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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-11-26
KING MAKES A KICK.
He Says Grants Recent Letter Was a
Stab at the Republican Party.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 1S.-(Special)-W
Il. King, chairman of the republican ex-
ecutive committee of Dallas county and
editor of the Weekly Express, handed
reporter the following:
The letter of DR.. John Grant, recently
published, is stab at the republican
party in Texas which threatens to throw
it into commissions. While aimed ostensi-
bly, at Hon. j. n Huston of Connors-
vile, Ind, the representative here of
Hon. Mark Hanna, 1t Is in reality in
tended for Il. ii. X. Green, the head of
our state organization, and Is revolution
airy.
Having attracted the attention of
ofiice-seekers to himself as the presiding
genius of the pie counter and so held
out inducements for following, he pro-
ceedcd to berate without restraint the
management of the campaign, not to
paralyze Gen. Huston, whose mission
had come to a close, but to cause re-
volt against the state chairman. The
language of the assault is not that of
a calm, thoughtful man, such as would
be selected to the elements from which
the republican party in Texas had to be-
built, but of n disorganizer who had lost
his head. A political party Is like n
force Of steam If entrusted to unskilled
iS'ht an tlBluttl, hN 10 hhNiy
to blow the machinery up. The re-
Election is suggested by DIR. Grants ill.,
tempered letter and would be sufficient
answer to it were it not for the little
movement inaugurated in this city to
boom him under pretense of endorsing
him for cabinet position.
mo person with common sense be-
lieves that state like Texas will be
given representation in McI<inley's cab
met, and were it otherwise. / should like
to know If Hon. n. w. Quincy Of Gal
weston has not the stronger claims upon
portfolio than Dr. Grant Grant is
the creature of Wright Quincy. To elect
him state chairman Quincy made the
fight of his life. Quincy has never be-
traycd friend. In the recent campaign
Quincy stumped the state for Mckinney,
making personal and private sacrifices in
his cause, and if a cabinet position were
contemplated for Texas l would put in
mention Hon. n. W. Quincy"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-11-26

TENNESSEE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Nashville, Nov. 1S.-The state board
Of canvassers completed the official count
today, resulting: Bryan, 163,651; Nc
Kinley. 148,773; Watson. 1925; Palmer,
1851; lowering, 300S. Bryan's plural-
ty, 14,77S.
For governor: Taylor (dem.), 158, 228;
Tillman lrep.), 149,374 Mills (pop.), H.
976; Hopgood (pro.), 1881.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12

Wharton, Texas. December 1.-THE larg-
est land sale OF the season took place to.
day, in which 72S acres of Wharton rich
dirt changed hands. Mr.. r. l.. Mallz o.
Victoria sold the tract to West & i,ailcy
of Colorado county, at SIS per acre The
lands lie five miles from Wharton. and th
is considered a choan figure.
Colonel r. r. Huston. who deals in real
estate besides cotton. asks Tho Post TO call
attention 10 the fact that us Cleveland hae
offered thanks, let the silver people know
that There Is plenty Of good land left. for
they can come to Wharton AMI got IauP
cheap Lands that lne man can make moro
on than on three times the acreage else
where This period is fast passing Tho
only rich, fertile cline 80 far south. the
gulf on one side. where the resident is
kissed daily by the briny breezcs az the
GUT Of Mexico, no heat in summer. nc
cold In winter ten months of season--the
farmers paradise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12

Dallas, Texas, December Il, : Al
$3.50 O'Clock last night two negroes a.s,
the grocery store Of Peter Dorsa knnI
the Five Points corner, II being lhf jvNa
OF Commerce, Preston and Jactsou sfu,
and asked for ten cents worth Of Oh
snaps. Dorsa. who is an old Italian, III
around to get the desired article vi6 I
OF the men struck him q tefrihls TIN
The back Of the head with some bIui
strument. knocking him to The Sreult
rendering him unconscious. AZ w.
man fell he uttered cry fsr hsR u
had the effect OF frightening Cd BIZ NJ
ants before they could carry out "
evident intentions Of robbery. ;
The ii-year-old son Of Dora hs'i !
noise made by his fathers fall ~ 4
down into the store from upstain, ts \
late to see anything Of the aeeins ~
The old man. while aeriessiy A.
better today, and will donbtu
around all right. He Is unable y
any detailed description Of biz 'aAz
other than that they were both nesfn
Some time last night thieves enlsfa
grocery store Of s. E. Jordan. No ny
ran street, by pricing open 40 insxl.!
fastened front door and carried Oh w
smoking tobacco, candies, ttc, y
amount Of sl2 or SIS, In aidiilua "
they broke open the cash drass ~
cured the contents amounting 2 "
lars. The burglary was executed su
siderable skill. as Mr.. Jordan. w
in the rear of the store knew nohlis
occurrence till this morning
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.

Quite a number of distinguished visitors
were in the city today. some OF whom had
just returned from hunting and fishing on
Galveston bay, and the others on the way
to the happy hunting grounds. Among the
former were ]. n. Maxon. vice president
OF the Fairbanks company OF St. Louis
and Chicago, and President Nichols. OF the
81. Louis Bank Of Commerce. They have
shot ducks on Lake Surprise and caught
big fish from the jettios and departed ior
their homes this evening highly pleased
with their short stay in South Texas and
with promise to come again. The other
Iilrty is headed by Mr.. Amos e Little of
the Pennsylvania railway Edward Borden
prominent manufacturer of Fail River
Massachusetts,, and Henry G. Butcher, Of
Philadelphia. president Of the Southern Oil
company. This party is chaperonod by
Captain a. p. Sauer. manager OF the cot
ton oil mills, of Houston. The party left
this afternoon for Lake Surprise on Colonel
W. l.. Moody's yacht. Phorabe, and will
spend several days there hunting and fish
Ing and having a good time The weather
is rather mild a present. but nice blue
norther will probably whistle down this
way in few days to help them out in the
matter Of ducks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Visit Ors from Denver Will Arrive
on u Special Train.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS HUNTING.
WIN Visit Galveston ana Iious-
tOn-A New Jctty Record.

Galveston, Texas, December II. - A
telegram received this afternoon announces
that the visitors from Denver, Colorado,
will arrive tomorrow morning at $3.50. The
telegram, which was from Mr.. Is. l.. WIN
chell TO Secretary Tom Richardson, of the
deep water utilization committee was sup
posed TO refer to the regular Santa re train.
which arrives here at 80. and notice was
given accordingly. hut q subsequent mes
s8ge states that the party is coming on II
special train The party is composed OF
the officials OF the Denver and Gulf rail-
load and the leading editors and publishers
OF the Denver daily newspapers ana Gal
weston proposes to entertain them sunptli-
ously After breakfast ut one OF the lead
ing hotels, the visitors will be given a viey.
OF the wharf front and sail on the bay
out to the jetties, a carriage drive over thu
city and an oyster roast at WOODLANDS Lake
and entertainment until they leave about
neon Sunday. 1t is believed here that the
railroad men in the party have some IDEA
of extending their road to tide water Oh the
gulf and that the visit to Galveston is not
altogether one Of pleasure.
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Hngnn Not n EnnGi,Iutc.



LocKhart. Texas, December 10 Soon
AFTER the election, when it became known
that had been returned to the legislature.
! was urged by many friends throughout
tue state TO become candidate for speaker
OF the house. Yielding 10 the inportupitv
OF these with whom | had been Intimately
ana pleasantly acquainted In the twenty
second and Twonty-thlrd legislatures. |
consented to the use OF my name in that
connection. Now, however. I have become
satisfied that my feeble health will not
permit me TO grapple successfully with tho
irssome and combining duties of the speak
ersaIp, II II was tenir.od to me as a graf
uity, For three years have been an in
valid and compelled to be very cautions
against fatigue. physical or mental: conse-
qnently permit me, through TIE Post, to
say 10 my friends who have so kindly Of
Tered mo their support, that ! now thank
them most sincerely and cheerfully release
them from all pledges. As for myself with
the lights now before me. shall support
for speaker the Hon, l.. T. Dashell of
Leon. as know him TO be In every way
worthy and we'll qualified TO fill the posi-
ton with credit to himself and his asso-
GATES Edgar H. Rogan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12
N!,S!sM!!..N!!Il.l.!.l!lTZIl

National bank for the sum ., q.
pank was ono Of the preferred
and purchased the stock to w.. ".
ences. wy We ~
Judge Il. II. Rogan. repre,.n,.,..
has prepared and will introdus !, |. -
day OF the session, two very imns,.., y
10 prevent fraud at elsctioas -, y.
rally modify the method q yo,ls - II
changes in the election laws. q s.,. NJ
analogous, are very necessary ,,i \,
urged in the interest Of reform = ~
Many of the citizens Of Csldva, !. !,
are very urgent in a demand isr ! ~ y.
and amendment OF the game H., n
state. so as to afford pfotectjrs n i
rapidly disappearing game. and IN ~
UP memorial to the Legislature 4 a
effect. =
Messrs. John McCurdy, A. n s,u,
b, Flowers. Marshall Beaty, A M,
and other nimrods OF Lockhlrt sto II
been on protractsd hunting upsiIs
out west OF San Antonio, have mi "
as trophies Of their skin wyer,l Nh, Y
which has had the effect 10 st,rt OFT I
other party, which will leave loir.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12
AN ABANDONED BRIG.

Captain G. II. Lewis of the British
steamship Kendall Castle. which arrived
today from Manchester, reports having
sighted November 81. in latitude 80 de.
grees is minutes north. longitude 3s de-
sreos 90 minutes west a brig with distres J
Signals dying at foremost head
she was northwest from u.s." said Cap
tain Lewis I'VE hauled up and steamed
around her. but saw no one on board She
had main top gallant mast carried away:
all yards on the fore and main masts were
adrilt. some hanging over the sides. The
sails were all In ribbons. She had while
painted deck house aft and white painted
long boat on top CT deck house, bottom up
between fore rigging. Bulwarks were car
ried away on both sides. and her stern
was stove in. | was unable to dstingul h
any name. Apparently she had been re-
Gently abandoned and was timber laden -
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r.uc,,er Rcmcm herel

Columbus. Texas. December n
s. T.. Chambers and wife hs na''
from the Texas conference ana ="
appointed to the city for smother RI, ,s,'' ,
an expression of feeling ih,I GA 4
tween the people OF Coiunou. M.
pastor and family, Mrs' csn. .. N
and Miss Matte johnson. sl''' \. 81
mosphere Of public sentiment = N
began to gather and about NJ
nesday, while the pastor ~ ,.,.s,.I
meeting, u cyclone struck 'l .s,,s s,,1
and such an army OF visitors W. NJ
s coffee. flour. eau good. ~ ~,
m nl Brother chamber " " Y
is all in smiles and he ana ,n e, IL X
happy over the warm rtcepu0'
tokens % GOOD viii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12
THE HALLE.

inc North German Lloyd steamship
Halle arrived last night, twenty days from
Bremen with the largest number Of i'm
migrants that any ship has yet brought to
this port, li0 in all
lho immigrants are nearly all for points
IN reNas and were distributed In their
several directions by the railroads withou.
much delay. The Halle encountered rouoh
weather, which delayed her arrival about
Two days She has a full return cargo al
ready engaged and will be ready to leave
on schedule time, her regular date being
the 10Th.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12

Of four months duration, were conveyed
to their las, resting place from his late
residence In this city. Rev. DR.. French,
OF the Baptist church. ofhciated.
President Hubbard, OF the Houston and
Texas Central. accompanied by Messfs.
q. \. Quinlar, c. w. Bein and j. Nj. Lee
called upon the railroad commissioners this
morning. The party went up the line of
the Austin and Northwestern this after
noon and will leave for Houston In the
morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12
NOTES.

Ex-senator u. X. Lane, OF san Antonio.
was a departmental visitor Today.
The attorney general today approved a
So. 600 issue OF Carthage school house bonds
Rice kuykondall of Houston, and Wal.
ter Gresham. OF Galveston, are registered
at the Hotel Salse.
\ dispatch received here today from the
diroctor general OF the Tennessee centen-
nal exposition states that 1000 square feet
OF space in tSo buildings is the most that
can be given Texas
The Austin Poultry and Pet Stock assoc
citation Is making extensive preparations
for its first annual exhibition, which win
on,n In this city on January 20. and con-
tirue for four days
The remains Of Colonel l.. A. Ellis who
died this morning after q lingering Illness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12

The following corporations today filed
,lcir charters with the Secretary of STATE:
The Pope an Costello company of Al
yerado. johnson county. Capital STOCK.
500 900. lncorporators. j. c. Phelan, H. j.
Goldberg and Sidney Martin. The object
of the corporation is TO DO a general ncg-
Chanllse business.
The Bowie Light company, of Bowie.
Capital stock. S15.000. lncorporators' I G.
Phillips. a. t. Thomas and / n Graves.
This corporation is formed for the purpose
o. furnishing 10 the public electric lights
and electric p0Mor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12

kree. and II such negiiesnee did not con
tribute to bis injury. be would not be pre-
Guided from recovering on this account, II
otherwise entitled 10 DO 80.
II plaIntln had not placed the bar upon
his knee. In the nature OF things his knee
could no; have been Injured by the down
ward pressure o. the bar resulting from
the low JOINT. Hence there was 70 oues-
tor whether or mol hts act contributed 10
the Injury. IA TO his act, the sole question
was whether or not II vas negligent II
has frequertiy been held reversible error
TO submit II charge to the jury an issue
no, made By the evidence. unless II IL clear
kAt the Jury were not mislcd thereby The
instruction here wts we'll calculated 10
confuse and inislead the jury Its probable
effect was 10 induce them TO believe that
the word "contrihuir' had some technical
sense different from rs ordinary significa-
lion. For This error the judgment viii I've
reversed.
3 The osurf erred also IN is instruction
10 the jury ths, II was the duty Of the de-
fcadani company to keep its Toadbcd In .
reasonably ssfe condition. The use ~ or
dinkrr care Is the measure OF its duty IN
this particular toward its servants We
are Inclined 10 ihius, however. hat ihs
error was curel by the correct Instruction
given upon the sane point In another part
al the charge Reversed and rernaniei
Opinion ty Gaines. c. J.
n. 2 coNNog vs. r. ". sEwELL: Ar
riira'ioa Tor writ q error IN cast
frur Norris ctuniy. Fifth distrfct-ilis-
missed for want N jurisdiction
THIS suit vas brought by srveil in The
district court sllesins IN substance that he
ana Comet entered into contract 10 carry
ou neWssaref II which y vas agreed
that the i1sie- vas 20 furnish the capital
lhat he Vas 10 furnish ass skill ss5 labor
IN promoting 'bS enterprise ard that the
lro-lts SeTe 10 BE- equally divided between
thssl lie also aaescd "a elect thGt Ai.t7
The trEi1rss G41 been established ard car
'f,s nn for abcui five months iho defendant
,o7cials &ne uulAW.uliy entered upoa AMI
,oos possesslou ef The office ana property
r.. ne firm. Eus excluded BIN tror1 fee
.osss-ssloa. En3 tAE1 thereby he was csusei
great humiiistioH and rental distress he
4 a slgd Actual damages n he sum 81 Z
1875 And exemplary damages IN The sum oi 4
'.0nt
w;lhost the claim tor exemplary dam
leGs IL 5 clear that ih.s court weald -
,lhcs. .urls5ictioa 90 grant he viii ~
-rar N thas cas- We are Of The opinion
lar ao rrtltion alleges So fsAs when
eaid Justify taiEr3en; fa- exemplary
images To sutho- 20 + recovery a. rlui-
or asslases fhe case t13si eo1f4r- seii.c
.'-efu. ~ fraud. malice o. ap.Trsssof. The F
rsEgass in has cese IS RHeF~a 10 have
.hsa fufclt', aud unlawful ~ 'bs' may
b. technically SAID y 1asf tres pksses The
~ larFtanqas vEirh are averFct 10 have .
ecoufzrtrl 80 svsie7 may re so1le eyl-
ecre ~ malice. Diit are nDt such that
1alre MAST - HecesE1riY Inferred from
p We therefore conclude thsf TBS
Nf-rneHts 80 The petition 40 not auth0Ti7e
,e-0Vrsr ~ s2er niarT iarares The
5J@iesfion re 'hssefors DISMISSED Tor want
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clnrk Refused PslL
Tyler, Tesas, De'sm0e

Tyler, Texas, DeeemV'' m,
habess corpus trial Of wv III,
Texas agoInst jeff CLARK ,ssmas,pddt
today and Judge TempletoI , r. s.,IS,
to Jail without ball nu ,n S me dtiiss
cut a strong case agA'n -, IN Judss !
Alter the evidence was az :, nj h I
n N informed the counsel J, NE lSs is
ps'U to hear from them n. o. q ii III b
not the facts as he haa i,0 s,,te ris
iimony. Counsel for 'n ~. iudss ~
sra,,nient in the case, 'np
that il was not necessary
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wanted .ploadbou',rss,

Paris. Texas, December y ND he
d d., for sloodholnas, HI ,,.. s,.1s d
a ,hat iV' safe in south Nc asa, tss Tat =
nan of the town bad os. ,rd 20 ,ssisA
are no bloodhounds mere '
,o;lld be rendered.
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GRIMM APPEALS.

~, 49, -,..~.A- n ~ -,
'!"' as " Ne o'u'.
he following business
--r',,,. - -. ~, q, ~, II, 80
rnrstr.-- ses,7ned
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- V ,,' W.
NJ .,rrsf 5,,,1rra,,rsa s~,ti',e,,iy
y-oe.a 1y he circumstances. Il Is no,
necessary ma; the promise Of marriage be
repeated al the yeiy tims Of tae inter
coarse 7t the cErlgl Intercourse was tie
eals eeuercs u pr.or promise il Is su0-
ritr; There being no errors IN tn record
!u1euert IS ehirr4ed
JOHN ALsUP So. STATE. from Ksrnes.
corvirf5au of murder in second degre.
ara s''t'h t"en'{-hFe F.srs- Affirmed
az 'i' '1a'f'' we "''ilHs d
i'' 'A-'-''' " ''l'esS'z s"'Fe ne H.
-. - X" uo'nas ~
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s.st..-i Tte t,t.,,s,., ,s sy,,,,.,t VI
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~ -
frts,. -.,t.tt.N -,,-t, F.. H..
.- ~. heep'ns " aiso!aer'Y
'''iN'' 'iis' oi' ehSl NoHe
1s ''''' 'A' e's'se' '"ai defendant
Ne' t"e owner ana manager Of theater
sie dance house where spii1tuous, vinous
ih-i De- f.a unlawtgllr and knowingly I'm
TOY -ne hetp ana have IN his service In
sei7 thea ter and daut. house iewd women.
a. l,ss,',,. rs'. VI n'u iepS,a,i.n
,ndfr ,r. l.,, ~ n, No. - rh ~.
subtutt,.8 nv ih4 ,b,re. M ,ho co.,~, ~,
,ofrect Judgement sqirrca
Ouiulon ~ Mr.; r
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NOrIcE or CONTEsT.

Notice has been received at the govern
ors office that r. c. Phillips VIII contest
the election OF w Il. Berry as treasurer
Of Camp county and that j. W Hill viii
contest the election OF sam ID. Snotsrlss
rs Judge OF said county
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= lIre:,

Blood is essential TO perfect health. This
is soioatihe fact. Esery organ, nerve
and muscle must he fed AID nourished.
1t Is the function OF the blood 70 furnish
this nourishment, and the quality Of
pourishment these organs receive depends
on the quality OF the blood. 1.-THE blood IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-12
HIGHER COURT DECISIONS.
Sysopses Of 0pin ions Handed Down
at the Latest Sitting.
AUTHORITY OF COURT OF APPEALS
Declsion in the Patrick-smith Case.
The Hardcastic Sentence stands.
Mrs. Fishers hail Reduced.

Austin. Texas, December i0-Follo~ini
are synopses OF the opinions delivered b.
the supreme court today.
W. A. PATRICK vs. FRANCIS SMITH
CO. suit by Patrick to recover CON
missions OF Smith l. CO. for the sale o
certain lands. from B<xAr county, Fouftf
disiric;--Judgrncn; of court Of civil hp'
peals affirmed IN part and reversed an
.tnanded II part
THIS suit wns brought hy Patrick TO re-
cover o. Smith & Co. commissions Tor ne
gotla.ing sales Of certain parcels Of land
under an alleged confrsc; ettsesr The jar
lies There vas !gacaa.nt for siEiEti1
III the trial court. THIS Judgment Hss re-
versed by the co0ri OF elSgl Eppehss And
Judcmeui vas ny them rendered Tor smith
4 Co. The material issse IN the case, on
the tTiai below. vas ShetheE 6. no. he
correspondence ana personal pcsotihiiou-
between fsf PARTIES Amounted 10 car-
tract CE,o1 I>I.s lssae the eFsosGcs v IS
conflicting.
Tne conrI o. CIVIL appeals bad Tie pnEe-
10 reverse iAe judgment Rendered ~ ths
trial eour1 IL THIS case and u was their
cuiE 10 90 - . They tbuaEa 8 AealI.si
kuth T,rapol.dsr2 .. the 'vistace hat
Il ouga; Dot 10 stand HAVING regfrsec ~
Judgment ~ caE nci say .nsf they are 10
error. We have 10 sprisasr tlon peer thsi
caessSua. Tpsr Il Ne express 40 up4z!au
aof have We spTae 20 EaF Gfi tilf cSnrir-
Liss upon * H8s oagt1 theg have rem
ce7=3 iaaEzaeT; zekirx; Tie appellee Ar
tioie ls.7 q: Sic realised s4agaies pr0r id.s
that when fas Judgment gf 1cr-eF q lhf
coErt shan b T:ra-Hg TIE aGufi SIAN Trt-
oeea to rep6e- snu1 Judgment or secrat az
the ocufg bsigw shcsllG hRFg rendered e1-
ceE- NAsu 4 q neeshSErF t1st SAKE matter
Of sscs As GserrtAInes af he DAMAGE 20 iss
g h. -.
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Ferris, Texas D,ys D1'''
c. Gilbert, a ren'e' -, oi tss
lis daughter this no MOI ,,rrssublss De 7
sb he viii die. Family 'v~ -
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rage. and 90 remained until after the
ceremony, the marital con,rac, being
civil one. 1t would be void. There eeins
no statement Of facts in the record as rre-
sented to us, there was no error in retus.
ing the charge. Affirmed
Optnion hv Hurt = J.
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r / Oh

Pure and full of vitality it viii properly
feed and support the whole mechanism
OF the body. II it Is poor and thin
disease aud suffering viii be inevitable.
The great success OF Hoods Ssrsanarilla
In curing stubborn cases OF BorOiula,
eczema, rheumatism, neuralgia and
many other similar troubles, 10 hased
upon ia power TO enrich and purity the
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~, I bit
un crnE A COLD = s., ~ |

t9se ,l Lssn3ys refund h1Si The honey
IN ciire. pc.
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EX PARTE II. II. LEWIS from Harris e
Reversed

Reversed
Appellant Charles Fisher. and r. l..
Thrash we're charged wish he murder of
Lilly jarvis by Administering poison and
EppcNan, held In hail IA The sum o. sS0oo
Her cenieniion being that said amount Is
excessive. she being poor and all her
f-ltncs being poor We think the evidence
sustai~s her contcutlcus The Judgment Is
reversed and hail fixed at 5000.
0rt-ion by Hurt
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Smith 3 STATE from 'oI3nani con
fiction ;or assault wlth. intent TO kin
and given Two years Reversed aad r.
mad. .
The charge correctly gives the law on
assault 20 murder. but fails TO charge on
aggravated assault and battery. Ne thinl,
he evidence would have Justified the jury
ia finding appellant guilty Of aggravated
asfauii- therefore defendant was entitled
70 such charge The cause is reversed and
reminded
Opinion by Davidson, j.