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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-21

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far as West Virginia 10 concerned. Tho
Varsity boys played pudueBncs d Ito
game u few weeks rEyo. and tho game
this afternoon Will DO the hottest III the
history OF Pittsburgh. Though the
Wtst Virginia roottrs viii BE- few In.
comparison. they will have n chance to
root. Should their favorltcS win their
Joy will DO n%nboundGd. only TO be OK.
ccedcd it the Youngstown Giants fall
TO scorc with Trenrlnrd's men on
Thanksgiving. Such Il desired result az
tho winning Of both Baimes would Give
tho West Virginia boys the champlofT
ship west Of The Allegheny mountains.
And Slatcmyilic will turn out n go0dly
share or It's populncn today. II VIII have
u chance to weep In conjunction with
tho fond admirers OF other teams 40
thoy zee the bird ofvlctory perch on their
rivals. The Enmc In SlstCrsYlllc will be,
however, u friendly contest, having lots
OF excitement, but tho fun VIII DO for
tho Wheeling boys who arG very san
Eulne OF running up Il good score. The
eleven from hero IL u strong one, and
leaves tho city shortly Attcr noon. They
expect to keep SlsterSvlllc from making
u touch down without any trouble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-21
FOOT BALL.

With thesettinG ofto-day's sun paeans
OF rejoicing will peal out on the autumn
air asscme feet footed half back eludlnE
his pursuerS darts down the field for the
winning touch down. Thousands Of
spectators In GREATNESS expectation Will
line the Gridirons OF the big games while
the result Is In doubt, and the sound OF
the gong calling time will bring cheers
and regrets To-day's games between
the leading college teams Will decide
their relative merits. and the coaching
OF the season has had the contests OF to-
day in view. The annual meetings OF the
old rivals will take place in New York
and Philadelphia, md whether YAle's
blue shall lower the orange and black
OF the Princeton Tigers or the proud
crimson OF Harvard go down before the
red and blue of odd Penn" are Qucs-
anxious partisan this morning as he rises
from n bed OF sleeples5 unrest
Princaton seems to have been the IA
voritc In the betting until within the last
few days. when the boys OF Old Ell have
taken courage by the showing OF their
team in practice. Last year the Tigers
were the losers, though faYorltc5 In the
beginning OF the saAsoR as In this. but
the wearer OF the blue have n habit
or bobblng up sSrenely at the final game,
and 1t maybe n repetition OF 1895. In the
I~iarvard-U. OF p. game at Philadelphia
the Crimsons seem destined for another
defeat. They surprised their friends by
holding the PennsylvauIans down pretty
low last year. and II they win to-day Il
will be even q greater surprise.
Our little mountain state will cut q fig
ure up In the Smoky city this afternoon,
and IL DOGGY" Trenchard's boys don't
make the DuQuesne5 pun for every inch
OF ground gained something will be
wrong. The last week has seen them In
special training quarters under his eye
day and night. and the business men OF
M~organtOwn emptied their tllls 10 bet
on the student athletes. The team will
be accompanied to Pittsburg by 800
Btudents.the cadet body going in full uni
form, md @ brass band will make The
special excursion a merry one. Every
nerve will be strained by the Duqucsnes
TO win, or their contest with the unde-
feated Washington 6 Jefferson eleven
will be shorn of championship lustre. as
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H1frri CHrhran.r right end and captain
.. I'fnr team, IL one OF thu best
s.'' 'a the country at the present time.
90, ,.r,n% Princeton he has played
lrsi'y AZ end and full back.
- ihlIcnTral 1t tackle viii, III that
...N'n with credit to himself and the
,o.. Wan" Iillcbrand thoroughly un-
y ''.H. Fac game. he Is hardly up To
=. ..iE form as yet.
IN Alm7trnnS played rs tackle for
'-'f before he came 10 Princeton.
FraHon Armstrong played half
a. the Varsity md did great
~ tb,7 snlHon the coaches nut him
an. 'l f,1!rd onh there he viii prob
i'tF IN in-day'a contest.
" Galley vas chosen by Walter
ZIP .gr tac all American tenn In
H. at hiH effective work ut centre,
'..|n c0Euc for the Tigers Ins.
Ian ana has been at the same pJgl.
'"'' year. Their. IL probably no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-21

\ 9p0lFGs
A GREAT BATTLE.
A GREAT BATTLE.

mi, afternoon oil Manhattan Field,
,,g York, one Of the greatest toot'bnll
.,,.ie o, tho year will he fought.
~, associated Press furnishes tho IN
~, With the following descrlp'
''.' a, the men who compose the two
N, following are the players from
.,ar tho Yale University team Will be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-21

During n SERIES OF thirteen years, the
respective football teams OF Yale and
Princeton Universities have met TO
contest for victory on the 'grldIron"
Held. In those thirteen years the wear
ers OF the blue have been successful in
ten encounters while the "Tiger' kick
rs have won but three times. The re-
cord stands rs follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-12

association. after hearing both sides. took
no action
Captain sam Evans Of Fort Worth
member &C he National executive commit
toe. defended that body The committee
could not. he said, change a plank In tho
OLD platform, mud they have no power to
make a new one. No committeeman. n
newspaper. no rlng. no clique. win ever b.
able 10 dictate II platform. and I pre- ilci,
and as nm executive committeeman am
prepared 10 say. that tho new platform
will he virtually the Omaha platform
Complaint has been made tina, the oxecu-
tive committee inv tod the free silver CON
vont,on TO meet at The same time and
nlaco as our convention. surely thore can
b.. r., ha-m In that. 1t can not affect the
prlrrirlos OF tho psonle's MARTY Each party
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srANIs 20 cIIANcr
Ex-senator Tcwnsenf Talkr ~ the old
Alealde'a AlLesni CanAllacv

Ex-senator Tcwnsenf Talkr ~ the Old
Alcalde's Alleged Candidacy.
Columbus. Texas May u. Tho Post
correspondent today called upor the Hon.
III. II. Townsend, ~ Tor from this dls-
tric;. In order TO get his views anon the
announcement ~ the Ola .iicalds for gov
ernor and his chanees Of sucocss. as ryell
rs upon the situation tn the Tenth con.
gressionnl district and the financial ques-
ton. ard ,nterrogated him as follows:
",yhat do you think of tho announce.
rnent Of Governor Roberts IA CANDIDATE
for governor and his chances Of suceess?''
asked the reporter
~ haye always had n very high regard
for the Old Alcaide. and stun have. have
always and still regard him as one OF the
purest men In Texas. He made AN en-
siable record. both on the supreme bench
and as governor of Texas. Ills pay as
you go policy was regarded by the people
es the true and correct policy and gave
eminent satisfaction. He retired from the
man that has ever filled the position. i,
u truly to DO regretted that the ola man
suaded into the race for 9oyernor lie
has no earthly chance to he elected. In
my opinion. l have no doubt his motives
and Intentions are good and pure, but the
effect Of his candidacy can only endangeT
tho success of the regular democratic nom
inee for governor. and, per chance. result,
ntra he 10 Believe S hat sa o.
those who will support him under the cir
cumstances Will do so. not because they
10 see cuiberson iwhom they know vii
be nofninated) defeated. They do no,
want to vote for and be CHASED with Ia.
popuIists and the announcement Of tho
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TESTING cIrlzNNslllP.
Objections Raised 30 the Naturallzlng or
MeN!cans as Citizens.

san Antonio. Texas, May il.--Ricardo
Rodriguez, Mexican. presented his ap-
pl!ca,iOn for final citizenship papers to
Judge MaNey in the Federal court here
today, when Attorneys T. J. McMiun and
A. j Evans objected 10 the court granting
"hifs perfon. nor an African. nor OF AT
rcan descent" The question whether or
npi . Mexican being OF indian blood. -
eligible 10 citizenship. has been ngliile3
h' fore by HcMinn and ihis 81 Intended to
test the question. The matter il likely 20
attract considerable attention, because u
M" court holis with the attorneys II will
iisfranohlse great many MeNleans here
ana on tn Rio Granae Judge Maxoy
took the matter under Amusement.
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Chairman Democratic Executive Comm
tlo. MhnrilM onuntN. TeNAs
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Alcnlde gave them rrca. relief. in tina. It

Alcalde gave them great relief. In that II
gave them a chance TO vote against tu..
berson and do him all the harm they
could, and Sun continue TO make some
prctsnsions OF democracy. do not mean
10 say all his following Will be OF that
class. because ! believe that many Ola
support him from motives pure and pa
tr.otic. There is but little doubt that his
When he comes TO realize this believe he
viii withdraw from the race. I regard
him as too good democrat and too much
Of a ratrio, not TO do So
Yes. shall supper, and do all In my
power to nominate and re-elect Charley
Culberson. Tx. him aud admire his
Sd ann nnlny me uis@erse widSSy
committee, and believe they have done
much 10 dcmorallze and disrupt the demo.
il It just and FisA' to blame caissfs0n for
when asked for his views on the money
question he said
the free and unlimited coinage Of silver at
the ratio II ~ 10 ] or any other ratio. l
bel!sNe IN the use Of both metals as
money. b,, 20 limit the cottage OF silver
10 such extent that ,t can be kept on "a
rarity With gold. Common sense teaches
M that x YOU throw open ou- mints
70 the frev and unlimited relnage Of silver
OF he world that You would soon destroy
the ability % Tie government TO maintsun
cheap money wish which 10 pay labor and
drive the gold from circulation"
Are you II candidate fer consress7''
Nc. ! am not aud DO not eSpec, to be-
come q candidate for that or any other
office q; she next election"
Whom 90 YOU think the democrats will
nominate N this district FOR roaeress7'
There being so many candidates. Il
would lake wiser man thnn am 20
nave pot given much attention. However,
10 politics Of late. 50 far Hs im nOp.
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HIGHER COURTS
SUPREME COURT.

,,.,. .f-...,r I,y ii--TN
Aus'iH' i'Aa' may
proceedings were had In the Sp
to-day.
Writs 81 Error .,-n,i l Rs,ussS- !.
W wes q tro. ', smIih; c Ise W. a
a hm1h y9. da l@'4 rom ct AZ cIsy AM
AttnTay ~ nj. from Briscot;
and md I,e3,yer Gity railway cra
VS. Martin WISE and FitihuEt
FEM, -" 'roXas and and Paclhc R.aJ
na ,ll W ~ ruler. from Dallls: 9
ance N 1ompany vs.. Hagoe, tns
son. neCir,.1ya vs.. Bliss eiL
c,,iiorh.
Writs OF Error GranteoT.
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liz READ IT WITH REGRET.
Jadee Reagan Discusses Ex-Goy-
ernor Roberts Announcement.
HAS NOT SLIGHTEST CHANCE TO WIN.
He Thinks the Old AicAide, when He
Reflects, WIN Not Re An Indcpen-
don't Candidats-Political.


usa' Nias A'-Ane fesl zoe
.esponuen. eaiieu upon 'udse Neas 's
.n's n.oi i.lils to' an expression amen ''''
Hooer's movement ma 'he 'o"oWlns u
resume Oh a'ie conversation ensuing,
HePer'e'- suppose 'uase' YOU nav {
seen ne a's''ou,iee'nen. Oh no non. ~
"a. Noue''s Oh ms "i'ilhshtss 10 90
inuepenue". e"4.u'ua'e sol Wv e."1s v.
s''e'O'. "s "o"'' nas
an eAp'ess'o'' from YOU as 'o -n's
Judge Reasan-lr II NOT pleasant SUD
feet for ne 10 think or to speak OF, on ac-
-.,~. 80 ,o-.- a,,,,,,,..-. 80 ,y,ana
Soe' Va WIS ">t 49,
snip Tor governor Rorerts. READ MS Ri
notncemen. of his Willingness TO become
~ t,,sa,erue,, candidate ,,- .ho office OF
.,.- - 49,. -. "a, Receive,
Eo'erHor WV" sincere regret u'1i NeeNN
II must result In humiliation 10 MIN. and
y,a-a,,sa ~ = ehou .,xo my ,-t-ta-lat 81
80. -. ,. -, -, 20
Iec' e'h the canvass j. W."
strengthen ana encourage the popn's'S'
and discourage some democrats. and %
endan1er -he cause RI democracy In ,hi.
" q,
STATE. suppose no se'-9'e'e man 5.''-
thera IS any possibility O: his election.
As ". viii have - -. Nv ,r.e- ~
=. e. -. - - -, 49,.
70 s' se-A-s "it. ""sfN ~ e-'e~'-' 80
known fry years ago. that Is, that no
one man Is stronger than a grsa, political
...s.-...~. ,-.,..-,.....,- .,,,sa..,, .,,.,
"
principles anu sEeat questions Q. fAoiiu
policy
pepor.er-sYonr suggestions frtl-ate
-, -.
tha. YOU Atlaeh si-aN'@- i','''' -
lonl'eAi party oisAi-NAl,ot
Judge aeayar,--..I DO. Ynsy are { nsces-
"a. A.. . -, ..,.... ~, 49, - a
SLY ~ .sOs county ms o@.s' -
sncLA:chy the Ring or emperor Is me p'-i'-
lea, s,va-et,-n. tn. r..,nle subjects. an.
.he.y ned mo-, no c'nsi,l,ss on poiiresl
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LILY WHITES SAY NIT.
VIII Not Participate In Other Parry pri
inaries-Porulist Committee Meets.

VIII Not Participate IN Other Parry Pri-
inaries-Poruiist Committee Meets.
Dallas. Texas. May 1.-THE lily whites
ionish; adopted the .ollowing
Whereas, The democratic and populist
county executive committees of Dallas
county have Invited republicans TO par.i-
ciVaie 81 the respective primaries, ana
Whereas. There being nothing tn COM
mon between republicans uud either OF
SAID parties IN aay way, shape. form or
ing iiLer;
Resolved. That this cliih earnestly urges
ali sood republicans 10 ignore SAID pri-
inatits Tor tao reason that IL is not now
known wnat acton our parry VIII take
~ county matters
inc populisi STATE executive committee
Wot tciuy, and we're Ia session until after
riniEht IL was resolved to make a sys-
irmauc canvass Of ths State The meet
Ing was harmonious Chairman Ashley
says * IS intended 10 have a grand rally
at Galveston
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CRIMINAL. nlsrR1r.r Co,rpr
CATHOLIC KNICuTS

Fort Worth, Texas. May 1.-THE annual
state convention Of Catholic knights Of
America VIII be opened AT 10 o'clock to-
morrow with solemn high mass. Bishop
dunno Of Dallas viii preach the sermon.
some hiiy delegates are present, rcpre-
-, ssN'ns me twenty-seyen branches IN
OF ialletsville, Will preside nj ali meet
inss. Tho local branch will entertain the
Visitors Handsomely
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rort worth, Texas. May 1.-THE State
council of the Junior order ~ I-nt,ed
American Mechanics viii meet in thiri
annual CONVENTION IN Fort Worth tomor
row morning al 10 O'clock. At ihis mee,
MS VIII be eieetei live delegates 10 the
Nhuonal convention OF the order, which
Vii! meet in Denver on june ID.
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A TRINITY or r,,u .

Bllousness sick headache and ,rros,,.
lariiy ~ the bowels aecompanv ssch
otnsr 10 The removal Of this trinity of
saI,.s losletter's stomach Hstters is spee.
-, ,a.lS ".altei. II also cures dyspepsia.
r 800 naiariai complaints. bilious
, msss, nervousness and constipation. The
liz, ,'.s' s,ausiact tory Results follow fair
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Holland TcNa, May little primaries
held here Saturday resulted a. follows.
For consfess, Seventh district. Robert
t. Henry i4o. Seth L. Mills = District
iuAe" John VI. furnan l26. w r shan
non .. District attorney; James L Is In
naIi III representatives; -. +. Patter-
spl ar George f.. Wilcox So joe BrGsl.r
u NJ Mueis-n rs. County judge. Felix
=. iilmphri.s 20. j ". Moffot, u. john
Is nurrctt a. County attorney w ".
N1r iV2. vs. a.. Cox ~ County clerk
Bon d. Lee o. Phil Il. Taylor 81. /. A..
Bs ham u. Joe sam Morgan 9. District
clnrk. ~ a.. Surgnnor laD sheriff Lee
j. Teukef.l'v so sam \. Sparks 70. iren--
urcr. V l.. wilson lo5. J n. Barhre 81.
Tax collector James A Wilkoraun in. K.
l. gully iN Tax assessor: John iinlcy
80 Mac THOMPSON "a. sam l. Hanna
ton u Sao0l superintendent w "
h're'us ~ " No. Raiuhwlge ~ County
rOrvssor n = bradford lW Commits
fu.r ui+ eiuct No. .. : Is Vernon iE
Justice of paa.r rrcrincf 40. 8. IN g..
Neafi a. J D.. Wright q, \ x Simtal
tourtah." lr~clnct No. g. w II. May
", \ a., 81 -kaT vl
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nusK FOR MISS McDoNALp.

COUPON F.IltOr.
kiisk. Texas, May Ell take pleasure In
enclosing 8 scholarship coupons 20 he
placed 70 the credit OF Miss Vaughan
McDonald. olive. Hardin county. Texas.
An acquaintance with her formed several
years ngo jrstiaes me in tesu.ying 10 her
worth and IN bespeaking for her the cvu-
roHs 81 all who may select this method
Of ndin. aspiring Young wonanhood
Very truly yours, u. A. Gnibev
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hope that this will not be the case with the
National convention to be held In st.
Louis, Juno 10"
'Wnat have you to say In regard 10 tn.
financial question now on hand2" asNcd
the World correspondent.
Well I believe that the sound money
men VIII be cleu-cd tn both the executive
ana safe departments of our govern
ment Iiut | don't believe they viii ever
get thc free aud unlimited coinage OF si.
vcr unless by an International asroem MT"
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THE, PRIZES

A six months course In either shorthand
una iypewrltng. bookkeeping or teie-
EViphy IN the Houston Commercial Col
iege TO the one young lady ovcs u years.
OF age IN Harris county Ird IN. uue out
siic of Harris county scouting the prgust
number OF coupons before noon May IS,
lNw III" list VIII be Published T. il" las.
VINE sunday morning, May H. unill after
tho contest closes.
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rHN FIRST POETRY.

Coupon Editor
Houston, Texas, May ii.-rlease ind en-
closed 90 coupons aud place them to the
credit of Miss I.ucc kegans.
May the coupons enclosed prove emhlcms
And have others to follow in bounteous
And when the final hour OF closing has
struck
can only hope. as my heart longs TO
Miss i.ucle Kogans proves victor Of the
day "A Friend.
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THE CHEERFUL 'ltEl.LO' MAKES
FRIENDS

tOWN 4 Editor.
Please place 100 coupons to the credit
~ Mss Agnes IenrichsoN. the little telc-
phone erl Hoping that eHrh subscriber
whnt lee rings up tn" central station and
BEARS BE cheerful "fie'o" VIII romrmber
AEH'a he telephou, pirl arl cast his
MIN IN, her. 4 l'rinnl
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GoLpA is STILL woRKIN

Nolr Editor:
iiopsson Texas, May ll.-Eucl5s,l nnl
rs coupons for Edna | SURPRISED beg
wheg | sent IN those c-w rrl iay ana.
tloush She is working faithfully ersw
she VIII he pleased 20 see mat her ltN.
Sisi't cam Ieln cnlsrp" tsr numhA s. me-
what. That's why I'm anNions 20 500
lier via the scholarship My best >s-shes
fos yol. Coda.
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rENsIoNs no TEXANS.

Issue OF Aprl -. Original-Alhan
I, Bishop, Fort Worth. Tarrant county;
Nelson Barnett. Granger, Williamson
county
Original Widow Margaret Moran. Gal
weston county.
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ANGELINA COUNTY,.

rufkin Texas May AIN tho primaries
her" yesterday tho entire state ticket
was lnaor-ed. A. Homer judge Reagan
nume Wa placed IN tn, ballot and b.
received three votes
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TIE STATE CAPITAL.

Wharo the Summer Normall Wiu BE Held.
Heward Omered-t'hnrtcred
Austin, Texas, May Il The department
OF education today recognized summer
normos. as follows:
Ahilone u. w Hudsns and Il Ora
1am, Alvaraio, Peyton Irving. Arlington.
}. S. Brown; Austin, Jacob Bicklcr; Reok-
Nile r.. c. obom; bellevue, j. X. Wester:
Erady, Il. Reagan, Center, l.. s. Austin:
Cisco G. H. stafford. Corpus CHRISTI NJ.
Nenger; Denton, NJ Il. Terrell Dcvine
r. l.. wilson Flaton!a. VIM cullen Ham
Nton, j. n. Dnvs; Rusk A. l. smith,
Koriyile. Thomas NJ. Cosl0u 1.aAonia. \
l.. Malone Lampasas, - Mcipahe.
; Mesquite T. w Dallas Mullin.
j w Merchant; san Antonio ". H.
Bruce; san Marcos. !. NJ. skinner sher-
wood. T.. a. Glenn; Vernon. John &.
Smith Victoria. r. l.. Barron Whites
hero, W T. Hammer Noconn II n. Oatis
Myrtle Springs. --------: PIT hurg w s
Parks; plnlnYiew, a Ernsherger Relton.
G. II Wedfmoyer; Port Lavaca, Smith
Rasedale; Rockport, ----- swectwatrr
w. l.. Groghn. Coleman. Il. L. Jones
Mineral Wells, Il II Buck Commerce,
W. L. MAYO; Corslcnna. H. s Melear: De
cntur W. II. Adamsou. G!ddlngs nuokner
Harris Liberty I'M, r.. j Richey. Lining
James p'keofe; Liu1nlo. u. G. Lake
MIR. ". 7. Rogers OF Comanche is en-
tred On two applications ns conductor
II ls not known which lie win accept, The
Same Is true Of Mr. Assn W Grlrrs If
Mcpadn. The ,,apaitment has not vet hcen
officially notified who rs the final selection
Of ,ho Roekport committee for conductor
of that normal
cu,rrt,prn
,h,r,.,,,, ,o,,,.,. r,.os p,,,,.,,,.,, ,..
rany OF Houston. capital stoek. 50 ooo
lncnrporatnrs &. q. Waller. G.. A. Ealing.
n. j. Lynn, c. W. Bocoek aud \. r tio-d-
rich
lIlgginhotham Bros OF Dublin. cai,ltnl
stock 800 900. Incorporators: II " 1
W, ana THOMAS !" iiisrinbothnm ami
others.
Avenue II Cumberland Presbyterian
church OF san Antonio tlcd It's charter IN
'"' '.'''s HlnN ''n'' "u'H. ~
philin IL Shook George Il IIinos
,>Atr,n NO c,r, prps,>,
'''''>N'O"'
MI 20 Kaufman. who accompanied
Governor 'uihcrson TO the frederickshurg
celebration ani returned this morning
states that ni8 'Ncellency was given an