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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-15
CITY nWEVITIEs.

There were largo congregations AZ all OF
IN" churches in Houston Yesterday.
Large crowds went out yesterday to
Forest Park 20 witness tho balloon ascen-
on.
The real estate mon VIII meet at 1890
cock this evening at the Business
lone1r rooms
S,nk!ller Griffin, with the victory brig
ole. VIII hold services this afternoon on
Market Square.
The rcgu'ar monthly meeting of tho
Business League will he held tomorrow
morwAg at II o'clock at the league rooms
The committee on arrangements for the
Emrg' bal WI meet this evening at \
o'clock al their han to attend 10 some i'm.
por,an. matters.
tn" condition cf Man street across tho
railroad tracks Jus, beyond the Audi
forum = fearful. II is impossib,e for
any kind of vehicle to pass This .horouph.
fare 20 safa'N.
Ch-ef or poAce Helm is In receipt Of a
letter making inquiries as to g. Fash.
- "' t'lef tie IA has some iuport,nt
information for him. which he can have
by calling at tho police station.
The regular seml-monthly meeting Of
DICK Downing camp, L. c. ", Will l,, neid
- '"N. As mr'ftcrs relative to the camn
visiting Galveston will be acted upon I,
Ia earnestly requested that all ,nemhsrs
who can possibly attend Will be present
~ Einfn-l Rifles had their measures
taken yesterday for new uniforms nv
company VIII leave on the InternationaI
ana Great Nor-herl 1880 train on Wedncs
day for Galveston TO take part IN - y
st9rmns OF the Alamo and see tho battle
ship Texas. 49, "'''V-
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ny MENEAL

SHOFNER BOND-Granger. Texas, Feb
ruary 12.-Mr w. 4. Shofner OF Florence
and Miss Fannye Bond, daughter of Rev.
j. NJ. Bond We're married at the Meth
odist church yesterday at l oSocE, Rev.
w b. Andrews of Salado officiating.
BoATNER- WHEELS &C., Elliott. Texas.
February l2-Mr C. u. Boatner and Miss
Sudic Wheels were married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on the 10th
instant, Rev. Mr.. Linsey officiating.
LAUGiLIN- ToN-Kyle, Texas, Feb
ruary 12.-Professor w. a. Laughlin and
Miss Marguerite Barton were united in the
holy bonds of ratrimony al Duda, Texas,
Sunday evening at 7:30 O'clock Rev. r. II.
Starts officiating The church was crowd
cd TO It's utmost capacity, many friends
from Austin, San Marcos and Kyle being
present
ESCHENBURG- ELLINGHAUSEN- Shi-
ner. Texas, February 12,-Marriod. at the
residence Of the brides brother, II. f. ELI
lnghausen, this afternoon. Charles Eschen-
burg to Miss Helene EllinghauSen, Justice
Blohm officiating.
M'ELVEY GLASSCOCK - Rosenberg
Texas. February l2.-Thursaay evening at
$50 7. :. McElvey aud Mrs. Annie Glass
cock were united in marriage ut the home
OF the bride, Rev. C. =. Osbon officiating.
FREEMAN--RUSSE Fort Worth,
Texas. February l2.-Mr w. Y. Freeman
assistant ticket agent of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway company, and
Miss May Russell were quietly married
last evening at the residence OF Mr.. J. A.
Getzendanner. Rev. G. +. Brdewell, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, officiating.
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Personal MENTION.

Rev Thomas Ward White is at the
Bristol
Senator Waller Burns returned to Aus
tin last night
John $, Hereford and wife are visiting
the city from Dallas.
Albert Hoppe and VIE os Galveston
wore In the coy yesterday.
Colonel Wlll Lambert secretary Of
the State senate. returned TO Austin last
insight.
1r''s T. freeman. the present proprle-
tor OF the Sour Lake property was in
the city yesterday.
Has Landry of Beaumont was IN the
city yesterday attending to some busl-
noes for his county.
Colonel Joe S RICE financial agent o.
the state pen1tentiary. arrived IN the city
last might from Austin.
Colonel Dan Ripley and wife OF Gal
guests of Captain and Mrs. n. 5. HAL
Captain Buck pettus, one OF ne cettle
k.n>s of Texas, from Goliad. was m ,ie
city last night He reports cattle in line
condition.
Representatives John Browne of iIauls.
a.. \, Harris of Galveston, John a. Moon
OF Fort Bol1 aud Blackburn OF i,ohert-
son left last night for Austin.
Or H. q. McClauehan. assistant ply
siclan At the mnatic asylum AT Austin,
aceomranled by his bride, nee NJ SIS Fields
day Tor a few hours. being the guests Of
pr. and Mrs. j. X. stuart, They are on
a pleasure trip West.
Nj. ana Mrs Il. b. Baer announce tho
,g.arrase OF Mss Fannie G Han TO Mr.,
George q. TimminS at their residence
Wetu ~day, the lIh instant. at p. M.
No cards Miss Hall is n daush'e- % the
ate Auditor Han Of the Houston and
ing young man Of IIous,on. who is with
the First National bank.
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A NEW PARISH TO nn CREATED.
Rt.Icv. Bishop Gallagher Authorizes
ihs. ~ nrIs 10 Negln.

Yesterday afternoon quite large NUM-
Der Nerc present al the Auditorium 10 hear
=, NIL, t,...i ,,t.t.. ru, ~,
~
"aiNestuh III reference 10 'helr poIHloh ior
the creation OF new parish Of the Catho-
lie church which will include "A rortior of
-, 49,,
'"u 'n'u anu r"uI'h warns ret'''on
was signed ana presented to the bishop
some time ago. asking him to grant this
....,,,..
Inc meeting was to be held last sun
day. hut due to the rain it was postponed
until Yesterday Hish,n rsllopbcr maao
paul. SehS'p'e ta'N' showing the au-
vartasea to be derived and what would be
required Of every one. He esperiallv urp-
sl tho ,o,osst,,- 81, h,,,,,o, ,,,.,.,,,,i,,,. d,
"a. ~ ~. '',n 800 $3.50 '.''"s ="
,1~.in, ~ .,,,,, - w. a.
H., ,cot ,.N,' ,s +" a",S."'S' ~ u"
49,. ~ -, '' 80 ~ ".'' .iaP
~ - 49, ~, w %lV ~ 'o' Wv pui
~ No''a''eno'us we sI"nu WoIN VI es
sso '',,''us " ueN p"ttsn ~ liuuSto", iou
a's ~ 49, Vhulch anu Schoo' mousse
""lu nu No'up'e'r' VI" nope "
~ Az ~ oe'n1 WIZ were "lil'hh 10 JON III
s'''N 80 .""s' uc mus ihiPoi 'du' '"''s
,rrn'u ~ "'"'N' Nn account "i inc great
....
.'''' 'n' "''.aaiH 'oV u'lh now PARISH was
"''""une' IN OreaHns TINS parish Wlsh
10 impress upon S",' tue HIcat Importance
Va SVhppl Wt'I" 'ne EnuHs can De RAISED
up IN hnnWltuge OF tnoir religlon old
pe"iie roman Nhat t9Ty are. nut the
EouhF nhus DC lausht Nhlt their RAIN IS
INC SUNDAY Sehool Is not shincleht' the
plIuru'i' s'ho"' oe1hg Iie most important
uon, 'A!a sohVol must DE located Where IL
WIZ ne convenient ior me chllureh TO at
lonu' hn" "here lhey WhI not be
uulHitle" 10 NalN h"oh a lohS Instance
lou should take interest III thls matter
NOT aiohe iof your interests but 'hat OF
othcfS' me question rs are YOU reahy
10 uesin TINS work. VIZ To hu'ld TINS
church ana school' nave you IN prospect
q suihcteht amount OF money with pros
peels ui raising more lhe list OF your
pelluoh is very large but the most mn
Rortant list is mat OF those VINO WIN SUB
seFlhe Inc bishop then read the list
.ot those VINO had subscribed ana the
amounts lie SAID perhaps some mlght
not feel able to pay now what they sub
scribed AT the time the petition was pre-
scented, and II there was any, TO please
say So that everything would be under
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But she MEANT we'll.

placed In charge of the work az pastor. as
ne has been appointed by me with full
power 10 act. You Will have to appoint
your committees. the principal one being
nm executive committee. You should Sc
lcct good location. And in speaking Of
the location, get plenty OF ground. so you
viii not be pressed ms other parishes have
been. You arc starting out under better
auspicos than either st. Patrick or 81
Joseph parishes did They started on
small scale and did not anticipate tho great
increase and now they are crowded for
room Houston has grown a great deal
in the past few years and 1t is destined
10 be very large city, SO you must look
10 tho future. | am glad to see you all
wanting a new church. Work together IN
harmony. Those who can not give money
can give encouragement by their works, "
Bishop Gallagher then closed the meeting.
when large number went forward TO meet
him. The new parish will be named Sa-
cred Heart
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NEUROLOGICAL.

COX-Austiu, Texas, February III ew-
is b. Cox, prominent x-Confederate and
well known citizen of this county, died to-
day OF heart disease.
GRIFFIN Cleburne, Texas, February IL
Henry w. Grady Griffin, infant son Of T
II. Griffin. ex-county tax collector and as
SCISSOR, died this morning OF congestion.
SMITH Cleburne, Texas, February H.
Mrs. Mamie r. Smith died today at
o'clock. She was an aged lady and men,
Der of Cumberland Presbyterian church
La grippe was the cause.
THOMSON Mckinney. Texas, Fehru-
airy l3.-Mrs. John Thomson aged CT, died
yesterday at her hcme, a few miles west
OF Mckinney. from pneumonia: Her aged
husband is lying at the point of death with
the same disease. Both the old people were
early settlers.
BLACK Carthage. Texas, February Ia
Died, on the 9th instant, of la grippe, Mr.
A. r. Black, who lived about fifteen miles
from this place. Mr. Black WAS one of the
leading citizens Of this county and leaves q
large family.
ARSWELI-Carthage. TEXAS, February
13-Dicd. on the nth instant, Mrs. Joseph
Carswell Of this place, She was the wife
of one OF the oldest citizens in the town
and the mother of Hon. o. +. Carsweil. rep
resentative of this county.
GOGGAN- Eagle Pass, Texas, February
Little Elizabeth Page. S-months-old
daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Goggan.
died last night. The remains were buried
this afternoon in the city cemetery.
RuSIl-Cleburne Texas, February Ia
Mr.. A. c. Bush died this evening of heart
disease. He was wcl-to-do farmer. re-
siding just south of the city. He was 70
years of age and leaves number of grown
children,
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pENMAN THoMpSON's "oLD HOME
STEAD"

Men may come and mon may 60" hut
THE old Homestead" srcms destined 20
70 on forever. rejecting sunshine and hap
pincFs throughout all its wanlerings. The
i'pson for is success is not hard to find.
The play Possesses an unusual amount of
hearts interest, and appeals largely to tho
better nature OF its audiences. The rugged
honesty % the shrowd. yet generous old
New Hampshire farmer. and the thought
that here We have one of Gods nohlemen
leaves an impression not eoon forgotten.
and the auditor comes away with a sug-
eestion of older, maybe happier DAYS OF
honest aud rugged strength Of home aud
tender hearts. Of manly hcafiinesa and
womanly worth. and something that ap-
peals TO the rostfu senses.
The company comprises twenty-seyen
people Every effort has been made 20
mako 1t perfect, artistically and In It's
appointments. There seems TO be but little
doubt that this theater will he well patron
ized during The Old Homestead" engage
ment.
Presented here on tomorrow night at
Sweeney q COMBS Opcn house
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SALVATION ARMY SALOON.
a Knife ard rlstsi Play Presented
Upos the Platform.
WAR CRY" ExIssARlEs At WORK.
v,vsa niustsatioa Of the Methods Of
49, salvattoa Army In Their
work Of saving Drunksrds.

salvation Army hall was packed 70 IL
fullest hrnr last night with an unusnai.l
large percentage Cd AiieS present. Ever,
seat was occupied and nearly al M
standins room In the hall was taken
y Across the front OF the platform q eurteAI
had been stretched. above wh-en huns
tho se:.erod sAen. Fritz Myers saloon
A picture Of two foarning mugs o. f-ssi
arsi the words "Tsell Tops" Appeared OF
another sign, while shirG Advertised .
popular brand o. tobacco.
When the army came n from the oIcT
air meeting. the band and rnosi OF th-
soldiers halted al the e1ss'ance Aaa played
and sang a few ehoruses. whilr me con
sineent detailed 10 present The sa4cca
scene proceeded urs.AAfs and opened ifss
barroom for business On drawing back
she curtain. a whlie-sqrVned BARTENDER
and an assistant were llse eVersa waiting
on four roughly dressed soungers. ssNaiei
al a table playing cards. The usual SQUAD
bling vas EotnS On over ire game.
nlcsnens later wen dressed stranger.
evidently IA commercial trovele-, With
gold spec;acles sauniered mo the saloon
and after ordering a glass Of hser ard
chatting with the bartender & moment.
sat down Ia the corner opposite the card
pjaysrs asd began rca1.ug q paper
rr.0rnc1i, lat1r a rather roughly " sscl
native. sous ~ hal che worse tVr htHet
tstaisl.i,rssi In aud ordered w % by
straight" rcmarkinz with s1esr thiit ne
wound ask the -tenderto-ot pointing N
the commercial txBVt.g1. 20 4ruk WifA
him. but guessed the dsde drHrk Dgtter-
mslk This started a no, guvrrei i''Wctl
marking that ne would rtI her be a fado
than q drunken BLACKBOARD.
This was more iisnl tur hAiNe rVfsl
stand ans bee are~ MUIR Sea" -lv0hihs
stoppsl rafh'T ss-ii nlt "nth ne lttirt
pre.tcired IN equally fnuri r'us-iouktrs
naVv siX ~f'h 'he enpna lnipFn"u'n
that another pep wrui h@ Ns last
zha ASSISTANCE Of r7-eel saieun bum
who hstl some in. arlgmeI ms native
aud '~stovod peace.
Thra two salvation Army sisters came
In WIZ War rrys AMI t.e native aga
uNh hlcf f'g edfir-s las fcm1rkinc lN-
80. nGiN 10 one ~ iHan thar Dr. iu'nstt
than pcddie impcrs She onswer1 Cod
b., All -.tr Na4. rrof 1ar. SD thlt you
fan 50 -l-.fth re haffHr for fiI1 -tan tuu
now arc t,olnT Tho bArs-eDor however
was not so meet tfd threatened 90 kitk
tho native out % thc saloon % hc. eid l0t
show proper f~spcn 80 Che Wan cry
hl'uu-ett. ihey ar 30 if srahd Wofht
tal rrtz. AGA Nol se5l n"- ilspll
Meanwhile the rugged bum hal ,aken
i,o'.-' frow ben 800 1ne tar ani wa pro-
cceir.y n &C. ouisd- is contents whca
dcFHctcG ard forrel 10 return
~ this innrfurs Captain Hamilton witn
his cprUs came uitftN ne lows on" ~
IN" aisles win drums beating ard n'gS
go, tootf o., b,.l an oi,0r ar TIE. .e.rrito
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The case Of Lewis Williams colorei.
CHARGED with the murder Of Captain Ike
Baker at his home in this city last spring
viii be called for hearing in the criminal
court this morning Tho defendant, VIII
liama. had worked for Captain paker prior
In the night % tho horrible murder and
from remarks le' drop hy him Immediately
after tn. killing hc was arrested on sus-
picion, but he grand jury then In session
failing to bnd an Indictment he was re-
leased and Il IS thought that his relrreHl
Is the result Of some uowly discovered evil
dencc
The law firm OF Hutchcson. Campbell &
Scars viii likely assist In the prosccu.
finn
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New York. February 1i.-Mrs. Besant.
the theoSophist. will arrive In New York
early iR,March, She will remain in this
country six months, during which time
she will visit all the larger cities, Her
lectures viii be devoted to the exposition
OF thccsophy and some OF her experiences
on her journey through India, from. where
She is now returning, will be told. Mrs,
Bssant comes to the United States at tho
invitation OF tho theosophical society
American section-and will not. as re-
ported, have any connection with -ihe col
lege for the study of the ancient mysteries.
TO be established In California under the
guidance Of Mrs Katherine A. Tingley and
her supporters.
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pEDICAToRY SERVICES.
Cumbe risnd pr~.bytertRn Church
| IL Formally Gans~cratcd.

| Yesterday rno-nxix at II o'clock IN
ecrv8cS~ which formally dedicated III
new e.sfce Of the Cumberland Presny
ierisn church on psase avenue caswee
| Fannan ard Main streets, opened Wit
song and prayer-
The building ss.ti fresh frcni the work
| mems hands. i rectangular IN share. An
/ isaed rich rs1e ami seAce3 with cfsairv
| In the L vher'e the pulri stands Is tn
organ and sea.s fer the ehris. and yasie7'
day palms h6A bcesa placed about IN.
| pusp4ss ha.Yc. The church Is lighted VIII
Gas ard has seating capActty q; 80.
The ms. reading was from Kings TX.
and ',Au HAL the Power 0. Jesus Meme
was sung
Rev. IL d. CockrI then asked that all
officers AM members OF the church. ss
well as AL Christians present who would
Join n ded!caf1ag tbs edliice 10 God
would rise. TIE formula Tor dedscatory
SERVICES wos then read Ani responded %,
AFTER when REs. Cn-Erll Offered prayer.
ccoseetailng to God The house, AL ihal
It HEIDI. AL Is services Sad the labor Of
- people.
THE lset words o. the oeiicatory ord-
naace were then pe'pnouncci,
a - Bessie Hughes aad kindly consent
~ 10 sins Hear Is "a hee 10y Horace
Willa1i. ami the SOLO was a delightful
feature O. Tho serVlces
The text o. the sermon, which waS DO
hNeTei hp Or cockriu Of W0Nahacne
Was the tbsd verse .: the ninth chapter
Of Tst n uSs.
IN PAR. he SAID
We leach iae doctrine Of the cr.npses-
enc q God. tina, lie Is everyw.,s,r- . ii
~ stu1 about al things lie s. iiufn. mont.
hr i.-.rui.stFs the whole universe. We
teach no, only HIS cmnipresoncc ard His
irumlnence but we teach HIS immensely /,
i " FB az llI L
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II. NJ. De Chnumcs.

Mr.. Henry NJ De Chaumes. who died at
bis home in this city yesterday morning
was born in Paris. France, January "a.
1927. His fathers family came to America
when he was . years Old; lived in Wash
ington, ID. c.. until IL years of age Then
they moved to Texas. locating In Houston.
His father was the well known architect
OF early days. AS n youth, the subject
OF this sketch, learned his trade in Gal
weston; thence moved to Bdstrop Ia 1870.
There he met and married MIS-. Susan n.
Morris in 1853, and unto them were born
eisht children, OF whom four children ana
his wife survive him.
lie was an earnest, Jealous member OF
the Methodist church in his active days.
and later a member of Shearn Methodist
church OF this city. having spent about
fifty years of his life in the church.
Moving to Houston after the war. his
name is well remembered in the hard
ware business in connection with the firm
OF De Chaumes IL Dunn.
While in apparent health, he was stricken
with paralysis on Tuesday evening. lin
gcring until 9.05 yesterday morning. Sur
rounded by loving and attentive friends
he passed peacefully away at the ripe old
age OF 10 years. The funeral will tafe
place from his residence, No. 2203 san
Jacinto street at 10 o'clock this morning
The following citizens have been re-
quested to ac, as pail bearers; T.. T.. Hill.
L. j. Hambcn, w. b. Jones, William Hun
ter George w. Crowdor and S. NJ. Nc
Asian.
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RELIGIOUS
Muikey mt SniitbyiIic

smi'hv'lle' Texas, February is.--Ab.
Mulkey' the Texas reylvalis,. began n,ee, -
ing here last night at the Nicholas, church
The house was crowded to oyeraowlnv Al,
the first service, demonstrating that tho
building would not be large enough IN a
oommodatc the congregations. Arransa
ments have been made to conduct Inc me,
ings in the opera house. which vii, soa,
about 1000 people, Much good ia e~r.,,,a.
to result from this meeting. 'ioe''a
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viii probably come up will be / report upon
the franchise TO the proposed sss company
report form Alderman Stree, upon the
subject of the city ov ming its own lieht
plant and . report from tho hoard Of public
works upon the award Of The contract fot
the Hogan street sewer ard the proposition
to remodel the old jail TO adapt u TO the
reouirmen;s of city prison and recorders
court
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IT'S A PLEASURE

for us to handle laundry work. as we are
fully equipped and we know how to handle
the trade. The people know what we say
is true. what we do is legitimate and what
we promise Is fulfilled. Give us call.
Phone 49, The Model Laundry. loil Prai-
rie.
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Council Meets.

Now that the charter amendments are out
OF the way the city council viii a, lis reg.
ular meeting this evening resume routine
work. Among the matters of interest that
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The New ItnbN

depends for It's nourshmcnt upon the weak
mother. who II she Is wise VIII make
herself strong by taking Auheuscr Busoh's
Murine the gr0ltest Of all Malt
tonics To be had Of all druggists
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\ New Pastor.

Cisco, Texas February l3-Rey. uo,mo,
Christian preacher. aa,e Of Breckepr,ag.
has located here and win have charyo =, ~
Christian church Of this place. - '''
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ANYTHING WILL no

To wear fishing, hut for dress. theator.
balls, etc. fine work. such as 81 Pack.
ard's Troy Laundry turns out is the thing
No. sl2 Prairie Ave Phone s32 Try them
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The Wonder Store opens its doors n,
! a. m. and closes them at D. m. and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This Is So
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SHfRlfFS' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen-From w. G. Bell near Moul-
ton. one brown horse. about 10 han,is nigh
about years old, white star in forehead
Branded LINN connected l. upside down.
on left hip. Spanish brand on left Shout
der: $40 reward for horse or SIS for horse
and thief. Address any information to
r. NJ Glover,
sherin. Gonzales. Gonzales County.
r, ~ onieers look out for and arrest Ramon
weighs about 100 pounds, pockmarked, bas
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large white teeth. is a drnnfit
warrant 'o' r. u glove
Sheriff. Gonzales, Gorsals 80
THE FIRE REcoRr

rit.sburg, Pa, February
of the Post, on Fifth avenue w. =.
totally destroyed by fire this n0in = ~
ing a loss to the paper o. -" 'n,,,. Y
we'll insured. The loss on ins D .sasl \
longing to ]. n. Mccullousn' -. / 4
insured. The only other 0'e ~. ~
building was Gleason tho W. csrsssl
whose loss was small. the ~ :, !.
Gazette next door to The ~. r,;' ssfis
minent DANCE, but the s ~ ali "
bremen U,,yer saved the plant ~ ~ ssea
being caused by water, J, Gap..si p
s ss'' sass a1s ss :, .a' n: e.
I'M, ing p So"t al and tho comns ,'a ID s
p rro tel rendered The h o M 4 "
n niay",aTei in the ely !, i i W
issued from the office sos,,ished.
new nlant can be es'au
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Lovelady. Texas, rs s's = -
morning about 8 o'el0e. ia stsrs - =
heoric fight the fire wa, svSrnsa p !.
,sssss sS' III IRE We g. , :s|; US $
broke out again and ! .p S.I.csysr !,
full blaze when Il wa ~
-, uas burned.
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A Total L..

4 To'H' ,,.sr,,ry r11|
5 a. m. the residence . . ,,.s,shl,ss
fective nue. The ,nne eursd n
ip sas5sf a lsa'i London: o!ss: