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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
T. =. MAIL.

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock, foot OF Washing
Ton street. Tuesdays. Thursday and Sat
urdays at O'Clock A. m, for Kingston.
PORT Gamble. Seabeck. Brinnon. Holly,
Dewatto, Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union City Returns alternate days
d. TROUTMAN. Master.
Teiephone. Red Isl
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CLEANERS.


PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
III, TIE csmpanys el,Sant s,e an r. WA WA
fa leave Seattle for San Francisco, via
Port Townsend and Victoria, b. c. al a.
m. Sept. g. II, Is. q, y. Oct: i. 6. ii. 10, n.
p. 81. Nov S. 10. Is %. Is. 50. Due az san
4 ?. Il. Is. "A. .. Nov. 8. 5, 10. IS 2. =.
Dec. 3. Leave San Francisco for Seat
tie, via Victoria z. c.. and Port Towns
Oct 8. s. Is. IS g. 3. Nov. ? I. II q. 2.
q. Due AT Seattle 2. m, Sept. 8, II, is. p.
g oei. !. G. Ii, ls, q. p. 81. Nov. 5. 10. Is.
The elegant steamer. aueen. william
cite. city of Topeka. Al-ki and CO.
rons leaya seattle e, Tor Alaska ia, at a
seattle Sept. %, IS: 9. y. Oct 1 ., 4.
Il "A = i; Noy on, g. $ -; Is q ,,; q Dec 9 $
or south bound. The company reserves
right to change. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing dates and hours Of sail
J. F. TIowBRIDGE. p. S. supt,
Ticket Agent. &C First Avenue. Seattle.
Goodall. Perkins & Co. IN. Agts & r.
YUKON NAVIGATION COMPANY.
First-class steamer 600 tons will leave
Seattle March "a and Victoria B. C..
the gold fields. Passengers are trans
ferred TO our new river steamers At S.
opened opened at seattls January l. F ~
received for St Michael and all nolnrs
upon the Yukon river
Intending passengers and consignors Of
freisht should make immediate applica-
W. E. sERREE. General Agent.
l96 Broadway New York
GO on THE GREYHOUND
Everett Edmonds. snohomish Route.
Thrre round tips esiiy. except sunday.
In effect Nov. 90 issS. Leaves Seattle
q. m. u m. y. m: leaves Everett els
ing. CONAN dock: Everest landing Mer-
; charts dock Connects with STR FTvso
nnisn: win train for Monte Cristo and Nav
stations Telephone. Red al
FRANK W. GOoDHUE. Manager.
I. & b TRANSPORTATION Convey
Iy Tine Card.
Steamer Champaign. sksrit River route
leaves Seattle Sept. y at a. m Sent 81
stSa m. oct z at 5 a. n. leaves No,fnt
Vernon sept = at Y g. m. Oct J. at a.
m. Oct. 3 81 e. m, calling az Everett
Thursday. Eoirg north. calling AZ TuiagIp
stanwood. Fir. skagit City. Mount Ver-
non and Avor.
CITY DOCK-steauers for al Po,rts On
the Sound Opsu all night IT, RI. McDon-
aid. Master. Telephone. Main -.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGr0N ROUTE
STEAMER A 3 ROBINSON.
On Port Orchard and Port wsshfrg-o.
route leaves City DOCK loot % Man
street. SO a m. calling. AZ South Beach,
Navy Yard. SIDNEY. CHARLESTON Ira yto-
Chico. SllverdAle. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy station at p. m arrives Seattle a;
nogaSdgs s Co agents, Teiephou.
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SEATTLE


VANCOUVER. n C
Take steamer SsAcns Tor PERI Town
Esr9. Au&cuFtes. Eatcom. BLAINE I'D
VANCOUVER
Leaves YsSleF wharf Mondays A1a
Ts.-rsdzys. , II blA4a@, 3. V4zcszysx.
g. Fer Information. Xsa4er deck
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HERE'S WHAT you ARE TO Do.

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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes,
Fairhavsn or Whatcom. Leaves CONNER
cial dock. Tacoma, p. m; City dock
Thurs and Sat Returning leaves What
com p nj: Fairhsyen. Sis p. m. and
Anacortes 10 p. M. Sun. Wednes. and
Fri Fares-Seattie 81. or 81. 80 round trip:
Tacoma 81. 25. or 81 round trip.
w II. ELLIS.
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fTR fITE r6 OF + AsEsDEE e, o,rv
DAILY. EXcEFT SUNDAY.
STR MULrNoMAH
LEAVES FOR TAC0NA AND OLYMPIA
FARE BErwF = J s E = AND IA.
RouND TRIp' ) cENrs.
CAPT. L WILEY. Mahsssr,
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
coma. Wash. ana Victoria. B. c.
sso9pmlL.y NJ .racoma lie Ar 4:oepm
i,9:sD5aLs sEATTLE s AT r, i:t 8,
s.454m ArlliS vicforia M.Lv. s.oo1Ta
.DaIiy except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes arst-clsss accom-
passengers. ana leaves from YesleF wharf
Seattle. for Victoria, 81 ~ D. M. and tor
Tacoma az a;i5 s ?. m T,c.or,. "a, oceuuv
sfatsroom5 until n. m
Fer rates, tickets, ETC. inquire OF
G. r. THORNDYKE.
Agent yesler Wharf. Seattle.
General Agent. y. p Ry.. Seattle.
WASHINGTON & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
10 hours
SEATTLE to DYEA and SkAGUAY.
This magnificent steel screw steamship
will said from Seattle for Juneau. Skag-
uay Bay, Dyea and way ports September
% October II and =.
Her accommodations are urrivaied. She
Is the finest, fastest and most comfortable
vessel G. this route. In connection with
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY Will operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
From Seattle October and 10. for Juneau,
Skaguay Bay, Dyea and way ports.
{. IL. j. sToLTENBERG.
Gen. ticket agt., under y. r. ticket or. or
CHARLES K. PEABODY. Manager.
STEAMER IDAHO
Leaves for
PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
Daily. except Sunday. at a. m: Sunday.
direct. at a. M. returning. direct, leaves
Port Townsend at p. m.
Arlington dock.
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p0RT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carving United states mail. leaves City
fock foot Of Main street Monday,
WEDNESDAY and Friday at A. n for Port
Trxrseua San Juan Islands and New
Wbatcon. Returning leaves New What
eoru Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. at
r Thompson. H7ansgsr-oEnsr-
itlly. Ragardus & Co. agents. City DOCK
Teiephone. Main n
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
IssGTO& ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY E. PERLE<1
Leaves Galoraith deck. fo0t Of washing
tou street for sylvan Grove. Eorf y alts.
s15n~v. Tracyton. Silverdale daily, ex-
cegftrg Saturdays and sunday. a. 500 2.
n. S4sur1Rys ~ D. ?. NJ. S4ncsks 81 : -
= "a RasElrutuE 3eav "a Silverdals Al I %
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leaves SIlverdale : ~ g. m. Dry DOCK '-vs
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Daily. except Sunday, at a. m: Sunday.
direct. at a. m. returning. direct. leaves
Port Townsend at p. m.
Arlington dock.
PHONE Pike 70
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J. F. TROwBRTDGE p. S Supt,
Ocean Dock, Seattle.
Ticket Agent. &C First Avenue. Seattle.
Goodall. Perkins & Co. G IA. Agts. 3. z.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
A BEAUMONT BUDGET.
OFFICERS ELECTED NY THE SA-
BiNE PASS COMPANIES.
Rig Party OF Passenger Agents VS.
tied Port Arthur - Raiiroad
Projectors ut sabine Pass.

beaumont Texas, December 1s.-The
several companies which have their gem
eral Offices at Sabine Pass have completed
the annual meeting OF stockholders AMI
directors, which began Tuesday last. The
Officers selected are as follows:
Sabine Land aud Improvement company
H. kountzc OF Omaha. president; Il. ID.
Crary of Beaumont, vice president Luther
kouniso of New York. treasurer; A. T..
smith OF Orange. n. j., secretary; +. C.
Mckeynolds. assistant secretary and treas.
urer.
East Texas Land and Improvement com
pany--Augustus T.. Kountse, president: Il.
G. McReynolds, vice president; w. II. Iloi.
lister. treasurer: Il. L.. Livingston. secre-
tary
East Texas Land company-H. Kountye,
president; II. u. Crazy, vice president:
William ii. HOLSTER treasurer: r. l.. L,v-
ingston, secretary.
Texas Land and Cattle companv--H.
kountse, president; +. c. McReynolds.
vice president; Il. II. Davis. treasurer: Il
c. McReynolds, secretary
Messrs. Herman Kountzo OF Omaha and
Charles Kountze OF Den1er are Sun at
Sabine Pass, arranging for the more ex-
tensiVe development OF lhae port.
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PRINTERS TO STRIKE.
Three Thousand Book and job Mem
VIII he Involved.

New York December 49, 1t is probable
that within forty eight hours the 5000
printers employed in the lG2 book ard lob
offices OF this city will be idle-the result
Of a strike.
Typographical union No. 6 mas taen tho
first step. Tho union met In special session
aud decided TO give the boss printers I'M
til Tuesday night 10 accede 10 the demand
for a nine-bour day, Ii by that time the
demand remains unreoognized the prnters
Will strike. And the union agreed 10 levy
n 4 per cent campaign tax upon every dol
lar ea-ned by HE total union membership
of 5000 10 be used as a FUND to support the
strike.
A month age typographical union No. .
requested the proprletors Of look and Job
offices to meet the wishes of their en-
ployes and fix upon nine hours as work.
ing day. Prior tc this the printers of this
country and Canada mad by two- thirds
vote. declared for the same principle and
had authorized the International unicn 10
force the issue.
The employers were duly notified. but
they seemingly ignored the mater. Then
the Typothetae held meeting and accord
ing 10 the report given out Ivy one OF It's
members, a resolution was passed deelin-
ing 10 make nine hours day and sub
scribing $50, 900 az defense fund' With
which to fight any attempt 10 !orce the
demand.
Al the union book and job printers OF the
United States and Canada are watching The
struggle. If the New York printers WIN.
their brethren elsewhere will nre1dbly IN
sist on the new time schedule.
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VISITED PORT ARTHUR.

The following passenger agents spent to-
day at Port Arthur, returning at $40
o'clock tonight and departed east: George
q. Foote, assistant general passenger
agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul; George sill, travelling passenger
agent OF the Atchison Topeka aud SANTA
Fe; II. A. Moffett. southwestern passen-
ger agent OF the Kansas City, Pittsbure
and Gulf A. Hill, general pa senger agent
OF the Chicago and Alton; C. A. Duxberry.
gonral passenger agent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio; j, 3. Frawley, general passeu-
ger agent Of the Union Pacific Rush
Barnes, assistant general passenger agent
OF the Kansas city Pittsburg and Gulf;
II. Garland. general pas senger agent Of
the Wabash; Charlie Jones city passcn-
ger agent of the Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific, Kansas City, George Nance gem
eral passenger agent of the Great West
ern. and George Banks. depot superin,cnd-
ent at Kansas City These gentlemen are
nearly all located in Kansas City. They
were accompanied TO Beaumont by C. C..
Cary, travelling passenger agent OF tho
Southern Pacific
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ORANGE LOCALS.
A Boy Badly Hurt While Playing.
River News.

Orange, Texas, December 13.-George.
the littIe son OF Manager George r. schott
of the orange Mercantile company, was
playing "shinney' with a number Of bis
playmates at the school house this after
noon. when he was accidentally struck
over the eye cash was cut 10 the boa-.
making an exceedingly painful wound and
he came dangerously near losing his eye.
The examining trial OF Albert Dunlap.
charged with the murder OF George Merri-
man. has been set for Thursday, Decen-
Der 10, and will be held before Judge ]. r.
Tatum.
The schooner silss, Captain Peterson
and the schooner Annie Root. Captain Der
wick. have arrived here from Galveston
WITH full cargoes Of merchandise for local
merchants.
The steamer Una. Captain Torn Davis
left this afternoon for sudduth's Bun with
a cargo OF supplies for the Sabine Tram
company
The tug Nellie. Captain Green Goodwin.
left for Nlblett's Bluff this afternoon, tow
ipp the barges Topsy and Mamie l.. loaded
with supplies for the timber camp of Grad
dock e. Arbogast.
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Austin, Texas. December l3.--The follow
Ing proceedings were had In tho supreme
court today;
Affrmed-Texas and Pacific Railway
company w. Charles Eberhart ct al. from
Tarrant.
Certified question answered and dissent
ing opinion sustaanedN Il Eustis ct al
W. CITY o. Henrietta. from Clay.
Submitted-B. II. Pittman VS.. Lansing
Wagon Works frcm MeIiennan.
Petition for msndamus filed and process
issued Nr reirrnablr January II, 1895 The
Arkansas Puilaing and Loan Association VS.
j. ". Madden. secretary OF state.
Motion for rthearlng overruled--Wililam
Ifoening O, al VIZ. John Dobbin. from Bexar
Motion for rebearing snbmitied--city OF
Sherman ys. p. Lsngham ct al.
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CLOAK MAKERS UNION.
A Membership of $4,000 tn strike
ApHinst sweat shops.

New York. December l3.--Secre;ary no.
polowitz OF the executive board OF the
United brotherhood Of Cloak Makers en-
rounces that a national union Of cloak
makers. with at first a membership Il 2t.-
600 will be formed before the first of the
year. The unions OF Chicago 6o'yoe. BAL
timore. Philadelphia. St. Louis IN 'infin-
natl favor 1t. The nucleus q the national
body win be the membership d 5000. Whtn
tho ational union Is formed Strikes which
will tie up the entire cloak making inouv-
try az the country viii be orde-nd 20 ee-
force demands for the abolition o. the
sweating system and for ren-hour Wow
day.
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AN ALI-ARouND CUT.
wages of Officers MS Well MS Oper-
tivcs Are To he Reduced.

NuGcS Otnccrs wen Opcr-
ttVcs Are To he Reduced.
Fall River Mass, December 13.--It Is
learned that the manufacturers commits
tee in charge OF the situation OF wages OF
mill operatives will recommend that the
salaries OF officers be reduced in the same
proportion as the wages Of the employee,
and each member of the committee has
agreed to bring about this reduction All
officers and overseers and others not usu-
ally included in cut-downs should come
under the order. The price for weaving n
cut OF print cloths win be reduced from is
to l6 cents, aud in departments where the
least pay Is received the fun cut OF IL
per cent Will NOT be made. The commit
tee also agreed that a cut OF ~ per cent
was as much as the operatives could bear
in view of the curtailment Of the produce
ton of Fall River mills during the past
year.
Notices OF the reductions viii be posted
tomorrow In the mills, or on u ednesday,
but the details OF the new schedule Will
net be given out until day or two later.
II the operatives ask for conference
the committee will recommend that II be
granted. but an address. rs was talked OF
at first will not be prepared unless sone-
thing new should deyelcA 10 call for II.
Inc committee is unanllhuualy IN favor OF
including everybody connected with the
mills in the reduction and also IN opposing
strike In every way possible, since II
the mills should be closed competitors
would obtain Il great advantage.
Secretary O'Donncll OF the Spinnefs
union has received vehement letter from
Robert Howard of Boston. former secretary
of the union in which he says:
I'm reading over the names OF the cola.
nittpp of tlp manufacturers who n IN
draft the details of the cut-down and de-
eide how It Is Ia be inflicted. notice seven
names Of agents among them whose COM
bined salaries amount to $4,000 wear. or
nearly $1,000 week. A reduction OF 10
per cent in these salaries would be equiva..
lent TO reduction of l65 weavers al So
Il week.
II believe 1t would be a wise and proper
course to call q National committee meet
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unions. Two charters for STATE declarations
We're issued to Ohio and Missouri. The
report states that the Indications are fav-
orable for continuance vf the use OF Ia
pels. The secretary fecomueals that the
per capita tax for local ana Federal labor
unions 10 the declarations be incseas ID from
i to cents per member.
The treasurer. John Il. Lennon. ,heu SUI
mitted his report, showing the increase
OF federation from November !. 1896. TO
November L. 1897 was $2l sos, and The eS-
penses $l9,llS, leaving a balalce ~ the
treasury OF sb69l, which. edied TO $1,000
now in the hands of tho secrA-n,y, gives
total balance of s769i The report was
referred TO the committee OF treasurer =
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DEATH or A YOUNG MAN.

At noon yesterday Robert A.. the Ia
year-oid son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Aikep
died at the home of his parents in this
city, and his remains were inferred In
Magnolia cemetery tho funeral 0ccurrius
from the family residence at I o'clock this
afternoon, The deceased was an omployo
OF the Southern Pacific railroad. and was
an exceptionally brlg.t boy, He was uucr
liked by his employers, and the funeral
was attended by all OF his young friends
the PAIL bearers being young men with
whom he had been associated In business
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QUICK wlorI. I'm Floridn.

Pensacola Fla, December 10 Last gun
day night Smell Donaldson killed andrew
Jacobs for % cents. which ths latter Owed
him in crap game. Donaldson was " :
dicted last Wednesday aud tried Saturday.
At a lste hou- Sunday night the Jury
rendered a verdict of ~ ia'i y In tho FIRST
degree. He will be sentenced to death.
and his hanging viii re ne srst that has
occurred here in about ton Years.
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1ryo Negroes Lyncbed for Murder
Nenr nrl.ans necernhnf. -.Ts.nn m.

New OrIeahH. Uecembef I3.-7FWo ne
groes arrested for the murder OF a store
keeper named Bnbin at St. Gabriel. La,
were lynehed tonight Tho proof OF their
guilt was conclusive and popular in1lgna-
ton was great Sheriff Brown. feariug a
Jail delivery. put the blacks on the Texas
and Pacific train 10 be taken 10 New Or
leans for ssfekeeping, The people storped
the train six miles below Plaqusm.pe. icchtd
up the conductor and deputy sheriff, took
the negroes OFF and hung them In The
woods.
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with Chambers.

Nayasota, Texas, December lS'-festcr-
day evening DIR. Francis, veterinary sur
geon at the Agricultural and Mechanical
college, came here % see the large bas
mare OF DR.. s. j. Emory, which he pro-
nounced TO b. afflicted with CHAMBERS.
County Judge asu was Immediately no
;ifed and appo.l jury 0. survey to
appraise the an NAL and will order
he mare shot AMI burned The disease
was traced 10 foci in BRACES county con-
siderable uneaginess now preysiis here
among people possgsSing horses, fnougn u
:. hoped that action has been prompt
enough.
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VISITED sAs1N1 PASS.

Meesrs. r. c. Hand and w J. Mckee.
two prominent citizens of Corsicana AR
rived in Beaumont this morning and de-
parted for Sabine Pass. These gentlemen
are interested in the Corsicana and South
eastern. a railroad which 1t is proposed to
build from Corslcana TO Sabine Pass The
object OF their visit was to consult The
promoters OF the Sabine Pass with the
view of interesting them In the proposed
road.
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A BRUTAL MURDER BY THIEVES.
BEAT Mans Head to Pieces and Took Savings Aount-
ing to Eleven Hundred Dollars in Gold.

antonio december isEmi
lew
ave. supper
uea'n beating his head literally
mother who tho
put not until of the robbers
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my services. doh thiuh hRNu Suil'CiV"t
knowledge OF him TO expire 50 an opinion as
TO his sanity, though he seemed imPulsISo
and nervous His remarks at Times We're
at random and foreign 10 tho business IN
hand. formed no opinion as to his mem
tai condition. ] saw him hrst about noon
on Tuesday and again ttat night, also
next morning, lie lad apparently bcen
drinking and had lot OF badly arranged
papers, but he cpiy referred TO them whch
asked him about them, He would IRE
Qucnry repeat the game matter over, ana
! consider that many people who are ua-
der alcoholic stimunts may repeat state-
ments ana speak at random"
.-~~
Mr. w. G. Love, the next witness ~
the stand, testified:
Il know the attendant, Me, him for the
Drst time last Saturday, was with h.m
la Mr.. liudson's olhcc Hnd thought NM
under the influence OF whisky de told
me iudsoh had been MS attorney, anl
desired to know II he had finished Win
him before | undertook his husInoas' H.
told hudson he wanteu nus papers, anl
| wanted them ID QUICK. HIS manner wa,
nervous ana oAedable. Mr.. HUDSON saiu
All right, hut you owe me yiV, anu OH
showing the due Dill 10 Or. Furi0w the
doctor tore 1t all TO pieces In great pas
sion and Baid: You Just say pawned my
paFers TO you, and III shoot your heart
out tried TO quiet NM but he sud
further to Hudson; IN give YOU ten min
utcs 10 gipe up my papeis' lie then ac-
euHed Mr. Hudson of manufacturing bogus
laN receipts on nan ana Of dliofihS MS
papers, and that he had combined with
parties IN NaNasoia TO sWl1dle MIN | IN IN
told him when he turned the business over
to me he must Keep sobar anu Keep out
of H. allowing me to attcnd TO IL Wilhoul
Interference.
When | fliSt met him | yought him
drunk aiterward | became satisfied he
wes under the influence OF sofne drug or
something else. lie ala not exhibit ans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
VERDICT FOR THE PLAINTIFF.

Yesterday afternoon the jury In the cass
Of George East VS.. Joseph Hopes. suit
for damages. returned p verdict in favor OF
plaintiff for $500 Trial of this case con-
sumed nearly all OF last week. Counsel for
the defense will make motion for new
trial. and II it is not granted the case Will
be appealed,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
Engineers win Continue to Fight.

London. December 19,-The ballot taken
by the Unions OF Amalgamated Societies
OF Engineers is almost unanimous against
accepting the proposals Of the employers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
Fr-nk.ort Murder SIN MysteryI

Waco. Texas, December l3.-The murder
OF Eli Frankfort is stiii shrcuded in mys-
terry. The examination OF witnesses in the
inquest did not disclos, the guilty party.
ana the officers are completely in the dark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
sct,oo, Tax Dcfented.

Marahsll. Texas. December 10. = The
election to place a special tex of Is cents
on the 800 fer school purposes was de-
festtd to-day. the people deciding they had
taxes enough 10 pay,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
Tcxas Pension.

Issue OF November observation-disclosures
Pearl. New Hope, 80.