical instruinents
jeHeiry. etc.
n. ". Brewer has contracted Cor = nice
one-story brick. where hts fran. store Is
now located.
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REsoLrrIoNs ~ nEspcT.

Corpus Christ Texae. Jauunry 14-At a
rnestlng ~ rue Lseleg Reliet society hold
on Monday eys1ius january @. lie fol-
lowing REGULATIONS were pnersi
Whereav. g. t1e prurlirnce Of God. our
Iste pTsHl4 ne. Yrs. iierleD Clark. waa
tEAer. from us go hereby record 1rr Ge-p
gaef "a, OR Joss OF so efGr.-1t '.ad T.4iry
hesi. aat ezfe1e cur ain- .re ana deep
family.
He@yiye9, That = c0py % these rero.u-
tipaa b. cent 10 he CgrpHs Christi caller.
til Texas Sun ard TIE I.oIst9n Post for
publication.
Hre. o. r. Scott Mrs chaH. LYMAN.
Airs. chas. Wei, COMMITTEES.
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A brilliant complexiou I
self. 1t pleases the eyes :,
people and the minds cf hS,'
They know that a really so.i
Is a sign of health, and cssss',
There are different way, a ~
complexion cosmetics, vbiA
body, but ruin the skin srs
look silly and prematurslv IA
which only give a temporsr, AZ
Gus drugs which drive oins,a
from the face back into M.
these counterfeit" como,ss,'
safe and easily detected. m y
unnistakeable, much .adm,,.S
clearness of health can orS i
by clearing all bilious matten
out of the blood.
The first step towards r,,.s.
complexion by Natures ovr ~
get the blood clear and he r,,.l
and active. There is no counl,,sJ
low, muddy or piinply but 4 v;sI|
ana Drlgntcneu by DIR. piefy,
Medical Discovery. 1t Is liz NJ
complexion maker on earth, h \
fresh glow of real health 10 Il, \
thoroughly clearing all billion, ~
huInors out OF the blood. tsJ
the digestion and regulates Il. /
a mild, natural way. II give, NJ
to the blood, and not only b,,.}
complexion but makes the IN /
and the breath sweeter.
II the bowels be very much i,
It will be advisable to take IN
DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Pellet
with the Use of the Golden -
covery." One or two each d.
fcient to get their laxative III
or blood cleansing, effect viii i
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THE STATE CAPITlL
Warned to Look Out for Jsss Z
News Notes

NV aNUNtSs 81
Austin. Texas, January I'm
authorities received tslephoM
tonight from the sheriff OF Blsr1l
asking them 70 look out for ID
jesse Kennedy. who killed Bv
Blanco city this afternoon. Nor3
Of the tragedy given. Both ~
young stockmen and well know
Comptroller Finley and Genei
hcimer. member of the penitentAT|
left for Richmond tonight to N
trial of Superintendent WhatlF
Governor Ross, president Of .
cultural and Mechanical colles'
in the city this evening TO atteM
ness with the comptrollers dep'
r. j. Lee or Waco, who was
rendered the position OF agsa'
verslty lands by the board Of ~
rived this evening and will beg'a
once.
Railroad Commissioner STOREY /
Bastrop this evening. u
a call for 1000 registered genaa
warrants up to ana lhciuulhs
0o0 and covering $500 was MAJ
State treasurer.
The governor offered reNaN
for the arrest of the unknowh y
of George Torian and $50 lot w
OF Manuel Castillo, charged viva
der of Gil Hinojosa. Both nN
Cured in Nueces county.
The attorney general today w
5000. 90 issue of Galveston SeneI
edness funding bonds.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The County Commissioner Became
Heated Over Accounts.
PREPARING FOR BAGGAGE AGENTS.
VIII he Entertained with the Usuai
oyster Rosst-Fi Fined for Keeping
Policy Shop.

Galveston. Texas. January 15.-At the
adjourned session of the commissioners
court today the first matter considered
Was petition from Dickinson taxpayers
asking Tor drainage canals. and this led
up TO general discussion OF bitches. eul-
verts and county roads and bridges ard
the extent 10 which the court might go
IN meeting the expectations If The tax
payers. the matter being fnally referred
10 the county attorney.
Then there was renewal Of the dis
cusslon OF the bill OF 1890 To- ,'r apping
the county bridge across tie West hay,
the work having been ordered by the read
and bridge committee without s !thcrity
o. tho court. except guch as was contained
IN the power to act" attachment to the
reference resolution. which Il IS conterded
by the presiding official lid rot warrant
so large an expenditure. IL was not con-
'erpiated that anything Ike large sum
should be expended FOR work for which
competitive bids had not beeh invited.
one or two or the commission betrayed
some little heat during the progress of the
discussion, but objections to accounts pre-
scented continued and when hill for
twenty-five loads Of manure at $3.50 a load
was presented the presiding officer and
ni lectl's commissioner declared they could
bay the same stuff IN any quantity de-
sired at load. and this bill also went
over.
THE TROLLEY CAR RACKET.
The case against the participants in the
trolley car disturbance on sunday night
In which Billy Edwards was so badly dis
figured We're again before the recorder
,h's morning ana after sithcient evidence
"a' ''eh heara l" enaMe tne court 10
ten eohciu9loh rs 10 the isets. Willie
nN.' mo Joha Convey We're nned 20 each
I'm tne o.ner cases continued. Edwards
W t'.iui'eu 10 ,he Sealy nosp,'aI as
Al OF me wounds received IN the melee
NV ao.e 10 "pl''ar ~ 'o"r''
L n%'''''-A'i' u 9A'-A'' ihh7'
Ftepafa'ons are being made Tor the
h. s,,e 1870 "a, .h 'ai.'rlls'l OF .ne
rcyf SATURDAY artar tha edt,I.,-,,vs,,. 80
tbe,- co,,va,t,on g., e. no, ol
entertainment will be under he auspices
Of the chamber of commerce. and will
terminate with the usual and ,rnvitabIe
oyster roast, which. though ,ome.hing of
a chestnut TO the Galvestoaian, IS ever
a fresh and inspiring novelty TO the visitor
'''"' NV INTERIOR
POLICY SHOP RAtDHD
Yesterday Mounted Officers P9fel and
Jacobs made raid on J olicy shop on
' "entv-eighth and avenue l., and captured
several tickets and other poli'y rara pher-
n-ia- George Woodland, said to be the
ptopnelor OF me place was arrested
WIN ",,'h"Iul!y N'ep'ns ana or
-ts ioI Sli. io'lery t'cEe,.. IN me re
~ 49,, '"' ''.'' '"O' "'''5' "o"N!''"u was
hiNi- VII SAIL
Nh or sale has been filed In the Of
nee or me county clerk. whereby Peter
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81. for return on train Ma 4
Houston Friday morning M
No tickets viii be sold to b
points other than those a n
grams have been placed. but /,
supplied can secure tickets Al
that are either by wire OF ls.lr
Mr.. w. Jake Giles leaves y
Charles. La, where. at $50 cad
row afternoon. he viii be- we...|
Estelle Bullock. charming n
Of the Lake city. Jake, for i,
familiarly known. is an N
thrifty young man and has Il
friends In Beaumont who wis.
plness in the life he is prepsal
ter. After the ceremony Mr. 4
return with his bride 10 hi
future residence.
Construction on the Hotel l
Port Arthur is fairly under vi
jefferson Lodge, knights III
ret tonight and installed offIes
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Velasoo, Texas, January 1.-THE dredse
boat VIII he towed down to the jeftl.s,
today and begin work tomorrow morning
Yesterday ana today the weather was
80 very bad. with heavy sea running
outside, that no work could be done on tho
lettea or at tho rock pile.
the members OF the Texas Coast Canal
co'npa1y. who arc here In their steam
yacht VIII run Mp TO Brazorla today and
meet me property owners Of the county.
who are there attending district court