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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-10
FROM The STATE CAPITAL
Iasl Sales Reported to Commits
sioser Baker for Forfeiture.
LISTS MADE OUT ALPHABETICALLY
several Amendments 20 the Charter
Propcscd-Number of Wards to
he Reduced-Reward onered.

Austin. Texas. January s.-Iand Com
missioner Baker issued the following no.
ticc this evening:
The list o. Land sales made under the
acts of 1874, 1879 and 1881. which are de-
iinquert IN interest payments. has been
reported TO this offire for forfeiture and
viii be put on the market as sooa as II
can be gotten ready. The list FOR each
county, taken alphabetically, VIII be pre-
pared and furnished the county clerks as
rapidly as ii can be done 40 sppslea-
tions for leases or sales will be considered
from any county Until the clerk % such
county receives the list All applications
must be sworn 10 and dated after that
date 1t will re impossible TOT re 20 ad-
wise any one when the list will reach their
respective counties. rs the work Is tedious
and great care Is required. All the various
sales OF all the asylum lands which we're
made under the acts Of 1874. 1ssS and lss'
and are delinquent VIII be sen; out r'Eht
away, as the lists for these were received
some days in advance.
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CHARTER AMENDMENTS.

AT today's meeting 0; the committee 70
emebd the city charter the proroTe.
amendments were adopted, which chiefly
Comprise The election Of water and light
commission. the reduction OF the city
wards to six and the reductlop Of aldermen
from twenty-five to IL. with 0ze from each
OF the city wards and SIX 70 be elected a.
large also changes IL the boundary iluss
OF the city limits cutting out coas.ferall
land on both the extreme east aud wosi
sides OF the city AS 70 South Austin. ms
boundary lines have also been drawn il So
as TO make Blum creek the lire On The
east side and the Bouldin additions west
line the boundary on ihst side A propo-
sition was made BY one Of the committee
10 provide IN the susudmant that the ely
dam could be sold az any time but The
committee declined 20 % g.. An amend
n1snt VAS also adopted 20 the eject that
the police officers should no elected hy 10
city council upon nomination BY he city
marshal There were some other minor
Amendments adopted looking 20 better COLI
lectiors Of city taxes. bat the above quo-ei
amendments are the mos; Important.
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Richmond. TEXAS. January 9-An I'M
known man was founl this morning lying
near the right OF way Of the Southern Pa
eiiie railroad about two miles below town
IN an unconscious condition. From what
could be learned he had made a bed OF
moss under tree, and went to sleep. A
hmb tell On him durng the nigh5, which
mashed his head terribly. causing blood to
oo2o from tho mouth and nose He is in
"a dying condition. Nothing could be found
on his person 70 identity him. lie is about
- years OF age. with beard all over his
face. and is supposed 10 he tramp
-Four prisoners broke jail last night and
made their oscape all coiorei, names az
follows John Williams. Jake Dyer and
John Mason. charged With stealing cotton.
Wiley Clark. for assault TO murder.
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DAMAGE SUIT.

The civil district court was engaged all
day today in the hearing OF a suit brought
py the Lima Register company Of Ohio
against the Galveston City Railroad com
pany. Tie plaintiff company claims it fur
n9shed and fully equipped the railway com.
pany with registers for its cars; that the
railway company used them for about one
ana one-half years and then refused Ia
pay Tor them. The Lima company claims
SIdSV' with interest. The defendant com
psny contends that the registers we're not
accurate and were susceptible 10 beinr t.n,
pered with and that after full trial thev
We're rejected. The railway COMPANY also
sets up as defense that the registers al
tunes failed to record fares that were rInp
ana az other times recorded excessively.
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Patented by Texans.

Patents granted to citizens OF Texas for
the week ending January 5. 1896 reported
through the Office Of J. +. Beale, solicitor
of patenis, sos street " W, Washington,
y. c.:
\. +. Anderson. Clarksviile. balins
press J. $. BERRY Tyler. gate latch two
patents NJ f. Cells MARIA. puzzle; J.
g. Crehtrcc, TcxarGana. chorpins AK: r
II Gasseti Taylor. windmll II H. HALEY
and K. McGnllpy stiles, valve; NJ Mann.
ewlt2. Abilene. secl planter. VIM. r. Ne
viii, Rockwell anti-rellling bottle, and a
cattle guard II. T, Reutermann, San An
tonic. eyeiet hole attachment for sewing
mnrhine.
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Waco. Texas. January s.-The poultry
show held BY the Central Texas Poultry
association closed tonight after four day,
OF successful exhibition. The State Poul-
try association was reorganizcd here at a
meeting Of the stockholders. TIE follow
Ing were elected President. John Tom
Bonner Of Tyler; first vice president, 4.
|. Kirkpatrick OF McGregor; secosd vice
president. II. NJ Miner OF Waco; third
wise president. Louis Makemson OF San
Antonio, secretary and treasurer, r. 4.
Caruthers OF Waco. An invitation ten :
dered by the local association to hold the
next State poultry show in Waco va ac-
cepted at a meeting OF the new directory
aud the poultry exhibit next fall will be
he'd in this eity
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DaI'As' TeNas. January 9.--proceedinrs in
tne court OF civil appeals at Dallas to,lav.
AinFmed-Elizabeth Bond ct al vs. Texas
and Pacific Railway company ct al fror,
Grayson county; Myer Bros. Drug cor.
pany vs. y. W. Ward, from Hunt; Tcxss
and Pacific Railway company vs.. ]. 6.
boggs e. Bro. from kaufman. I 4. Nc
"'etor vs. sherman, Shreveport and South
ern hallway company, from Morris.
reversed and remanled-Geo. p. Bondles
ct al vs. T. F. Iyey and wife. from Kauf-
man.
Motions disposed of-Missouri. Kansas
~Hu ieSaS Railway company VS.. Andrew
~oillnst' rehearing oyeryuled: Warner Col.
''Ns ana pulaney VS.. Dexter Gin AMI MIN
company rehearirg oyerruled: NJ II An.
urews VS.. D. F, Dunn ct al. rohe,rin,. o,or
,gieti iony Cephus VS. Mechanics ,nd
-IHnleTs National bank ct al rchearir,-
snu conclusions oyerruled Kos,ninsIv
UT aGueh VS.. Interstate bank. reha,,ins-
,,,ha. - ~ H. smith VS.. j. c. Whitesides
CONT pEerruled; John Miller vs.. Cass
400 aud Santa Fe Railway comma, ,oiJ y,
nn r' to dismiss appeal. oyerrni.d.
o Jien,ai Hotel company vs.. Maggie Bor'
LAY 10 amend brief, oyerruled; \ Bqnrn
VS., X. Williams ct al. 10 Hle ,ranI nsr.h
srahted' State OF Texas etc VS.. ] a W. W
, s et al advance. granted and conso sa,
LOT January %; Seth Miller va snt
10 advance, granted and cause re,a,S
"a ana remanded upon confession ~ e 60
Eases submitted-J H. WofTord ~, e aI VI,
Gorge r Farmer from Mcpherson. ii" Ms VS.
ia IVA irwin t VS., Travellers Insurance com.
pany' from Kaufman; Powers Iumher c co,n
p y VS., NJ. U. Wade ct al. from Ksufn,on.
e. o. Summerlin ct al VS.. A. J. RaSh 49, a,
iloil halnes; Patty Joiner eomnsn,, -,
vs., NY Bank of sherman ct al. from c,-,S a
son W. A. Dixon ct al vs.. N,tionai G' ~,
a a , Investment company. from paIIsl q
II: Mespadden VS.. W. s. LaFor,s - ",
Moodi consumers Cotton Oh oomna,, I'm vs
'o GnsSl 4 Howell. from Dallas ' Vs.
=, n IS set Ell, for January 2s-Huey G phi,ip
W, j. Born vs.. Texas and Paciie P DIllrsss
company, from Dallas; Conner rms a. 10y ra
Iron from Morris; sallie r. Groom VS. 'oI Ias
"'i' COTTON company. from Fannin, A 'T p
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FEDERAL JUDGEsHIP.
George Clark Has His Eve Z. !.
Place pccupicl NV Iudu N

nun Ills Eye n y
fi"ce occupied by Judge Rerts
Dallas, Texas, January 9.-The roN J,
daid democrats OF Texas are becornIr,. !.
full that there will be little room d. 4
at Mckinley's pie counter The tn \
Texas gave Bryan 2O5,0 900 more yo,s \
It gave Mckinley does not seem !. \
good argument in favor OF making n. !,
society leaders preferred credito, h \
posing of the political assets thu u,rsj
receivers Will be called upon to di,a~
Colonel zimpelman of Austin, The ~
political friend George Clark has IA =,
spent the day in Dallas with Fedeul N
trict Judge Rector. zlmpelman and 4
tor had long private conferens
iunched together. For more than y
Judge Rector has been too i'll to di,ra,l
his official duties, his place on ths y
having been filled by Judge SWIM
Florida. In fact, Judge Swayne Z Z,
holding court for Judge Rector Al "
ana VIII soon open court in DALAI :
publlcans who are on the insidS :
iDl 44'N me IosI CORES pondent t0ai&
that Colonel Zimpelman's mission 10 n7
Is to induce Judge Rector to hasta !
contemplated resignation so that Prss
Cleveland can appoint his suceexw
fore March 4, assurances having ben
ceiVed from Washington that If Jude 2
tor viii! resign in time George Cark I
be named as his successor BY Prekd
Cleveland. 1t has been current IL
since the November election that u
Rector Will resign soon after McKil3
Inauguration. The gold standard I'D
Gratis, particularly George Clark's trin1
fear Mckinley will appoint James Y Y
Cormick Of Dallas or some other rtnii|
out republican 10 the vacancy when II n
have been made. Had Bryan been elKj
Rector would have resigned early b
vember so that Cleveland could hGW II
I'd off Bryan's free silver choice MI
gold standard democrat. Things n |
terent now and the republican mSt4I
No gold standard or other brand d =
ocrat need apply" II Colonel Zlmpl1
made any impression on Judge Rectu
day the republicans are already endaI!
ing TO nullify it. II is asserted that "
Rector will he held in line until Mckls'
is inaugurated
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II is no betrayal O. confidence to state that
this is the Important private business"
which occasioned bis withdrawal from the
race for secretary Of the senate. as his new
and unaccustoncd duties as governor OF
the nursery will engross his entire time
and attention.
". n. Fayant shipped q car Of cattle
from Victoria to Houston today.
a very enjoyable dance was gwen at the
Castro Thursday nigh, BY the young men
Of Victoria complimentary to Miss Nettle
Levy. who accompanied her Gather yester-
day to New orleans, and will spend the
rest Of the winter win friends.
The funeral Of Nr. Pstricio de Leon yes
;eriay was very largely attended.
Work was commenced yesterday on the
constr uction Of the Gulf Coast Telephone
line between here and Gollad.
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the year 1896. beginning Dece1eer /. 1895,
and ending November 80. 1895; Indictments
filed. ~ informations filed dncluding ap-
peals from Justice COURT. ies: trials, sS'
convictions. IS; acquittals, 8, dismissals'
l2i; quashed, 8; appealed to court of APP
peals, 0; pending, 4: aggregate OF fines I'm
se5e. balance on uncollected fines worked
out on county roads.
La grippe is considerably prevalent but
so far 1t is not attended with any fatality
or seriousness.
Socially all is quiet. Miss Daisy Muir
dock. violinist. gave a most ENJOYABLE
musical entertainment at the opera house
on Tuesday night. assisted by local talent
Miss Annie May Jenkins OF Tennessee is
visiting her cousin. Major W. c. Powell OF
Bostrop
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pcnsinna 10 Tcxnua

Pensions have been issued to citizens o:
Texas as follows:
Issue of December 21-orlgnal, Juan
Hernandez, LAREDO. Webb county
Issue % December 22-Oricinal widows
etc, minors Of Harmon Il. Tankursley BY
ron, Ellis and Dublin, Erath and Bristol.
Ellis county.
Issue Of December 2s-orignal. Edubig-
en- pclgalo dead, Laredo, Webb county;
original widows, etc, Mary A. McMWen,
Gatesyille, Coryell county; Auacleta Del
gado, Laredo. Webb county.
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NOTES AND Personal.

The Galveston chamber Of commerce n.
dorsed the creation Of a cabinet department
OF manufacture and commerce by congress,
The county commissioners will mee,
Monday 10 approve the bond Of Fred
McNlohols as tax collector. the same hay
ing been completed.
The chamber OF commerce has se,so,o a,
Waters S. Davis as representative Ia ,hs
harhor defense convention TO be held NJ
Tampa, Fla, on January 90
Mr.. ana Mrs. Tom Richardson and Mis-.
Josephine Richardson left for Houston this
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Annirn at Anderson.

Anderson, Texas, January S.-County At
torney A. NJ Campbell has moved to Nava-
sofa with his family.
Eight German farmers have bought Jas,
n. letters farm in this county and Will
plant twcnty-four acres In grapes.
The telephone posts are now all IN and
We will soon be in communication with tho
world.
Brown Mcdonald Of this place Ia taking
down the evidence In the case OF the State
vs.. Tom Smith
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On to Austin.

Msdlsonyille, Texas, January S.-Messrs
], f. Randolph aud w l.. Dean left today
for Austin whore they will represent the
people OF Madison. Leon and BRACES coun-
ties in the legislature during the present
session.
Mr. Randolph was accompanied by Mr., O.
A BooAman who will probably remain
there for some time. Mr.. Dean was accom-
panied by his wife and little daughter as
far as Crockett. where they will mako an
extended visit TO friends and relatives.
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Three Forgery Cases.

Dallas, Texas, January ALBERT st1z
Ter, a young German from California 4
arrested today on three affdavits chafp!
him with forgery in as many cases
is charged with attempting TO get ov@ !,
from prominent Dallas Germans BY e
of forged letters. He will also be pro-
ed by the Federal authorities on the cs'q
OF Using the mails for fraudulent pup
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Preachers Give Tcs,imopv.

Corsicana. Texas, January 9-The min
isters of the city We're before the county
attorney this morning and gave informa-
ton regarding gambling. slot machiueF
and houses OF prostitution. The object Is
to break up these vices In this city The
assembling OF the ministries to give in
formation TO the county attorney was
unique. hut it mas put on foot an effort
TO drive the vices named above ont Of the
city, and has created much speculation on
results "
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ENGINE HOUSE oRpERBp.

Inc board OF public works held meet
ing this afternoon at 8 o'clock and ordered
that bids for building new engine house
on avenue Qla. between Twenty-seyeuth
and Twenty-eighth, be advertised for five
days The house is to cost not moro than
$1,000 and plans for 1t are on view al the
oihce OF the chief engineer of the FIRE de-.
partment. ~
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Charged with niaing Letters.

Dallas Texas, January s-James D.
Johnson. colored. Fort Worth mail car
rier, who has had twelve years Of service
with Uncle Sam was before United States
commissioner Lednum today on The charge
OF Tooolng registered letters that were ad .
dressed TO parties on bis route. His hail
was hNed az $1,000 and January Is set for
his trial. Johnson is charged with secur-
ing over 500 that did not belong to him
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blooming Grove Robbery

Dallas. Texas, January 9.-United y
Marshal Love returned from Blc0n
Grove, Navarro county, where he haa
summoned TO inspect a postoffice ~ j.
case, today. He says the robbers We
perts and secured neat little sn|
money; just how much is not yet ~,
There is little clew as to the idenus
the guilty parties.
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GRAM MOVEMENT

Notwithstanding reports detrimental to
Galveston as grain shipping point the
grain continues to come this way at the
rate of about 80 car loads day and the
movement Is likely to increase when the
facilities for handling are improved. Grain
Inspector Webster officially reports that
twenty three steamships left this ',1rt with
eaFsoes ni grain, agsrogatiug los $50 bush
els OF wheat and S23.77l busheJs of corn.
curing December, OF which eleven were for
Liverpool, SIX for Hamburg, two for Rot.
terdam. two for Hayre and one each for
hremen and Copenhagen. Thus far during
the present month six vessels. three for
Liverpool ana one each for Manchester.
Hamburg and Bremen, have sailed with
part carsoes of grain, aegeeating 24.ssi
bushels OF wheat and 25S,500 bushels Of
corn.
Meanwhile inquiries are still being made
as TO the truth OF reports circulated abroad
Iha' gram deteriorates here and agents and
exporters continue TO say there is nothing
in such reports.
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PostofHce Robbed.

Moscow Texas January S.-Tho postoffict
was burglar!acd again last night and abou,
sS5 secured. A little over year ago burg
lars got over 5000 from the same office.
which was an lnducement for them 10 try
again.
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An Insumc Nrrrn.

Dallas. Texas, January s--An insane
young negro, hatless and coatloss. walked
into sherin Cahell's office this morning ana
asked TO be made a leputy He gave his
name as Grope Abrams. He was taken in
charge by the officers and will be sent TO
the asylum.
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afternoon, where they are TO make their
home, Mr.. Richardson having been chosen
secretary Of the Business League OF that
city.
The monthly meeting OF the Texas His
torical society will be held at the Ball
high school building Monday e"ening.
Tramps continue to infest the city and
to constitute considerable of nuisance
in the suburbs.
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Mercl,nnta In Trouble.

Dallas. Texas, January ct. 7. -
Watson were brought here from MeAn !.
der arrest tonight on the charge =.
fraudlng Sanger Brothers OF this ciu; ~
gave bond in the sum of $3.50 cacn :
were released. They are merchants
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Dividend Declared.

Cuero Texas, January 9,-The Farmers
Ginning and Milling company declared
dividend Of l2is per cent. The company
has done fine business this season and
is now one OF the leading interests Of the
town.
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Weather Enrccnsf.

washington, January 9-For Alabama,
Mississippi. Louisiana, Western Texas and
indian Territory: Fair; variable winds
Eastern Texas Partly cloudy. with light
rain on the gulf; variable winds.
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NOT DEAD.

The report that Michael ]. oKeefe had
died in New York proves TO have been in
correct The rumor was current last even.
ing and the Information upon which It was
based was supposed TO be reliable. Mrs
o heefe received a telegram that her nus.
band is at Port Huron. Mich. I'm good
health. This was in answer 10 a telegram
OF inquiry. an
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REWARn nrrEREn

A reward C; 800 has been offered hy tie
governor for the arrest ard eoavirtioa O,
the unhnosn urrdsrtrs q r. Harris5u.
assassiratsa IL Crimes comfy II Nor n
Dor lss5
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TEXAs ElEcroRAL yorE-

The presidential electors ehosen at ths
last election viii meet here next Msadav
for the purpose Of casting he vote O.
Texas for president ard vice pres.deut ana
az electiug a messenger to carry said yots
10 Washington
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Anlnnce OIL Will.

Corsioana. Texas, January 9.-Ins
varro County Farmers alliance
passed resolution to establish an OIL =
In this city at a cost of $4,000.
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pnuuIist Rally.

Corsicana. Texas, January 9.-Ts
ing populists of the county mao
rally here today and an address wass .v
to the voters To organize for the nss'
1888 a
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Bastrop CriminnI Cu,c..

Bastrop. Texas. January s--County
Clerk Jenkinn sent to the attorney general
the following report of criminal business
Of the county court Of Bastrop county for
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II Your Ailment is Of
prlNaie Character.

to Ipt Aaar TO Or oi e q On DIR DR. HSTIA
a CO. 200 Alamo Plaza, san ,i;cS
Texas, or Masonic Temple buinn
tharlSs street. New Orlelns. -
Treatment given by sending TOT
) for sh N1 a Tor men, M 20; for ostsFs
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The Curfew ors,,,n,.

Terrell, Texas. January s-The city mar
shai has given notice that he will strictly
enforce the ctlrtew ordinance, commencing
Monday nigh.
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LuIing Locals.

Luling. Texas. January "a boy llyins
on Nssh's creek. while angling for perch
. few days ago picked up . fresh water
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Finlay G. Co. VS.. J. s. Lewis 4 n.
from Grayson. Imogen l.. SutbSis.,
Texas and Pacific Railway company II
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Victoria News Nnt~s

Victoria. Texas, January IN. hy--s
OF MI and Mrs. J. r. Pool WAS gla9dsaed
by the arrival Of 5 taby girl Wednesday
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TAILS ~
wears. Many IN
cal discovers ,ssI
been made py ~
skiilful NEIL \. ~
position N miss,Sl
fess.on e sea sss I
none. p.sease'u
I he b oon.'s
.kin I. ner ssssIs
J rheumatism, ~
tnre: g ilssy q
yate aiknent Va
t,x,aly cured.
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The list Of deaths for the week Just cud-
cd. as furnished by the city health rhysi-
clan, is as follows:
August Meyer. % months, acute Bright
disease and oeGema OF lungs; Mrs. Freder-
lcka Metzger, u years, pneumonia. J. c.
WORKMAN, Al years, complicated typhoid
pneumonia, Esteile Mckee. .Gorel IS
years, consumption infant of Robert
smith. colored, days. prematurity; Alb
befiiller Goode, colcTed. GO years, cerebral
hsmolrhage John Geugler 20 years, ch!ou-
IL nephtltis, George Price colored, 60 years
pulmonary tuberculosis, Relia Jemison
eolored, p years. internal hemorrhage
Mrs. Susan VI. Cannon. 20 years. pulmun-
AIRY oedema; Olga Gustafsou u years. con
sumption; Walter Z stevens, - years.
Pneumonia Cdied IN Houston); Mike Her
ron. - years, morpho mania Rataello Mu-
settl, IS years, cirrhosis Of liver, Mrs. Mag
gle V. Keenan, 80 years, pneumonia; BABY
Carr IL months meningitis
annual death rate per 1000 for week, l43.