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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-05
hICOS Y PoBRES
FL abogado anadio:

Ell abogado anad6:
Ell iefe del Estado que ell dnico que puele indulta
hubese resdo la intervention generosa de la madre de
yicma Esa generosidad hubiera producilo ell mejor
efeco,
I'm quien?
En- la opinion pablica desde uego No igaoras que
ocup de .obre todo pss
fue ell tearo de ese desgraciado drama.
- ESQ pasara
" obe todo familia, hoy dlspersa, la cual
dearia de pueba tai de nodeaciony de cuad Los
Monar6n estAn irritados Coniueenioos upico
Que hagas voyelfas apreco al harias
que permaneceran nofensiyos.
No tengo ntert. eso.-contest6 la con!esa inli
ferenca
AL Sr LetanneuI lie ba faltando Ia pacencia.
Sc evanto.
lIabeis reiieNonaio ben:-p1egunt6:.
--Iant al deber hacero
-lVuestra decision es deintiva.
--Asolutamente defnitva.
- Eueno. mo me resta que despedrme de vos
La condesa Sc haba levantado tamben. Sc
frente i Tente
-Dos quiera, seilora-do e abogado-que engals
uue arrepentiros dc dureza. Por aenc6n hay
que hecho nal cala pero af
do expesarme con franqueza Nuestro odo ha evado
ma.iado leio hecho sa de los mies de jusca.
I'll capitan Coz ee de norir ha deblo ecroso todo
Con una paaba hubiese poddo mpedr condena del des
graciado Juan Montaron.
= Del issgracado. -relltio 81 abogslo energa-No
es ESQ odo 4 Ia pesene oyen eas nina ucha
con mas penosa las suaciones que pueden agoba
muer aislada sin tluen sabe que extreme
vera reducda de dentro de agunas
madre ho sera el ruestro pneso
e. ell de vuestro hiio X ycs lie abandonais.-
--;Caballero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-05
Ade|ante IA agriculture
Mr.. Paul Saulny
y Duffaut Adrien.

pohcn disposition de panades
ceddo de destruction de la CANGA
de pejlCan da adema de la
"scouTa production c canidad caldad
iI mpleo
hacel q 10 ceroa
Los prearlos deseen polar nuestro iea pueden dirse
Santurce cae de NJ fu acer
stema pequelo cuaho de pmac
dfena pae enpeado
rna de la apcac0n enlo5 dena
cada cutrda lnaerIales
Las Iruefas
Rctene al que
da e eeno que hoy produce gano mas
gueso
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-05
6rBLlorEcA DE sLA CoRsEspoNDENcA PUEgIoR1co" s9
ESQ es TN crimen!
Me ins,Iltaisl

i ESQ 5 crimen!
Me nsutais!
=; Tano peor la verdad ofende, Tened cn1daho'
E presido una escuea Tn hombe entsleo sale tie
6 acilmene ;El odo cuya explosion hales HSH, rueae
producer esgracias iIabes snhra TO tienos
recogereis empestades LA opinion pbca que oesaehas'
estara de parte.
sAmenazae2
No selora; son retexiones que hago Vos hares 10
que queras.
III sehor Letanreur sc incln6 moderaiamene.
Aqnela vieja rfgla tan intiexb!e !e ITrltaba.
Al fin concluyo diciendo:
Esa salvacon que queres ernpren'er contniso' Ia
solo Mis- probabiiades han dsmlnuldo h"cho
pero hatt cumpdo nj deber Tenso ell honor
dc saludaro
La sclora de Corbierc pestane6
Sin pronuncar palala acompal5 * abogado hasta Ia
escalera Sc incin5 volsi6a su gabinete
al con la. facciones contradas los bios palldos
frente hena por prouna arruga vertical Ia dvida
en- COS se dijo:
Iiene raz6n rs nfame 10 que hago. ... Y 81 e
suuicse - ,Pero nadie 10 sabra no Janas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Willis, Texas. October 2S,-The rain Of
last Thursday has put all tobacco in case,
which will enable all growers TO work
the last Of the second crop.
Godthwaite, Texas Oct 24--The past
week has not been very favorable one
for gathering the ficecy staple. A heavy
rain In this vicinity Friday evening has
delayed operations considerably. The
weather yesterday and today is clear and
fair and by Monday picking and hauling to
the gins will be resumed, AS much cotton.
or more, is being sold at ~ AS was let
loose at and 6lk. Our, farmers seem
to fear that It will yet 90 lower. while
a few are holding until after frost, think
Ing that will bring rise. About all tho
old cotton is out and glnned. There Will
not be any top crop. The late planting,
whore II was hailed out. or planting de-
layed by other causes. will, make the best
yield in this section. II ~ loaded down
with fruit and II frost will stay away for
three weeks the yield will be enormous.
but II Ira Hicks predictions come true.
and freeze comes this week. the pro-
auctions will be lessened considerably.
Two gins here have turned out something
over 1400 bales
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25

S SS,a Ct Terrell. but lAts oe reun,s...
humber Dsns me e. protector Of the enterprise. 4
o'ner towns and cities in Texas. '
VIC ncn; syron Drew having sold the Kauf.
T rsn sun TO Mr.. Goossby ana bought the
ZINES star from Senator Colnutt. ss nae
moved to this city and viii take nosss.. mas
- Inc Times-star on November i. r.
~. 10 pc remembered that Terrell was
NE ~ ,ooynood home Of Byron Drew, that here
ne learned the printing business. and n has
. rcst OF strong friends.
lhere has been a statement IN the 90
iect that tho Hon. o. d. Coian,tt nnv 81 81
i aa out Of the newspaper business he would
svote himself to the practice OF law. He
business. ~ suo newspaper
TN - some parts Of the county It IL claimed
rras. az the cotton is picked. A DELAY az
top crop. -A0 sl'ail
-, The The male hospital for the asylum is as
aSsn proportions Every arrangement il
ahso being made to rush the asyium sddi.
uon recently contracted for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
Lavaca county Court Items.

Halletsville, Texas, October 24.-rhe jury
in the Adam Ransom case, charged with
the murder az Sam Kelly at the oil mill
here on the 9th OF this m.nth, returned
a verdict of guilty OF murder in the sec
ond degree, and gave him five years.
motion for a new trial will be filed. The
grand jury which indicted him was drawn
for the August term Of court. which waa
never held as the last legislature changed
the time for holding court
The grand jury returned three indict-
monts for murder and all three cases have
been tre1. which goes to show that in
Lavaca county there is no need OF COM
planning about cases being continued and
justice not having an even break.
Ellis Criggs and Tom Newton. tried
separately on charge of murder OF William
McKinnon near blackberry last June, were
each acquitted. while John johnson, al
legged accomplice. who testified for the
State has been turned loose.
The court will adjourn the latter part
of next week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
NEUROLOGICAL.

LEwIs-McKinney. Texas, october "a
Mart Lewis, aged 81, an old farmer Of
West Collin. was buried Wednesday. He
left number OF relatives.
BEsT--Colmbus, Texas. October 2l.--
Mr.. c., W. Pest. a prominent planter and
most worthy man, died at his home. two
miles south Of this city. today.
wARNER--Groveton, Texas, October %.
Mrs. Thenia A. Warner. wife Of O. D..
Warner. ex-tax assessor Of Trinity county.
died on the evening Of the 2lst instant
CT heart failure, OF her residence near
Centralis.
LlGoN--Yoakum. Texas. October a..
Died. at o'clock p. M, October Is. T.
A. Lyon. an honored citizen OF this place.
His death was caused by injuries received
from a fall. The funeral will occur at
4 p. m. today.
DOLL-Shreveport. La, October "a
Miss Birdie Doll. aged 10, a prominent and
NEST lovely young lady. died this morn
ing at 2:15 o'clock. She was the daughter
OF Mr.. H. f. Doll. one Of the leading re-
tail merchants of this city.
| EADING--Richmond Texas, October
22.--Annie Edna, the 15-year-old daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. S. L Reading. died last
the residence OF her grandmother, Mrs.
@. NJ, Reading. A number OF relatives
and friends came over from Houston to
attend the funeral.
| ZIMMERMAN--Center Texas. October
2S.--Rev Walter Zimmerman died at his
home at Shelbyville this morning at s
o'clock Mr.. Zimmerman was quite ayoung
man and considered one OF the ablest
divines in East Texas. He leaves a wife
and two children to mourn his loss, with
great host of friends.
ZIMMERMAN--Shelby Texas, Oc-
tober 22.-Rev. Walter Zimmerman
preacher, in charge of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at this place died October 20
at $3.50 p. M, OF blood poison. caused from
carbuncle ON the nose. and was buried
under the rostrum of the new Methodist
Episcopal church. which is now being
erected at this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
The NOTED CASE At TYLER
Judge Russell Grants Elite Jones
Another Trial and Chance.
THE FORMER TRIAL UNSATISFACTORY
Jones Lawyer Asks Leave 60 with.
draw Fron Further Connection
with the Case.

Tyler, Texas. October e3.--The members
OF the Tyler bar recently appointed BY
Judge Russell to investigate certain CIR
cumstances connected with the defense az
Erie Jones, the negro recently convicted
OF the murder OF Riley Stewart, reported
today and A. Morgan Duke, attorney for
the defendant asked leave Of the court to
withdraw from the case, which was grant.
ed, whereupon Hon. James o. Wiley was
appointed by the court to represent Jones
hereafter.
On October i6, Duke had made a motion
Tor a new trial for Jones and today Wiley
iiied an amended motion setting up addi-
tional grounds why a new trial should be
granted, and making the report OF this.
committee appointed to investigate the
character OF the defense q part of his mos
tion. After reading the report of the COM
mit,ee and hearing the motion for a new
triai, Judge Russell made several char
acter1suc comments, concluding as follows
The law guarantees to every man
charged with crime the right Of being
heard either by himself. by counsel, or by
poth; and when 1t says by counsel, II means
that such counsel shall use every effort and
legitimate means to protect the interest OF
the accused. believe that the courts Of
this country are as much interested In see
Ing that a correct verdict is returned in a
correct way MS they are In seeing that a
correct verdict is returned at all. | be-
lieve that the law means something when
1t says every person charged with crime
shall have fair and impartial trial. In
this case 1t does not occur to me that the
defendant has had that, and so far as
am concerned intend to insist that when
ever any man Is sent to the scaffold or the
penitentiary from any court In this district
he shall go there with all the constitutional
and legal guarantees that the law gives
him.
Therefore, in view OF these facts, with
cut discussing the testimony. but expressly
Nfraining from doing so, Or as to the COR
reetness of the verdict reached, but simply
addressing myself to the matters men
toned | feel that the motion ought to be
granted, and ! set the verdict aside"
The grand jury, which has been investi-
eating the mobbing of Bill Jones, who was
killed while In Jail on a charge Of having
hired Effie Jones to kill Riley Stewart, re-
ports that after having examined large
number Of witnesses 1t failed to get suf-
fcient evidence to warrant the returning OF
indictmenta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
Important WIN Case,

Sherman, Texas, October 2SAn I'M
usual case was fled in the probate court
today, The will of s. s. Taylor, deceased,
was filed for probate by j.. w. Taylor,
brother Of deceased, and involves property
to the extent of $4,000 in Grayson and
Collin counties.
The history of the case is. Many years
ago the two brothers came to Texas and
went into the cattle business. Neither
having any dependent ones. each made a
will in favor Of the ether. AS the years
went by success crowned the efforts OF
both. In time each married, but for some
reason or another the two wills We're never
revoked. Two years ago S. S. Taylor
died and was followed by his wife in a
short while, leaving son, now some or
years old.
Under the law a child born after the
making Of such a will annuls the rights
of the beneficiary. and the child becomes
sole heir to the property. Should the
child die before 1t marries Or attains its
majority, the property then goes as first
devised. The beneficiary in this case is
guardian for the legitimate heir and is a
man of ample means. The Taylors having
been prominent men In Ibis county the
case is attracting more than the ordinary
attention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25

Luling. Texas. October 24.--rhis section
was Oh the eve OF another yellow fever
scare yesterday, but now II is hoped that
It Is over. Mt Noltc. leading citizen
OF Seguin, was stricken with very severe
Is stated. IN receipt OF goods from New
Orleans, It was at once asserted that he
had yellow fever.
AS reported during the week, the cot
ton market IL virtually deal. There will
be no top crop to amount to anything; pos
sibly on q few favored farms 10 bals
for every ten acres. Reports from the
country south OF here tate t;,at the storm
Of Friday night was very destructive to
cotton and fences. The rainfall was tho
heaviest OF the year. All tanks In the
stock country are full and The warm
weather viii give splendid winter pas
turage.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

DENTON-D. s. Donald sold 175 head
OF and 4year-old steers to c. II. Brown,
YOAKUM--The Yoakum NatatoriuTl
company has declared a dividend Of 20
per cent. The past being the first season.
the company IL to be congratulated on
their success.
SHERMAN--Sheriff Todd Of Milan coun-
ty today arrived and took Into custody
Themes B. Hutchins, fer whom he holds
warrant for burglary Hutchins Was arr
rested at his home at Whitewrisht Ms
terday. The charge is breaking the seal
Of freight car.
SHERMAN-The City bank case occu-
pied the district court during the entire
day yesterday. Several new witnesses were
examined and lengthy extracts from the
minutes of the bank were read sor the
consideration of the court. No new POINTS
have been developed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
Cure for the Hor.e pi.en.e.

TO the Editor OF The Post.
Alvin, Texas. October 2S.--For the new
horse disease that is proving so fatal II
the people will commence at once and
give 1 pound OF epson salts and 81 grains
of calomel as drench; then put ! ounce
corrosive sublimate IN / pint best turpen-
tine and battle their heads every half
hour, till they apply three times, from
between eyes up all over head. and Keep
spine bathed with common turpentine fo'
twenty four hours, tt will cure Learly all
the cases. The corrosive sublimate linz
ment is the remedy. and Gully wants three
applications. one-half -he above quantity
is all that is needed for one norse Pub
fish this as soon as you can, 10 all can
use II. F. A. Remley. MD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
To Try Truck Farming.

Grapeland, Texas, October 23.--Five-
cotton has driven the farmers OF this sec
ton TO searching for relief in other direc-
ton than raising the fieecy staple. large
meeting was held here last night, COM
posed Of farmers principally, with go7d
sprlnkling Of merchants, doctors and
tradesmen. who seemed to realize the grav-
ity OF the present crisis. When the farmsr
az this section fails, everything fails. Cot
ton being our only source OF money has
fallen below, the cost of production and
seems destined to remain there. Inc gus
ton OF the hour then Is what are We to
do? The meeting last night decided 20
adopt the truck farming system and to-
matoes. which grow well hare, seemed TO
be the fayori,e. The meeting, after cons d.
erahie discussion, adjourned TO meet again
Thursday night, November "a. for the pur-
pose OF perfecting and organizing Farm
ers' Fruit and Vegetable Shipping assccia-
ton. May success crown their efforts In
this direction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
the DALLAS FAIR.

continue Large-Events for
week Especially Attractive.
= iexas, October 24.-The State fair
0ontinue to be very large. Thous-
Visitors came to the city today and
uao were already here went to see
~ again. Half dozen special
"s'e run into Dallas oyer the va
ny OF railway. and ali the regu-
Ienger trains were crowded with
lnere Is as much of a crush
~. 1otels as was apparent on
M nay. Governor Culberson has
Nm "a apoSition 80 interesting that he
Ihar,u unwilling TO leave, and can be
@ ambition hall every afternoon.
r.ro sh Thomas II. Ball OF Huntsville
S.rr,,,sressman Charles II. Yoakum
~. e are other prominent visitors
ecs Among those from other states
)atsndara anager b. F. Yoakum and
N ~ OF Transportation A. ].
nIlrO. me st. Louis and San Fran
mi .u, who came in from st. Louis
al, ~ several days examining the
Iesy :. Inc race events for the COM
rs SAID, will be particularly
b. ~ years harness horse wonder,
a ,rsa y; Foote OF Houston, will be
Esrminess- trot on II day not
TO- : II the race meeting is con-
efforts o.snisht after the fair closes
b ana VIII be made to bring Joe
J coIo,Inso oert J. to Dallas. Tomor-
darkies peoples day. and nearly
pected ~ IN this part Of the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
VICTORIA BUDGET.


"etwcen One Thousand and rffteen
Hundred Cases OF Dengue.
Nictoria, Texas, October 24--Most Of the
doctors think that the dengue Is about
over There have been at least 1000 cases
In this city. and some estimate the num-
Der at 1900 or 1000. as there were great
many mild cases where the doctors were
not called in. There have been no .atali-
ties.
Colonel j. N. Keeran shipped a train
load OF cattle from Keeran to CotuIIa
Yesterday. Shipments promise 70 be very
lively for some time.
Mr. w. g. Tobin OF San Antonio ia here
TO- attend to Thomas Goggan & Bros. ex-
hibit at the fair.
Mr.. Dave McFadden went to beaumont
last week TO attend his fathers funeral
Mr. Alex Hamilton OF the First Naliona,
baEk OF Cuero and manager of the oil mill
there. was in the city Friday.
Dr. X. G.. Hodges OF Houston. Vol,
known here. especially to former residents
OIL lndianola, where he resided until tho
storm of 1856, passed through the city FRI
DAY, bound for Port Lavaca on a pleasure
trip.
Mrs. John cnderdonk spent Friday In
tne city, returning to Nursery on the
afternoon train
Mr. S. B. Dabney has returned from
trip to Austin on legal business His
wife, who accompanied him as lar ss San
Antonio, will remain there on visit to
her parents.
Captain H. j. Measch, manager of the
pavilion at Port Lavaca, was In the city
Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Tooley Of Yoakum
returned home Saturday after a short visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Lander.
NJ. NJ. Mcfarland, representing the
Dorsey Printing company. passed through
here Saturday, en- route to Port Lavaca
To spend Sunday with his family.
Captain N. Whips was one of the den
que victims last week.
d. x. Newsom of Beaumont was In the
city Saturday.
Captain Jim McI'adden, who claims to
have had the toughest wregtle with the
dengue OF any of the numerous victims,
showed hirself on the streets Friday for
the first time In over two W; eks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
T. p. A. DIRECTORY.
usls Of the Proceedings OF the
DnIlas Meeting.

"a Of the Proceedings OF the
Dallas Meeting.
n, Texas, October 23.-Pursuant to
d the president the board OF di-
n the Texas division, Travellers
dive Association, met Friday night
MONS Of Post Z, Dallas.
n we're a large number present and
important business transacted.
report of President ALI Dieckmann
rad and adopted.
b. We'll, chairman Of the hotel COM
\ made verbal report to the effect
decided improvement in hotels gen.
bad been noted. but there were yet
4 number of Joints" that were
irg frst-class fare, He stated further
hn especial effort would be made to
Ptter service in the future.
notion was adopted that the report
caved, but that the chairman be re-
d to present 1t in writing.
D. Stroud, chairman of the employ
committee, reported six applications
Piticns, for three Of which the COM
succeeded in obtaining.
report was received with instruc-
to put same In writing.
3. Holland, chairman Of the press
lttee. made his report.
Bennett moved that the report be
q and that vote OF thanks be ten
The press OF Texas for their kindly
our association in publishing news
hng to the Travellers Protective AS
ton. Adopted
sfgnation Of A. F. Dieckmann was
a and George Bartholomew Of Post
Antonio, was elected to fill the I'M
b term.
expense account OF the president for
spner, stamps, etc, was allowed.
reak moved that a vote OF thanks
sd to Post Il for use Of their
sn also to the young lady who so
~@fated the headquarters Of Pest
uneiderable discussion of matters
se nature the board adjourned to
night of October 80 at Post Els
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
COTTON MILL FIGURES.
What One Farmer Says Can .casily
BE Done.


Corsicana, Texas, October 23.-The fol-
lowing communication on the subjects out
lined by Hon. John d. Pitts may be of in
terest to Post readers:
To the Corsicana Democrat:
Cuero, Texas, October 49, have no.
ticed the remarks in the Houston Post OF
the Hon. John d. Pitts of Hillsboro. Texas.
The gentleman says: Industrial reports
show that The labor expended in raising and
marketing q pound OF cotton Is equal In
value to the labor expended in manufac-
turing the same pound of cotton into goods.
think the gentleman gave some very good
views on the subject and II am glad II
came to my notice. Yet. 1t is time this
gambling was stopped And II the farmer
dots not stop it no one else Will. So let
them take warning in time. Raise your
own cotton manufacture your own goois
ana wear them.
But the people need more light ON the
QUESTION. and with your assistance they
shall receive It,
We will first suppose that the farmers
and business men have 4000-spindle cot
ton mill and 1873 looms fully equipped for
making sheeting. shifting, drills, osnaburgs
and ducks. We will now Say that the
buildings and machinery TO cost $4,000;
wcrhing capital. s25.00o whole amount.
s105,00 | will now give the people the
products OF such MILL with cost to
manufacture and profit at the. mill, less
selling expenses. | will name the grade Of
goods 10 be three yards to the pound Of
misunderstanding This Is daily produce
tion. and cotton mill works 300 days in
the year.
To prepare and card 1894 pounds OF cot
ton will cost $500; to spin the same
amount. 1890; to spool, warp and slash
the same amount, $1,000: to weave same
amount, $500; superintendent, engineer
machinst, etc, s11.00; finishing depart
mert, $500; insurance, Texas fuel. re-
pairs, etc. $1,000; cost to manufacture 1894
poun6s OF cotton three yards to the pound.
1852 yards, s105.00; cost per pound, ABS 100;
cost per yard. 1.i7-Ioo: cost of 1894 pounds
OF middlipg cotton at liz cents, s13167;
labor, etc. s105,00; cost OF running expen-
SEES $236.67; manufactured goods, 1882
yards. at cents, s35910 less cost to
manufacture, s236.67; profit at the mill,
sl27.43: cost of manufactured product per
pound. 9.ss10o; cost OF manufactured pro-
duct per yard 3.29-1 00
Let us look at this matter this way.
Gentlemen. we farmers sell 1894 pounds
of lint cotton 10 Eastern manufacturers
at 5 1-2 cents per pound, which makes
$13i.67; and when 1t comes back to us we
pay S359.10 for the same cotton Who gets
Now let us look and see IL we can find
any interest for our money invested In this
cotton mill The profits Nhow us s122.43
per day. But we will call 1t s120: working
Gays in one year, 300; profits in one year.
sac 600: invested, 100000; profits OF $4,000
derived from 100000 invested, shows In
terest OF 81 per cent.
Hoping l have not troubled too much,
respectfully,
Forty Years In Cotton Mill.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-25
w,xnhncbic Locals.

Waxahachie. Texas. October 2s.--wagon
receipts at the several yards 1s.l5S bales.
Bob Taylor was ova,ed again last night.
Charles Tsutsch. J. p. Kennedy and
John Malodon are back frem hunting
and ashing trip to Sand Lake. They caught
trouts. killed squirrels, wild turkeys and
ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. TinkF. Patterson OF Hous.
TON are here. Mr. Patterson Is the freight
agent CT the Katy at Houston. lie vas
agent for the Katy here for several years.
Invitations have been sent out 10 te
hons after the MARI lage Of Miss Annie
Timmins 10 Moody D. Hickman on Tues
day evening. October 20.