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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-23
THE LOCAL STAGE.
"Dr. Jckyll and Mr.. HYDE"

Another large and interested audience
was attracted to the opera house last
night to witness the production OF "Dr.
Jekyll and MIR. Hyde" by Mr.. Mansfield
and his comlany Both the fame of the
actor and the notorlety and popularity Of
the story contributed to arouse interest
1t is a weird and morbid story at the best.
but the manner of its presentation by
Mr.. Mansfield adds to these characteristic
features. The public is generally familiar
with the novel, upon which the play IL
founded, DR.. Jekyll, OF high standing.
wealth and conspicuous attachments, III
the course Of his scientific Investigations
becomes cognizant of a drug to which he
himself falls victim. that transforms the
honorable practitioner Into murderous
monster. The dramatic effect is sought In
the dual role assumed by Mr. Mansfield.
resulting from this horrible transforma-
ton. Mr.. Mansfield has loaded the stage
In this play with all the accessories of
darkness and weird lights. until there is
scarcely an oct or scene that Is not OPP
pressive In Its morbid and uncanny feat
ures. The art of the actor but intensifes
the oppressive effect. And yet the play
is peculiarly full of interest. In fact,
there was as much last evening in the de-
nouement as In the acting to fix the pop
ular attention.
The fidelity to nature. to a rational and
artistically subdued conception and devel-
orment of the character in hand, consti-
tutes Mr.. Mansiields chief claim TO the
distinction of a superior actor. What he
does lie does well, in all the roles of his
varied repertoire And yet last evening
there was an apparent misconception In
the earlier appearance Of DIR. Jekyll As
the famous Young physician. full of hope
ana health and honors. he should have
been more buoyant and attractive in the
hfst scene. After that. when the cloue
had settled over his life and he began the
struggle with his evil self and n stained
conscience. the portrayal was perfect The
hdelity TO stage detail was apparent
throughout and the transformations and
scenes were strongly and artistically pre
scented. II was n great play, finely en-
acted. IN 'pite of Its morbidity and OPP
pressive effects.
But Mr. Mansfield seems to delight In
this character of drama. His "Rodion. the
student" is said to be even more a chan
Ter OF horrors than the bill last night.
MISS Cameron was not given the score
last evening as In THE Scarlet Letter. "
and yet her representation of Agnes ca,
rev. Dr Jekylfs affianced was very al
tractivc and impressive. The remainder
OF 'he support was good, without excep-
tion' possibly. The company left for San
Antonio last night
tonight Haverly's Mastodon NIins.re,e
VIII mold the boards. They will prove n
PHEASANT relief for theater-goers after tbo
serious effect OF The Scarlet Letter" ana
Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
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THE DEATH ROLL.
]. Harry Starr.

Mr.. A. p. Starr of this city has received
the sad news of the death OF ms la.her,
Harry starr. n well known citizen OF
Nov orleans. The deceased was assistant
troasurer of the Academy OF Music under
Bdwelrs management. In this position
MIR. starr was thrown In contact with play
going people. and made many acquaint-
ances and staunch friends. Mr.. starr was
In tho box. II Is said, from $40 10 ieN' anu
80 Ia cyerv WAY satisfactory to the man
agament and the public. After going
nnt Of the theatrical business he engaged
with a liquor house. and took to the road
as the travelling representative lie was
n member OF the Army Of Northern VIZ
,g,Ata
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Sol Jacobs will leave for New York to-
day, to be absent about a month.
NJ. d. Fields. correspondent Of The Post
at Richmond. was In the city yesterday
Deputy United States Revenue Collector
George 7. Holman of Waco is In the city.
Captain John II. Commit, general man.
ager OF the Crescent News company. Is In
the city.
Colonel T.. X. Sweet, known from Texas
to California among the stocSmen and
horse traders. is in the city spending n
few days.
II. A. Beaumont. Texas manager of the
National Maturity Life Insurance COM
pany, with headquarters In Fort Worth,
is In the city on a business trip.
Mrs. T.. ]. Anderson of Montgomery,
Ala, Is In the city enjoying a visit 10
her SON. Mr.. Robert +. Anderson and
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Conway.
Miss Mona Norris, an accomplished
young lady OF Nevada. Mo, who has beer
visiting Captain and Mrs. James of Hous
ton Heights. the past month. has returned
home, delighted with her visit to Texas
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be ten fold greater Then Houston stands
in the front rank OF all tho cities VI the
Scuthwes, as a possible great cattle mar
ket. her supplies OF fresh water and close
proximity to the grain and meat produo-
ing countries and seahoard port prnc-
ttcally at her door. she certainly has a
bright future. Great liberality and sa.
gacity upon the part OF the people OF
Houston and Galveston can accomplish
this In a very short time.
"Dcn't fear the fight that may come
from the Eastern roads, as with the
above accomplished YOU have control OF
all tho wealth producing country of Amer
lea. thereby transforming the money CEN
ter from the Eastern pocket to the great
Western world Yours respectfully.
~. q. Johns"
The paper was received and on motion
Of Colonel Sydnor was ordered given to
the press with request to publish.
After the discussion OF several topics the
meeting adjourned
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CONCERT AND BALL TONIGHT.

There will be concert and ball tonight
at Turner Hall, under the auspices of
Houston Division, No. I. Uniform Rank
Knights Of Pythias. The concert will
commence at o'clock and the following
will be tho programme for the evenings
entertainment:
Ovcrture-'Life a Dream"-By Ellen
berg. Professor Segalrs. Orchestra
PollSa-"A Summer Evening in SAILS
burg'-Zither Trio-Professor Eber-
hardt, Otto Merkel and +. Schmidt.
THE Band Is Coming" .,................
............ ...... .Mandoline Quartette
Members of Segalls Orchestra.
Waltz-"O Return Sweet Childhood
Days ....,.,. ...--.,... ....Zither Trio
Overture--"The Mocking Bird" by Lax
Professor Segail's Orchestra.
Exhibition and Silent Manuel Drill.
by Members of Houston Division.
No. 7. Uniform Rank. Captain r.
Craig In Commend
Annual Competitive Drill in Sword
Manuel-Lieutenant j. G. Decker,
Commanding Officer
Major d. C. Helberg. Captain Robert
T.. Craig and Lieutenant Thomas d. Ke-
hoe, judges.
The remainder of the evening viii be de-
voted to dancing.
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ADVANCE NOTICE.
Haverly's AIlnstrels.

Considerable interest has been aroused
among tho amusement patrons of this CITY
IN me early appearance of the great j
II. Haverly's Mast0don Minstrels and the
indications are that Sweeney AZ Coombs'
opera House will be packed to the doors
tonight. Colonel Haverly has alweys been
enc leader In the minstrel line and or
ganZed companies that were far above
all others both numerically or artisticallv
speaking. This time. however, he adj
vances step. and even outdoes his
greatest efforts by presenting a company
composed of the cream and pick of the
entire minstrel profession. Including Billy
Rice. Burt Shepard. Charles Ernest. Il.
NJ kayne, Dave Montgomery Albert
Hawthorne George Castle, Bert Norris.
w. H. Holbfook, and thirty other finished
artists
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ArTrRNooN SESSION.


WHEN the association re-gssembled in
the afternoon Secretary johnson read a
paper on "Medico Legal Relation Of
Anesthesla-" which had been prepared by
pr. J. c. Slack OF Clayton, y. NJ, who
a'as unable to be present.
Following this was a Paper by DR.. 4.
c. Scott OF Temple. chief SURGEON OF the
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railway. On
g Comfortable Sgspenslon Tor the Appl.-
cation ot Plaster Jackets" II is a sub
jet which pr. Scott bad studied a great
deal and which resulted IN an invention
az his OWN which he believes better FOR
the patient and for the SURGEON. He
described Louis \. SaycT's method OF
sllSpendinr pstisuts Tor the application
OF Jackets In cases % spinal disease Rnd
injury and reviewed the difficulties at
tending the use Of tho oil fashioned ap-
pareius which Is placed about the head
urder IN. chin. The position 81 the chin
piece often causes pain and incQnN eillence
- tho ra.!ent. Dr. Scott exhibited an In
strumcnt invented by bmscf which Gu
ahles tho ra,icut 10 be perfectly SUSPENDED
ty ma heas without discomfort rs has
substituted n.oufh-picre for the chin
u.s-e This new attachment re+s into the
patients mouth ara IS teld between his
teerh IN sucn q way THAI IL removes inc
strain which is otherwise caused. The
rio.rth-fiere is adjustable 70 position in
vli-h the patient Is suspended. Tho us
cussion which followed WIGS participated
IN by prs. RED Gardner Smith. Luun
and Blair Tho invention was commanded
Or Bailey retortee a case cf perios;ial
reproduction OF bone aud exhibited a
FVs-c.-nen 81 the bone removed.
pr Z. r a'hlcr rad rapor on the
"Raiiraa8ers Eye ana Bar" he sug-
gcsted an examination Of tho eye ana ear
~ every nEn applying for a position in
q INC
DC believed that such examination woult
re J-c6Gctiye 81 good rc-Ults IN the conduct
~ ih.. trains AMI wonid prevent accidents
which defective sight aud hearing would
cause The paper wss 5!scusaea by Or.
Gardner.
The following resolution offered By DR..
" u. Knox was adopted
Resolved. That the thanks Of this asso-
citation he rendered to the committee Of
arrangements for tina able and aflGble
manner In which They have dis hnrEef
their duties, for tho success AMI pleasure
or rrls meeting have both been due very
largely 20 the.r efforts.
Resolutions were adopted thank
ng I'ne Post Tor the reFtris OF tic
proceedings and also other papers which
had noticed ,he deliberations IN their
columns: the Scw lluichins housc for tho
ocurieslcs shown them. the local medical
fraternity for courtcsics shown and 70
Itis Stuart 4 Boylca. proprietors Of tho
Houston Infirmary for the entertainments
81; that instltuticl Tuesday night.
The association then adjourned.
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NOTES or TIE Day.

rr. c. NJ. Rosscr. formerly Of Dallas.
Is n0w superintendent % tho Insane Asy-
lam at Terrell
Tho recollection Of Or. johnson as Sec
rotary ana Dr. Bailey as treasurer was a
compliment 20 those gentlemen which
they appreciated.
D7. r. =. miller. formerly % the Hous-
ton iufirpary. found many friends glad
10 geo. him when he arrived yesterday. Or.
Miller is uow oeculls; % the Houston and
Texas Central railway at Sherman.
The skull OF the late Henry Lewis
which Was shown IN tbs criminal court AT
the last term as evidence against Scott
Thou.as was examined with interest by
tho surgeons yesterday when presented by
Dr. J, Il. Stuart.
Dr. 4. G. Scott OF Temple is one Of the
most enthusiastic practitioners Of su--
gicsi science In this State He IS chief
surgeon Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe Railway with headquarters at Temple
and eYery surgeon on the limo likes him.
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d A RnIDAL ToIIR.

Mr.. Frank Capps OF Itasca, Texas, ar
corupan.ed by his accomplished bride nee
Miss Kate Scales Of Bryan. arrived Ia
the ciiY last evening. and have apart
meris At the Capitol Hotel Tney are
accompanied by the groom's brother. SIR.
William cappn. prominent attorney Of
Fort worth and his wife
Mr. and Mrs Camps were married yea
to-day afternoon ~ Bryan and LEFT imme-
dlAteiy on an extended bridal tour. stop
Ping over IN this city en- route
Jae bride IL the daughter of one OF tho
most pTominont city, NJ Of Brazos count,
Nllli" me groom is a prosperous business
U.ah o. North Texas. being cxtenslyeiy
ItREca "u8i"p"H ~
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from McLennan, motion TO 81
briefs is sustained and briefs sls
but appellant is allowed snV
which to file briefs prepared
ance with the rules and law
The following motions were w.
Metropolitan Trust Company au
mers and Merchants Natlonh
Waco ct al. for rehearing ana p
cause; Arnold, administrator, "
from Milan, for certiorari; Aiu.
ing Company VS.. Eaton GulnL
from McLennan. for reheallas,
Bro. ct nj VS.. Smith ct a, ifou
to strike out statement OF leu
of exceptions,
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cr,prerIAN CHURCH MEETINGS.

The meeting at the Central Christian
church last night was one of the best of
lie series. The large audience hung spell
hound upon tho earnest words or the
evangelist as he told them How to be
Happy" Fear God ana Keep ms com
80 ,,dwcnts IA the whole happiness of man.
christ,s name was confessed before men
pnn,tents turned to God. Saints We're
made 10 rejoice. Subject tonight at $780,
saved by Hope"
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DEPARTURE Of SURGEONS.
~ Association Closed Its Session
Yesterday.
HOUSTON GETS THE PRESIDENCY.
Unssrs Eisctsd for the EpsuiaE Year.
rapers Rssd On Various Subjects
Resolutions.

u President--Dr. J. r. Stuart, Houston
y First Vice Presilent-Dr. J. S. Letcher.
Dallas.
second vice President-Dr. W. II. Mon
day. Terrell
Thfrd Vice Presldent--Dr. ". G. jane
ocn, Palestine
eecre,ary-Dr. Clay johnson. corsicsna.
Treasuref-Dr. A. A. Railey. Richmond.
\ Thc T.xas Association Of Railway Sur
ICONS has adjourned after an interesting
ana Instructive session of two days in this
city. Their deliberations have been pro-
ductfye OF much gctd 10 those present. in
rcfentific way. and the discussions o.
the various papers have brorsht ont new
ideas ard experiences tina; VIII be besle-
fetal in future practice They passed res
olntions of thai Ks to the locsl physicians
for the many sonrtesics shown them. hrt
gave a beIter expression OF their spp-e-
csattnn by comforting upon a local surgeon
the executive office OF the sssocia ticn. DIR.
Joseph 2 Stuart Of this city vas elected
president by Handsome majority over ell
other candidates. He is one OF the mos;
enthusiastic members and the fan; tia;
he has just Joined the association adds
greatly to the compliment. The new
president is the son OF Dr. n. F. stuart.
enc of Housior's most prominent raysi
clans and surgeons. The young man has
had tbs henefi. Of MS fathers large expert
ence IN his early study OF surgery and
fince his return from college ne has occ'1-
pied one OF the most important positions
al the Houston IHfirmary in a manner that
rtfects cretii; upon himself and that in-
stitutlon. As chairman o, th~ local COM
rnittee Of arrangements 10 prepars for the
session Of the association which has Just
closed be was energetic and active and re-
ceiyed due cornne1datioa therefor
Yesterdays session consisted az several
very Interesting Ysrers and lengthy Dis
erssinns Every one present rave marked
attention and the exchange o. thoughts
proved Of Taloe. Adjournment was taken
at Z o'clcck n r1sef next year AZ Dallas.
The organization begins the new year
~iib sn excslleni ccrps q ofFrGrs ar J
II Il ;ae intention q each member %
work Individually 70 build Il m and as
sis IN making j. ere n the leading or
rarizsf.cns az 80 kind IN Texas The
banquet wh;ch had been on the programme
for last uishi Vas ah1ndorea. as a crca:
MANY 81 the rurEe5nS desired 70 leave !or
home CT tho Early Trains.
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THE EMMET CELEBRATION.

The committee on arrangements OF the
ith of March celebration met last niSht AT
the Emmett Rides armory' Inc reports
~ .uh-cnmmittecs were received and an
address to all Irish-Americans and lovers
of liberty throughout Texas VIII be issued
in a day or two, setting forth the objects
Of the coming entertainment. inviting all
10 he present. Arrangements VIII be made
by the railroad companies TO give eNcnr-
40, mites, The next meeting will be held
next wednesday evening.
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THIRD SUPREME DIsTnIcr

ihii'p olfkEME DISTRICT
ON call OF trial docket. the follow,r q,
proceedings We're had in the Third court
or oiVil appeals today:
Ailirmed-Taylor VS.. Gribble from Tr,v-
Is ST. Louis and Southwestern RaiIrnad
company of Texas VS.. Maloney, from Mo
Lehman; Barrel ct al VS.. Metcalfa Of nj
from Tom Green: Friedman VS.. Dockerv
ell al, from McLennan.
Reversed and Remanded- Missouri, I-n
sas ana Texas Railway COMPANY We
Wylie, from Bell; Houston and ;rovns
Ne"'Ial halfway Company VS.. Lack
eey' from Travis; Edwards & 20 ne
bonner Campbell receivers of 4, fron,
williamson Renfro ct al VS.. CITY ~ W."
ct al from McLennan. az"
On can OF the motion docket tho fo,,ou,-
ing ofders We're made.
Rehearng Refused-ybi,o =.
s,etH'ng, trustee, from Travis; FIeIdinr et
al " WHITE ct al, from McI.ennan. Dlnu
W. iuce et al, from McLennan. Edmnnds
w. Iron city National bank iron, I,o"t,
nIhoe, Heasty VS.. Davis Of nj f,or,
caldwell: Reynolds ct al va ws,,,an q
Co from Burnett: CITY woter cn,,t ~
We, S,nte OF Texas ex rel, from Travis
III the case of Washington vs. Jnnr-
sun from bastrop. motion TO strike o,,t
assessments of error is granted So '.e
strike out first and fourth asss,,,,u az 10
put oNerruled as to tho res, -
IN 'he case OF Arnold VS.. Chamh.r,.,,
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Dcnuty Sheriff d. A. Mckinney OF Cros-
by LODGED In the county jail yesterday
WIN Ward, n colored hoy. who is charged
with burglary and theft. II Is charged
against him that he broke into e"iored
watch was found In his possession when
arrested at Crosby just as he was about
IN hoard a train.
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LITTLE COTTON LEFT,

Coperas Cove, Texas ,h "
lowing is a full report OF "
hand here: ,.as Of
Fourteen bales In manu- n ysrt; J
twelve bales in the collo" mr. ~
bales on railroad PLATFORM en III
making total Of tfirty- .ss 'eoasssI
IS all the cotton left IN VIZ ds.s
utary to this place. Az wv
537 bales were on hand.
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BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS

FRANK Dunn * preparing to erec, a
iouf-Stpry brick motel on his prorcr,y a,
i IN. corner of Ailam and Franklin strcc,s
Ihs building VIII DO four storina v,,,h -
Dase inent fronting ne feet on FranEun
ahl MY ,thrfe feet on Milan. The build.
.n LIZ, WI, be modern In every respect. and
VIII aad considerable to Tho ho,si
Communications OF this city.
Captain John II. Lang win soon oo,,-
menee the erection Of handsorns build.
Ing on the vacant lot at the coru.r a,
Congress avenue ana Louisiana street.
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RECORDER HUI A CANpIpArE.

In the announcement column of rhe
Post this morning is noticed the name OF
w. r. Hill, who comes before the people
as n candidate for reelection to the office
OF recorder of the city of Houston. He
is just now nearing the close OF his first
term in that capacity, and looking back
over his record of two years, he refers
to It In making his request for the sup
port of the people 81 have simply done
my duty since l was elected; | have not
been controlled by any man or men, nave
attended to the business OF the office as
required. and my promise Island the only
one-that II reelected. ! will continue to
serve as | have in the past" Judge Hin
was elected two years ago by handsome
majority and his many friends have con-
nd,nce in his strength in the coming cam
pnign.
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ExcuRsroNIsrs FOR W. !. 4

Texarkara, Ark, Jahuas, slosi'sl
cial trains of Chicago eA' sroul b.
In over the Iron Mountain hsK 81
this afternoon and LETT q FOR sor ~ !
over the Texas ana fae'" n,ch,y ~,
Mexico. one train had e sTsd 81
bourd. the other one nun" Gr,
aud were In charge OF !, :, .,so 80
Chicago and r. Campbell a''
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ten is a guest at the Salge...S. w. kel-
logg of Houston Is In the city or business
Nayasota Examiner: Mrs. S. r. Ryder
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Banner. retuNed to her home In Houston
Saturday night. Mr.. +. 8. Hall OF
Houston is waiting on his trade in this
rt.x, t,,day
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c. NJ. Rosser,


DR.. Smith said he was heartily in SYM
pafhy with the resolution ard would sug
gcst an assurance to the State as
ISOLATION that this organization Is in ac-
cord with Its every movement.
D-. Knox seconded the motion. and in
discussing the question DIS Smith and
Knox suggested tina; II would he well TO
ask that this association be put on the
same footing with the District associa-
,ion and he allowed q representative TO
the State associations.
DIS. Rosser and Miller were no, In favor
OF being tackled" on TO the State asso-
citation.
DR.. Smith offered an amendment that a
cons-ni;tce Of three be appointed by the
chair to represent this body at the state
Medical association and extend TO them
fraternai greeting.
With this amendment the resolution was
adopted and Or. Stuart appointed DIS.
Rosser. Monday ard Rcd as the commit
tee
DR.. j. s. Le:cher o. Dallas was ap-
pointed chairman Of the COMMITTEES to ar
range for the next meeting.
This closed the morning session and the
association adjourned for dinner.
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THE HIGHER COURTS,
CRIMINAL APPEALS.

Dallas, Texas, January 22.-The court OF
criminal appeals handed down the follow
ing decisions today:
Afhrmed-Maxey Mcmillan, from Vic
tora: Charles Moore, from Travis; John
Thompson. from Bexar; Pete Farris, from
Madison. lnez Cole. from Robertson; Ru-
fus Wright, from McIennan; Alice
Blount, from Travis; Jim Hill, from Polk
Reversed-Charley Ross, from Cook
Frank Hutton. from McLennan; Francisco
Martinez. from BeXar. Matt Castleberry.
from Robertson; William Turner, from
Tarrant; Ben Parks. from Falls,
Appeal Dismissed-Tollie McAfee, from
Grayson.
Submitted on Brief for Both Parties-C.
*, Myers, from Fannin; Fayette Will
hanson. from Hunt: Thornton Kerley.
from Johnson Charles Stanheld, from
HIM. Ex Parte John Brown, from Burnet
Cuthbert lowering, from Fannin: Sebe
Smith. from Hill; Charles Williams. from
Johnson.
Submitted on Brief for tho State-Tobe
Shaw. y. 7. Lopez, Bill Balm, Sam Blair.
from johnson; j. l.. Patrick and Il. Simp-
son, from Ellis; Burrell Mum, from Ma
varro.
Submitted on Brief for Appellant-H. X
Oliver. from Hunt: Frank Clodfelter. from
Rockwell; Nose Hopkins. from Hunt: Bob
Burbank, from Lamar; w, j. Molloy and
Pete Te!liscn, from Dallas.
submitted on the Record-Sam Warte,-
sky. T. Il. Whipple. Judge Bonner 1.-TWO
cases) and Albert Epps, from Ellis; Char
icy Williams and - Triplett. from Jonn-
son; II. n. Corley, from Limostone
Motion to Dismiss Appeal Submittea-I
w. Williams, from Navarro; A. G. Smith.
from Dallas.
submitted on Brief and Oral Argument
for Both Parties-Bill Stewart, from Col
lin; ID. y. Stuart, from Dallas; Alex. Mix
on from Collin George Dancy, from
Motion for Rehcaring Submitted-Dick
smith VS.. State. from Navarro.
Motion for Certiorari-Pete AnpIev tro,,
Hill. ''0'''
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CAUGHT IN cALIFohss,

Mckinney, Texas, Jan Nr1sr d p
Henson. an alleged emeezss, sss ~
whoiwas captured n ~" Iva bshlD5v
Angeles. Cal, was lahue1
here today.
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with the noble aims and objects OF the
several organizations OF regular physi-
clans Throughout the State and thai We
especially as q body express our loyalty
to the Texas State Medical association or
ganircsi In this house. In this city. TWEEN
ty-seveu years ago and that this express
sion Of our sympathy and regard be con-
veyed TO the president OF said assccis-
tion as an earnest OF our interest and fl
deity.
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thousands OF cases OF rheumatism have
been cured by elmer & Amends Pre-:
ecription No, aS5l" All sufferers should
trv a bottle OF same. w. Preston & Co.
Gal, eston. Texas. agents.