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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
PARKERsBURG REPUBLICANS
Turn Down the Only Negro Candidate for
ounciImanic Honors The Candidates.

Turn Down the Only Negro Candidate for
ounciImanic Honors The Candidates
Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, March 1.-THE
Republicans of Parkersburg held their
ward primaries here tonight to select
a candidate for council in each OF the
five wards of the city.
The main fight was in the Third ward.
"Bunt" Wilson, a negro, was a candi-
date. His candidacy created conster-
nation among the Republican leaders,
who were at loss to know hom to dis
most of him TO the best advantage. Will
son declared that If he did not receive
the nomination he would run independ-
entity. The negroes generally cham
pioned Wilson's cause, and held sever
al meetings to decide which course to
pursue.
The negroes claimed they had re-
NAMED true TO the party for thirty
years and they demanded recognition.
In the primaries the negroes were
downed and the Democracy are hopeful
of success in that ward in consequence.
The result First ward, r. Wild;
Second ward, lomas Cothern; Third
ward, J. A. Watson; Fourth ward,
Henry Tice; Fifth ward, John o. Bull
lock. The ticket is not considered very
strong.
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SOLAR IRON WORKS,


AtPittsburC, Closed by the sherifr-EXecu-
tions Issued for Large Amounts
Pi.tsburg. March 1.-THE Solar iron
works of VIM Clarks Sons & Co, this
city. was to-day closed by the sheriff
on executions resulting from the de-
cisi0us of the supreme Court ,t Phila-
delphia yesterday, i'm the case Of Eliz-
a5-th ID. Clark, administrator of the
estate of r. L. Clark, her husband,
against Jane Clark, her moJher-ia-!aw.
m which the defendant was ordered TO
pay the plaintiff S453.000 The execu-
lions issued aggregate $3.50 .425 and in
ciudo Si53o00 by he plaintiff. Sl75OO0
by -'a bondsmen. 100000 by Frank L.
Clark as trustee for the creditors. and
S26.0o0 by .he Carnegie Steel Co These
executions were TO protect Jane Clark's
creditors and sureies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
MORE M'KINLEY VOTES.

York. Pa, Republicans. Instruct for the
Ohio Caudidate-Other Delegates selected.
York. Pa. March 1.-THE Republican
County Convention to-day elecled r..
H. Shmdle delegate 10 the National
Convention az ST. Louis. The resolu-
ious adopted insructs Shindel to vote
for Mckinley. and also insTucts the
four delegates TO the State Convention
not To- support Senator Cameron for
delegate at large TO the ST. Louis con-
veuti0n.
Appleton. Wis. March 17.-The
Eighh district convention to-day Sc
lec,ed delegates to ST. Louis conven-
ti0n Instructed TO vote for Mckinley.
In The Third district delegates favor
able 10 Mckinley were also chosen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
The Cuban Question VIII soon Come to a
Vote in the Senate.

washington, March 1.-THE Cuban
debate III the Senate is drawing TO a
close and the expectation is that final
vote will be taken within day OF TWO.
possibly tomorrow. Mr.. Sherman is
keeping the question before the Senate
continuously, 50 that the speeches are
not likely TO last much longer. Mr..
Mills. of Texas. and Mr.. Platt, of Con-
necticut. are yet to be heard, but their
remarks will not be lengthy. Mr.. Nor
gan. of Alabama, occupied almost the
entire session to-day. speaking until
nearly 6 o'clock tonight in support OF
the resolutions. Tt was mainly an ar
gument. without dramatic interest. The
Senator severely arraigned Minister
Dupuy de LONE, of Spain, for impro-
priety i'm criticising Senators. He also
recited many evidences of the seventies
and atrocities with which Spain was
prosecuting the war. Mr.. Morgan said
he feared that the fanaticism of Spain
would lead her to take up the gauge of
war. no matter how mild and proper
this course of Congress might be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
COURTING DISASTER.
The Dangers Which Would Attend a Britis
War OF Conquest in the Soudan.

The Dangers Which Would Attend Britls
War of Conquest in the soudan.
London, March 1.-THE ministerial
statement and discussion in the House
of Commons shows that the British ad-
vance upon the Soudan denotes the ini
tiation of a policy by the British gov
erpment which may be fraught with
lar reaching and possibly disastrous
consequences.
Arthur Balfour, speaking for the cab
met. practically admitted that Non"o'o
would probably not be the destination,
but only the halting place of the Anglo
Egyptian forces. His illusions to the
desirability of bringing the blessing Of
British rule to the Soudan were inter-
preted as indicating that the British
government is bent upon a war, not Of
defense, but of conquest Of that whole
section.
Sir Charles Pike made a profound
impression by his weighty explosion of
the dangers and complications, not
only in Central Africa, but in Europe,
which would be entailed by such a pol
icy. The reception Of his speech shows
influence he lost when driven from
public life ten years ago.
The Liberals will oppose the Soudan
campaign, and they expect that it will
make the government unpopular in the
country ,as its perils are not only too
apparent, while the advantages, even
successful, are nebulous in the highest
degree.
Unless popular outcry stays Sails
bury's hand it may happen that the
long expected cassus belli, which is to
bring about a general European catac
lysm, may be provided, not by trouble
at Constantinople, or in the Balkans, in
the far East, but by the clashing Of
that he has now largely regained the
French, German and British interests
in Africa, and especially in the race nov
begun in good earnest for the posses
sion of the unappropriated portion o.
the valley of the Upper Nile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
REV. DIR. BROWN.
The Council Finds Him Guilty o.
Conduct UnbecOming a Minister
but ExOnerates Him on Charge
of immortality.

San Francisco, March ia verdic
has been reached in the case of Rev.
c. o. Brown and the committee on find
ings has declared the minister guilty o.
conduct unbecoming a Christian min
lister. The committee finished its work
to-day and presented its report to the
council. The report, which is about
1000 words in length, will not be made
public until after it has been submitted
to the Congregational church, which
will be probably tomorrow night. 1t
is believed the report of the council
will eXonerate Brown on the charge of
immortality, but will find him guilty
Of Uuministerial conduct. Upon the
precise wording of the report under
the ministerial conduct specification
will depend DR.. Browns future The
council may or may not fix the punish
ment, but even if no penalty is men
toned, a severe condemnation by the
council would result in Browns loss of
his church. Should this occur, the pas
tors friends declare they will form a
new church for him in the city.
j.
A late telegram announces that Dr..
Brown has been acquitted of the charge
of adultery and unministerial conduct.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
WILL BE 80 cur

In the Pricc OF Coke, April The Fr.clS
Company Announces the Continuance Of
Present Rates.
Pittsburg Pa March lit his been
expected that a reduction in the price
%, coke would be announced on April
Isl; bu, tonight the Frick Company Of
fcials state that the old RACES viii hold
and no reduction viii be made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
STONES niNIGRATION BILL.

Washington. March 1.-THE House
committee on immigration to-day made
a favorable report on Representative
w. A. stones immigrad lion bill The
bin provides that no alien shall be ad-
miued 90 the United STATES without a
certificate from q L. s. Consul 10 the
country from which he halls yha, he is
eligible
Mr. 8artholdt rep Mo- chairman
of the committee. was strongly opposed
TO the measure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
WONDERFUL THINGS Cp' S
Stephen H. Emr aSNse% Great
R6SlltS\ lays.

They Are Believed to Exist Every
where, Even in Darkness and
They May be Turned Into Lis hit
So That the Boiling Tea Kettle or
the Steam Radiator May ulunin-
ate a House-Dr. Emmens Has
Found the Same Properties in
Sunbeams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
kILLvD IN a WRFCk

Harrisburg. Pa. March 1.-Two
persons were killed and eight others
were more OF less injured in q collision
on The Pennsylvania railroad near
Sleel-on to-day.
The dead are: Samuel Welsh. en-
g'uecr and Lee StrouSe. fireman. bo.h
of Philadelphia. H. KrOuss, of Akron.
O.. sustained internal injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Mr.. C. Schnepf. the Opera House
druggist, made the following OBSERVE
tions o. the weather yesterday: a.
m. IS: 9 a. m. %; II m. 80; 3 p. N, 4S;
IN m. 90. Weather, clear.
Washington, D. c., March l7.-For
West Vlrg,nia-Fair and slightly
warmer; variable winds
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A PATENT MEDICINE MAN
Who Claims He Paid $4,000 for Immunity
from Arrest in ohio.

INUIU ~ N''11N''
Special to the Register.
Columbus, Ohio, March IA. j..
White. of New York president Of well
known patent medicine company, was
before the special committee of the
Legislature appointed to investigate
charges of blaclmail against Amos Dye
and A. Luebbing, CT Cincinniti, and j..
A. Sterritt. Of Troy, agents Oi the State
Dairy and Food Commission, and testl-
fed in support OF the charges. Re gave
details as to how he paid, through Dye,
for these men, as he understood IT,
$4,000 or immunity from prosecution
under the Ohio laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
LOST MONTY AT CRAPS.

An Infuriated Negro Shoots Two Men One
OF hem VIII Die.
Chicago, March 17-Enraged over
losing $3.50 at craps to-day Charles H.
Kinds, colored, shot and dangerously
wounded John Johnson, in the latter's
saloon, AGA State street. Another shot
struck a man named Moore. Moore
will recover, but the bullet which hit
Johnson entered the let breast close
to the heart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
w Y POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Special to the Register.
Washington, D. c., March ia
commission has been issued to Roxie
Coon as postmaster at Crooks, Boone
county, W. Va.
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,slGIALISIS OUT IN FORCE.
Over Eve thousand We.cOme De
FeliCe from Prison.

Wild Scenes in the City Of Rome.
The Carriage Containing Three
Socialist Leaders Dragged d
Through the Streets by Their Fol
lowers-The Procession Proceed
ed and Followed by Bands-A
Few Black and Red Flags Dis
played.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
MONSTER COAL POOL FORMED
All the Lake Shipprs Of PennsylVa-
MIA and Ohio In 1t.

The Intention is to Increase the
Price of Coal About Twenty Five
Per Cent. and it is Promised that
Most Of This Advance Will be
Added to the Wages Of the
Miners-A Few Minor Details
Only to be Arranged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18
IT'D l1HS. H'HIILtY.
strength of the Various Janh-
Carefully Compared.

v Nay Have About 2o2
ON the First Ballot
M Reed expects to Enter the
-nron with About Two Hun
s-A allison Stands Wen as a
rnise Candidate-McKm-
Managers Place Too Much
fsnce Upon Southern Del
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-18

,5 ON the First baAoO' T.
Reed expects to Enter the /
,-on with About Two Hun
Allison Stands Wen as a
-nise Candidate-McKn- {
,rarers Place Too Much I
fsnce Upon Southern Del /
March 1.-THE sao-
of the managers of The
boom are not borne out 10y
based ON inquiry as to the
a- delegates. on the pres-
representation 456 votes
ssary TO nominate eandi-
President and vice-President
bHcan National Convention.
of the several States and
has been made through the
mai delegates. and the result
low.
win probably De Well IN
ar the first ballot at the 81
invention. In the contest Ior
rs ir now stands. it is Jne
.-s- the Ohio candidate. Broad
rsine made by Mckinley S
- ana n many Instances these
cannot be tested because of Jne
situation in many states
LID. him. The indications are
ID OBJ H |H.. d.
-eeates ON the first ballot. DC
. hr his antagonists that he
aim. ... his highest vote on the nrsJ
.ded that Reed viii have
-..- highest number of votes. but
--r.- candidates seem to- be willing
... risk of the Maine man get
nomination. and 90 make COM
-- cause AGAINST Mckinley. Two
.r.s n the cause of Ohio. ia-
...- .o which attention is called.
-ha boom Is TOO we'll developed.
In advance of the convention. thus
HE rivals 90 throw darts
that it depends TOO much up-
Southern votes.
southern delegations are not gen
REGARDED as a safe reliance and
r-esort instance there VIII be
rg delegations from several of
Southern States. Tn those cases OF
tla choice is apt to- depend np-
oolplexion OF the convention.
minei 5v the majority OF the
without contests. For this
Mckinley must O. flly able
...r.r-nrrffnn hnFnun no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


KERRVILTE-Polc are being erected
for electric lights and the building and
plant Will he completed In q few weeks.
DENISON--Owen McCarthy's hardware
store. at 200 West Main street was rob
bed, about $50 worth OF pistols and Win
chesters being taken away,
OLdVE--Mr, James Burch Of Colmesneil
shipped a carload Of heeVes from here to
New Orleans. He paid from $40 20 S25
apiece. Some Will weigh as high as 400
pounds.
FORT WORTH Bailey & Riddle. dry
goods merchants Mt Mansfield have OK
ccuted n trust deed securing claims Of
preferred creditors to the extent Of $1,000.
T.. f. Reines IL named as trustee
FORT WORTH-D w. Evans was ar
rested here to answer an indictment pend
ing In Hunt county, charging arson He
viii be taken 10 GrccnVille by Deputy
Sheriff Patton. who is here after him.
in the morning.
HILLSBORO-Sh Sheriff Reli arrested S.
r. Aughton and n man named flull Sat
Tday near Seymour, charged with a
criminal conspiracy. Aughtou owned "a
house in Seymour An attempt was made
to burn the house Thursday night
VILLAGE MiILS-Dr. T. Il Sceman
OF this place and Or. j. $. Price of Beau
mont assisted by DR. Ogden of Mona and
Ilr. Boise OF Hyatt. took stone the size
Of small almond from the bladder of
sam HOLMAN, an n-year-old boy of this
place.
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sptrH ar-n.tl.A.s

AD.enr. Texas. March 5.-Methoa..t
hra- geiF' pnrrt,i ain c.ose a two week.
meeting af tats place tonight TIE scr.
vices aaye been yery interesting ana have
ofen attended w.f5 marked success. Bur
a"'t 10 hari hitter and church members
WHO attend tpeattrs tao dance ard card
'i-tie lave boon aayed repeatedly. At
Ola service. after enuIneyauug npfns o.
tao ogaFactersiics Of "tne NttIc ta'nc.ng
hol g9er be- said: - would rather take
while oak uai and lut a poke bonnet
hal Mother Hubbard oa Il ana have
y icr a wife thau 20 have a woman Ike
mat lir FaiI tnaf fle german" yas
eIiy an pl4-fashioutd "slindir'' ana that
Ice hal secs the negroes OF East Te1as
engage n them many tiue and thnt they
were phs called Ser;uaus ia vain effort
70 make them aesthetic by giving them an
aesthetic name.
lu Speaking ~ the impoaglbility of SELF
tshness aud aFarlrn entering the kuFdou
u Heaven. he said. Your millionaire
church members who are plluR up their
wealth with barefoot. shivoflng children
and suffering women az their very doors
like Lazarus AZ the rlch mans gate. are
spirit and being Of such men ~ lncnm-
patl6le with the very atmosphere OF
Heaven. II they should once get there
they woula form trust ana corner the
waters ~ tho River Of Life ana diR
up tho streets ~ the Eternal city 20 get
the sold 20 make pipes ana run a water
works on tho standplpe system and run
the water down 20 he'll and sell it for q
cents "a glass"
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Three-duartcr mile selling--Rapid Tran
sit. Carrie r.. Juanito "a, Black Tiger,
Alamo, %; Dobbins, Kitch, Raviola, Jim
my r.. Francis Hennessy, Gomor. 1902;
salvation, l05.
one half mile. 2-year-olds-W oodlawn.
Attic H., liobus. Judge Butler. 81; Wary
Not sanguine, 100; Fate. 1902; Prince Con-
sort. 1876.
Three-quarter mlle-Georgie Smith. b..
+. Flat, %; Ferryman. Winchester, "a;
NV Hehe, 1903. Sir John 105; Nevada Bay,
Or. Parke, Tramp Feedman, los; Hi Hen
ry. III.
Fourth race-St. Patrick's handicap: one
mile and 20 yards-Little Tom, Sky Blue,
Clarus; 90; Nicolini, %, Domingo. 1lS,
Emin Rey, i23,
one mile-Cake Bread. Belle Grones:
Prudent, So; Charley DAILY. 81; F.. NJ. B.,
w Helen Rramble. otis Angus, 10l
Bankrupt Fair knight. 1Og; Coronet,
PLAY or Pay, liz,
Three-quarter mile, sellng-Sweet Heart,
Truant, %; Capriyi. st. Luke, Sprtua list,
a9' Lady Ande. Casso. Marden's Pet 100;
Lank Bustup, Denner, lo2; Tradesman,
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NEW ORLEANs RACES

New Orleans, La, March 16.-six fur
longs-Old Dominion, l07 (Sherrer). 10 TO g.
won; Red John, III McGlone), 4 to l. sec
end Sir John, liz (Hinkey), to /, third.
Seven and half furlongs- Van Brunt,
10 tSherrer), to 3. won; i.ottie Mills, los
!Haytonl, h 10 J, second; Constantine, los
ttoss), Il to !, third. Time 1919.
SIX furlongs, selling.-Cochinu, 10 (Sher-
rerl to J, won, Niklta. l05 CLAY, to S.
Time 10.
Handicay, 3-year-olds and IN. mile and
a siNteenth-t iarnldlne, N myie). s to !,
Won Robert l,atta, III CTabor). even, sec
99ind Tanered' 9S %. Davis. to 5. third.
SIX furlonss-ilillsboro, 1O5 DUNN, 10
D. won; Lucy Belle 100 (Sherrer) 5 to 2,
second Simrook, los tRoss). 10 to 1. third.
SIX furlongs, s1lling-A shland, 10 (Hain),
even, Won; King Elm 10 (NutD, / to /,
Time l:2l, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
LAND FORFEITURE RULING.
University Lands Will Probably Be
Included.
BENEFIT TO THE STATE TREASURY,
Agricultural Land. win BE Separated
From Those only Suited To Grazing.
Iitemeu'- Monument Fund,


Austin. Texas March 1.-THE question
may r.-..,st,. nrts. ,r ,-tey- ~ ,,e fact
iHAl e"hir'4 81 the university laHas was
given Jile board OF ~ gents by the Twenty.
feu-th legislature. whether Attorney Cen
.~al Cranes recent opinion that judicial
forfeiture Is not necessary under tho land
act Of ls74 ana sihselueut ae,s applies to
sales 81 university lands. The present de-
farrnran.ai construction of the op!nion rs
mat IL does stulv 20 university es well
as s.t..,l .,.f .'.,.t,,,, ,.a. n,,,.., 49,.
7@ a'' '-' 'N'" i'"'' BECAUSE the
act placing such lands iu the hands of the
reraats does not change the mode Of
,--y..... ,,,I..-,. - -, a. - -,
'''l 'a'~'r' 'At"2"s,. "o"AAo' 'l"s ''e CON
regents. Furthermore it Is TO the interest
q the university that the opinion should
apply u Us lands 50 that immediate for
feature can be- Obtained 10 Instances whore
ttey arc being Aeld by dehuquenJs and
M, t,,lop the market al once and become
-.
ituweter as i7rtcitures VIII not be
les ~. 90 "f 1871 ll"f' NJ, I'm Upti.-
Son h'fNre NpNefnN"r next, inc tuIlnllA-
soh.F 81 wa !apa o"ie VIII eNe'n,ng inio
srs aonrafard. In fn- meantime 80 AZ ~
NAV t.s ruade yyitu regard thereto
As general proposition, tHc opinion
viii hay ie tendency 10 clear up the
-tltc's lard affairs and bring them down
ie h1FlH. 4' hasla' nc latA lHht ule
l-tihs sh9uiA We iuine3 over 10 me man
"ilr .ne n"t nhs pern pretty s'Atri'IE
~ ,. NIlri,.,'i,,,., - NCt'' V.
$50 80 - - w. ~ l.,t,,t,at,1
re, - ti,,. H. ,f,,t H.. .,,i,, ,,,,r
I'm iii San he sieccssfuillv followed
o. tr. rnst5r norton or Tho school Inds
lrft
Aluch of Tho romance heretofore ut
ftrhrI % tha "rhildreu'a heritage has
mas been reached roiurtantfv A lis true
: tuai "a hiily goat would have a hIrd time
~ Stins np "a uVinE on many acres there
heritage with the honest intention OF
| ut''-'NH ehelr oniIe2Noas anu iayulS 0ut
, ,N, p1lt 4,lSes' o,'y 10 Mv't WIZ ~
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utes some sneak thief stepped In and
stole fine watch out of his front show
case. Mr.. Jaeschkc detected the loss at
once. but there was no clew TO the robher.
lie reported the matter TO the police,
who are looking for the slick rascal.
Another equally bold theft was the
misfortune of Mrs. John Koch. Her hus-
hand has bakery on Liberty street adj
Joining the postofflce, and they live In the
upper floor of the building. Her mother
saw an old lady go upstairs and come
down in few minutes, but surprising It
was caller. said nothing about 1t at tho
time, and the loss of a pocket book with
In the dark as to the identity of the un-
welcome visitor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-17
NEUROLOGICAL.

M'LAREN-Brenham, Texas, Marc
Miss Kate McLaren, late Of Hcri
died at II O'Clock last night al lie Z
dence Of Mr. William Roy in this ety.
JOHNSON Velasco, Texas, March n
Mrs. S II. johnson died here Sstu,al
and was buried the next day. She
been a great sufferer for several m0a1
Following fourth-class postmas,sn d
appointed today hammond, L. A. cy5
vice G. l.. DrileueuVe. resigned; Ntns
l.. Smith. vice J. +. Pepper. resrd
Polk. j. :. Lloyd. vice c. W. POI 4
signed; William Penn, X. R, Anissl
vice g. W Wade. resigned.
DUNN-Rryan. Texas. March M
Thomas Dunn died al his home 10 q,
city this morning at $50 O'Clock. M
"a member of the firm OF Dunn 4 ~
WI olcsale and retail liquor dealers
had resided IN Bryan many years shi
regarded as one of its best cillzeas
was 80 years OF age.
JONES Victoria, Texas, Mari
Mrs. Laura Jones wife OF Disue'
j. j. Jones. died yesterday sftefh9
consumption after an illness o.
months. She leaves a devoted tasa
and four Young children. She w
oldest daughter OF c. l.. ThurtnoE
and has grown from childhood 70 w
hood in Victoria, where. she was W.
sally esteemed. The funeral VIII
place this afternoon.
OTHER DEATHS
Nevada Mrs. T. u. Waddill
Bclton-Mrs. Mamie Strother fu1
wife OF County Judge Furman NJ.
Denton--Mrs. j. d. Bartee ana VI
r. Long.
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SPECULATE

YOUNG AND NJ have follosss
Remarkable results ,,aayied and -.
treatment. Years OF 81 curatys. vi
exnerience in the use a control ~
that we alone own am nave weak y
prders of Men WHY arrans, who nsx
veloped OF liars OF youth w he sa,|
ms from e ryoiis or impoten,ssp 4!
who are heI and the conlSu e y
their teiioSS companions' t NV ran ".
friends ,an al Tpatisnts. Y ,.. ns;I tss
ahteo tored. our own e
vim Vi acre :, Tsd,RaS SqFe;r th.r 81 rpsi
RfMEM PM, nit no other. a. VI, trsssasA
Valuable time. oo ,-,r
once -. ,yho are sumo sr,sh
l.Ap niaGc,,lIar to your ~, s our nfs
eases sponld certainly surpsssss "a
ness at,nent, when With 50 ~ s, n
U mIethods and does sarWses,ced. fysD
nstch is often expet,se satisfied. 1. N
wniCn nd you VIII pessie cisss~ M
pHIiS-This ,la,sst Inethoass IA
al nv us with ths sprinss W as
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captain and assistant surgeon OF the
Eifih ReEimont. TnNns Nntnran Gnards

captain and assistant surgeon OF the
Firth Regiment. Texas Veteran Guards.
Messrs q. W. Blair and Tobe Knight
clerks of the Dallas and Galveston courts
OF civil appeals respectively. were in the
city today on business with the comp
troller
In the Federal court today one OF the
Indictments against August Seelg OF
Cameron charged with opening mail that
dld not bolong to him, was quashed and
hearing on the other viii be had tqynor-
row.
Judge MaXey OF the United, States cir
cult court today granted n restraining or
der upon an application for an injunc-
ton to prevent tho paying out OF the san
than sewer work and will hear the mo-
ton for permanent Injunction next sat
urday.