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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-10

OYSTER rcasts are becoming quite
popular fad this season. Several have thus
far occurred, but none more enjoyable than
the event occurring yesterday evening"
when Colonel August Moser and Other en-
tertalned a party OF friends at Anserhoier'h
with a most delightful roast with all Of Its
eonccmitapt enjoymcnts. Mr. George bur
Kit OF Palestine. who won tho trophy at
tho las; roaat as the champion oyster eater.
was present 10 defend his right to the
championship, but like John L. sullivan.
Corbett and other OK champions. Mr. Bur
Kilt entered the gastronomic arena once
too often and yesterday In tho petnon OF
Cclcuei John Schumacher OF LhGranse. DC
found u icenan worthy OF his steel. Inc
fame OF Colonel Schumacher as a famous
ea;er had preceded hun and he was present
AT yesterdays roast by special inviiation
| and gave one OF the MIST magnificent ex-
| bihitlons OF oyster eating thus far witnessed
| this acason. He wax declared TO be easily
| tie winner OF the contest and Mr. Burkitt,
after letting out the belt several notcheh
| very gracefully turned II over TO Colonel
/ Schumacher. together with the BiifeF
mcuIned oyster knife, which goes with Inc
championship belt. The prescntaiiou oil
| these trophles was Ipnde by Mr.. Henry
| CJrtin who, at the conclusion OF hiA s'o-
quent presentation. sang "A beautiful parody
writt.n especially for the occasion, entitled
| ~ hen tie Oysters Eomcward Fly"
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WILL CoNTER TODAY.

Manager Van Week left yesterday after
noon in his private car Texas" for Lake
Charles. He arrived there about 1850 pm.
and intends to meet the police jury in
person today, and show that their action
is unjust to other towns between Lafayette
and Calcasieu parish. The telegram from
Mr.. Van Week referred to in the above
dispatch was the proposition OF operating
passenger and freight trains with certain
kinds OF freight between Lafayette and
Houston, while that of Superintendent Taft
was asking permission for a car Of oysters
packed with ice to come through daily
from Morgan City, non-infected point
1t was announced last night by the
Southern Pacific that the present passen-
ger service between Houston and Orange
would be extended to Lake Charles. The
first train goes through today.
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CuLLoM IS sANGuINE.
Expects Anti-POOling ana Anti
ScnlpinE Bills TO Pass.

Washington, November 0. = Especially
Senator Cullom believes The anti scaping
and the pooling bill will pass at the COM
ing session. The senator has written u
strong report in favor of the anu-scalping
bill, which he will submit among the first
measures. He declares In his report that
ticket scalping works q moral degradation
and Is many times fraud on the purchaser
and induces him to commit forgery as We'll
A recent instance, the Nashville Expcs!-
tion is cited where the trunk lines offered
fare rate out OF which the scalters
reaped such profits that the roads were
compelled to withdraw tho privilege entire
w. Senator Cullom shows that the practice
of sralping has doubled in ten wears;
The senator favors pooling with tue res
eryation TO the interstate commerce COM
mission TO approve any schedule OF rates
agreed upon. A.,
He win also prepare bill to revise the
interstate commerce act so as to make ~
operate as its projectors intende1 anu rem,
cav tho defects the courts have discovered
In the operation OF the law
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The Unlonded Gun.

There Is an old saying that people arc
seldom shot with loaded guns" This was
recalled by the accidental shooting Of him
Golf by young negro Monday night with
n pistol which ho "didn't know was load
ed Tho colored youths name IL VIII
jones. He and u companion were fooiinx
with a revolver near the coiner OF Louisi-
ana and Webster streets when the gun
went of. the bullet striking Jones in the
chin, ranging downward and lodging In his
breast near the right shoulder. The wound.
though painful. Is not necessarily fatal, Snd
the bullet has not ct been removed. Both
parties claim tho shooting was entirely &C.
cidental.
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FREIGHT RATE SITUATION.
Executive Officers of Wcstern Roads
Met in Chicago Yesterday.

Executive officers OF Wcstern Roads
Met in Chicago Yesterday.
Chicago. November 9.-Executve Off
GERS of the Western roads held a conference
here today on the freight rate situation. The
practicability of bringing about a restora-
tion OF all rates which have been reduced
below the regular tariff was discussed at
considerable length. but in view of the
position taken by the Southwestern roads
in regard to rates to and from gulf ports,
the conclusion was reached that nothing
could be done at present to adjust matters
The opinion was freely expressed that until
some change is effected in the law as 1t
has been declared to be by the supreme
court OF the United States there is little
probability Of rates being maintained on a
permanent basis
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MAC STEWART CASE
PRESIDENT DIAz HAS NO AUTHOR,
ITY TO PARDON,
hut He VIII Attach His signature
TO IN Petition In Mae Stew
arts Behalf.

Commander c. G. Beavens Of Dick
Bowling camp OF Confederate Veterans
yesterday received letter from Lieutenant
Colonel James NJ. Smith OF Burnet.
Texas. inclceing the following copy of q
letter received by him from President Diaz
in reference to the Mac Stewart case:
Mr.. James j. NJ. Smith, Burnet. Texas. u.
s. "A.
Mexico, October 10. 1897 Esteemed Sir:
/ received your favor Of the present month,
in which you have BEEN pleased to re-
quest OF me pardon for Mac Stewart In
the name OF the Honorable Association OF
United Confederate Veterans. TO which let
ter l take pains to reply, manifcsting TO
you: That I have no power to pardon az
offender condemned by the tribunals OF
the Mexican union. That power belongs
to Inc legislature of Chlhuahna, and al
| though the exertions OF the honorable gov
ernor treferring TO Governor Hogg, mon-
| toned In Mr.. Smiths letter to the presi-
dent as intercossor for Mac Stewart and
| or your association merit all respect and
consideration OF the legislature and VIII
have great weight on their disposition,
permit me 10 advise you that the patitlon
| for pardon should be made direct by Inc
| In arrested party, or his. friends, And
| charge you that when 1t Is made you notiis
me by telegraph at the proper time. thai
| may add my petition TO yours.
| [ regret that the reason should be ~
painful which gives me the opportunity e
a. u. ant
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charies DelIberto Yesterday filed chattel
FOR A.snaIt 90 Murder.

Gam Drske. coiored. was arrested last
night on warrant from Justice Fitze's
court. charging him with assauitlns with
intent 10 murder Charles II. syfan. u.
conductor on the San Felipe Electric ear
line. In the complaint II Is alleged that
Sunday night Drake boarded Sylan's car
and rode two trips. paying his fare each
time lie refused 10 pay for a third ride,
but insisted upon keeping his seat. Backed
up BY a loaded sixshootey, Drake completed
the third trip. In addition TO the State
charge he viii be arnaigned In the city
court today for carrying deadly weapon
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waiting ON Connections.

The Houston East and West Texas will
be delayed in getting out their new time
card showing the through fast freight train
which is to leave Houston in the morning
and run to Shreveport and have been wait
ing on the Pittsburg and Gulf and the
vicksburg. Shreveport and Pacific to ad-
Just their freight train service in order
that connections may be made. The train
will carry passengers between all stations,
which gives the line additional service In
that respect. 1t is proposed to operate a
similar train southbound, leaving Shreve-
port in the morning, enabling Houston
people to spend the day at interior towns.
The passenger trains are now only oper-
ated at night.
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worI, of the Commission.

Austin, Texas. November 9-The rail-
road commission today approved the ap-
plication Of the Houston East and West
Texas and the Galveston. La Porte and
Houston roads for the adoption OF rate
of SIS PER car on sand, in carloads, from
Dustin to Galveston. The order is effective
November ~.
Tho Houston ani Texas Central was
granted authority for the adoption Of rate
OF cents per hundred on the traGsporta-
ton of cotton seed hulls. in carloads. from
Calvert to Ennis. The order is effective at
once and expires February l.
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Notes and PersOnnIs.

Captain Andy Faulkner is here from
Ellis county.
Superintendent Mulvey of the Southern
Pacific wac in Orange yesterday.
Superintendent Taft of the Wells, Fargo
G. Co.'S express returned last night from
Austin.
Dan Harding. baggage master for the
San "a re at Galveston, was In Houston
yesterday
The Houston East and West Texas Yes
tercay took sixty-thres German cmlgrants
TO Shreveport.
o. L. Teachout. superintendent Of tae
railway mail service, Eleventh division.
was here yesterday.
NJ. d. Manserrate, vice president and
general manager Of the Arkansas Pass, wa
Ia Houston yesterday morning.
General Freight Agent Barnhart OF the
Cotton Belt was an arrival from the west
on the Southern Pacific last night.
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KNEW IT WAS COMING.

The Kansas City, Pittsburg and Cuffs
announcement Of yesterday that effective
tomorrow the rate en- packing house prod
ucts from Kansas City to Shreveport would
be % cents per hundred and &c cents per
hundred to Texarkana was forecastei in
the Chicago Times Herald OF Sunday, and
further it says that in a few days 40
cent rate from Kansas City to Texas COM
mon points will be put in, whereas the
present tate is IS cents per hundred. The
statements OF shipments from Kansas City
to Texas points during October plainly In
diontes that the rates have been secretly
cut. Tho following shows the number Of
cars carried by each of the competing
roads fer three different weeks of last
month: Y ats
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One BORt n Week.

Galveston, Texas. November 9.--The
Southern Pacific has decided TO send only
one boat week to Galveston hereafter.
This order goes into effect Immediately
The boat that comes TO Galveston will
bring freighn destined for Texas points and
will take back only such freight as origi-
mates in Texas. From this 1t would appear
that the California business which Gal
weston has been handling Will again 20
via the Algiers route. Whether the de-
cision Of the Southern Pacific is due 10 the
improvement of the fever situation at New
Orleans or the cost of handling freight al
Galveston is not known.
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Katy's Reduced Rates.

katy's Reduced Rates.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas have
offered the following reduced rates:
For the Northeast Texas conference
African Methodist Epiacopal church az
Terrell, Texas. November IL: for the meet
Ing OF the Cumberland Methodist Episcopal
conference at Crockett. Texas, November
"a; for the Abilene County fair, at Abilene.
Texas, November to ~; for the Womau's
Home Mission and Parsonage society at
Mexia. Texas, November II, one and
third fares for the round trip. For the
Northwest Texas conference. weatherfori,
Texas. November II to "a; for the Masonic
Grand Lodge meeting. Houston, Texas,
december to 21 for the North Texas dis.
trict conference. Methodist Episcopal
church tSouth), at Dallas. November %,
rates based on the distance plan. For the
state Poultry and State Flower shows at
Waco. Texas. November 10 to IL, one fare
Tor the round trip.
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LoR-RaTEs $3.50 AND sa.os
Y. JAMES LAWI.Ok PRO

bscn. Corslcana; Mrs. Spencer.
y Kendrlck. Los Angeles, Cal.
hserratA, San Antalio; j. y.
hing Bridge; c. Il. Sewage,
4 +. S. Bowman, Boston: It. A.
San Ant1lnto; j. w. Allison,
b. Farnsworth, Cuero; sam
|erey, Mexico; s. II. Brown, St.
\ Cora Weeks, Hermanville,
b. Patton. Harletsville; Harry
bryan; w. O. Bunch. Marlin,
D.. Braman. Wcatherford: G..
j. A. Smart, Beaumont; j. j..
plas; w. s. Wette. Shelby; W.
Galveston; II. c.. Wines, st.
rramway Call, Orange: A. II.
Mrs. a, Fl. Harrison, Mrs. j.
b, Shepherd, Texas; d. Krugs-
esvire, KY; ]. r. Richardson,
G. Warren, St. Louis; 7. n.
bike Charles, La; b. G. Nor
Nelson, Dallas; w. v. Con-
Worth; A. C. Turner, Houston.
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ORE VIA GALVESTON.
colorado Minerals Are BEING now
Shipped TO wales.


shipped 10 Wales.
Fort Worth. Texas. November 9'-lhe
SHIPMENT of lead and silver and copper ana
silver ores fram Colorado points 10 peihs
diverted from New York t. Galveston LOT
consignment TO foreign markets Inc oio
goes to Swansea. Walks. The diversion 10
n1ade because Of the improved and IN
creased steamer Accommodations at Calves
ton. For the past few days from our 10
six cars OF these Colorado ores pass through
Fort Worth GIN route to Galveston.
Heretofore, the ores ct .hat state were
shipped over tire Northern lines to New
York direct, then sent by steamer to Sw3n-
sea. Wales. The ccnsignors claim that the
expense attending shipments by the South
ern route to Galvtstcn Is much less and
more desirable. Should the quarantine
continue much longer at New Orleans, oie
copsignments frcm Nsw Mexico and Ari-
zona now going 10 that port will be sent
to Galveston also.
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To Go 1t Alone,

Hereafter the Southern Pacific will as
certain and give notice themselves to
agents and others interested quotations
on export cotton. This course they claim
is necessary on account of the deviation
of the Galveston ship brokers' from the Of
fetal quotations OF the Southwestern
Freight bureau, In giving rates to inte-
rior shippers. The notice was transmit
ted to the Southwestern bureau by Traffic
Manager Bein. and kilograms OF informa-
ton have been forwarded by Chairman
Campbell to all lines in the organization
The conference committee has construed
the notice to suspend rules and regulations
covering exponU cotton movements.
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'ADAY AMONG THE COURTS.
Much Activity Shown 10 Real Eststs
Matters
THE COMMISSIONERS COURT MEETS
And Approves Another Large Batcn
OF Bills-Civil District Court
Proceedings.

The county commissioners met again yes
terday morning and transacted large
amount OF business. A number OF petitions
were passed on and most OF them granted
a. prayed for, besides large number Of
bills against the county were approved.
The day was spent in the two district
courts IN trying cases; and in the county
court, Judge Shaw, among other things.
heard the arguments of counsel in the Ell
wood Alston habeas corpus case. which case
he has taken under adyisement
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|. Cade, chairman of the street
committee for the Fruit, Flow
etable Festival, and G. A. Glib
chairman, have appointed the
Pmmittee with the REQUEST that
at II o'clock this morning at
|pf President Childress: G. G,
Y. l.. Lane. A. II. Sittig. b.
eh, w. t. Boyle, John Lyons,
Robert l.. Jones. G. N. Shearn,
lrker, A. Dow, Henry Brown,
\ G. c. Davis. Il. L. Barden.
brook. j. j. Pastoriza, +. w.
Max D.enstag, II. j. DeMerrht,
Pr. R. c. Stuart. e. A. Campo
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over the banisier rail, which guards the
opening Through which winds the stairway
from the hrst floor OF the building. She
hest her balance and fell head foremost
over the railing through the aperture. In
the decent, which seemed certain death,
fIhe child involuntar!ly thrust out her
hands TO save herself and eho caught the
railing Of the stairway. She was not
strong enough TO retain her hold on the
railing. but II changed her headlong fall.
which meant instant death, and hhc fell
to tho first floor, STRIKING on her shoulder
and side
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SOUTHERN nDcnIvERsHIp.
The Cnse viii Come ON TO BE Heard
Tndny.

: Macon. Ga, November 9--The hsaring OIL
the petition OF the Dunlap Hardware COM
pany ct al against the Southern railroad
application for receivership, will take place
before Judge Emory Spear in this city to-
morrow. The petition alleges that -ene
Southern Railway company. by its owner
ship and control OF the Central railway. the
southwestern railway and the Georgia
Southern and Florida railway. Is acuns IN
direct conflict with the constitution VI sae
STATE ~ Georgia, which prohibits the con-
troll Of one railroad by another for the pur-
pose OF sitting competition.
The petitioners assert that the cons0'
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Another Road Applies.

The Houston East and West Texas yes
terda% toined the other Texas roads in
their application to the interstate COM
merce commission for an extension OF time
In which TO equip their freight cars with
automatic couplers and train brakes, ac-
cordins to the Baw approved March 2. 1893.
The rGad is fairly we'll provided for 10 this
respect, and by December they VIII have
about 80 per cent OF their freight cars
legally equipped. The line will be repre-
senteds rat the hearing In Washington. De-
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A SCREENS rail.

Leila Hines. the 1o-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. Jesse Hines OF 1912 sterren street
Fifth ward. lies at her faher's residence
suffering from broken shoulder and other
minor injuries, the result OF forty foot
fall from the third floor OF the Elysian
street school building.
The child was on the third floor OF the
building during tbs recess hour leaning
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POLICE JURY OBDURATE.
calcasleu Parish. La, Still Stands
ID the Way.
wEs1BOUND TRAFFIC IS PROHIBITED


Lake Charles, La, November 9.--The po-
lice jury has passed definitely Oh the sub
ject Of admitting trains from the east They
have again refused to allow anything to
come In from east of Mermentau. The
action was occasioned by telegram re-
ceived from Manager Van Week Of the
Southern Pacific and one from Superin-
tendent Taft Of the Wells. Fargo & Co.'S
EXPRESS.
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---------------
4 SAD ACCIDENT.
NounH stewart Killed by the Acct
dental Discharge of n Gun.

VIII Stewart, son Of Ex-Pollceman
Stewart OF this city, met a tragic end yes
terday afternoon noar Deepwatcr. lie and
a friend were out hunting. riding in n
"gig." The guns were resting against the
scat While driving along ole OF the
wosrons clipped through the bottom OF
the vehicle and was discharged, A charge
OF shot entered young Stewards body, Kill
Ing his instantly.
+. q. Bennett. Justice OF the pence OF
HARRISBURG was notified and held an In
quest. The body will DO brought TO Houa-
ton for inlerment.
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THE DEATH roll.

Mrs. Abbie Sharplec. a widow. aged about
IS. died at the Capitol Hotel Monday night
ana was buried yesterday In tho Catholic
cemetery, tho funeral occurring at 4 y. m.
yesterday from Ross & WrIghts undertake
ing parlors
Tho deceascd was an old eniployc Of the
Cnpitol and very well liked by all wno
knew her,
The dead woman left three children--A
son and daughter in New Orleans, and
son In Houston.
The body of Charles McGcady. who was
found In dying condition Saturday morn
fng In tho Katy yards. was inferred yea
tcrday In the Catholic cemetery. the brother
OF tho deceased having trlegraphcd money
ID Messrs, Ross g. Wright with which 70
defray tho funeral expenses.
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FIRsT-CLAsS.
Room Re-Opcned Monday,

November u:
b.. Reed, NJ. w. Kempner, st.
P. Hobby. Texas; X. u. Lau-
Alves,un; Ollie Mack, Joe w.
wife, Chas. Murray, oscar
York; +. NJ. Wilson, Harris
X. s. Wettermark, Mrs. Il. A.
&. Harris. Naeogdoohes; +. FL.
81. Wccllen, Dallas; NJ. A. Nc
IlletsvilIe; l.. w. Earnest, san
|. d. Yoakum, Texas; Il. w.
belphia; John Hcen, Baluln ore;
ker. New York: Geo. W. Barn
Ete, Fort Worth: L. ScilwarZ,
W. +. Miller, st. Louis, ..
fSastrop, ID. c. Eolinser and
|co: g. II. Barnett, New York
Ee. Y9Aksmn, Mrs. j. A. Robin
|mily. Orang.; Chas. u. Fine,
L, Nat S. Green, dallas.
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CASE POSTPONED.
The Jan spevnk Case Postponed Tn
III Next saturday.

The trial OF the Jan-Speyak habeas cor
pus case. which was to have been heard
yesterday evening at o'clock by Judge
w. II. Wilson Of the Fifty-fifih civil diH-
trict court, did not take place. owing 10
the inability TO secure the presence OF I'M
pcriant Witnesses. and the CAGE was re-
Get for Saturday, November 10. at 8 a. m.
Spevak Is ahe man who is charged with
killing his wife In Fort Bend county on
October 90. lie wsa brought TO Harris
county by Deputy Sheriff W. II. Me-
Donald, who returned hoine with his pris-
oper last night.
County Attorney l.. NJ. Williamson OF
Fort Bend county came over to represent
the State. and he leaves for home this
morning
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Of the competing lines running into Macon
BY the Southern .ailroad Is dangerous to
the commerce Of the city.
The petitioners ask that the Southern
railway be perpetually enjcined from the
control az these roads and that receiver
be appointed to take charge Of the stock
owned by the Southern railway in tho coin-
peting lines.
Ex-senator George F. Edmunds Of Yer
mont is one Of the counsel for the Southern
Railway company.
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Bishop Grant Here.

A. Grant OF Philadelphia, pres
Afro American Fair and Inter
fliion, arrived in the city yes
ping. He Is the guest OF his
paw, Bishop j. IL. Armstrong of
lari. President Grant will name
commissioners for the various
IN the city and attend to other
fnatters pertaining TO the ex-
g was called upon last evening
peers of the board OF directors.
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pn..enEer Enrninxs.

Austin. Texas, November S.-The follow
ing railroad companies have paid their
taxes en- passenger earnings to the comp
troller for the quarter ending September
80, 1897:
The Gulf. West Texas and Pacific Roll
way. 1920 .e5; on s12 .965.55.
The New York, Texas nnd Mexican rail
way. sl53 Co; on s15.S60 %.
The Galveston. Harrisburg and San an
tonic and branches SLAP 3d. on STA, a95.64
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10 Have passenger Service.

Beginning Monday. November 10, the Sa-
b!ne and East Texas will establish pas
sepger service between Beaumont and sa-
bine Pass. Tho southbound train viii be
No. liz, leaving Beaumont at 10 a. m.
daily, arriving at the pass at i1:io p, m.
Returning No. III will leave the Pass at b
D. m, arriving at Beaumont at $50 p, M
This will in nowise effect the present
freight service, which is doing the passen-
ger work as well.
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Judge Wilson has under advisemept the
case Of II. c. Storrie VS.. Charles Wocss-
ner, the decision In which Is looked for With
general interest. He will render his deci-
sion In the case at . o'clock this morning.
Tho ElwOod Aston olse In the county
court has been argued. and Judge shaw
will probably give his decision this morning.
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yesterday issued In the oflco Of County
Clerk Ed +, Dupree:
Eugene DaTgan and Miss Cornella Estelle
Berenice Wilson.
Rev. j. C. Wenkel and Miss Annie l.u-
cinda Vinoenz.
Gilbert Smith and Sarah Smith.