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The herald., 1897-10-27
TURKISH TROUBLES
The Porte Wants the Seized Arms
Returned

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 26.-The
Turkish government has sent circular
to it's representatives abroad protesting
against the trial tomorrow of a number
of Mussulrnans by the judicial copmis-
sion of the island of Crete, and demand
ing that the accused be sent to Rhodes
for trial.
The porte also demands that 10000
rifles which were seized on board q YES
sci from the Pireus by the interna-
tional authorities of Crete shall be
handed over to the Ottoman govern
ment.
The sultan, as a further step in his
policy of conciliating Bulgaria, is issu-
ing trades permitting the junction of
the Bulgarian Kustendel railroad with
the Turkish Calonika- Uskud railroad !;
sanctioning the appointment of eight
Bulgarian commercial agents in Mace
donia and granting amnesty to the Bull
garian political prisoners. The issuing
of berats to the Bulgarian bishops in
Macedonia, long and earnestly desired
by Bulgaria, is still withheld by the
sultan.
The herald., 1897-10-27
NO TAX LEVIED
To Pay the Modesto Irrigation District
Bonds

MODESTO, Oct. 26.-The board of su-
pervisors met in special session today
to take action on levying an assessment
for the current year for taxes for Mo-
desto irrigation district, as the directors
of the district had refused to do so.
District Attorney Fulker gave writ
ten opinion in which he held that the
supervisors could not constitutionally
levy an assessment, as some members of
the board did not reside in the district
and that the directors of the district
were the only ones authorized to levy
an assessment. Other attorneys ex-
pressed the same views, and this after
noon the supervisors by vote of four
to one refused to make the levy. This
will cause the bondholders to bring "A
mandamus suit in which all points in
the controversy can be brought up. 1t
is believed that this will result in q
speedy solution of the irrigation dis
trict's contentious which have been in
the courts for ten years.
The herald., 1897-10-27
REV. BROWNS CASE
The Tenth Official Inquiry Begun at
Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The tenth official
inquiry into the conduct and character
of Rev. c. o. Brown. formerly of San
Francisco, but now pastor of the Green
street Congregational Church of this
city, began today. The session was
rather stormy. After DR.. Boynton of De-
troit had been appointed chairman, the
members debated as to the advisable
ity of having an open investigation, and
involved themselves in almost a hope
less muddle. 1t was finally decided to
have an open session and committee
was appointed to decide upon the
method of procedure.
During the debate over the question
as to whether the sessions should be open
OF secret Rev. DR.. Mclean, chairman of
the bay delegation, arose and registered
strong objection against admission by
ticket, saying the committee had expert
ence and would not be willing to shoul-
der the weight again. The three dele
gates from San Francisco sat at the
right of the chairman and took no part
in the discussion aside from Modera-
tor McLean's objection to tickets.
Layman Nickerson, who first made the
motion for a star chamber session, then
stated that he, too, was in favor of an
open session and wanted the matter over
with as soon as possible. Then it was
discovered that DR.. Boynton had not
been regularly appointed temporary
chairman and vote was taken to
clothe him with full powers. After the
withdrawal of number of amendments
it was voted to admit clergymen, lay
men and reporters. 1t was decided to
open the morning sessions at $3.50, the
afternoon sessions at 2 o'clock and the
evening sessions at 7:30 o'clock.
Several members of the council said
they expected to see the trial end tomor-
row evening.
The evening session of the council was
taken up by the address of Rev. j. c.
Adams, who is counsel for Dr. Brown.
Tomorrow morning Rev. J. K. Mclean,
representing the Bay conference, will
speak for that body. Rev. DR.. Little of
Rochester, Mass, has been elected
moderator and Rev. DR.. Bradley of
Grand Rapids, Mich, scribe Of the coun-
cil
The herald., 1897-10-27
Convicted of Murder

Knott was today convicted of murder in
the first degree by jury in Judge Wal
laces court. He will receive the death
sentence on November 5th.
Knott on July 9Th last shot and killed
Joseph Knauer. The shooting took place
on Stevenson street, between Third and
Fourth. Knauer was taken entirely by
surprise and had no opportunity to make
a defense. His wounds were so serious
that death resulted in short time. The
wounded man was, however, able on his
deathbed to identify Knott as his as
sailant. The killing Of Knauer resulted
from trouble which he had with Knott
some two years before.
The herald., 1897-10-27
ZELAYA'S PROGRAM
Includes Luxurious Sojourn Across
the Water

LEON, Nicaragua, Oct 9-Several
hundred citizens of the best classes are
now in prison by the order of President
Zelaya or his officers. Each of these pris-
oners has been heavily fined or a de-
mand has been made upon him to pay
large forced loan to Zelaya's govern
ment. More than 100 of these citizens
are imprisoned in the penitentiary. The
charges against them are not being in
sympathy with Zelaya's government,
having sided with the revolutionists
against his government in some way or
having refused to pay or declared their
inability to pay the forced loan de-
manded.
A large percentage of the principal
stores in the country owned by the ma
tive Nicaraguans have been closed by
President Zelaya's government under
various pretexts, such as inability or re-
fusal upon the part of the owners of
stores to pay their share of the large
sum demanded and because their own
ers were suspected of having given aid
to the revOlutionists. Foreign countries
are affected by this arbitrary action on
the part of the government, for very
large part of the merchandise confis-
Gated was purchased in the United
States or in Europe on credit and is still
unpaid for. The foreigners in Nicaragua
are speculating as to what has become
of the enormous sums collected as forced
loans during the past three years and
they are also making inquiries as to
what has become of the large sums col
lected by the monopoly of tobacco and
liquors and by the more than double i'm
port duties. The enemies of the govern
ment express the opinion that large
sums of money have been deposited in
European banks in order that certain
officials, when the upheaval occurs, may
be able, if they escape from the country,
to live in Europe in luxury.
The herald., 1897-10-27
The butcher Case

SAN JOSE, Oct. 26.-The arguments
before the jury in the trial of Dan
butcher for the murder of George w.
Schofield We're not concluded today.
District Attorney Harrington will take
up the time of the morning session to-
morrow, and there is no doubt but that
the case will be given to the jury in the
afternoon.
The herald., 1897-10-27
A Big Libel Suit

SAN JOSE, Oct. 26.-Henry Schern-
berg, president of the town board of
trustees of Los Gatos, began suit today
against w. S. Walker, proprietor of
the Los Gatos Mail, for $4,000 damages.
An article accusing the trustees of job
berry in connection with the awarding of
a contract is the cause Of the action.
The herald., 1897-10-27
Baltimore Batted

EMPORIA, Kan, Oct. 26.-The All
American aggregation received ter
rible drubbing here today at the hands
of the ex-Champions. Score: Balti-
more, 1S; basehits, 81; errors, 2. All
Americans, 6; basehits, 12; errors, 7.
Batteries-Corbett and Clarke; Smith
and Powell and Donahue.
The herald., 1897-10-27
AT CUMBERLAND PARK
ATHLETIC SPORTS
A Triplet Bicycle Notwithstanding
and Wrestling

and Wrestling
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-The
worlds triplet record for mile was
lowered from 1:44 to 1:41 by McDuffee,
Church and Fowler in the face of a
strong wind at Willow Grove track to-
day. The previous record was made by
Johnson, Mertens and Kiser at Detroit,
but as todays event was not under L..
A. W. sanction the new time will prob
ably not be recognized.
NATATORIAL
LONDON, Oct. 26.-At the Westmin-
ster swimming baths today Cavill, the
Australian, beat McCuster in the first
of three races arranged for distances
of quarter mile, one>half mile and 300
yards for purse of G200 to the winner
of two. Cavill covered the quarter mila
in 6 minutes 26A seconds, leading Nc
Cusker by two yards at the finish.
AS-CATCH-C CAN
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 26.-Dan Nc
The herald., 1897-10-27
A Miner Killed

GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 26-Richard
Richards, a miner working in the Nor
wich mine, was partially buried by a
cave-in this afternoon, receiving what
will probably prove fatal injuries.
The herald., 1897-10-27

the enemy. Just at this moment
through some mistake magnesium star
shells were fired from the British camp
and revealed the whole situation, en-
abling the enemy to escape unhurt.
The herald., 1897-10-27
Chief Depredator

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The Post
master-General today appointed John
p. Clum of California, chief of the mail
depreciation division in the postoffice.
The herald., 1897-10-27
To Cure a Collin One Day

To Cure a Collin O1e Dav
Fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. 25c.
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Personal MENTION.

w b. Sharp and W. s. Shaw were in
| the city yesterday from Dallas
Colonel h. A. Whalloy and son OF Hunts
ylllo were In tho city yesterday,
w. L. Hanscom and Allen Cameron were
In tho city yesterday from Cameron.
Mrs. Charles Lewis left Yesterday for
Ennis on visit to her sister in-law.
Shorin Albert Erickson left last night
for Mexico 10 be absent several days
Adiutant General W, II. Mabry Of Austin
was IN the city last night. at the bawlor.
Mr.. Tom Goggan OF Galveston spent yes
teriay In the city with HIS numerous iious-
ton friends.
Mrs Plurco Levine and her daughter
Miss Birdie Levine, ARE In the city. visit
Ing Mr1. Lcyine's sister. Mrs Joe Lowon-
stein.
Mrs James g. Parkinson. Jr. Of San An
tonic win spend week IN the city, the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Fannie u. lilte.
1i0i Texas avenue.
The Hon, Patrick Folay left last night
for Sour Lake. Texas. where he VIII take
the mud bath treatment to improve his
health. II is hoped that ho will recover
speedily
Alderman Street being nbsent from tho
city yesterday. his propositlor 30 Issue
100000 IN bonds for tho building Of an
electric light plant to be- owned by the city
was not submitted TO the council.
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CRY nuu, i1IMs.

The cowboy RnugcrH viii meet Monday
night at the courhouso 10 dlecum matters
of vital Importance TO the company
There viii be meeting OF the VolkH-
foBt committee ~ Turner hail tonight to
diRcusS plans for the annual yolkslcst 10
be celebrated this year on lu'y T.
The internal Improvement committee OF
the fusiue6C lengrc appointed yesterday
viii meet thin afternoon at thn Office OF
the chairman Cot W. \, Chldrufs.
John u. Varloy, alias Harris. was bound
over yesterday by Justice lfitzo IN the sum
of $500. on tho charge of burglary the af-
fldayit charging him with stealing hall
gallon OF wine the property of Gus Shnter.
The storage battery, repeater. switch
board etc, for The new fire alarm system
have arrived aud viii be- placed In position
IN Cbiei Rnvells new office az soon as
tho export arrives from the headquarters
of the Gamowoll company
There viii be- dino rnciul giyon tonight
by the Woman's Chria,lsn Temperance
luton At the residence OF Mr., and Miro
Il. a Ruat, cornor q walker avenue mud
Ioulsiann street a literary aud musical
proglammc viii be rendered and refresh
mentN served
The committee appointed by Dick Dow
ling camp 10 act with Joint committee
OF the Grad Army of the Republic. Will
meet at q o'clock In Mr. Dwyers Office
In the Fox building. this evening at
O'clock. III" committee from Dich Dow-
lng ramp is composed OF the following
mcmbers C. G. Boayons u Is. cOnnelI
q. schillluR, Geo. Drlnard and 49, X. War
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Elks hall TO spend half hours social ses-
sion with the local lodge OF Elks Mrs. John
II. Goodhue. Mrs. Il, u. Kelley Mrs. e. j.
Gritst. Mrs. Rush Norvcu Mrs Henry
Stern. Mrs. Hal w. Greer Mrs l. u. p1.k,
Mrs. =, H. Wiess. Mrs w. Y. II. McFaddin,
Mrs. Frank Keith. Mrs, Ike bingham
Mrs. w A. Ward Mrs. A. r. Goodhue,
Misses Edith and Irene Fuller, NIain,o
Preston. Hattie Vinson. ella Waddnl. Mar
garotte Waties, the latter being from nous-
ton.
The social session at the Elks hall ended
al ESQ o'clock, when the gentlemen agnln
repaired to the opera house aud joined the
ladies in spread that consisted vi ssaeon-
able odibles and was tastefully arranged on
several long tables.
When the guests were seated Hon Hal
Greer. IN behalf OF Beaumont extended the
editors a cordial welcome to the Queen of
the Neches the commercial metropolis OF
Southeast Texas. To this address President
Barker of the association renlei saying
that be was one of four men Who induced
the editors TO como to Southeast Texas
They We're all glad they came and would
come again when the opportunity was Of
fered
The oxcursonlsts left AT $ o'clock to-
night Their next stop will be Mem, Ark
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There IS considerable interest attaching
TO the amateur game of bali which VIII
he played THURSDAY. June 3, for the ben
eft of the Faith Home. Manager 81
Packard of the Mother Hubbard tenn is
sier.ng m~n every day aud Manager
james Havs Qulrles OF the Dudes is re-
coiving AFFILIATIONS He has not COM
plcted his team as vet and desires II
boar from those who VIII play for the
lpnetlt OF such a worthy CHARITY Tho
nu4es Is 10 be \ select team OF D11vers
every one Of whom has soft white nAnds.
n'ffe MD.her HutN1rtts Will he anna ours
ana The Dudes must h. also F"ch man
ager Will sign moro than riRe pIay"rs. 50
as to relieve those VINO become weary or
Z blel. Mr., Harry Fox will nrol''hlY
umpire. He has bcrn selected because II
is desired to XII the unln.re durinF tho
first three anHcs. and as Their is no In"
uraiust killing a baseball crank. hc has
been sclec.ed, Orlrrs for tckets are he
irr received ovcrv day and ii is eyneni !
M grand stand VIII be crowded. The 81
Pa iAri tam v-.ll dress IN Mother Huh
Tara uniforms and tn Dudes Ulll vc'r
wi'to duck trousers. white inon shirts
xfGriing collnrs and link cuffs. w:t1
white caps as a skvDcce.
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MISSOURI EDITORS.
,rbey We're Well Entertained in
East Texas.

u.,r,,,ort Texas Nav 26--" beaumont
p''"''''"'' ,,., .,,,, ,h,,
is the most prosperous io'NlHS e'H '""'
We have seen on This trim. Thus an
,ounce majority of the Southwest Mis-
,o,.,. ,.oo I, Ierersnu
sour editors "Ho u" :" .,.'.,.,-
county since yesterday morning eH@o''"s
their annual outing,
A.. ,,,,,o,,rc.d in this mornipR's Post
as -, ,.., ,,toh,
the editors speh' ses'e''"' anu '"S' D'e,''
at Port Arthur. where they were elegantly
a,,er,ajn,d nj IN. Sabine hotel They ar
~ po,,,.,o,, n, S.3o O'Clock this
Tive" :" ,,,.
morning, When their p'Nase eaA wi, w.
switched TO tho SABINE ana has' ipNaa
,ri cks and under tpe d.reetioh o. ssn" ~
Gcojhue. vice pr-siaeh', anu ".ois "
peYcung superintendent, were ,uAen 70
Sabine Pass for an ihspection oil inc sou'h'
esst TeNas iuino"' poit - 49,. H..
Al the Pass the parry was mel ny
James osgood, general manager, ana Judge
w. l.. Parkinson. general agent OF me
sal ne Land arf lmnroy@ment company,
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Waco. Texas, May 26,-The Texas Wo.
mans Press club met yesterday after
noon at the regular place Of meeting in the
home OF Miss Minnie Johnson. The butt
moss before the club was the annual cleo
ton Of officers. which resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs W H. Railway president Mrs.
Ed Rotan. vice president Mrs. NJ B
Davis. recording secretary; Miss Minnie
johnson. corresponding secretary and H.
brRrlsn and Mrs J D. Shaw, treasurer.
The Woman's Press club is now in its
fourth year. They have established a Ii
biary with the current magazines and
si'ou, 200 volumes Of the best literature OF
tic times and a handsome bank account
TO It's credit
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TnhEGnApmC SUMMARIZES


| Lori,iana- Week favorable tor doll
work, chopning cotton, laying by corn aud
| harvesting fall oats. but too dry for zane
aui corn, and the prevailing cool nights
retarded growth 0. all vegetation Cot
ton shows but slight Improvement con
tiuues sticky and lousy. crops somewhat
| backward but will improve with warm
nights and showers
Arlausas- -Temperature favorable. but
lack OF precipitation ia detrimental TO
growth, Cotton and corn improved. ;hough
stands OF cotton poor. b1th crops we'll
worked. but plant small for season. Wheat
and oats doing we'll sut need raiu. nearly
ready for harvest. Haymakug IN progress
and promises fun crop General rains
much needed. Cut WORMS have about
| ceased their deprodatiGns.
| Mississippi Cotton auG corn arc improv-
| Ing. although lice. worms and cool nights
| have injured the stand In some places and
| some have been replanted Oats are buing
| harvested. Gardens and fruitS are doing
we'll except applts and pears Plunuug
CONTINUES on low lands as water revcdes
Alabama Week dry, but very favorable
! for cotton and com. which are much I'm
proved. Gu woims not 30 numerous.
.,,. 49,, .i,.Yt,,., aud .aI.t,.,.. 90,
spIi"s oa's .ie 'air Observation-Disclosures. anu capoat'' pD
t4to'S ani NV sNs"N'' az "NeN'hb
IAN Cotton ohoppiIb S."ilng tD"'r's
! Von' ana Hy'hB 0! oi carry corn peColh."S
general. 'sa' anu ny IorS aI1 VI
during the week were favorable for farm
work bmt rather uelf'a"e .ii 10 sloN.us
'r"tS' me uHin W" %, .ue WIN VIZ '-'
cool put the "Ue' nan Was more iaNul
atle. Cotton ana corn are h.pfof'nS
Slowly ana are htWS an "'INeI' sumo
,o.H Is pe'hE l1ln ~, v4's anu "ned' az
pe''s .iai 80 ~, -. ,oo, pohas
good Yields hefiy crop 10 Suoa' reaches
are cropping ana p,al9 palh injured ny
phsht' AIp,ea arc p'ehuIul warm
LIMITS arc pn,''l n ',,.T ~, r,, No..
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snrn,rrw DEPARTMENT.

stayod or stolen from Carrall Teal.
Lyons avenue. one horse, color bay. age
about years, height i5a hands. some
white spots on lcfi shoulder ana white
ring around loft hind foot: PAGES under
saddle. Reward 81
Sirayed or stolen from w. u. Johnson.
Houston. Texas. one horse, color bay age
ycars, hoight feet " inch. one white
hind foot, small star In forehead, short,
heavy tail. not shod; reward 80.
Strayed or stolen from Nichols Stewart.
Houston, Texas. one morse, color bay, ago
years. height feet n inches. one white
foot white gpcck IN back. heavy tall. name
neck. reward S5.
strnyed or stolen from T.. Witty brun-
ner, Texas. one horse. color dark sorrel.
age . years. height I5h hands. white spot
on forehead heavy mana and tai, Ciaxcn),
scars on hind feet, full Bhod; reward 50.
Albert Erickson.
Sheriff Harris County.
BY W NJ Baugh. Deputy.
Bellvillc T--as. May H.--Strayed or
stolen on tho night Of the 2lst from w. l.,
Springfield. one large sorrel horse, thin Ia
order. shod In front, star In farc. d little
hair off OF breast whore strap works, small
neck and large head; no brand owner wifi
pay IS reward. Address WIN. Paim
sheriff Austin county. Bcilville. Texas
Big Four Route, ST. Louis TO Boston.
through sleepers (el.
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The police station was moved yesterday
into the new and more comfortable quar-
tors 80 the recently renovated old county
Jail, and they had scarcely moved out 81
the old station house on Louisiana street
before workmcn were engaged In tearing
II down 10 make room for new aud mod
ern tbroe.story brick edihce
The police are now comfortably quar-
tered aud enjoy all the conveniences OF a
well equipped police station.
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The forerunner Of train Of evils. which
too often eliminate fatally, Is inactivity
or lcthargy Of the kidneys. Not only Is
Brighrs aIsease. diabetes, gravel. or some
ether dai xsroug integral disease OF the
organy themselves 10 be apprahebded. but
dropHioal dIffuslona from the blood. rheu-
matism and gout are all iraceable 10 the
non removal from the blood by the kidneys
OF certain Impurities. Bostctior's Stomach
Bitters depurates the blood, renders the
kidncys active and prevents their disease.
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In the pou,ontlury, whore he was sen, from
this city carly IN the SOS under ninety
nine wear sentence for the killing of n
stree, ear driver IN this city. Bankstun
was captured In Colorado after the Kill
Ing
lie has been pardoncd after these long
years Of service and whs being greeted
yesterday by many of his former fri,uds
ANA acauantancCs, lie was a railroad man
aud well Known In rnilrnaA clrcluR.
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struck out-By MsGinnis ., by parv,n
off Parvin 4. -'ee'i"his D
,, double play-Bamrnert and Burr,s an,
Stolen bases--Bammer, ra,
Weckbecker. Rothermel '"H'er
INre OF game-l:i5
Cmpirc-Franklin
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Jefferson. Texas. May Sd n. Thomas
residence burned last night about II
O'Clock No Insurance House and contents
a total loss The family barely escaped.
The Are Is supposed TO have started from
a vessel OF ashes containing fire.
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NEW YORK HOTELS AND BUSINESS
BLOCKS

Are convenient TO corinnit street. Des.
brosses street and Twenty third street
stations where passengers over tho Wanda
liza Pennsylvania Lines arc landed In thai
city. Through trains far Now York over
this route leave 81. Louis daily at s;oA a.
M. 1924 a. m, 100 D. m and 1890 D. IN.
Get particulars from W. r. Drummer, As
sistant General Passenger Agent. st. Louis,
Mo-, or Il. X. Bixby. agent vandalia-Psnp-
sylyania Line. Fort Worth. Texas.
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New York Nav &c --Hnaisprinc Ind no
trouble defeating Requ.ai in the fourth
race today
six fnroars- Kinnt3nulc. Kaiser Lud-
wig. Golf. Time. ! li2i.
-Four ami onc-hslf fnrlongs-iianj Press
Niidian, Checkers Time, 80.
Five fGrloHEs 90 Previous. Mirthful.
DcmdRpeu" Time 80
i, won Reqrital. III (Grifn), to ., SEE
oitd. Time l.4d
SIN turlongs-Le dsvile Rrlw Iad
Promo Tim. ill.,
Milo and oue-sixtncu,h-l3en Edcr
LranHywinc Free Advice. Time, 1:5ois.
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Dallas. Texas, May 26.-The ,,,s,,.
'ne i'eienders has returned, and Mike
~ Io'i,or asgresation seem TO have ier,
'heir luck at home. Today's game was
wei played in every feature. McclysI,ev's
new man put up Winning bail. and ravn
NeShing excellent support. The attend
ance was large.
The following Is ihe score.
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DnIIas, Texas, Nay 2B-~FIre last nighl
destroyed the dwelling house occupied by
Mrs n. L. Stone. Jefferson aud Third
streets, In Oak CHI
Loss on house $1,000 on furniture $4,000.
The house was covered by Insurance: the
furniture was not,
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Fort Worth y, Austin 4,

FcN Worth, Texas, May 26..-rhe ini-
|hl zane with Austin today was an old
{asAiened 'nafing match. ending in ia
Pr q the Colts S TO i The fielding CT
Fs'tman and Hill was about the only
|aiure Gettman's hits We're timely,
fn
The following is the score:
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Galveston. Texas. May 26.-Oyer 100
Knights of Pyihies from oloander, Hum
boldt, Island CITY and Schiller lodges. In
clpdlig the working tcams,' LETT here on
q snecial train over TIE Galveston. Houston
and Henderson railroad this evening for
Houston. They nave accented an invita-
,lnn from Texas lodge No. !. OF Houston
10 easist In comforting degrees IN the am
pilf'ed form tonight after which a banquet
VIII be given Everybody on the train IL
a Knight, Including the train crew.