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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07
A STEANlsEN srlClpEs-
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Arkansas.

A-iSRsszAss
n ~ zszs--Akl-4s yss-fc-s - wRu q
S.Ass t. sh- spay o. a An1sso-as -nHn.
vel E.-.-ez3 AKA q fsisKst-sc address when
Re Was alive, ISIS @eA1s orcu-rec 3. s.ls
s'rsarx skss u4rAs g. ne ~As Ae.ar taken
10 81 gcs.s7i,as Ii.ss---1z-v N TIE patrol
.rsSraa nY C3yr PHYSICIAN 6. W. i-1rencoa
aEa5 u. L A l.. .8znE.- frc-n The power
1ss1ss Il .ss sVas-ou CITY S.-se: Railway
c-raEz<sy. vhsre as slad b@ez g!vs- the
ssur-x-t
Tia as-oess s~5 v2s s-xIns lzce yesaA-1ar
Afis-2scsa L Clsvelz-s3's saaccrs. Ne. ts
Matn street. vnas- Tx f-f,1erlcs Of --sr-
yse--1e. d.. l-aElk5a uas summoned ana
th@ -4sn zkbSea - fl1A pc.sca ssAi3or.. City
Fss5srtAa LA-s1s.r WIS calle5 IN and the
tz3 physicians Applied al remedies EaoH'-
% restore vitality q .te 1rap frame, bit
tss4nE asucsssss IL -oak hin Is TIE roSFe-
h7uss. whs-s thsy t-.ed 10 revive hir
T5th electricity. Ne showed signs q h.e
eut whl2A Su -12is 20 ere trlftr-nA-y he
1is-s Es SE5 ~ rszp@-s ou his person
~ ~hica Re could b il5s1tifie3 except
card whlch stated -ssa1 he was mem
- % s NGsc-ic lesEs II C',R-iesvi.i% Arg
he has clerks cziliae f1- baggage al the
Car'ltos Eotez nEt mere we're 70 papers
q MS vsAsH to ir33czt@ h4s name The
clerk AZ the faotel sdeatf5e1 him as the
rnzl WOO registered ife-- Friday a. e.
4 Pratt q Kew Orleans HIS clothing
was al marked c. a P
de procured ne morphine frcru the
drug store q G. ". EAyer. corner O.
Main s--ert ard Capitol avenue. He
s-iers-1 TIE Tlzce about noon yesterday
and ssizss5 tor morphine and was informed
~ ~ clerk ;12f ta@F had ron4- for sale
When ilfor-ns1 that y Eas CID only on 4
phyzlciA-'s prescription ne asked for a
a4ai4h az~7 wToie cut a prescription for
sss1- grains % tie drag. for ''rnysslf. -
signing i pr. Rush. tn. 6ruErtst said
II was q co--pssts prss-. lpilon in ever,
= ~. and believing his customer TO b a
PIN EiciAn - furnished hiEr sith z-nat 1t
Essi-s-
Efforts Til - made 70 learn WHARF, tha
deceased - frum and secure fo- ni-u
Yras,er helr5al Justice Nahous-,- viewed
- remains aa3 all co1-.ace MS invest.
sstf0n today.
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rSsrALLATioN OF OFFICERS.
A Most Enjoyable Time and Large At
tendance.

A Most Enjoyable TINE and Large At
tendance.
i{ous1oa lodge No. .e1. Independent Or
der q O5A Fellows he'd a public instaIlM-
gt0r Of oiacerS ias; night in the Pythisn
Han FiT;A ward notwithstanding the
Indictment weather. the attendance WAS
large and the affair IN every way a graft
fyzn< success. Hen. Ben 8. Rogers OF
g-erhn.rl grand master OF the State, con-
3ssrtes ;tie Installation ceremonies. as
SISTED ny J. d Bowiey, grand marshal;
L. r Parker. grand warden: II. r. Good
ridge grand secretary; c. A Edliug.
grand TREASURER. The following were In
stalled as officers OF Houston lodge for
THE ensuing term;
j W Smith. y. G.. George c. Davis,
V. G.; c. A. Hh!neha-t. r 8. J. B. Nor
ton. 7. s. ". ". cockrsh. T.. E. a.
Larry. W. ". F. Tolar. O.. s c.; ". T.
Lyon J. 5. G.. r. +. Peters. c: Charles
Heath. r 5. y. G.; J. W. Stevenson, L.
5 y. c. ". Roach. r :. Y. G.. c. c.
Perry. r. :. 5; W. G.. Stearns. L. 8. ). :
J II Pr1efs- chaplain
Grand Master Rogers delivered an eio-
qDcnt address,. which vas loudly applaiid-
Cd ty has attentive auditors. After install
iation cf officers roya. banquet followed
prepared and served Sy the fair bands
~ the Daughters CT Rcbekah, Esther
lodge. No. {. Tho ladies 81 charge ana
who assisted In making the entertainment
. great social success we're Mescarncs G.
w. ketuun. J. " Maxwell, c. i. Wen
dell, 3. *. Munger, J. d. Norton. S r.
stone J. ". Saith and j. w Stevenson.
After the banquet an informal danca
took place. which was thoroughly enjoyed
by the members and their families. The
members Of Houston lodge and the ladies
Of Re5eksh lodge should certainly feel
sla;es over the success which attended
the installation OF officers. banquet ana
hall last night
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HEtTVALIsr NoRTHcrTr.
= Tt-y Large Attendancs Sunday Nigh
1e.-e.esL's serNlces

> Tt-y Large At,sndancs Sunday Nigh.
festetcss'z Services.
C+' Sunday Llxa; many were turned
wsg from re Central Clrisiian church
~ U&-' - ro9tn. AFTER both church und
cnss-I acre f4e1- There were eleven
-yifeas 1as. ara very deep interest WAS
-caf.. ftt.ez
o,@.1s 20 ne ineleneu, weather the
l,fso1sao~ was rot 30 large Yesterday.
'ssy-ra ,,fra we're TAO profitable ser
aisss
yhs subject lss, night was Faith.
tsost Fsi'a II j. Impossible TO Please
S4l Mr EorthcEtt showed that ell
,t-rxx "a. ~ % have the prompting
- Rain.
IL gBotef fhe language Of the Gospel
eeaef1A&sg the healing Of the paralytic-
~ 2stirg itslr faiih' Saving faith Is
= oga mi rzG gss Goof works do rot
ssgs D.- are AZ expression Of faith.
~ ramon proigee1 q profound I'm
cs'ester TfoE7 pFsssn, fell amply re-
5ei1 'oF b-eslrg iAe clements 10 get there.
tsfg.l'e erGy G4y thlk yessk. rain or
ssirs, q; ~ a14 - .. m.
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RED MEN.


Large Atisaasace rp.n the LIBERALIZATION Of
Officers
s. 2 mating ~ Toukaway tribe No
ielgroYee Df3er % Red Men. held
sFi f.Es; .a the NigNam 90 Aaln street,
.te t-@ ostce-a uefe Installed by ihc
pfgah-* Bf IS Is. McEiroy The list
81 rarf. ~ foityNF Prophet. vs.. II Nc
Eif.3 ssrhem Joh1 Kennedy; geaior
sssasnsre 3 J. EaJNman. junior saga
9gfr Gcarxf y GrggE: Nseper of records
2 {ia9iaV FraAila Irepcr Of Narnpum
s. 3 5;AIaDiDh mrs Eunap. 3 n. Hurt.
se1qrd D. r. =. Uevle!T. guard Of the
r1rsain. r CNcn guard 81 tho forest
rsarbaz Hsaards warriors. A. 9. Hart.
y sar2. ". y Duolsy. j. . Kib srser.
aratfs. r =. Btry J. r. Boyle y. X.
f-rfsiFs. Joba ZYFirh trustee =. G. Hart.
fsearye fAFrndoH. J. J. Burroughs. The
rles-.ag Das largely attended and very
eE'h1ssia7tF. Tho nFfnhNis Of the tribe
Afe q linF q gYezi deal o. personal work
ia nttrz ~ 'f.s wlewam and its appear
eslct "a inst ~ a forest.
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TIRED q LIYrNG

Cfacsr CEa-.sS Quinn zas s,s,na,orAs "a
No l@'7 Caroline street las; nirn. 70 tax
charge q !. A watson. who was said
70 nave 'aks- the contents a 2 cent
roiil- q !au1anisrn. Having hesr tajd ina,
efer-'H~ T'1s zoos fc- sIch cases. tha ON
TEL "a--e1 NJ watson 20 tha police s:a-
'-9H- flen tnat Place wa reached the
fatlent seemed 70 b.s OF az an sa,ge-
o@i sor-sU'.at Eiupid DR. George lssreo.
2ga vas called and proo0unce1 aim gu,
~ -Aaser. watson Eald ne was -tire1 O..
living
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cnMAfIrrEE MEETING.

There VIII he meeting of the executive
committee of the Houston Carnival al TIE
rooms Of the Houston Business League
at 7:30 o'clock this evening. All business
men are invited and everyone having the
Interests Of the city In mind IS invited
as matters OF Importance viii be dis
rnarnd
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CornNEL WHATLEY' CASE

Thss morning Colonel L. a. Whatiey,
accompanies by Hon Tom Ball. Il. K.
Lockeji. Frank Andrews, Captain r. Z.
Durham. r v. Brahsn and other staunch
friends. wiz 20 to Sartartia- The colonel
goes there 70 answer to the charge re
Gently preferred against him by q party
Il rafties .. That place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

usu--l,7r ar Sa-sz-1ss - Ereers1 The hSs--
arr ~ sr-- tse sas1ace ~ ne s-s1cs q thxs
Yg-nt5-sc- ns NStur L. A Vitality charged
wlin sVzn5l3-ss. -f,t personnel y - A
M-Hsucr. J. 5 S3e-s !. n James. 7. ".
fS1G T. u -14rlhsrn ans Ntsrgr- ssstts.
ts.1riisvl, Az s1-rsG. Ehrst zskss. (.
" FSaaS4S Ss-rSE4sA- Sake HERON
xevaez. NJ RrE IS me 81 MA,oc what
49, l..r..--nx.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

l.. " JoneR. ire es9th3ag so ge,ass
furnishing msrchaEi, fsl1sl.z.aH sss ssls
that hts employees have NgFhs1 o4t@ go
faithfully 50 DC fail ant Ggf1ag ~ ~ !.
days Win fcotnmsnelBz ffsm iast sig. /,
close his store AZ I .. m. thereby ag9plsz
his clerks and help tWo bDDfr niors sissss
time In the evening.
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UNIFORMED RANK.
Houston Division Elects ofncers-Con-
cert and Ball.

E1~~~t7Ft1 ~ FF1-s3 A~sN0No N-tEINtI -tJII-
cert and Ball.
Houston division No. 2. Uniform Rank
Knights Of pythlas. met last night in
regular session and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: r. Z.
Craig. sir knight captain; ). q. Decker
sir knight frs: lieutenant; T. D. kehoe.
s,r knight second Lieutenant; J. " Boyles
sir knight surgeon, II. II. Donahugh. sir
knight recorder. u. c. ilelberg. sir knight
treasurer The division will give 4 con-
Ger; and hall at Turner han Thursday
evening January 3. There viii he 10
invitations. one ticket being god for gem
i!sman and lady.
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man. ~he happened 20 have the came
.2rrae as the one wanted. but as soon as
y WIS learned NJ wac not the one ~an.rl
ne returned to peatson. the officers ar
rG-zrnr for his comfort
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

AT meeting OF the board OF directors
of the Houston National Bank. held this
" as declared, payable on and after Janu-
airy 6, 1896 n. C. Munger
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REMOVAL.

l have removed my drug store TO 500
Main street. cornero Prairie Avenue
a. II. kieslinG.
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NfTf TYfN wAM WANTED.

~ sssfSf ntt Nas arrested at Doni-
On fsS se'S ~ ~ nan Thomas Burke,
W. ssHs - ffess ~ eliy ealaboose Re
ssRiHf al cax Fsfessea az soon as he
tt&etsG iais estg. no WsE a railroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

blackburn & Bailey. up-to-date photog.
raphers, Ioosia Prairie avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

I.EsK CALENDAR PADS.
With new leaf for every day In the year
&c, at Pastorzas Stationery Store,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

Gas cooking stoves ana hot piates .u,
sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07
POLICE TIcKINGs.

- sfs ffeofcsFs court yesterday I'd
= fsegar&esr. ehafgrd w e. 4. wilton
@ lsf'f Nst3sd examination. his tond
iasak fret ss sgD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

Lengthy reasons why you should buy
your lumber from Ware. He has the best.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07
J. RELY GORDON & w. II. FosTEF

Associated Architects, so7is Main stree,
Consultation free,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

PASTOEIIA's STATIONERY STORE
IL Headquarters for all kinds OF office
supplies. printing and llt6ographinS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-07

Coke and -Ie-For safe py Houston Gao
Light Co.
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T. p. williams. DENTIST Binz Building
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EN norTE "a gAnTEkrIA.

There was large number of Visitors ~
the city last night who yin leave this
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E. C. Crawford. the tea man
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sssssssssssssssss...'I
BLANKETS An
|CONFORI}.

!: Perhaps you can \.
: warm Blanket or Cont
; They never go out Of N
!: We have a few left
: do not care to carry
, over to the next season
: We prefer to cow.
them into money, and |
. willing to close them n
: out profit.
: Ladies' Capes, jack
: Merino Underwear, Sh.
: Shawls, Portieres, w.
) and Cassimeres; in fact
! Winter Goods.
) We can and will \
: you money. Please gets
: quotations before purrh
! ing elsewhere.
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An ordinance by Alderman Packard 10
amand an ordinance emitted An osdi-
nance TO amend chapter II Of The revised
code OF ordinances ~ .be City
OF Houston This proyider that IN.
chief Of the IRE department shall author.
lie and approve all bills for pure harss
and supplies necessary for the depart
ment On order of the mayor only. lie
shall recommend to the mayor Biicn por-
IONS as may be necessary and who stall
be deemed fit under physical examination
for employment In the department. 20 bc
nonlr ated by the mayor and confirmed
by the council. The chief engineer ana
the assistant engineer shall be elected by
q majority vote OF the city council On
nomination by the mayor. the first cleo
tion 10 take place ON the first Monday In
May, 1897, and every two years thereafter.
Referred 10 the ordinance committee.
An ordinance by Alderman McAnghan.
on hre-proof roofing. defining fire proof
roofing and prescribing limits within
4 which same shall be used on buildings
: hereafter to be erected, was referred 10
the ordinance committee.
MOTIONS.
~ BY Alderman McAughan, That the
mayor be Instructed to sign the deed for
exchange OF property with W. d. cleve-
\ hand Adopted.
~ Alderman Heinze. That the street
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19

PEscADoRo. Gal, July IS.-Thsrs h
no apparaht change In the position q
the Pacific mail steamer Colombia. She
h resting quietly on the r0cks which
she struck on Tuesday. A steam sohoon.
or ia furnishing the help 10 remove
everything from her hold They are
taxing on her spar, chains. rope. doaksy
engines. dynamos and IN fact svegy-
thing movable. General Manages
SohwoEing Of the Pacific mail returned
10 San Francisco and is satisfied lhal
there h no salvation for the ColoI AA.
TheEe is no telling how long thSNoO-
lombiA win lase On her rocky bed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19
MALVERN FIRE SWEPT
Nearly All Of the Business
Part In Ashes.
THREE HOUSES ONLY ARE LEFT.

Eha Less Il Essinaasd a. Bstwssa
eaoo.ooo and os6o. .Ooo-Ths RiFs wss
Ne wsEk e Etssas DssiFsus - Busa
tHs TsvA-EsuE asa UnasF AFssst -
Lyashlas TaIksd o.
LIETLH Rock. July Is.-Ths town Of
Malvern, 81 the junction Of the HOi
Springs ana Iron AOantAin and s0ath-
sEn roads. was almost entirely wiped cut
By Gre this morning. Malvern 4 little
city OF GOO Inhabitants. the business
portion Of the plaos being clustered
arsund the railroad station All this
section was destroyed. Oaly three buSi.
ness houses remaining. The total los
Il vAriously estimated al from 900. 900
10 900. 200. Only = small portion vAs
covered By insurance. The bainsd
buildings include The depot q Ne Hoi
Springs road. two hOsela. bank and Ell
the prinoipal business houses In the
place. Ths Gre was. without . doubt.
the result Of = plot 70 destroy the
town.
The blAzs broke Oat a. three different
places and - there wAsno are apparHtus
ihe IRE buEned Itself ous.
FOar men ere under arrest charged
with starting the ere and the people q
The town are IN such . state Of excite.
msnt there Il . strong pfobabiliiy that
the ihoendiAriss win b summArily dealt
with.
The principal losers Arsi
8. Adams. lOss. 90. 900. fally insured.
Hunhes 4 MeRAy, s2S.oOO. partially
inquired.
". u Cooper q Bro. sl5.OOO. insur.
rance $500
" A. Butler. elO. 1000. insurance eDooe
II. Barnett. e320o. no insuFAnes.
william Dufis. $4,000. no Insurance.
S. Louis. Iron Mountain and South.
sTn railroad depot. oiOOo.
x. ClaFy. etS00. insurance 600.
n II. Dune. 5000, no Insurance..
Bank Of Malvern. tiOoO. partially In.
sureed.
J.E. ohAmbsrlAin. 5000, partially In.
snFed.
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CmcNSArI. July iS.--An alleged
photograph Of the body Of poor PsAsl
HryAn as u lay IN the lonely lane On J.
B. Locks farm. hss been cold - ~
scene. A boy impeFsOnAtel the mar.
dered giFl BY having hlmsslf rigged %
- the uniortunaie girl. He lay On ths
Side Of the hill. initiating - nearly q
possible the position In which Miss Dry.
ans body was found. with arms Oai.
stretched, bui there was one detail tAHl
gave tie whole trick away. The 90.
lines Of the haas crnniam were plainly
visible under the drceA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19

CnlclQo. JulY n - II 80
NPnHeo||eal sra 81 n
W NJ Army - fs|'s2t -''-'''-' i''ffsfn1'
nsSa annel --.ss'' -. s
E>pz. = 4A1 =
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19
CASHIER UNDER ARREST.


WIN Horuery.
ELD0AADo. Kan. Jsly iG-s. q.
Flemmlhg. cashisrof the EEchAnss Ne
tional hank Of this city. Il Under arrest
here On the charge of forgery and EN-,
beaElsment Mr.. Flsmming was ~.
Qussied 70 resign and than wAa arrested
and placed In jail. Il was then diso0v.
srSd he had forged four notes On pr0m.
ineni people Of this coanty fog $4,000
and obtained the money from the bank.
NsnminR. whsn naked for slAiemeni.
said:
Il have no ssAtsment 10 make, have
not the money and DO noa know where
u has gOns"
An investigation Of The banks coadi.
ton shows :. has over o7G.00o In cash
Mr.. flemmina has been . leader IN
church and society circles.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19

We accePi THE opportunity Of In.
forming our numerous lady customers
that our handsome line u card cases
and purses consisting Of the very latest
shades, styles and imPOrtatiOns have
arrived and We can nov please The most
iestidiOa. In quality and price.
80 SAN q. wILsoS a Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19

ToPExA. July iG-Ex.0ovosnor q.
7. Anthony o. Ottawa. Kan. h pEoa-
lrAled a. hOsA here with kidney dis.
sass. Physicians ezbrsss little Asps ioI
HE recovery. He is u years old. ne
was governor Of Kansas nom January,
1917, 30 January. 1879.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19
Bayan Beats the BraEOs Bottom
Boys Shooting.

Friday evening several Of boys
from The BFasOs bottom being in IOwn
. little imPrOmptu shoot was gotten
up Of which the following 10 the OH i.ial
acoEa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19
EX-SENATOR JONES ~.
Ne Is sishias napitlg sd An aspss
st us RscsvsFy Ahaadsssa.

DUBUoUE, Ia. Jaly Ie-EH.senAaos
George W. Jones Il sinking gradually
and HE death cannot b far OR. Nos,
Of the time he Il In . oOmAlOss oOndi-
ton. bat rallies - intervals. whsn IL
mind ssemi TO ~ - clear - ever.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19
MISTROT BROS. & co.

Bryan aud Caldwell will play bail
MOnday'at Caldwell.
MisssalMary Lou and Minnie Thomas
Of Navassta are visi lag Mr. and dFs.
Sanders
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19

almsd lht couslct|bh ~ 0nI &I|I.|.
h'mel' who appeared al Ion|a 'a.I
ana pIoelaimed hlmsslf'4 NE 1f ..s
sapAhie Of reading the Future e,..|s.
'nFouEh The key-hole ui lkn.feT..I..s
and az that sofi d lsIn4 i aHtn.
ing 'ne conviction Judge fl.ani ano,ss
tiom ,he ela Ensa.A |>v fk.Is haIa.
opi that nefs'r. t'.|.
rnrh r1vnz "a ....'.|ss. 49,
zs' .Ess'zT'' :. ss-zs.sI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19

J.E. Butler returned yesterday from
an extended summer lrip.
Willie Brll recently rstarasa nom
Wae,. whsn he vas graduated from
h'll'a huslnea, ColbaI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-19

''f N>.att to11tn Is
'onA |aa1ls1 illt herself sual.
'NN|ft some nfks QpsRcle. She rtcol.
'se'eN mat when bsslIaAlne % avail,
2p1|h|ae touched llr iace ana caused
nsI 8 hall conselollly make 1 nAa.
VIZ h,f hand 70 brunh 4 o. Mr.
NonHann surposgH that she uns
N''s'AInE with mouth open a ne l,n.
~ n11 n4nnrI1nra ana In.s ~
Startled 1t hex ailtnn. N
.'N away s|Ar.a Ialo ihe 81. |.
--.<- .s.sf.--=--,--.
The record-union., 1896-11-21
GENERAL MINERS STRIKE.
An Effort Will be Made to Tie Up All
Mines in Colorado.

LEADVILI4E (Col), Nov. 20.-The
most important move yet made by the
striking miners is to-day announced
on what is considered reliable author
ity.
The statement that the Governor had
decided to take summary measures 10
suppress further violence here and
bring the strike ito an end has, it is said,
caused the officers of the union, backed
by the Western Federation of Miners,
to send emissaries to all the other
unions in the State to urge them to in
augurate at once a sympathetic strike,
thus tieing up all the mines of the State.
Cripple Creek and Telluride are to
take the initiative.
In this connection IT is stated upon
authority that the mine managers OF
Montana have decided upon making a
reduction in wages of fifty cents day.
This is expected to precipitate strike
by the largest miners union in the
country.
The Montana unions have been con-
tributing literally in aid Of the Lead
vile strikers, but, With strike immi-
nent in their camp, it Is belived that
they will hereafter need all their money
at home.
The record-union., 1896-11-21
The Woman Wealthy and tho Mother
Of Four Children.
Their Dead Bodies Found Lying on
the Bed in the Room Which They
Occupied, Clasped in Each Others
Arms-A Partly Empty Bottle of
Prussic Acid Told the Story of
Their Death.

VALLEY CITY On. d., Nov. 2O.-A
man and woman of middle age, we'll
dressed and of good bearing, arrived
here last night and registered at the
hotel as Thomas Owens and wife, New
Rockford. They at once went to their
room, and were not seen again alive.
This morning when the couple did not
appear the room was forced open and
they were found lying across the bed,
both dead. They were clad in travelling
clothes and clasped in each others
arms. A partly empty bottle of prussic
acid on the table pointed to their sui
eide with that poison. A note was also
left by the suicides stating: Though
separated in life, we are one in death.
Make no inquiries as to u.s." Money
was inclosed for burial expenses.
The woman was Mrs. M. G.. Swain of
New Rockford, n. D., and her COM
panion in sin and death was Frank Ad-
Olson of Baltimore Md. They eloped
Wednesday from New Rockford, and
the news had been suppressed on ac-
count of the high esteem In which the
family was held, being wealthy and
prominent. Mrs. Swain was 40 years old
and the mother of four children, one
aged IS, daughter. Addison was 40
years old.
The Swain family sent word to have
the remains of the woman sent to New
Rockford for intement.