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A NOVEL SUIT.
sanitation of station House Ii
the Basis.


the Basis.
worth. Texas, November 22.--In
Bcventeenth district court suit has
INSTITUTED by Mrs. NJ. T. Tull against
huff, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
hny for s25,255. The suit is out of the
hry actions for damages. The petition
y that on and prior TO the list of last
1.-The defendant road owned and main
b depot house and station at Wylie,
bllin county. That the plaintiff acted
capacity Of depot agent at Wylie
ke defendant company. That the sta
and premises were originally neg
III constructed. and especially by per-
hy Originally the ground from two
81 said house and station to stand
Slope several feet downward and to
IRE In common point directly under
liter Of said depot house, and 1t was
|tted to so remain and filthy pool
Formed by reason OF the negligence.
| 10 the original making Of said de/Dt
: defendant placed at one end OF said
n house large receptacle and watsr
Into which quantities Of water were
'eiendant allowed to drain and ac-
)hle for the use and consumption OF
dants employees. That notwithstand-
~ tank had been constructed several
prior to the time OF the alleged
u yet the same, it Is alleged, was
/ cleaned out from the time OF Its
|fuction until the last illness and
Of plaintiffs husband. That the con-
tated water with malarial poisons
n the death OF plaintiffs husband. W.
billy, he having taken sick on May 20.
and died the 25th OF June following.
Plaintiffs husband was receiving a
h Of SIS per month; that his funeral
>ses were 500, his drug and medical
Int SIS, doctors bills and nurses $3.50.
PIE petition closes with the prayer for
ks
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Elk GOVERNOR Hoac.

Former Governor James s. Hosa errl,ed
In the city today from Austin and IL stop
ping at the fremont hotel He Is on busi-
ness before the court OF civil appeais and
expects 10 leave In day or two Tor New
York City
Mr.. Hogg says he ~ q plain ltxycr row
and not In politics.
This afternoon he and party OF friends
went down tho bay on little Aiming OK
eursion In the party were Mr.. 1iogg, DR..
j. w. Mclaughlin. Alderman Iat barry.
DR.. n. X. Gilbert, DR.. j. s. Mayheld,
Conductor Garlick OF the santa 10 and
enc or two others.
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YOUNG MAN SHOT.
wound Proved Fatal In n Very
short Time.

wound Proved Fatal In n Very
L. short Time.
|aer' Texas, November 2o.---On the
|'onn Pruitt, aged 22, son of L. II.
n was brought to town suffering from
10y wound the ball having lodged in
p'ne after passing through the breast.
|S'or pronounced the wound fatal and
1'e- 'nortem statement was taken.
rruitt died on the 18th.
"n.s were sworn out charging Enoch
~ ST.. with murder. and James Mar.
oeh Martin. Jr-. and j. W. Cavence
sang accessories; the parties were
go and are now In iaiI.
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MANY cATrLE AxD SHEEP

Dcbmk reu IN Colorado ard
Other states to the North.
Fort Worth, Texas, November 2i.--James
L. Harris Of the Chicago Union stockyards
has just returned to Fort Worth from an
extended trip through Kansas, Nebraska
Colorado and other Northern and Western
states To a Post representative Mr.. Har-
rs stated that rs per cent more cattle aud
90 per cent more sheep will be fed this sea
son In the corn belt States than ever be-
Iore. swift & Co. alone have 10000 sheep
oh reed In Nebraska and at Fort Collins.
oolo., there are being fed by various par
ties 100000 sheep,
Cudahy, the Omaha packer, estimate
that there are 100000 sheep and $500 900
cattle on feed In Nebraska, not considering
the large numbers In other States Mis-
souri,, kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois.
says Mr.. Harris, will control the meat sun
Ply this year. These States are taking all
the cattle and sheep going out OF Texas Just
now and will probably continue Ito do so for
thirty days yet. OF $500 cars Of cattle han
died by the Burlington and Missouri River
road only $40 went to Chicago; the balance
were put in feed pens In Nebraska and
IOWA. AS an evidence OF what Nebraska
Is doing toward corraling the stock from
Texas and the Territories. MIR. Harris cited
the fact that along 172 miles Of the North
oon ,, ioeu .uete aie " present over bo,-
ouo head OF cattle being fed and that num-
Der Is being daily augmented.
On January 1925 live stock men all over
the United States will hold a meeting at
Denver to discuss the business in general
way. Mr. Harris is preparing a compre-
hensive paper on the live stock business,
which Will give within per cent the sta
tstios covering the meat supply ard de-
mand of the United States, what comes to
the great markets. where 1t is killed and
where the meat goes: also statistics relat-
Ing to the supply and demand OF San Fran
cisco, Portland and other large cities. The
citizens OF Denver have raised $40 900 with
which to entertain these general livestock
agents
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An ideal Thanksgiving day dress IN Of
heavy silk aud wool goods, and ono Of the
ideal combinations is blue and gray flg-
ured stun Tho skirt cam be trimmed with
"a ruffic Of the same goods and tho ruffle
decorated with bands OF black aatin rib
bon put on vertically
The most fashionable waist y blouse,
and new way TO make blouse Is 10
trim II with broad lapels OF the goods.
Bands OF ribbon may trim the lapels and
II you want It quite decorative shir the
ribbon around both edges to make n black
satin puff
A vest OF pale gray silk can be worn
to correspond With an immense bow OF
pale gray chiffon at the throat,
II q very nice hat is wanted, blue vel
plnmes 10 match. The facing Of tho hit
may be trimmed with tiny pieces Of white
applique
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DEPARTMENT NOTES.

The comptroller today received slal9,5S
from the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, being the amount OF it's quarterly tax
on messages sent within the State.
Superintendent McGregor. Steward Jemi-
son and Messrs. McNulty Devine and Bur-
nett OF the board OF managers OF the South
western Insane asylum at San Antonio. are
In the city consulting with the governor
with regard TO the different plans submitted
for 'he addition to be built TO the institu-
ton building.
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MRS. CHRISTMAS DEAD.

Mrs. Emily Christmas died at her home
in this city today, aged 81 years She was
native Of South Carolina, knew John c..
Calhoun personally and had heard Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster and other great men
OF their time make speeches The deceased
came to Texas many years ago and for the
past fifteen years had been resident OF
Austin.
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Cattle for Kansas.

|pus Christi. Texas. November ga
shipment Of seventeen cars OF fine
$3.50 from the LaureIes ranch left
sss,rday morning consignd to Hutch
nh.' making three trainioa.is Of
'ua' have been shipped to that point
Y s 'h,s week. 1t is reported THAT
ne" shipments are on tapIs for this
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Diphthcria at Georgetown.

Georgetown. Texas, November 22.--pr.
Steiner Of Austin, who was called yesterday
to see little Grace Booty, daughter OF A.
A. Booty. pronounced the case dsphtheria.
Since then two or three more cases have
developed. II Is feared that It will spread
over the town. as quite number OF chill
dren have had an opportunity 10 contract
fhc fii5eaAe ia
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J. sonnenthel; janitor. NJ. MansSers; trrs-
tees, NJ. Mas. Dave Schwartz and Henry
Freiberg. Tho congregation has IN, ms
bership ~ 1856. The directors for the sun
day school we're also re-eIeetedi Ben isaacs,
Henry Ffeibcrg and Dave sehwarS.
There are 1860 children attending SUNDAY
school, witch is presided over BY Or. Henry
(,Dheu
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MRS. O. A. KANE DEAD.

AT about p. m Monday Mrs. G. A..
Kane died at her home on East Sandy
street.
Mrs. Kane had been suffering from In
juries received by fall last Thursday.
but the immediate cause OF her death was
heart failure. she was 81 yanrs OF age
at the time OF her death and had resided
Washington county for many years, first
at Chappell Hill. but for several years
past In Brennan, -Four children survive
her. They are Mr.. p. ID. Mortimer OF Aus
tin. Mr., Ed Mortimer OF Rosebud. Mr.. EN-
met Kane OF Houston and Miss Laura Kane
OF this city.
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Citi.cn. Of Tyler robbed.

Tyler, Texas, November "a auniber
Of citizens were robbed here Satureay
while circus was In town. pr, Arthur
was relieved Of $50.
c. n. Moore and Ed Olan were arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Wig Smith SATURDAY
night and are now In Jail. When arrested
they are said to have had about $40 on
their persons.
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j. W. M,coNNELL DEAD.

j. w. Mcconnell stenographer in the at
torney generals department. died tonight
Of typhoid fever, resulting from relapse
Of the dengue. Deceased was a most cx
emplary young man and came here from
Mineola about year ago TO accept the
position noted above. His father. Captain
j. $. Mcconnell, arrived at his bedside
today and his mother will arrive tomorrow
The remains will be taken to Childsess.
Texas, for interment
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DEATH ANp puRIAL.

The nine days old infant daughter OF
Mr.. Henry Busse died Sunday Of lockjaw
The funeral took place from the family
residence, South Ant street. Mt o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev. q. Lagncr offciat-
ing. and the remains were Inferred at Prai-
RE Lee cemetery.
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CHARTERED.

Cristoforo Colombo Mutual Benevolent
association OF Houston filed it's charter In
Ethe department of state today. No capital
stock Incorporators: Sam Abote, l. In
grando, Tony 10 Monte, Frank Lo Monte.
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MARRIED AT HOUSTON.

Sunday morning Mr.. John Mayer OF Nor
gan. accompanied by Miss Mary Ieiss,
adopted daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. William
Zeiss. left BRENNAN for Houston, where
at o'clock they were united in marriage
They passed through here Sunday night on
their return to Morgan. Quite number Of
friends and relatives were at the depot
to extend congratulations and wish them
long life OF happiness and prosperity.
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cine po~t's branch off1cc IN (satva.toy, !.
Of tho fremont hotel, where NcmI ~ nova
subscriptions and advertisements viii -
receavedJ
-
Saiveston, Texas, November 2s.~-The sat-
ting OF tho trial Of ytrxie Culhher. charxcd
with TIA him. ~ NJ. r,,.her y. Ausn.,
,.,... s-... = - - 80
Wy" ~ c'vwu " Veops " tne
criminal district court room this morning.
A special vcuire OF 100 jurora had bean em-
nan.s,ed fxr, ,,h,,,h ~ ..,,se, ...,x, ,,,n,,
=, -. ~ @ A'
w ING Use. lhesc werc AL on hanu,
as well a. a large crowd Of spectators At
the opening OF court Judge Gavin an
nounced that tho case was postponed untll
the next term OF court. and that therefore
~ u,,,n. 80 ...,.. ,..,,, ~,
~Ai~ '"'''s "va.a w eNou'sA
until tnen. ~ was very Wen UNDERSTOOD
peIorenanu that the trial would not b. be.
gun, ana the youthful dcfendant was not
Drought into court. The reason q the post
ponehoht - explained IN the toilowing let
ters:
lion. y, Gavin. judge OF the
Nrlmlnai p'ssrlct t"urG
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REWARD FOR TRAIN ROBBERS

Messrs s. L. Dubois and c. r. Base, the
officers who captured the Mcneil train rob.
bers and who came here as witnesses
againsn the robbers in their recent trial. left
today for their homes in Refugio county,
The rewards offered by the International
Railroad company were not paid them ow-
ing TO q telegram from Sheriff Moss OF
Refngio. who claims portion Of the re-
ward and who asked that It be held for him.
Messrs Dubois aud Ilaze STATED to The rosr
correspondent that they captured the rob-
bers and that the only connection Sheriff
Moss had with the affair was to keep the
prisoners In jail a night or two after they
had taken the robbers to Refugo from
Falkner, where the arrest was Vnade.
Sheriff White says he is ready at any
time to pay over the reward offered by him
self as soon as the dispute between the an
terested parties is settled. and II is pre-
sumed that the railroad company will do
the same.
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murder Cnse on Trial.

LAGRANGE Texas, November 22,--In the
district court this morning the case OF the
state Of Texas VS. jim Henry Tarr. charged
with murder, was taken up. but will proba-
bly rot be given TO the jury before tomor-
row nOon
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Pretty Hands.

There arc few women who do not wish
to be the possessors Of white. smooth
hands. who are not distressed when theirs
become rough and red and ugly and yet
who never seem to think that with care
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4 Peculiar snake.

! News correspcndence.
Sn' Texas, November 20. - +. y.
IA q Floyd was here yesterday and
uis possession : ANAL snake. which
~ = curiosity. ON the hack OF the
hesd. plainly disoernihls. Vas .
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ouARANTINn MAINTAINEp.

The city In still maintaining It's quaran-
tine o. Virginia Point and no traveller can
get into Galveston without making oath
that he has not boon IN any yellow fever
infected district within ton days The Off
GERS made q capture last night and hauled Q
street railway conductor on the train and
put him in the camp OF detention. The man
was returning from trip 70 New Orleans
and was unable 70 escape the vigilance 81
the health officers. During the Sunday
excursions all trains coming into Galveston
are usually crowded and the quarantine Of
flcers are rushed.
GALVESTON HELPING HOUSTON.
The approaching flower show and vege-
table festival in Houston ia receiving &C.
two support at the hands Of the Galveston
chamber Of commerce. Some time ago Seq
rotary McMsster wrote inquiring II Z ma
rlne float, showing the model Of an ocesn
steamship, would be appreciated for the pa
rade. The reply came back from Mr.. Dill
bingham that tho promotsrs Of The eutsr-
prise would consider themselves UNDER OBJ
hgaGous n the 0slyeston pecpe would
carry out the scheme u,cationed. Ine
prsparakAon e ~ a'odsl = neH - ~
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.rexas Pensions.

Issue OF November g:
Original--Joel A. wheeier sdeeehseaj'
Balm, "a ,,rss.
Hs,m: Ida Hinkie. Hubbard.
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NOTES.

Hon. S. L. Staples Of SmlthvIlle and 7. N.
Jones OF Tyler are in the city.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on December / OF Miss Bessie Rector to
Hon. l. T. Dashiell Miss Rector Is the
granddaughter Of Hon. A. w. Terrell.
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FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
Good Petroleum Has Bees rcusd Il
Caldwell Ccuaty.
A PIONEER OF TEXAS PASSED AWAY


Austin. Texas. November aa.--,Judgs
storey = IN receipt Of . sample Of crude PEI
troleuna obtained from well on the will-
lam Caldwell place. three miles from Lock.
naft| Tbs party who struck the oil was
boring for water and was compelled to
abandon the well, which is 800 feet deep,
owing 70 the continued flow Of oil there
from.
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benton, Texas, November 2l.-The wheat
crop received hete 40 far amounts to s20.-
900 busheis It is now coming In At the
rate OF 1900 bushels per day, due TO the
Increased price. The crop Of the whole
county h estimated at 100000 bushels. Of
which 6e5 900 bushels have been marketed
and the rest stored IN the country bins.
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T'he Low Price Of Cottoa.

To the Editor Of the Post
East Bernard, Texas. November 90 There
has been a great deal said about the low
price Of cotton. Ii certainly robs the far
usr Of his labor. but II looks - Il there
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.. r. Schmidt. Houston. Texas. are sole
AGENTS for Elmer & Amends PreseriSuon
IA. es5I. which is 4 cure against Rheuma-
tism. one bottle will prove u
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RppupLIcANs IMpATIENT.

The administration at Washington Ia moi
moving fast enough 10 suit the oolored TO
publicaps OF Galveston. They want place
at the pie counter and they want 1t 1gh'
away.
Tho following letter, directed to Mr.
Mckinley, will show. II was handed to
reporter for The Post today with q request
10 please publish"
Hon. VIM Mckinley, President OF tho
u. S. OF America. Washington, ID. Q.
Galveston, Texas, November 20 ,'-Rs-
expected Sir: With all due respect 10
YOU and your administration, yet take
great pleasure ia reminding you ana
your ADMINISTRATION OF the fact that the
pr sent collector OF customs Of this port
is yet In oifice and In Htill entosing
something that some good republican
should be enjoying. The present IN
cunbent has been In Office over time.
and yet he Is democrat How lis that?
IL this delay ~ due to the trouble
OF the factional fighting existing be-
twotn tho leaders OF the party In this
State then your course meet my most
hearty approval hut II 1t is fact
such delay Is not caused w suon
then In the name OF the first Mckin-
Icy club In the South kindly ask you
change here IN particular OF the CAL
weston custom house. In speaking AZ
do kind president ! yotce the feel
ing OF every loyal republican of this
tTenth) congressional district, and who
;, has fought for the party's nnccess for
years. as did Lincoln, Grant, Blaine,
Garfield Conkling, Harrison, Hanna,
and you.
Az did tho Grand Army marched this
Ia. D,.fya In, " $50.
marched IN Texas into conventions
naming delegates to 70 TO 81. Louis.
and there help 10 npminaie the man
that the people wanted. And aside from
that We went To the polls az brave us
any, and there we conquered, and IL
Ia 10 them that the first share ls duc.
kindly hope that yUI Will look over tho
Texas list and In particular the ull-
weston custom house appointment and
greatly oblige, your obedient servant.
w. IL. Noble.
President OF tho First Mckinley Club
In the South.
In addition to the persuasive forces en-
bodied In the foregoing. II is said that a
pctltiEn containing about 1000 names will
be forwarded 10 Washington tomorrow
praying for the appointment OF a collector
- the part be made at once.
A STREET CAR PATENT.
..... .,.., ! :.
eAuiaps'' mus p'''''pl''u 'on''isahoe Wy
which the motorfnan on street car can
turn switch by simply moving a lever on
the car. TIE contriynnce Consists OF what
q called a rnck,rg sbaft attached 10 The
hody q the car. Inc shat Al me WIN Of
switch Y and thrown Il for tho main line Of
for bianeh as desired. Mr. 1irardeau
Figures that 70 ~ out car win ~ his inysn-
Nm wou,a no, " .,,',a '" ,rnn az ana ~
ne,.se would more than offse. this.
" 4 model o. the invention was on exhibl-
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hands OF Mr.. Adriance, a young man OF ms
chanical skill who Will mount It on ~
cycle, 1t viii be Representations Of .
Mallory line steamer
In addition to this. Secretary McMsster 4
operating with Secretary Richardson d
the Houston business League and is COM
triouting In every way he can to the Huc-
cess OF the Flower Festival.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont--H. Abraham. New York:
NJ. l.. Martin. n. u. Noodle. city; Ed Baker.
Kansaa City; Y. 70. Shadgross, San Anto-
MO, Seth Turner, Chicago; r. A. Metxlnr.
Fort Worth r. u. yinyard. Palestine: Il
y. Walton and wife Kidgewood; John B.
Mccary. Philadelphia; Harry Williams,
Nashville; l., O. and II, q. Eaatham.
Huntsville; Joseph H. Dorety. Doston:
William X. Hill, 81 Louis; G. N. Huma-
son. Houston: j. G, Tassey. sherman; r.
d. Lyon. Houston; w. w Wilson, Beau-
man and son. philadelphia; J. q. Hogg.
Austin; j. a. Bell, Lake Charles; II. L.
RedfIeld, Dallas; J. J. Brown, Houston:
Mrs q. @. Moran. Waco; I. Rhetphardt,
Dallas; i. v, Seymour. Kansas City: A. 3.
Pierce, Rio Grande, Texas; p. S. Harris,
Cnlcaso; a :; poase; IS hur uo ws9rs.
q. A. Jacob. Palestine; 8. .. Strong. cclo-
rad0. VIZ
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Gsllsher Murder Case Vas rcst.
poasd 70 The Jassary Term.
THE REPUBLICANS ARE IMPATIENT.


cine post's branch office In Galveston \
81 tho fremont hotel where kcms Of news
subscriptions and advertisements Will b
recetved,l
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INVESTIGATING lMMIGRATToN.
coNaREaArIoN B'NAI IsRAEL.

The election Of officers Of tho ccngscKa-
tlon q the Temple B'Nai Israel for the
ensuing term took place yesterday and al
officers were reelected, q follows: Presi-
efnf, Leo n, Levi: Vice presiis7t. NJ.
schSam; ssxstasy. !. Halstsin; ucaAursrs