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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-12

The Ellsworth News, in COM
mentlng upon the candidacy OF
Dam Shell for senator from the
Mobiles Murray district, says: Il
is little early to bring out candi-
dates Tor next year, but as it is
usna! for republicans 10 nominate
their best men il is very likely
that Ar SE1el: will be The nomi-
nee. He is competent in every
WAY to fill tie bill a,:.! if lie wants
th.' no'ssinati>n he u;iil probably
get il, al!s' be elected, too. ~:
cite revival of business which
was promised us a result OF q set
Element Of tariff, . said treas
ury official this morning, sis mani
tested in all sections Of the coun-
try. It's true that many textile
mills have not yet started up with
full forces Of hands, but this is
due TO the great accumulations Of
stocks during the years of depres-
sion, but the western and south
ern jobbers are buying and mer-
chants are sending in their orders.
ThAcrop reports show excellent
results in nearly all the grain
growing states, market prices are
higher, especially for wheat, than
has been known for years. Wall
street, which is the trade thermo-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-12

The attitude of the Mexican
business men in regard to their
low-priced silver dollar is a refuta-
ton of the assertion that nobody
can get too much of a good thing:
Last fall Mexico was reported to
be prospecting because her dollars
we're OF silver, and cheap, but now
it is said that the Mexican mer-
chants declare that l43 cents worth
of silver makes dollar that is a
little too cheap.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-08-12

.
Southampton the other day, and as
I watched the wheat and corn and
machinery of every sort, not to speak
of bicycles without end, that were
landed, the thought came in my
mind that while America can supply
all her needs without going beyond
her own shores, the nations of Europe
cannot do so; they must send to the
States for many of the necessities and
luxuries of life. This is why I am so
thoroughly pleased with the Dingley
tariff. The policy of high protective
duties is the only correct one for this
country. would not care if the tar
if was prohibitory as to imports.
The other countries would squirm,
but they are powerless to do any
thing to weaken our position. They
must trade with us whether we buy
from them or not. predict that the
Dingley law will restore prosperity
to this country, and that hereafter
there will be no thought Of changing
to a tariff for revenue. If the Ameri-
cans want to keep i'm the lead of other
nations, the protective policy is the
certain way.
Senator Cullom has gone to Europe.
Before starting he expressed him
self in a jubilant tone on the outlook,
which he considers very bright. He
said: II is too bad for the calamity
howlers that things haven't gone
wrong. The party has lived up to-
its pledges, and the settlement Of
Of the tariff has given tone to bust.
ness and 9 feeling Of certainty to
business men. Confidence is restored
and we are on the upgrade. Money
that has been idle will now be put
out, and EXPECT to see new enter
prises start and prosper. l expect
the situation will steadily get better
and better from this on. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
wnlrEcAr NOTICE.
Lenndcr Merchants nnd uVhcri
Threatened with Fire

Ieandcr Merchants and Others
Threatened with Fire
I.eandcr, Texas, November 3.--The editor
of the Leander Times. d weekly paper pub
lished at this place. received a notice from
the whitecaps by this mornings mail It
written with lead perSil In firm but
evidently disguised hand The following is
an exact copy of the notice aud fully es.
plains itself.
J. T. Faubian Lcander. Texas.
Dear Sir; You are requested to publsh
the following notice:
Any merchant doing buiness in Leander.
Texas, who after publication of this notice.
who foreeloses any chatile mortgages made
by farmers ON stock OF any kind who has
failed to make enough to pay. and are will
ing TO secure the unpaid balance due on
such notes or accounts, as the case may be.
We will surely burn you out of business.
burn your dwellings. barns and poison
your cisterns and watering places. God
gave the poor life and we are going to pro-
tect those who are trying TO do right, aud
destroy those who opprcsss. All editors are
notified not to fight our cause. II YOU
| fall TO publish this notice In the Leandor
| Times we will burn you out OF business. to
prove we mean what we say.
(Signed) WhItccaps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Victoria News Note..

Victoria, Texas. November 3.-Ycsterday
was observed us All Saints day here. and
although there was an unusual scarcity OF
flowers. the floral tributes placed on the
graves OF the dead resting In Evergreen
cemetery We're very numerous and some ex.
ceedinely handsome. large throng was
there during the afternoon. Evergreen GEM
ctery is one Of the prettiest In the South.
and is Kept IN an excellent condition Ut
all times by an association OF ladies, OF
whom Mrs. j. Roaelle IL now president.
The funeral Of Gcrhatdt Harris. IT.
which occurred yesterday afternoon Mt
o'clock. was one OF the largest ever seen IN
Victoria. mention Of his traglcal aud
sudden death by being run over by the
train on which he was working appeared
in today's Post.
Al @. Fields minstrels arrived here by
special train FROM San Antonio via Cuero
Yesterday afternoon, gave street parade
shortly afterwards. and played to u crowded
and well pleosed audience AZ Hauschilds
opera house last night. leaving immediate
ly after the performance was over by spe-
cial train for Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

DEATH OF COL. Trip" FORD.
The Noted Indian Fighter Dies Of Paralysis at
San Antonio.

Colonel RIP Ford the Indian fighter at his home here M o'clock
Carolina
brilliant military
m when he elected member the Republic Texas He
public the United
ncxa,ion
organized scouting and his memorable RIP Ford
dian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Nashville Entries.

SIX fur.ongs seiltne-Mll stream, Tus'
cuum 40, Georgia G., Virgie o., Lazy
Chance lOJ. Farondelle, Deerfcot iO2' Azn'
coma, Laura May, Iindoo Queen me
Doctor. Moanc. Myriam q. 90,
Seven furiongs, selhng-fiida'go ~, Ma.
jor Tom 10 Snckville, Ilarnato 100, Tago
lot Lady Britannia, hlizon's sister. Glen
Albyn Mcmillan Rosny l02.
Seven furlonsp, sclilr flardcnbnrg III
High Noon, Serf i0e cave Spring, Irayel.
err EIsket iO,, Queen Safe i05 Reuben
IioweM InaIsrcr los. Jolly Son, Full Hand
Stockholm ioi, Connie Lee, Can 1 See EN-
l02.
Seven furongs, selling -Mazarne llo,
Van Brunt li2, Mover III, High Test, Lex
mg tosi pirate lo9 Con Reagan, Or. Work
la Wanda lJ1 Oral, Forsythe loG, Rock
wan l0i,
Mile and a rurlong -Ondag,ie lW, Tran
by, Donnt.pn i0, Prosecutor, Gioja oS
Cavalry, FrorNman. The Planter %, Pete
Kitchen SO. Steve ciolani. stark sc, Domin'
lea IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
A Parade Tax.

Temple, Texas, November AT the
meeting of the city council of Temple last
read and passed. First tax OF $50 was
levied on all circuses or menageries parad-
ing the streets OF Temple. 1t has been
the custom OF circuses to show outside OF
the city limits and they usually squabble
about raging city taxes. The oolncil pro-
poses to collect a parade tax II the circus
GENES in the city limits with It's show.
An ordinance to lease out city convicts
on farm where-ulhey will be required 10
work out fines. An ordinance conforming
to the State laws in relation to carrying
concealed weapons in the city Of Temple
and another ordinance providing for the
removal Of employees Of the fire department
by the chief Of the department..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

friday night. accompanied by thunder and
lightning. and last night light frrst.
Muidoon. Fayette County, Texas. No.
vcn,her ,. IA light frost here this mornirg,
but not heavy enough to XIII vcgeta lon.
Weather fair with warm days,
Sunnyside. Waller County. Tcxss. Mo-
vember 2.--There was light frost here
last night, but not enough to kill vegota-
ton.
Jefferson, Marion County, Texas. No.
vember 2.--Hcavy frost here this morning
which krocks out the TOP crop OF cotton.
Jewctt Leon County. Texas, November
big white frcst all through this section
last night. top crop injured thereby.
Foracy. Kaufman County. Texas, No.
vember "A heavy frost last night. Tho
weather Is clear and cold.
Longview. Gregg County. Texas. Novem-
her 1.--Heavy frost last night--first OF tho
season. light ice formed.
Terrell. Kaufman County. Tcxas. No.
vembcr S.--Thc cold wave continues. but
is modcrating somewhat.
Loyelady. Houston County. Texas. No
vembcr e--Hesvy frost here last night; tor
crop totrlly destroyed.
Alto Cherokee County. Texas. November
"a heavy frost here last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Orange Locals.

Orange, Texas November ga meeting
OF the Orange beard Of health has been
ullled for tomorrow morning for the pur-
pose Of discussing the advisability of al
lowing the Southern Pacific to operate pas
senger trains to and from Lafayette, La.
Cllclel ID. w. Solliday of Terry was in
Cc,!nge today and stated that his gin had
turned out about fifty bales OF cotton,
which is probably fully one-half that was
raised in that section. j.. M. Lewis gin
has turned out about fifty bales. AT the
beginning Of the season II --Nas estimated
that Orange county would raise 1900 bales
of cetton, but owing to the drouth the crop
will not reach over 800 bales.
II. j. Lu.cher of the Lutcher Moore
Lumber company, this morning received by
express thryg fine bird dogs recently
bought by him at Willamsport, Pa. One
is grown. The other two are puppies. and
all are registered stock.
The steamer MIA. Captain Charles Davis,
came in from sup-river points last night
Captain Davis reports very heavy rains
above here ON Sunday. which will probably
cause the river to rise sufficiently to start
the timber to coming IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
STEADY GROWTH.
Beeville Keeping to the Front Not
withdrawing Hard Timex.

withstanutng nara TfmeS
Beevile, Texas November 2.-The past
week OF cool weather has about stopped the
spread OF the dengue, though there are a
number still confined to their beds With It.
several OF whom are very sick.
Revs. Riser, Lee and Gillette eft here
yesterday morning TO attend the West
Texas annual conference. which convened
at Cuero today.
W. q. McCurdy, publisher of the Beeville
Bee bought a lot on Washington street
from j. W. Flournoy yesterday. the consid-
Grafton being $1,000 spot cash. The lot is
25xl00 feet. Mr.. McCurly is erecting a
nice business house on another lot Of his
adjoining this one.
Other improvements are going on in the
town. and Notwithstanding the hard times,
Beeville is enjoying substantial growth,
both in population and improvements.
When the two Chittim buildings are con-
pleted il will have eighteen brick and two
stone business houses. Most of these build
ings have been put up during the past five
years of business depression, and had ii not
been for the depression and panic 1t is safe
to say the number would have beon almost
double.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

church Of Temple will preach 4 memorial
sermon next Sunday In memory OF the de-
cesscd members Of the church. He will
&c 10 conference next week.
Yesterday while the Katy yard crew were
engaged In switching cars In the yards hers
the rear trucks Of engine No. 1877 broke
down. ditchirg the engine and tearing Ut
lot Of track. Another engine was sooii
brought out and the wreck cleared away.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mr.. Ben II. Matthews Of this city "a
Miss Jimmie Methvin, also OF Temple, on
the 9Th instant. at tho First Methodis,
church. They are both OF Temples iirst
young people and the wedding IS attract
ing more than usual interest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
LOUISIANA.
base In the Number Of Cases De-
spite the Frost.

base in the Number Of Cases De-
spite the Frost.
4 Orleans, La. November 3.-The
'er Of new cases reported at the board
Nth office today exceeds that Of yes
despite the fact that a light frost
ere last night. Physicians explain
hose being reported now had the dis
their systems before the cold wave
ID here. The weather has modified
erably since Sunday night. Among
baths reported today Is DR.. Il. l..
prominent young physician.
cases-E. s. Alexander. Washing
hundry; Daniel APRIL, SIG Pelican;
la Bloom, 4110 Slidell; Felix Fem n
|4l5 Leonidas; Joseph Frey, Pauline
b; James Marshall. 17l6 South RAM
Matteo M. Barrico. Hotel Dleu; +.
bny. Hotel Dieu Marion r. Rusnow.
Magazine: Kate Liebenguth, 1857 Mag
!; Master Scaikai. 1040 Metaire; VAL
|e Zeigler, ~ Barracks; Captain James
|arper Parish PRISON; G. w. Mitchell,
Mrs. Isabel Chapman, 723 Camp;
N Du Freedom. isolation hospitals;
)ts Miller same; A. Venizla, 5000 Mel
ne; Daniel Murray. 1929 Magazine;
Larauf. 1922 Burgundy: James ID.
lard. 1912 Annunciation; G. ID. Berry.
Prytania, Charles Wack, 42l North
prne, Henry Gund, 535 Marais; Mary
Andre, 4213 Tchoupitoulas Charlie
Inlay. 1927 Fourth; Mrs. ]. T. Lam
&6329 Constance; Eddie Mclaughlin,
Int street: r. j. Portreus, 1922 Pry-
Henry +. Wilson. taken to Turo
AIRY; Walter W. Talbot. same; Mss
Rosenfeld. same; Albert w. Frazi r,
cn hospital; Alice Gehbon, 1888
hman; Eddie Gehbon, same address !;
eGivney, 4905 Constance; Mrs. Philip
S7S Verret; Miss Carrie Lafur, same !;
y S. Kicker. S27 Atlantic street; Mrs.
81 5242 Tchoupitoulas street: Felipo
~ Royal and Barracks; -. Sourgeron,
ckson, and three others in the same
A; Harry Backus, 1882 Terpsichore
y Backus, same; Nobel Backus, same
& Hahn. Dryade and Deloronde; ]. r.
=, 1887 Baronne; -. Honore. AIS An
htion.
hs-F. Anthony. Hotel Dieu; Joe
szzio, isolation hospital; Mrs. Jean
lie, 1928 Bourbon; W. r. Betz. isola-
hospital; DR.. r. l.. Viers. isolation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

To the Governors Of Alabama Arkansas.
Florida Georgia. Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina. Tonnes
see, Texas ard Virginia.
Colorado, Texas November J. 1897
Gentlemen; VIII you please select three
prominent men that are UP to date and
fully In touch with the history OF your
RESPECTIVE States md request them 20
write four articles each Tor "s;outksrn
School Readers Nos. l. 2, 3 and T. aud
also four articles by each Of the governors
making IT'S articles; the said articles
10 be historical and biographical. graded
in length and photography TO suit the
numbered readers and TO be sent to me at
Colorado. Texas by January l. 1898, with
cui4 Of your pictures for the readers? My
object Is 10 retain Southern Literature,
Southern distinctive Individuality, ard his
tory pure and Undecided. Very respectfully.
H. G.. McEachin, NJ. u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Judge Reagan is still in Palestine
Colonel T. NJ. Campbell is in the city.
The friends of Hon. Wash Jones are try
ing to get him TO become candidate for
congress from this district.
Or. Swearingen has returned from Texar-
kama and reports everything In excellent
condition over there from a health stand
point.
Colonel w, N. Shelley, sheriff OF Starr
county and one OF the democratic wheel
horses of the Southwest, y in the city at
the Hotel salge.
The depressing information came to AS
sistant Attorney General e. P. Hill today
that his fine law library and office furni-
tuTe In Gainesville had been destroyed by
fire. There WIS no insurance on either Ii
brary or furniture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
waxahachie Locals.

wasahachie, Texas. November S.-Ths
very low price OF cotton has cut the wagon
receipts perceptibiy.
A. d. Timmons. son OF H. d. Tmmons
the lumbcrInan, has gone 10 Corsicana To
take charge Of the NJ. r. Jones lumber
yard in that city.
The Knights OF Pythiss who come here
to attend the district school OF Instruction
viii he royalty treated. In talking with
Chancellor Commander Trippet The Post
correspondent learned that the Odd Feilcws
hall had been secured and that a ban
auet or two would be pulled off white the
noble knights are the guests Of Stonewall
lodge No. IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
SUSPECT ARRESTED.
Supposed Fourth Mcneil Train neO-
her Captured at Refugi0.

supposed Fourth Mcneil Train ncO-
her Captured at RefugtO.
Beeville. Texas. November 3. - 4 teie.
phone message received here this evenins
from Refugio states that a man supposed to
be the fourth man who robbed the Interna-
tional and Great Northern train at Mcneil
vas arrested there today about moor. Hs
is stranger and is said TO favor Felis
Wolf. though he gives his name as Jim FL
lott and says he can easily prove his inno-
cence. There is strong difference OF opin
ion as to his being the right party, but tn;
authorities think he Is VOLTS brother anc
the man wanted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
Anderson County Fair Races.

Palestine, Texas. November 3.--'ihe sac.
ond day OF the East Texas far wns well
attended. The passenger trains were
crowded last night, and today the town
was fun OF visitors from naighboring
towns II was an ideal day for racing
anc the track was IN good condition.
Running. three fairlongs DASH purse
S0-Lon Martin, Ihickaway, Warwick.
II otitslg. asyoar-c lds a,pd .und.r purse
100 Yc Tamhcn. K;pIe Greenwood, Texas
Beauty.
Running, quarter mile dash. purse $50
Lutte SIS. Angie NJ. Pat Riley.
Trott4ng, ops class purse $yO0--Ton
Hook won first heat. Clay chlof second
heat. Best time 2;33. Third heat post
poncd on account of darkness
Kansas. owned by I'oote Bros, made
mile exhibition In. 2:lb, the best time ever
made on this track
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Cleburne. Texas. November Ian at
tempt was made Saturday night TO burglar
ize the hop ale store OF Kearley Il Maycs.
ladder was placed against the
building and transom broken in, but no
entrance was effected.
Colonel s. Il. Mess " making extensive
preparations for his rabbit and greyhound
races Thanksgiving Day
Brakeman j. w. Neon fell from the
TOP OF a freight car Saturday night and
sustained serious injuries. The train
stepped 40 suddenly 1t preciptated MIR.
Moon to the ground.
News has been received here OF ,he
death OF Mr.. Alb Fitzgerald. prominent
cartoonist in New York. who was raised
in Cleburne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Velasco. Texas. November 3,-Mr. "a.
Follett. ST., was badly hurt this morning
while coming from his home on the beach
by runaway horse. When he reached the
depot the horse got scared at the engine
The lines broke and the horse ran two
blocks. when he threw Mr.. Follett out. in
1uring his right hip severely. but breaking
no bones. Mr. Foliett is an old Texas vet
seran and his old comrades will rejoice ia
hear Of his recovery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Corpus Christi Texas. November IAN
alarm OF fire was turned IN from ward No.
3 a little after midnight Saturday. The
fre. wh.cis proved to be IN a wash house
In the rear OF Mr. George r. Evans resi-
dence. was at once exGngushed by sew.
ersI persons who arrived Immediately af.
ter the alarm. The damage did not
amount TO much. only the floor be!ng par
tally burned.
department Saturday night IT was de-
cded not to have a hose contest this
month. but one will probably be had some
nrdtcTss are beng made for the twenty
sixth anniversary celebration on the Goth
instant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

Corsicana. Texas. November "A num-
Der of farmers Of this county who have
been renting lands and paying money out,
complain of having received anonymous
letters threatening them II they paid
money rent next year. A great many in
tend pursuing the old policy, however,
while the renter who proposes going a
third and fourth ere in the ascendcncy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
WANTS A rnxAs LEAcun.
McClosIScy Isn't FaNornbiy I'm
nrcsSI WITH Trl-SlMtc Sch

Dallas Texas. November 3--Manager
McC'loskey OF the Dallas baseball elup
i leave for Houston tomorrow to make
arrangements with the South Texas clubs
for II Texas sN-club league next stasoa'
He is dissatisfied w,th tho recent move
mcnt for a 'rrl-State league ana wants
one composed of Dallas Fort WORTH
Waco. Houston. Galveston and san Ah-
tonic. with season 10 last three months
and ending early In July.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
FORT WORTH RACES.
Local Track Has Been Leased for
Thirty DAYS.

Fort Worth, Texas. November S--Col-
onel L. s. Hatch OF Kentucky, noted
race horse man, today leased the track
OF tho Fort Worth Agricultural and Rae
ing association Tor n term of thirty days,
nhe opening date has not yet been dcc.ded
upon William Williams of Memphis $
fnyorahly known TO horscmen throughout
the country. ami will be cne OF the Judges,
The will be one of the biggest race meets
la the Soaith this fall, On acc3innt OF the
yellow fever at New Orleans the horse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
VIII AnpIx for IiniI.

Ardmore. |. T.. November IA writ Of
habsas corpus will be argued before fudge
Townsend at Purcell tomorrow for the re-
lease on ball Of Clarence B. Douglas. con-
fined in the Federal Jail here charged with
the murder. Of the late aiitor. James Will
lame OF the Ardmore Chronicle. on June T.
Stubborn resistance will be made by the
prosecution, A strong force OF legal talent
he's been secured by both defense and
prosecution,
TO MAKE YOUR FAMILY LOVE YOU
Buy Garland" Stoves and Ranges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04

San Antonio. Texas. November "a big
cattle deal aggregating nearly 100000 was
closed here today by the sale by Thomas
Devices OF 1890 head Of 2 and 4-year-old
steer cattle to J. NJ. chittim and Merchant
Bros. The price paid is $21.50 per head.
spring delivery. This sale runs the pur-
cheses OF J. NJ. Chittim UP TO nearly 100,-
900 head within the last two months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
ALABAMA.
Fr0st, hut Number of New
Cases Is Large.

Il Frost, hut Number of New
Cases Is Large.
bile. Ala. November 3.-Very light
.here this morning. New cases today
la his /; recoveries 10. Total cases to
22S7; deaths, 80; recovered. 1885, under
|nent Sc, or about double the number
4 time last month.
n cases-Mrs. A. y. Wildman. 400
lnthcny; Mrs. C. Beasley, Lawrence,
Georgia; John Martin. city hospital
I'M Broad. 20S South Hamilton; Con-
Penny, Anne, corner Shell Road; j.
kllison and Mrs. Allison, Lexington,
Congress: Marie Vaudeville, Dauphin,
! Cedar; Mrs. A. H. Malone, 1871 Dau-
= Charles Reed, Canal, corner Scott;
Atkinson. 333 Sprinv Hill avenue.
hs-Jcseph Laurendine, Cherry, near
avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
COMMISSIONS ISSUED.

The following officers have been COM
missioned by the adjutant general
Captain ". ]. Dumas, First Lieutenant
F. A. Hayden, Second Lieutenant +. II. Ste
phens, OF the Joe Bailey Rifles OF Pilot
Point. Texas.
Captain j. Romaine Kicker First Lieu
tenant Chenault O'Brien, Second Lieuten-
ant II. d. Simeton, Jr, OF the Beaumont
Light Guard OF Beaumont. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-04
IDENTIFIED THE MEN.

Colonel NJ. +. Kelly OF Georgetown. who
was robbed on the train at Mcneil during
the recent hold up. called at the Jail here
and positively identified the men recently
brought here charged with the robbery as
the men who did the work. Alderman
Powell of this city also identified both men
as those who boarded the train and says
that Wolf is the man with whom he had
the scuffle over The gun.