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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28
MURDER MYSTERY.
PouTioNs or A BoDY FOUND EIGHT
MILES APART.
Both Pieces HRd nccn Mutitntrd and
Showed Evidences nf IA Cold
FLOODED Crime.

| New York. June 21.-The lower part OF
the trunk OF Il man was found by two boys
in tho woods at one Hundred and Seventy
sixth street and underelife avenue, this
city, today 1t w;ua terribly nutiiaied, and
showed plainly That murder has been
committed. II was wrapped in oilcloth and
MANILA paper, exactly as was the upper
part of trunk found in the East river off
Eleventh street Saturday. Tho two parts
are of the same body. The two pieces
were found eight miles apart, one IN The
water and the other on land. The part
found today comprises the lower part Of
the trunk from the NTH rib 10 the hips.
legs having been severed from the body
at the hip Joints II was wrapped IN three
folds OF oilcloth The oilcluth was cyi-
IDENTIFY cut from the same piece Hs that
which enclosed tho upper pnrt OF the trunk.
II was new and Of Il cheap pattern, bright
red with gilt figures on H. IL ~ Ike
that commonly used for table cloths In
tenement houses
Tho fiud of today was In bulky bun
die, lying against wall next to Under
life avenue near whore the shrubbory Is
very thick. IT. had not been dssccied,
which does away with 'he belief that the
body had been handled by medical stu
dents. Besides II had been terribly hacked
where separated from the upper portion. II
was sent to the morguo, where It exactly
fitted tho part found Saturday,
Deputy Coroner O'Ifanion performed an
autopsy on tie upper part Of the trunk be-
fore the other had been found. He dis
covered two stab wounds. one between tho
fifth and sixih RIBS and one between the
sixth and seventh. In tho region Of the
heart. There was also II stab wound on
the left collar bone that extended down 10
the left apex If the left lung. Under the
right fOreHrm was a confusion showing tho
imprint OF heel with hobnals, like those
in heavy boots He found an incised wound
in the palm OF the right hand, which he
said was probably caused 10y the victini
soizIng the weapon with which he war be
ing hacked, There was no water or serum
in the lungs. which were we'll filled with |
air. There was knife wound two inches |
long In the apex OF tho heart. correspond |
ing 10 the wound between the ribs. Numer- |
GUS Commissions were also found on the |
body. which Dr. O'Hanlon thinks could not |
have been inflicted after death
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BURGLARS USED ELECTRICITY.
would Have H"bbed n Bank n Pow.
cr Hnd Not Given Ont

Cleveland. o., june a. burglars re-
sorted to a novel scheme to open bank
safe at chagrln Falls. this county. last
night, They entered the bank OF Roger 4
Son some time early in the evening. They
had previously attached Il wire to the troll
Icy line Of the electric railway. This wire
was run through an alley over a traason
and to the safe. Another wire attached
to the rail OF the streo car track was
brought into tho bank. At the enis OF
these wires were carbon points with
these carbons an attempt WAC made TO melt
tho knob OF the combination with the arc
light thus formed. The experiment
worked all right. and the knob had been
nearly melted away when tho current was
shut OF shortly after midnlgIt. The burg
lars then gave UP the task. There is no
clew to The burglars.
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SPEECHES ON THE TARIFF.
Democrats Will Exploit Several
Schedules and Ask About Trusts.
LIKELY TO CONTINUE THIS WEEK,
Republicans Hope TO Wind n, ,.
hiii s""n-Thc House Programme
IN Unchanged.

Washington, Juno 27.--The republican
tarln managers are still hopeful that the
present may prove TO be the last week
OF the tariff debate in the senate. All the
schedules have been gone over once. leav-
Ing nothing to be done but to consider tho
paragraphs in the various schedules which
have been passed when reached in their
regular order because OF differences of opln-
ion among the republicans themselves.
MANY OF these differences have been ad-
'usted in the republican ranks. but the
democrats Will naturally take advantage OF
their knowledge of the feeling existing
among their opponents to debate some Of
the questions at length. 1t is understood
now that coal, leather hides and lead ore
VIII each be vigorously discusscd ~ will
also the questions. though more briefly. OF
reciprocity, the treatment of trusts and the
disuosition of the Hawaiian reciprocity
treaty.
In view of The determination of the dc M
ocrats to exploit all these questions and
Others as we'll. 1t would seem impossible
to conclude the senates work on the bill
before the end of the week. and It is
more probable that the final work will be
reserved for the following week.
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A BATTLE At A CHURCH.
Two Men Are Dead, Another VERY
Likely to Die.
A WOMAN's WRONGS THE CAUSE,
brother ktlIrd Her Nctrnycr uua
Was In Turn shot Down After
Nlortally Mouudinp Ills slayer.

| Dallas. Texas, juno 7.--onc OF the moa'
startling tragedies ever enacted III North
| Texas took place at the Methodist Epls-
| cona church In Pleasant Valley, Dallas
county. twenty-five miles northwest OF this
city. at IL o'clock <oday,
AS q result Augustus Garrison and
Frank Jones are dead and Thomas Jones Is
wounded. probably fatally.
The Garrisons aud Joncses arc among tho
most prominent and conspicuous planters
IN this section OF Texas. The families cWu
adjoining plantations and have boon on tho
beat OF social terms for many years. Au-
gustus Garrison was married man ana
had sister i6 years old named Lois. Tho
Jones brothers were single. Prank Jones
for year or moro had boon very lartial
IN his attentions to Garrsong slater. Ro-
Gently the girl made known to hcr brother
that she had been ruined by Frank JVnus,
She charged him with having seaueed her
under promise OF marriage.
The matter became a noighborhood scan
dial in Pleasant Valley and Garrison sworc
he would have the liic Of the hetrayer OF
his Sister.
Mutual friends succeeded In keeping tho
men apart until today. They aud a num-
hcr OF their partsons. however, went
armod
The hrst meeting between the men since
tho scandal took place today. The Carl
son and Joucs families worthlppod Mt tho
same church--thc MothodlSt EpIscopal,
South--the leading congregation at Pleas
ant Valley, Just as The preacher had taken
his text after prayer and the singing Of a
HYMN. Garrison, who had trat ncnr the
door. stepped 10 the doorway N II VAS
believed to get some f,csh air, as the at
mospherc III the building MAS oppressive
lie had no moro than reached tho doorway
when tho congregation was startled by a
fusillado Of pistol shots. Nearly dugen
shots were nrod in about as many seconds
Of time
When the firing ceased AugustuB Gnlri-
son and Frank Jones were lying dead IN
front of the church steps and Thomas Joncs
was atrctched on the lawn nearby, Que hard
clappod ON his right thigh ana In HIS left
he held n pistol His right thigh bone
In front was shattered by pistol all that
had torn ITS way downward, mutilatlng the
flesh for distance u six inches.
His statement of tho ghooiing vas ltiof
and In substance that no ANA his brother
Frank were approaching the chlf,L door |
and were within ten toot Of 1t when OAR |
rlson appeared aud instantly drew hia pia- |
toll lls brother Frank he shl. wrs Lit !
by the tirsi dischhrrs and hulurc 10 could |
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Tho San Antonio aud Arkansas Pass rail-
way has authorized the following rates.
on account OF fourth annual celabrai ion
at RockRort. July 5 to 10. inclusive round
trip tickets to Rockporl at following rates.
good for regular trains July aud s, limit
ed to return until 18th.
From Waco aud all stations south and
including Yoakum, from Iochharl, l.uling
and Gonzales. from Kcrryile and all sta
tons ON main line TO and including Flores
Vile, from Houston and all stations on
main line to and Including Cuero SO 80 from
Yorktown Runge, Falls City, KarnE city
and Kennedy. $3.50 from pettus 81; fcon
Beevile, $l.75; from Alice and Mathis,
s. %, from Papalotc, Sl.i5, from Sntop
$40, from Corpus Christi and Portland
81; from Gregory, 75c; from Arkansas pass
soc.
Annual meeting Benevolent and Protec-
tive order Of Elks. Minneapolis. MINI,
July 6, 1897, round trip tickets to Mime
apolis at rate OF one first class standard
fare, plus 10 cents tickets to be sold July
3 and a. limited to ,Inly 10 Tor return IN
extension Of final limit up to and nclud
ing July Fl. may be obtained by depositi1g
ticket with jnint agent FOR terminal lines
at Minneapolis not later than July 10.
Annual convention National Republican
league. Initeh States. Detroit, Mich. July
IL 10 ID. lNtf rOunG trip tichciS TO Iieliult
Mt rate of one first tlass limited fare.
tickets TO be sold July 10 and II, limited
TO July 20 for return
Texas Rangers' association meeting.
Austin, Texas, July ~ 20 s. 1897. round
trip tickets 10 Austin at rate made on the
distance plan. tickets TO be sold July II
and T.. limited 10 10th for return.
Texas Sheriffs' association, Dallas Texas.
July IL 10 lG. 1887 round trip tickets to
Dallas at rate OF ono fare tickets to be
sold July 10 and r., limited to II for TO-
turn. 1hc train via San Antonio Will have
attached the through sleeper to Dallas.
leaving San Antonio a, 7'25 p, m. from
Sunset depot arriving at Dallas 7.fo a. IN.
This is tho only line leaving San Antonio
that will enable passengers 10 roach pal
las IN time for breakfast.
Account Missionary nuptlst Lincoln az
Hcmpsloai, Texas, July TO II,
round trip tickets 10 Hampstead at ono
md one-thir1 fare, tickets to be- cold July
!. limited TO July !" for return.
Account annual convention of the Trans
missouri commercial congress, Salt Lake
city. Utah. July n to H. Utah pioneer |
Jubilee. July 20 to o. Salt Lake City, |
-ound lrip tickets TO Salt AXE cry, Utah, |
1t rate Of one fare, tcie's TO be sold |
Iuly and Q July u and II, transit linz
I five days from date ~ sale. Final limit
hirty days from date Of sale.
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Beeyille. Tcxas. June ~ The Aransas
Pass depot at this place Is being overhaul
cd, reiitted and made more commodlous
To accommodate the Increased busInsia
which the road co,semplatcs doing here
this fall,
Plans and specifications Cor the two
two story brick buildings 10 be erected
on Washington street by j. d. chittiin OF
San Antonio. who has large Interests In
this city, were received and accepted yes
terday Bids on The work viii be received
on the ard Of July and dirt VIII 10 broken
and their construction commenced ss soon
thereafter ~ possible.
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Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio to
vino, NJ y NJ G. 10 Tampco Mexican
Central to city NJ Mexico and return via
Mexican Central Railway 10 Torreon. Eagle
Pass and Flatoua for which tickets the
rate from san Antonio will be $50. Ar
rangcments have hcen made by Mr. hin
for those who desire to su on this specially
conducted excursion TO cover all the cx-
penses, meals. berths. etc. Hts excursion
viii last from July and returning win
reach San Antonio a. m, july -. The
total cost of 500 to include three meals
per day in dining car sleeper 1.-TWO occu-
pying double BERTH and including every
necessary expense Of the trip railroad fare,
Pullman sleeping ear fare, dining car, lin
crary, etc.
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SAN sMALL's DAUGHTER.


'pNp"hp sues Tor UtvDrre--IHtIipp
ThrrnieBs tn shoot.
Richmond, Va, Juno ~ Mrs. Loretta
$. Ford, a daughter Of the famous Ray
Samuel Small. is again TO figure In u d.
yorcc suit. A memoranda waa filed in tho
law and equity court by the counsel Of her
husband Stuart ~ Ford. nshinE for an
absolute divorce, The bin containing the
declaration and cause OF this proceedings
VIII hp submitted IN the cnsc later,
Mrs. Ford waa n Mrs Jackson Of KNOB =
Yiiic, Tenn. She was divorced short
time after Fer marriage Her laat mar
rlage was n romantic one. She met Mr.
Ford AT old Point Comfort. and after II
four days c0urisbip the couple came hero
and were married.
The counsel for Ford md that gentle
man himself alleges that grounds ~ di-
yorco are sufficient. The husband also de-
cGfes thai Samuel Small. the aife's faith
or. has recently telegraphed him that II
he attempted 10 inJure OF reflect upon tho
good name 0f his daughter tina, he would
come hero and shoot him The divorce.
when II comes for trial promises 10 he
one Of tho most Interesting heard hero for
long time. The plaintiffs counsel arc
two Of tho best known republican leaders
In VirpiDIn
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
\ PECULIAR CONDITION or COTTON
IN HARRIS COUNTY.
Complete Change of Conditions In
Wiilintuson--COru and Oats Make
Very Heavy Crops.

LaGrango. Texas, June GA timcl,
rain Yesterday evening, which did an I'M
mcnsc amount OF good TO cotton. IL rN-
tended from twelve miles below here &c
Wost Point. but did not leave the river
valley.
Millican TcSas June 2s.-A good and
refreshing shower fell here yesterday al
tornoon. cooling the atmosphere and re-
viving vegetation. which was suffering
from the heat OF the past week.
Knrues city, Texas, June 90. Yesterday
about noon most excellent rain fell In
this section. The cotton crop has not sut-
fcrod as yet. but was just beginning to
need rain. This last rain win insure a
cron.
Alice, Texas. June % "A heavy rain. ac-
companiCd by strong winds, visited TINS
section today, Crops are ia liho condition
and cotton VIII yield we'll
Carminc. Texas. June g6.-Crops in this
section are dong very we'll, except young
corn. which IS Nripg fast and viii no,
nako any corn ii II don't rain the next few
DAYS Cotton is doing very we'll. especially
In black land hut rain Is very much needed
VA the sandy lands and Htook water and
Eruss as woll is getting scarce In places
Tho prospect for cotton crop is good,
provided IT rains soon: If IL rains before
luly III VIII make good crop. II II re-
mains dry it will cut the cotton crop short
at least 10 per cent.
BRYAN, Texas Juno 26 Good rains fell
In different portions of this county yes
ttrday afternoon hut 1t WAS not general,
and many places mccd rain now
Corpus Christi. TcxaR, June III, splendid
rains fell In the western part 81 the coun-
W today aud a fairly good rain in the city.
rhe cotton crop viii he greatly hcuehttcd
and prospects for a heavy yield we're never
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AN Ark STORM.
\ Number of Persons Injured ny Fly
Ing Timbcrs.

Little Rock. Ark, juno 27.--The wors
O'Clock this afternoon. The wind reached
very high velocity for few moments
and the people who remembered the cy-
clone Of three years ago were terror strick-
IN. ana bufrriedly sought places OF rafoiy.
shadS trees. awnings aud fences were
blown down all over the city, aud plate
glass windowh In the busincss portion do
molisbed Rain fell In torrents. and was
followed by violent hallatonn. a few
small buildings were blown down and tin
roofs damaged, number OF persons were
more or loss Injured by Gying .imbors. The
storm lasted by few miDntes
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THE HOUSE.

The house Will continue this week IFS
policy of adjournment from Monlay until
Thursday. After that it's course WIN de-
pend upon the action Of the senate. II
by any chance a vote should be had on
the tarln bill Wednesday or Thursday. the
house probably will remain In session 10
receive the bill. disagree 10 the senate
amendments and appoint conforoes. Other
wise an adjournment will be had from
Thursday 10 Monday
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DIED.

nRAii NJ Sunday, June 81. ISH, nj I5o D.
M. af ~. lOteph's infiruinry. from con-
eumption. Frank NJ. laun. alsod 10
years aud 4 months.
Funeral this Mondiy) morning at 10
70 O'Clock, nom InirmlIy. Friends and
aedlGlln Al SIS arc lnNie1 10 attend,
PpSiTIflSS becnred IN cyHry profession
aud trade. ssnyorn vacancies now ODon.
FLOR particulars call or inolosc staliip.
Southern star Business Bnenu 81 Ma
son building. 80
WANTED Position by young married
man 40 city solicitor or collector, clerk
or office work c.tn furnish hose and
buggy. know city well. Address H.. No.
3l12 DroH&e street. 80
WAN'rED-Ono one horse power Pasoline
engine, 10 feet " inch shdfiipg. hangers
and three fans Address Il. TahreplholI.
Jr. Wesmar, Texas. 30
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The Scabosrd Air Line Is nothing II
not cnterprising. A Few days ago IL
was FREQ transportation OF Licycles,"
causing widespread s:ir throughout
all the wheeling and railroad world.
and now the road has como foiwsrd
with the most unique rraasemclt yet,
viz: a chapel car" In oghsr verbs,
a church ON wheels. This cyttsordi-
nary car left Atlanta thu clnor day
bound for tho Baptist convention. held
at Wilmington, n. c.. ana services
were held in cit all The way from ono
point TO the other, The cac Is ilttel up
with a platform and pulpit, organ, etc,
and attracted vast amount II aittn-
ton On route. Tho lost publishes
herewith a cut OF The rtcripr Of tho
chapel car" which spca IS 'or itgclf
The car and party wore undo. ,i'o di-
rcction uf the veteran railroad iNan,
General Passenger Agent AndvI..l. Of
the Seaboard Air Line.
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sHEHIEEs' DEPARTMENT.

Wolborn. Texas. juno 27.--All Of
flccrs look out for and arrest one
VIII Little bright mulatto negro six
feet high weight 100 pounds has a small
round scar on left nigh had fuzzy lLlis-
tachci is nearly white be murdered
white man here last night; is riding dun
horse arrest and wire me, hold war
rant, j. H. Farquhar. constable
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on account of the international convcn-
tion of the Baptist Young Peoples Union,
Chattanooen. Tenn. july IL to is. the
Southern Pacific railway VIII sell round
"TRIP Tickets at rate OF one first class
fare, the dates OF sales being July ~. ii
and 10. Final limit for return July Fl
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con,Iet Guard KIlJ4d.

BRYAN. Texas. jane 27.--h convict guard
by Tho name Of Mccarty was shot and
Killed on the Kopp, farm on the brazos
river Of Q O'Clock this morning. Mccnriy
was white man and was Killed by ne
gro named VIII Little The weapon seed
was double bsrfelnd shotgun ana death
was instantaneous, Little escaped.
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recos, Texas. June Elm the celebrated
Miller murder care, for the killing Of OK
Sheriff Frazer Of Reeves county. which has
been on trial al Eaeiiand for TWO weeks.
the Jury was discharged aRAr being on,
eighty hours They stood Jan for murder
In the first degree. One for second degree
and one for acauitial. over two hundred
witnesses were In Attendance, and the cloa-
ing argument for the state by Judge Gat1-
wood occupied seven hours and twenty
jninuteF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-28

Washington, June Ex-senator Pettigrew
has recovered rapidly from his illness of
Saturday. He had so far recovered his
voice tonight as to be able to articnlate
quite distinctly and he expressed great
confidence in his speedy restoration to
health. His physician eo0eurs in this, but
insists upon his patient remaining very
quiet for the present
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Fort Worth, TcHsa, juno 81 AT an
early hour this morning II was discovered
that Richard Tufln. an inmate Of tho
poor farm, wss dead from dose Of g,ryeh-
nine, taken last night with suicidal in
tent. lie was about 10 years old and
despondcncy from inability to secure work
Is assigned az the cause. Tho coronera
verdict was In aoeoriance With tho Above
Tho remains were buried by the county
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Cisco. Texas. June 26.-The citizens OF
Cisco met yesterday in The city hall for
the purpose OF cooperating with the reo-
pie Of Coleman In reference to building
railroad from that point To this place,
The feasibility Of the plan WAS we'll dis
ciisSed. the section CT country through
which the road would be bull; Ia already
thickly settled A committee of two was
appointed. consisting OF the mayor and j.
]. Butts. to confer with the committee
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FALSE IMPRISONMENT.


ctory,, '''innson County.
r,s.' 'Nn' Texts. June Ell. a.
sr.,. " LaNaca county, through his at
ta,s hoFs ana Robertson and Pen
Nv a. a's i'led suit In the district court
ss,.,, 'io'ooo actual and sloooO OK
ett. manages against Henry Puri,
ssFsty. ma county; Tom Bashaw. his
fe,srsasr,n Willis, ex-marshal. and W.
ssalfa all deputy marshal. Plaintiffs
d. February g. without Sa9 warrant 4gs put
ban hapaau,ese then brought TO George
y s,s a.-a,aFaffed and had to walk through
y va ts sue by side Of negro prisoner
satt ,sr tg,o. IN the county Jail at this
Vt srr,., ,Seiiiy five hours. That when
sssnsgnIe,t,aa he VAS moi permitted to
!. 1elthy SNh his friends TO establish
! H. Nov lie therefore claims damages
s.cntaeni amount mount for his alleged false
= lsu tiea. Dsieadant's answer has not
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Ex-senator In9"ii. a. an Advertiser

While cx-Senator ingalls, has failed 20
keep himself permanently before tho pub
lie. It can not be denied tina, he has The
knack OF procuring hDasinniIc doses OF no.
uSiety iD one way or another.
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The san Antonio and Arkansas Pass raj
way issues The foIloWlng'

way issues the foilnWlhg'
on July round trip tickets VIII be so, .a
TO Mexico points as follows the ral'
from san Antonio will be TO Mexico Ivy
for tickets going via Eagle Pass and Tor
reon and returning same route W. soims
via Eagle Pass and Torreon and returning
via Monterey and Laredo, $50; GONG va
Eagle Pass and Treyino, Monterey s anu
Tampico and returning via Torreoh; .r' soV'
IA Monterey via Eagle Pass, s5.5Q' TO ram
pico via Eagle Pass. Sl9 ,.s a.
Tickets sold 10 Mexico City limiten 10
thirty days from date Of sale for return d.
Tickets sold 10 Monterey ana ia'A ta,s
should he limited to twelve days from nate
OF sale. mailman
sleeping cars and dining car; nhaer ,nn
charge Of Mr. George 4, Hill, eheuls'S =,
manager. will leave Waco at the Close y.
the state Teachers association meetin e,,g =,
about p. m. (proyided there are en ner;si
tickets sold to warrant running the sp's 60
,rainJ This excursion will run via me ,,ss
Antonio and Arkansas Pass 10 f'A'o
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RAILWAY MEMS.

There is a possibility OF a great deal OF
,ravc, 10 the republic of Mexico and the
'."''' ~ ''.' IN, ,,. Ga
Houston ana leNas central railway mas
sued the following circular, ..,, ro,,d
July J. and ) asen'= may SCI, 'S Gu
UP tickets TO MONTEREY ann 49, Hto,,,eroY
az a., 'odioM'" lIl,' 80, ,Ic,,mstlsd in
Slu'oo; to Mexico olly, S"V, .o, ~.
monterey ~, 10 'e a., ~, ~, T,ayico
Navasota to Monterey. $ll.'o' TO Mexico
City, SCI 20 hryan to Mohlerfy' NJ. a.. 10
McXlco CITY %l 20; Hearn9 To- Mo on ny
5000 to Mexico Guy Wv ua'ssl' 30 10 NrV r
terey. $lo.so; to MEXICO Cily' ~ ~ ~
mond to Monterey 81 .Ao. 10 MeHiro W.
$3o.9o Groesbeeek to Mortefey' si-.i il 10
Mexico clIy' N"l,oo' M. s; ~ W 49,, 80
Sl2'l5' to Mexico cl'E, S9l' oo' a., ~ ~
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from Coleman. Cisco people are willing to
do what they can to encourage this pro-
lppt