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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

Several members OF Delaney Council, No.
81, Knights of Columbus, attended the
complimentary social and entertainment
held last evening by La Sale Council Of
Providence.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

A meeting of the Board OF Managers of
the Masonic Temple Building Company
viii be held this evening.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

The Jolly Millinery Company is having
another low price sale OF millinery goods.
Every lady in Pawtucket and the Black
stone valley who Is thinking OF purchasing
a new hat or bonnet, should attend this
sale.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

Another public hearing was held this
afternoon at the State House by the Com
mission on Revision of the Constitution
of the State.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

Leroy v. Cannon, deserter from Fort
Adams, was arrested this morning by De-
tective Haberlin, and will be returned to
that military post.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

Mary E., the 11-year-old daughter of
Thomas and Mary Fitzgerald, died this
morning at her parents residence, IA Clyde
street, from heart failure.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

Cora J. Gordon was granted divorce
yesterday in the Appellate Court from
her husband, Gavin II. Gordon.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

The annual meeting OF the Convocation
OF Pawtucket will be held at st. Paul's
Church on Wednesday, May ~. Arch
deacon Tucker will preside.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

simple, quick. sure remedy for catarrh
~'r coh In the head Is Saliva ces. IL Is safe
70 use and sure 60 give satisfaction,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

Six arrests for drunkenness were made
by the police last night. In court this
morning three were fined the regular
amount.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

Miss Mamie Wall of this city Is the
guest OF Miss Katie Higgins of Blackstone,
Mass.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04
Latte LOCAL NEWS
The DoingS' Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short IStories of Minor Happen
ings Among Our People.
risely Topics Of General Interest Tersely
Told to Tribune Readers.

Clark Burdick Of Newport is visiting
friends in this city.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

The vigor OF youth given To the aged and
inrrm Dy using Hop Bitters See advertise
rncute
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

The regular meeting of the Probate
Court vii, be held tomorrow afternoon.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04
Ge~mrn and Two Russinus Killed.

LONDON, Nay THE Athens CORES
pondent of Ine Daily Chronicle says
that among the dead on the Turkish side
at Velestino were a German major and
two Russian officers.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04
ITEMS FANCY SHIRTS.

We have closed out a small lot Of
Mems Fancy Percalc Shirts, with col
lars and cuffs attached, sold everywhere
at 81 each: our price now CSC.
We have 10 dozen more Of those
Cheviot and Madras Shirts to close al
SOC each.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-04

4 g.
LOCAL NEWS
The Doings' Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short IStOries of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
ri.e,y Topics Of General Interest TerseIy
Told to Tribune Readers.
Clark Burdick of Newport is visiting
friends in this city.
The regular meeting of the Probate
Court will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mamie Wall of this city Is the
guest OF Miss Katie Higgins OF Blackstone,
Mass.
A meeting OF the Board of Managers OF
the Masonic Temple Building Company
win be held this evening.
Cora j. Gordon was granted divorce
yesterday in the Appellate Court from
her husband, Gavin r.. Gordon.
Six arrests for drunkenness were made
by the police last night. In court this
morning three were fined the regular
amount.
Another public hearing was held this
afternoon at the State House by the Com
mission on Revision of the Constitution
of the State.
Leroy V. Cannon, deserter from Fort
Adams, was arrested this morning by De-
tective Haberlin, and will be returned to
that military post.
The annual meeting OF the Convocation
OF Pawtucket will be held at st. PauPs
Church on Wednesday, May ~. Arch
deacon Tucker will preside.
Mary E, the 11-year-old daughter of
Thomas and Mary Fitzgerald, Gied this
morning at her parents residence, IA Clyde
street, from heart failure.
The pupils of Miss Mary L. Lynn, the
well-known elocutionist, are preparing
for the annual recital to be held atIKeith's
Opera House the latter part of the month.
Frank McHattan fell froml his team on
Mineral Spring avenue this forenoon, and
broke his leg justl above the ankle. He
was taken TO his home on Dunnell abenue.
Several members OF Delaney Council, No.
81, Knights of Columbus, attended the
complimentary social and entertainment
held last evening by La Sale Council of
Providence.
=Ths newly elected officers of the Young
Mems Catholic Association Of ST.. Mary's
parish were duly inducted into Office last
evening, a banquet and speeches following
the installation exercises.
The Jolly Millinery Company is having
another low price sale OF millinery goods.
Every lady in Pawtucket and the Black
stone valley who Is thinking OF purchasing
a new hat or bonnet, should attend this
, sale
Mrs Pauline Martin, wife OF Gerald
Swectland, died this morning of Bright's
disease at her home i'm North Attleborc.
The funeral will be soiempized from the
re ,idence of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Martin
of Division Street.
Last night Mayor McGuinnoss left
Providence for Louisville to attend the
Convention of the National Municipal
League. The Mayor is slated for an ad-
dress on municipal government, and he
will be absent from the city about two
weeks.
Norman w. Tingley died this morning
at his home on Lawn avenue after a lin
gering illness. The deceased was "A years
of age and leaves awife and four children.
lie was brother OF Eugene A. Tfngley,
clerk at the Providence County Savings
Bank.
At meeting OF the Pawtucketl Board OF
Fire Underwriters held yesterday after
noon, officers for the ensuing term were
sl,cted a follows: President, Frederick N.
Goff; Vice President, William II. Nc
Kitchen; Secretary. George {. Newell;
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IAPAN'S NEW COMPLAINTS.
Alleaes Three More Determinations
Against Her by Hawaii,
NO ABATEMENT IN THE DEMANDS
british Ofaccrs aud soldiers We're
MnssRcrcd by Natives Of bombay.
Hundred chinese burned.

Washington. June 1i.-'rhe Hawaiian L.
CATION In Washington ia advised OF three
new complaints filed against the Ha-
wsilan government by japan. One OF these
charges tho Hawaiian customs officials
with discriminating against Japan in favor
of California products; another takes ex-
ception to an order OF the Hawaiian board
OF immigration to the owners OF plantations
recurring them In making contracts for
Oriental labor to make these contracts for
two Chinese to one Japanese In every case,
and third complains OF an order displac-
Ing Japanese physician on a plantation.
The legation is also informed chat there
is no abatement OF the Japanese,dcmands on
account OF IIawaii's position in reference to
Japanese immigration.
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CHANGING ALL AROUND.
SIR. Levy succeeds Mr.. PnIfrcy and
Mr.. Atkinson IL Promoted,

There has been considerable shaking up
in the general freight office of he South
crn Pacific and Houston and Texas Cen
trail roads during the past two days,
caused by the promotion OF Mr. l.. s. Pal
frey to the position of travelling freight
agent. This promotion left vacant a very
nice desk. that Of chief clerk to MIR, Rein
traffic manager and there was considerable
anxiety as to who would get 1t. 1t be
Plum would so to a young man from New
Jriegne. as no walked into the office 10
eos the boys. and when asked what he was
here for he answered II have come to
etay." Another appointment was made dur
~ the day which left vacant the position
Of secretary to Mr.. Beln, which has caused
the young men of long service to wonder
who will get it,"
When, tho railroad reporter OF The Post
called at the traffic managers office Mr.
Beln said:
~ circular issued today appoints Mt
A. II. Atkinson travelling freight agent for
tho Houston and Texas Central railroad
with headquarters at Dallas, vice p, A.
Miller resigned. Mr.. Atkinson has heen
connected with the personal staff OF the
traffic manager for about two years and
las been in the general office of the COM
pany since 1892 Mr.. r. A. Leovy Will sue
coed TO tho position OF chief clerk in the
rattle office vice Mr. l., s Palfrey, pro-
NOTED. Mr.. Leovy has been In the New
orleans office since 1888, He ieaves the
position OF chief rate clerk IN New orleans
IN accept the position made vacant IN
Houston. I viii say for Mr.. Leoyy that he
81 young man, bright and energetic anu
thoroughly familiar with general once
| work.
Mr.. Atkinson has been faithful empioye
In tho general office. He Is Thoroughly
,,m,t,ar with the work he viii undertake.
and his energy will bring him success
whila there Is no doubt as TO VINO ms
successor will be, he has not been hainso
tv Mr.. Bein Officially, and 1t VIII he ppp-
Itshoa tomorrow when tho information Is
,,trsp ont from headquarters. MI LeoN'
arrived yesterday from New Orleans ne is
:, ,o,,ns man OF fine appearance. has serV-
"a long in the business and he ONES MS
,,romotion to a gentleman VINO knows MS
worth-Mr. C. W. BeIn' Mr.. l'eovy WORK,
., nnder Mr.. Bein in New Orleans anu
tho traffic manager was SO faVofap'F IN
,,.rssed with him that he has taken iho
inst opportunity TO bring him to, Texas
va vii, assume a position OF responsibility
and bis past reputation in the business Is
guarantee that he will faithfully per-
f,rtn his every duty
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A HEAVY FAILURE.
A Martinique FIRM Goes In for More
Thun n Million.

New York, June ia special To
the Herald from ST. Pierre, Martinique.
says: Intense excitement prevails here In
commercial circles over the failure o:
the house OF Aries Il Co., which has
suspended payment, with liabilities amount
ing TO more than million dollars. There
are large assets, but unavailable at pres
emit
The failure carries In its train the stop
page OF six or seven sugar factories. which
have been supplied with funds by this
firm through the sugar making season, and
will throw several thousand persons out Of
employment.
The british Colonial bank has ceased
selling drafts on New York. and the gem
eral outlook is gloomy.
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union at Nashville. and every road has
been reaching out for some OF It. There
was climax to the affair few DAYS ago
when the Louisiana Division. u. G. ".
adopted the Illinois Central as the official
route OF the division. This was brought
about by the energetic work OF Colonel
Murray, division passenger agent Ct the
Illinois Central. While others 'iere sleep
lag and expecting to catch tho business by
virtue of natural advantages, Colonel Bill
sat down before map and -ate sheet
staria in TO bigger" he figures all his own
way. and he found route 10 Nashville
by using the Illinois Central to Memphis
ana the Nashville, Chattanooga and St
Louls 10 Nashville. which gave him short
line rate by thlrty-fcur miles. AS figures
don't lie Colonel Bill had EN- grabbed
He said nothing to his friends about his
lucky find. but began working ON the vet
Grams and succeeded In securing the In
dorsemont OF this route, and now he VIII
take n vacation. After the route was In
dorscd the Louisiana division issued a
general order numbering 1t the distance
OF tho line from New orleans to Nash
lylllo (695 miics) and 1t has been sent
broadcast.
| Colonel Murray is very popular pas
senger agent. He Is we'll known, and since
he has been In his present position he ms
brough, about harmony among the EN- =
ployea Of tho Illinois Central that has bene-
fitted the road. lie Will pass throush
Houston this morning on tho southern ~,
cfic, en- route to California, where ho VIII
spond the summer. Mr.. Fred y. Miller
travelling passenger agont Of the line, rs
| In tho city. much elated over the 'otfu'iai
route" lie Will 70 to Galveston tomorrow
10 SEQ tho Buffaloos win tho game.
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nNRRlOS DICTATOR.
Declared lie Scizcd Power nccnusr
of LnrnLN ncnmIlcs.

of Unruiy Deputies
New York. June 1.-THE Horald's
correspondent In Guatemala says that
President Barrlns has confirmed the dis
patch that he had declared himself dicta-
tor of Guatemala.
In the decree issued by President Bar
rios he gives his reason for assuming the
dictatorship in these words; Some of the
deputies, inspired and influenced by per-
sonal ambition. have committed IRREGULAR
tics unprecedented in the country's history.
and have attempted to break the ties of
harmony by debating unconstitutional
laws. ON the list of May adjournment
day-they failed to meet thus dissolviug
the national representation.
"On account of the imprudencc and inn
polite course OF some OF the representa-
tives this circumstance has placed the eX-
ecutive In the unavoidable position o. as
Stunning the National powers NotwIth-
standing this. in the fufilmen; OF my
duty. will not fail to continue firm In my
cudcavor to maintain order AMI the lihcr-
ties of Individuals which our constitution
and laws prescribe. hoping for the aid of
good citizens to continue advancing the
moral and material progress realizing
that the future and true happiness ot the
Republic shall continue. and opposing vio-
lent and extreme measures.
Il have no other ambition than the full
fillment in the best possible manner OF the
obligations imposed ON me hy my condi-
tlon as the son of the people and the high
office conferred by a vote of the majority.
The executive remains under the strict oh
legations to execute well the understood
interests of the Nation. viii fulrli the
obligation until the National assembly is
sn
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BOMBAY MASSACRE.
British ofiir"r~ md SOLDIERS KILLED
ny Hostile Natives.

ny Hostile Natives.
Bombay. June II --Advices received from
Simla. residence of the Indian government
officials during tho heated periods Of the
year. announce serious trouble on the
northern frontier. and the massacre of
number OF british officers and native sol
dicrs in the governments employ From
particulars obtained at present. IL seaH!s
that two guns belonging to the Bombay
mounted battery. escorted by 800 men, be-
longing to the FIRST regiment OF SikhB and
the First Puuiab infantry, were treachcr
ously attacked in the Trochi valley by a
large force OF hostile natives Tho hrst re-
ports said Colonel Bmney, two offiuors and
twenty hve priyatcs were Killed, aud three
officers and twenty five men wounded. In
dicatlons are that the AFFAIR was more than
an ordinary conflict with warlilcc natives.
and the notorious Mulah OF Powlndah is at
the bottom Of the trouble.
The latest advioes say that all British
officers were severely wounded. Captain
Browne and Lieutenant crookshanli of the
ROYAL artillery were killed. and Surgeon
Higgnson, Lieutenant higginson OF the
First Sikhs. and Lieutenant Seaton Brown
OF the Punjab infantry were wounded
A second dispatch does nrt mention the
denth Of Colonel Bunney. bat from the
fart that IL saws Colonel Gray from Miriam
shah has taken over the command of the
British force engaged, II IL inferred that
Colonel Bunney was also among the dead,
ms Mt frat announced
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Fred u. Miller OF the Illinois Ceairal
WAS In the city yesterday
Assistant General Passenger Agent Ever
EFT OF the Houston East aud west ieASS
railway. Is Oh . trip about the state,
u. ]. Martin, general freight and pas
s,nger agent Of the san Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railway. was in the city yester'
day.
General Manager Medium and supcrin.
tendent Cushing OF the Houston East and
West Texas railway are on q tour OF in-
suection OF the road.
Ticket Agent George u. Hunter Of tie
International and Great Northern railway.
will have tickets Of admission to the gate
and grand Stand of the Galveston game on
sale at bis office today and tomorrow.
They Will also be on sale at the store Of
j. n. Taub.
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Nayasota, Texas June 1l.--At the elcc-
tion Of officers for the knights Of Pylhias
lodge In this city last night the following
Knights were assigned 10 I'LL the various
chairs. n. A. Young. chancellor com
,nander. William Bncklpupe vico ohnnool-
Tor; George Smith, prclpie ure-olecledl; IL.
N Wright, master OF the work: william
plEsett. master at arms tre-elect,d); Aba
Teyin. inner guard tre-clectcdli Augusl
Nonck. outer guhrd e-eleetedl.
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time, terrible pain in mylcft side, chills,
loss of appetite, and could not sleep
nights. After taking several bottles OF
Lydia Il. Pinl<ham's Vegetable Com.
pound, some Liver pills, and using your
Sanativc Wash, recovered.
can eat well, and every one that
sees me tells me | an n different per-
son. can do all my own work, sleep
well and feel we'll | am growing
stronger every day, and am able to so
out and enjoy II walk and not feel all
tired ont when return, as | used to. l
doctored for sixteen years, and in all
those years j did not feel us well us do
al the present. time. ] wish that every
woman that is troubled rs was, would
try that medicine. Oh! n is so good
to feel well, mud il is all owing to Mrs.
Pinkhnm's kind advice and medicine.
Mus. JAMES ComuaAN, 2s4 Center St .
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
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Special Anthority.

''un, Texas, June lin approval Of
ea'ion No. So OF the Galveston, Har-
rvs and San Antonio Railway com
Y, salhorl,y has been granted by the
'aoh Tor tho adoption OF tho rate of
per 100 pounds for the transporta-
sugar, in car loads, from Harlem 10
'sha' Rates for Intermediate Joints
DC higher Effective at once.
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warden. w. H. Clarke, junior warden; j..
w. Collier. treasurer, $, S. Griffith. sec
rotary. r. c. Thorp. sonior deacon: j. w.
pcilolt. Junior dcaron VIA Griffin. senior
steward: q. L. MinnocS junior steward
II. l.. SIyermRn. illor. Officers Will he
puhlicly netnllcd June 9i
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r. H. and 4. Elections.

indianapolis. Ind. June 1.-The annuai
meeting OF the stockholders OF the en-
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton was held
mere The only change was the election
Of II. IS. Turney as director IN place u
A Evaua
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Conroc. Texas, June li.--At the regn-
lar meeting Of the Knigbts of PythlNs last
night an election of officers was held, and
the following were elected to serve for
the ensuing term Judge NJ. 8. Cooper
chancellor commander: w, NJ Cono"
vice chancellor l.. II, lIightower. master of
tho work. X Knight. master at arms; w.
l.. Monday inner guard. Professor IL. B.
Stegal outer guard.
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New York June IA special to tho
World from Tacoma, Wash. says; More
than 100 persons periahed at Tien Tsin.
China, late steamer reports indicate. IN the
burning Of a temple dedicated 10 the Queen
Of Heaven. A festival wac In progress, aud
the edifice was crowded. mostly with wo-
men and children
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sunday Excursions VI" nay shore.


Tho usual Sundy excursions will be run
on the Bay Shore line Sunday, June 10.
Round trip rates. Galveston, 81; sea
brook. csc, La Porte, soc. Trains leave
Grand Central depot $50 u. m, 1880 p. m.
and 6 p. IN.
The 1870 p. m, train runs direct to IRE
mon, street and Avenue n, Galveston.
lust AVE blocks from beach and baseball
park, ..,..
Trains leave Galveston on return trip at
20 D. m. and sac p. m. The tram ~
$40 y. m. starting from Avenue ana
fremont. as well as from Union depot
,rhis new departure on the part of the
paysboro line is very highly appreciated
by the patrons of the road, as Il enables
them 10 spend more time al the beach ana
an roach Houston at 20 p. m, In ample
time for all lines of street cars
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


Richmond. Texas. June II Richmond
lodge No. III, Knights Of pythias. held
the semi annual election last night. and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: NJ. d. Fields. chancellor
commander: J. *. Carr. vice chancellor,
Ira NJ. Bryce. nrelste j. NJ. Jones, master
Of tho work; George Dunlap, master at
arm @. u. stewart. Inner guard; William
Jarrett outer guard
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Cisco Texas, June ii.--At the last resu-
lar meeting of Cisco lodge I. o. o. u. 2Si
tho following officers were elected for ihe
ensuing term; Noble grand, II. w. Pat
terson, vice grand. Il. W Dddlemani sec
rotary, r. j. smith, treasurer. Conner .
williams,
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PROMINENT KATY OFFICIALS
In Texas Bccnusr the Crops Are
Very UenNy.

Dallas. Texas. June 1l.-A party OF
prominent officials OF the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas railway arrived in the city to-
day. Tho personnel of the party is as fol-
lows. Charles G. Hedge, vice president
and treasurer OF the system, New York
George j. Pollock, general auditor. ST.
Louis; u. Miller, traffic manager ST.
Louis w. h. Grosccose. assistant general
freight agent, Houston. II. w. Mcguire,
local treasurer, st, Louis; J. w. Max
we'll. general superintendent. Dallas.
Traffic Manager Miller said tonight
"Our visit to the State possesses no pat-
tioular significance. All the world has
heard of the crop outlook in Texas, ana
the Katy people are looking out for their
share of the outgoing traffic Grain Will
begin TO move out Of the State in few
weeks. and l want our line 10 do some
of the hauling. We are much gratiticd at
the crop Indications over the Suite"
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conroe. Texas. June ii.--At their meet
ing Friday evening conroe lodge, a. r. and
4. NJ. elected officers TO serve the ensue
ing Masonic year as follows: NJ. 3. Coop
or. worshipful master; A, J. Tucker. senior
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,Aktyne Leader.
'a on' sanity brother. John Wens-
~, changes hli mind. he will iiyts,
@w, money in c1hine. portfolios, nor
slaterial aspirations.
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Bathing Suits.

Chlldrenis White Duck nubier Sole
IslthinR Shoes. Sizes q 10 10, and II 70 8.
retail values 100 and t9c: dufi1g On.
our Fee Sale. ....-..........,.,"..-
Ladies' and Gents sizes. . TO 2 and 9 TO
10, retail values b0c and Coo. 2AC
during our Fire Saie..............
Largo nssortmenr or Bathing Suits ut
cut prices, all styles and kinds for gents.
boys, ladies. rnisses and children.
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b LAwLoR-RATES $3.50 AND .3.oo
Ter DAY. JAMES l.AWLOR, PRO.

/ L Black. San Antonio; G.. E. Jack.
kh: L. " Harris and wife. Nayasota;
10 Herring. city; Il. w. Brahan, Hunts
p A. Chrlsteson. Kansas City; $. l..
!, O Engelbert. Saa Antonio; John Gil
BEAUMONT; John II. Commit, New Or
fr !, D. Gavin. Galveston; w. Thomp-
Columbus, L. p, McManus. San An
EH II. Kirkpatrick, Paris. Texas. +.
FsEorh. Cuero; J. c. Arnold, Dallas;
y aea, Fort Worth; NJ. Kahn, Dallas:
bmman, Boston. John W. Robertson,
sF'W W. Haskell. San Antonio: Chas.
saNnp San Antonio: N. r. Powell,
u'ks, Summons. Eagle Lake: r. u.
", aef Orleans; Mrs. S. S. Parks,
Nsaa; Henry u. Keith. Beaumont.