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FREE CURE FOR MEN.

A Michigan Man Ohsrs to sand ITS DlS-
CoveFy Free-ClaInls 10 he RsnSGactOr
10 Weakened Mankind.
There Ia always moro or less suspicion
attached to anything that II offered FREQ
bu: sometimes man 90 ovGrhowS with
generosity that he cannot rest until his
discovery Is known TO the world. in or
der that his fellow men may profit by
what he has discovered. IL ID upon this
principle that resident OF Kalamazoo.
Mich, desires to send free to mankind
a prescription which Will cure them OF
any form ~ nervous debility; relieves
them or all the doubt and uncertainty
r.Lich such men are peculiarly liable 10
and restores the organs 20 natural size
and Nlgor. As Il coats nothing to try
tho experiment II would seem that any
man, suffering with the nervous
troubles that usually attack men who
never stopped TO realize what might be
the final result. ought 60 be deeply in
tarested In remedy which Will restore
them to health, strength and vlgor.
existence OF untold misery As the rem
edy In question was tho result OF many
vents research as 20 wha, combination
would be peculiarly effective In reBtor-
ing 10 men the strength they need, It
would seem that all men suffering with
any form Of nervous weakness ought
60 write for such a remedy az once. a
request to u. c, oldS, Box l766, Kala-
maz0o. Mich. stating that you are not
sending for tho prescription out OF Idle
curiosity. but that you wish TO make
use OF Ihe medicine by giving It trial,
Will DC answered promptly and without
evidence as to where information came
from.
The prescription Is cent FREQ and al
though some may wonder how Mr.. Olds
can AFFORD to give away his discovery.
there Is no doubt about the offer being
genuine Cut this out and send to Mr..
Odds so that he may KNOW how you
came to write 10 him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
ONE GREAT DISCOVERY
Follow. Another = Read and Keep
Posted.

The advance in medical science Is
greater than IN any other branch,
The discovery OF the X rays and the
finding Of malaria in the blood by an
alysss are the moss recent discoveries.
but not the greatest BY any means. The
discovery or a remedy or medicine that
viii Instantly bring relief 10 almost any
form of disease We think - beyond
conception. 4 comedy that does not re-
aiirc hours and hours OF patience and
pain before relief comes has been dis
covered. POOH you say. Would you
have believed a few years ago that the
telephone is such great invention as
II is? Just so 1t Is with the great dis
Covery OF Lightning Hot Drops, a rem
edy tina: stands to-day without an
equal. without a parallel for the cure OF
ali stomach and bowel troubles. caused
BIZ ovcr-eatlng, indigestion. dyspepsia,
Relief comes ~ quickly you VIII be as
tonished, and the fact that II leaves
no bad results is the beauty OF Il. The
action OF Lightning Hot Drops rs mar
VelOus, yet harmless. and you VIII be
surprised TO know how many different
kinds OF ailments you will find 1t good
for, and II you once llSe II YOU Will have
no occasion to keep a cupboard full OF
different kinds Of bottles. for Lightning
Hot Drops will do the work OF plasters,
pills. ointments, tonlcs, etc, and save
YOU lots OF money FOR It costs only CSC.
and the soc size holds two and one
half times as much as the CSC size. and
It is sold with the positive understand.
ing that II It gives no relief your drug
Cist will give your money back. Made
by Herb Medkcine Co. only, Spring
field. Ohio,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08

NEW YORK.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve, decrease. N.96tO5O; loans.
increase, A,459, 100: specie. increase. ST.
100 500; legal tenders. decrease, $2,l6l.-
900; deposits. Increase, 1891 800: Circu-
lniIon, decrease, $4,000.
The banks now hold $50, 556925 In ex-
cess Of the requirements OF the Is per
cent rule.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08

f. E. TURNER. of Compton. Mo-.
writes US that after suffering from
piles for seventeen years, he complete
fy cured them by using three boxes OF
DeWItts Witch Hazel Salve. II cures
eczema and severe skin diseases c. II.
Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport: Pea
body & Son. RenWood
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the Japanese indemnity, which was de-
posted in the ltelChbank has been for
wRrded 10 London. German trade re-
turns FOR February are unsatisfactory.
The chief feeling IL a falling of In the
exports on textile goods to the United
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
WHggLING BRIDGE 4 TERMINAL RY


1,,,,o .rahlc No -. TO take effect 1901 a. M,
i'''' sunday. November 70, 1895
roovc Wheeling $500. 1916, SllJ0 a. m,
.oisS .S.lS 1880. $500 y, NJ.
lave Pcninsula-fSOG 1851, slla6 a. m,
To- ooyS Martins Ferry-tSl2 1851. sil:a
~ ta.SS. esq. f4:l2, 1912 p, m.
az a M. i2;SS, '5:52. i4:l6, l9:iS p nj.
vi ,cayS Terminal Junctlon-ti:22. $500 a.
IN Sis.tO n. IN, $3.50, s4OS tS:lA. tSa5 p, IN,
leave Martins Fcrry-tI;sS s9:01 a. M.
sis.IS Si,0S. fAl0. 1919, tS;52 y, IN.
i,eSye PcnlnSuIa-tI;aI, sg:I a. M, 't2:St,
tl.ii' %II7, 1875, iS:5S y. M.
Arrive Wheeling $3.50 a. m, $780,
ti.ii, TAGS. t6:al, iq:0i y M
'Daily. tDAlly except Sunday Sundays
Ali trains will run on Eastern Time.
j. L. TAUSSlG. Superintendent:
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OIL CITY.-Ccrtincatcs, no bids;
shipments lO6.756 barrels; runs 1922.
barrels.
NEW YORK -PetrOlcum. Pennsyl-
yania crude steady; April 9lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08

MANY cases OF Grippe" have lately
becn cured by one Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation seems especially
ntontci TO the cure OF this disease. II
nets quickly, thus preventing serious
complications and bad effects In which
thIs disease often leaves the patient, e.
II, Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets; bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport: Pea
body q Son, BOnwOOd. &
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NIrIhla.

NEW YoRK.-Pig iron dull: south
ern $40 25Il2 90; northern $40 5Odl9 so.
Copper easy; brokers 81 81. Lead
strong; brokers' 81 Oj. Tin plates easy.
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Wool.

NEW YORK.--Wool quiet at l5G9Oc:
pulled lsmlSc. ...
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DALLs, soIREEs AND PARTIES

Supplied with all kinds OF Plain and Fancy
Printing An entire New Limo OF Samples
tionG. at all prices, at the lntclligcncgF
job Printing Once. % and q Fourteenth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-08
DAY AND NIGHT
SCHOOL,

The only school in the city with estao-
IIsl,ed reputation. Why take any risk?
Then patronlze the one responsible fnan-
cially and otherwise.
Only LATEST Business Methods taught.
and JUST AS PRACTICAL as in our most
modern business houses.
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND, ENG
LIsH AND TELEGRAPH DEPART
MENT6.
Tultlons low as in any other school.
Both sexes; enter any time. Call or adj
dress for catalogue.
WHELLINe BUsNrss CoLLL6E!,
coRMR MAN AND IWLuM sIRLEIs
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RHRRLING 4 ELN GROVE RAILROAD

tDally, except Sunday. -, -, -.
Sunday church trains dS U MI IesVe i E!m
SFONV II. Il. WElSGERBER,
~ H'' General Manager.
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What stops NouralsIAl Dr. MIloa' Palm Pills.
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yTNHE lNTELLIGENCER PRINTING
i EStabliVhment--NCRt accurate, prompt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
AGREEMENT REACHED
coNFEnEEs GOT TOGETHER on a
FEE hill.
senate Amendments. with the EScep-
ton of That Applying 10 sherins
win lie Recommended.

Austin, Texas, juno 12.-The free con-
ference committee entrusted with the task
of harruonizlng the differences existing be-
tween the senate and houes on the fee bill
came TO an agreement today. but ear not
report. owing TO the absence o. quorum
on 10th sides. said committee will recon-
mend that the senate amendment. with the
exception OF the salary limitations upon
xherias be agreed 20, and that the section
OF the house bill relating to assessors and
collectors be adopted. sberins in counties
OF over $1,000 population are to make re-
ports q he fees collected by them, how
ever, although not placed on salary. In
other respects the report adheres TO the
senate BIN providing Tor reduction OF
"a per cent ~ criminal fees aud for a
maximum salary not - exceed S25oo IN
luy casc. 20 apply only 10 counties with
a voting population q $500 or over. Reduc-
zion lu olvil fees Of from 2p TO 80 per cent
AID aurlyns 70 all counties are also pro-
v4ed fnr.
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SMITH COUNTY CASES
EXAMINING TRIAL WAS POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
IL II Current Rumor That There May
BE Trouble IL the Men Are
demanded to Jail.

Tyler. Texas. June 1.-THE eleven citt-
zens from I.indale charged with tho muir
der OF Bill Jones came to the city this
morning. the examining trial having been
set for today. Upon reaching here they
found that they were not fully prepared
TO 20 10 trial and asked for a postpone
inent 10 give them time to secure counsel
and prepare defense.
Dstric, Attorney Smith assented and the
examining trial was postponed until next
Wednesday. The warrants are In thu hands
Of the officers, but were not executed and
tho men returned to their homes without
being arrested.
Several hundred men from different per-
tons OF the county were in town also most
OF whom are friends of the men charged
with tho murder. They were here to offer
assistance In the way OF making bond
etc. for their friends.
District Attorney Smith is determined tc
prosecute the men to the bitter end. 1t is
understood that great pressure is being
brought to bear to get h!ra to agree thai
the men have bail. but 1t * said that hi
has persistently refused to make any CON
cession This leaves the matter entirely
within the discretion of the court. Insofar
as granting the hail is concerned. and a.
the facts have not been submitted to the
court il is impossible to conjecture wha
the decision will be.
1t Is current that II the men are refused
hail AVID a-o rcmandcd to jall that hun
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
MARTINEZ CAPTURED
SHERIFF OF KARNES COUNTY HAS
HIM IN CUSTODY.
WIN nc Taken to Florc-viIle AMI
Very Likely Given II quick ifini
on Murder Charges.

Karnes City. Texas. June l9,-sherif w
r. Morris of this county and Deputy Sheriff
Wright of Wilson county arrived here
this morning at suuup with the alleged
murderer. Maxine Martinez. The crime
with which Martinez is charged is the
murder OF an old man by the name Of
Guerrero. aged so; his wife. age CO. and
young girl aged is. who was the grand
daughter OF the old couple.
The crime wa committed Just across
the county line in Wilson county on the
night OF the 9TH instant.
Martinez was carried 10 Floresville this
morning. where he Will be called on to
answer an Indictment found against him
for murder. district court being now in SEES
sion there. In all probability there VIII be
A trial at the present term OF court
Martinez was captured near old For
Ewell. about 100 miles in the direction o
Mexico The officers had an exciting chas'
and only by increasing efforts was th'
nrrest made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
SUES THE BROTHERHoop.

George p, Marchand brought suit in the
county court today against the United
brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joners of
America. Il corporation chartered under
the laws of Pennsylvania Marchand sets
forth that he is and has been for more
than three years member OF the Brother
hood and as such is entitled to the privi-
ieges lmmunities and benefits arising
therefrom He is a carpenter and builder.
ono of the objects and purposes OF the or
eanization is to furnish aid In case of per-
manent disability 10 the members on
July 10. 1896, Sherwood, while working al
his occupation in Hitchcock. was struck
by COW that had been thrown from the
road by an engine, Sherwood's left hip.
leg and knee were dislocated and he claims
he Is disabled for life. Although he was
a member in good standing at the time
Sherwood says the brotherhood has totally
disregarded his claim for 5000 benefit
money. He therefore sues for $500 and
costs and such other relief as he is entitled
| TO.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
The Beach Hotel Will Be Opened
Next Thursday.
A SUIT AGAINST THE CARPENTERS
workman Injured by Deing struck
by n Cow Sues His Organization
for benefits.

Galveston. Texas. June IL. The Beach
hotel will open. That is the good news
that Proprietor George E. Horst gave out
today. The formal opening VIII be next
Thursday for dinner, but there will be
concert on the Beach lawn tomorrow even
ming Just as there used to be in the good
old DAYS and the hotel will be lighted up
at night just as IL it was open TO the pub
lie.
All this is the result of the earnest work
done by the pushing, energetic people who
wouldn't sit idly by and see the city of
Galveston discreditei. Enough money has
been collected TO provide for a fair number
of concerts and there is hope that enough
more will be forthcoming TO provide for
special features at tho Beach THAT will
serve to attract large number of persons
from up the country.
MIR. Horst would gladly open the big
house tomorrow but there is great deal
OF labor attendant upon the opening OF a
hotel like the Beach.
Professor Rogers will provide the music
at the concert tomorrow evening.
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After New Euterpriscs.

Temple. Texas. June l2.-The following
special committees from the Temple, board
of trade were appointed at the meeting
Wednesday for the several purposes speci-
ned: on tannery, w. Goodrich Jones j. C.
Mitchell and j. b. Waters; on broom
factory, W Y. Bessonette and J J.
Booker on knitting and sock mill. Or. r.,
NJ Workman; ON mattress and comfort
factory, j j. Booker; on wagon yard and
storage. W. T. Bessonette. DIR. p. Talley
and j. S. Perry. Each committee Is COM
missioned 10 investigate the feasibility OF
| having these enterprises established in
Temple, and TO report back at as early a
| date as practicable.
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Fif,h District.

Dallas. Texas. June 12.--Proceedihgs )"
the court of civil appeals for the Film 'u'
dicial district at Dallas today;
Affirmed Word j West vs. JOSEPH
Keaton ct al. Navarro county; c. H. ein''"
ct al VS.. Covenant Mutual Benent asso :,
ciauon. Fannin county, Texas ana laS Wnn
Railway company ". Sallie sherberl, WV
Zandt county, Phoenix Insurance ool'p"''
VS.. Padglt Bros. ct al, Dallas county
Reversed and remanded--TeAas ana I"-
ciAc Railway company VS.. w. H. Arm
strong, Lamar cnnniv.
Reformed and affirmed--G. w. Mason
vs.. $. N. King. Henderson county
Motions distressed of--Texas and Paein'
Railway company VS.. j, u. Ford. reheaI
ing, oycrruled. Miss ouri. Kansas ana Texas
Railway company VS.. Nellie OConhelI 81
al. rehearing. oyerruled; Eugene Bearrow
| ct al VS.. Jesse Wright, rehearing, over.
| rueld; Eugene Bearrow ct al VS.. Jesses
Wright. perfect record and file priei
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NOTES.

Three more arrests for selling policy
were made this evening
In Il fight between negroes tonight Hiram
Maves throat was seriously cut He was
sent to the hospital and John Brown was
arrested.
Police officer j. w, Sheldon was ar
rested today on charge OF assault and
battery. In making an arrest last night
he is alleged to have struck William Mo.
bile with his club. cutting Mobiles ear In
two and inflictnG long scalp wound.
The new police commission, consisting OF
Mayer Fly and Aldermen Borden. Hughes
Goggan and Aguilo held it's FIRST meeting
THIS afternoon at o'clock in the council
chamber in the city hall. They tackled the
police problem but the most sagaclous
prophet hesltates in making a prediction
as TO what they win do.
The city council did not make an appro.
prlation TO cover the expenses OF the re-
cent city election, as It was thought they
would Interest in canvassing the vote
oVershadowed everything else and the fell
lows who received and counted the yote
IN the first place were unintentionally
overlooked The after Will be brought "a
me attention OF the council at its meeting
Monday next, when the appropriation Mil
| probably be made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
sIiI:R MAN.
GRIND Jury Did IL Great deal Of
Woris--LornI Notes

Sherman, Texas, June 1.-THE grand
Jury adjourned today eftcr returning a
total of ninety-four blls, hfty-seycn OF
which are for fcionics and thrty-seven
for misdemeanors This body has also cS-
anlned the books OF all officers and found
tho countys finances TO be in good con-
ditlon,
on next Monday evening Mrs, Charlton
Edholm 81 Oakland will deliver a lecture
here In tho interest OF the Woman =
Christian Temperance Union aud the Flor
encc Critteuton mission.
The Lyon Infantry, Shertnan's new mill
tary company has ordered a complete line
or uniforms. They will be- az regulation
style The boys are drilling regularly and
Captain Lyon says they viii be able 10
! make a showing before a great while.
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1000 which they .,os,n. y
IN sn9b has been rsn, sf, eel year. ay !.
success, rins the las. .nniei y, 70 Sfslsi:.
great an we treat, IN underlsks. sSs:s,.
diseases We Ne do not rue, ssuainss a ay !
everylhihngM; Re think We Nature l sypssSasss
ists. and ,, mg OF ssTp,Ssssnsrrs.,,,s. VII
tism, lmpoois.s. tareoss,s,iss;;. ulos'A
i ney and ~ niseases o. They bssS'ss "
our remedies and caii Az TX tsssi e,fsssslt
,Sn iS we U.S. U.s. to rrlns '" thst GsI III lst
has has laugh. " 20 presu,Innso one y, ~;
Il ~ Ssr,ence and eeu,,ai!isd Y o,,Is y pSssl
expire better who ,rroysp : ssie:s
We ,ea than thpnsvy mall has Il VI sa
easess treatment ~ can moi "a ,oa ~ ~
o our - II yog Viii sene lSas y!
s .,.r,,e us. and rich We c saa nsts,s31ts;
blanks onsultaueo.me hswhcl " n q
case, erns Of Tim the rs1tSS o. ~
tor ,syyomen and ccail % ?. ~ ~
fo oar catarrh, HArHAaE
on Alamo plsv1da,s Bal
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rhcnsnu,ry club Organized.

Waco. Teyaa June l2-The Texas
Thoasnntry club was organized permanent
~ today With tho following officers: Presl-
dent II u Davis; frat vice president,
Gardner Work second vice president. II. y.
Csrf4'hers secretary. H. NJ. MINER;
EesMrsr Waller V. Fort; corresponding
rscfe'ary. r. Earles. Tho club viii have
Stats msetigg IN october and place their
F.Ssi&Hls on exhibition.
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his entire stock today TO secure the fol.
lowing creditors; Reasonable ATTORNEYS
f,os 10 Harris, Ethr,dgo & Knight; +. NJ.
kahn. unpsii rent: w. C. Griffin, $1,000
strobel s Williams. s2so; Sanshernes
Manufacturing company. siIs-4s; GLOBE
company Of Cincinnati, 800; Tower Manu-
featuring company. s5is.05; q. n. Huru'
s2i IS; W. c. Griffin. $1,000; Eakin Lam
bert & Co, SAL Times Herald, SsS''Vi
Smith & Co. So so.
W. c. Griffin is named as trustee
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FROM The STATE CAPITAL,
Testimony 10 the Waters-Pierc,
Case Concluded.
COMMENCEMENT FESTIVITIES BEGUN
Garden Party Was n Great Success.
Death of senator noren's Son.
Texas Rangers Association.

Austin, Texas. June i2.-The testimony
was concluded In the case OF State Of Texas
VS.. The wa;ers-rle-ee oil company Ia the
district court here today. The argument
will begin Monday. the company being rep
resented by Judge Johnson Of 81. Louis,
and George Clark n Waco, while Attorney
General Crane and Assistant Attorney Gen
erai Fuller viii see 70 the States case.
TIE festivities o. University commence
nent week were opened last night with u
garden party given by the Legina Chi
Fraternity TO ste friends at Hyde park.
Though Sigh. rain spoiled the lawn stIll
.he entertainment WAS in every way com
plete success Dancing was the feature %
the evening, which was kept up until late
hour. The entertainment was without a
doub, one O. .hs most complete In appoint
ments ever given hy social organization
IN the University
Nrs. Rrnac;te b. Tnhin was in charge Of
tho refreshments while Dir. Z. Gee Alb
bot led the german.
The visiting vnuug ladies from all parts
OF the State we're 30 evidence everywhere.
and their presence added much 70 the oc-
castor.
Mr.. william Tobin aud Mr. Alex Camp
were ~ chaJei o., the p-ranecmepts. There
were orcc 200 guests pse1ent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
THE GRIsWoLD CASE.
Hearing Is Set Down for Next
IuesunS.

Tuesday.
Gonzales. Texas June 12.-The Griswold
murder case is set FOR hearing Tuesday.
II is confidently expected that the young
lady will be completely yindicated. No one
here well informed believes the story.
so far the stomach OF Mrs. Mcclure ms
not heon returned to Gonzales, and 1t is
llkev that 1t will not be, as IL Is said the
| chemist at Austin has gone 10 Europe.
The John q. Key camp. Confederate Vet
GRAMS of this place are taking interest In
Miss Griswod. They believe her TO be
perfectly innocent and say they will stand
by her in this hour OF adversely. IT is adj
mitted bv all alike that she had not seen
/ the dead woman in several weeks before
| her death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
CMARTFRrn.

The House building and Loan company
o. Galveston amended It's charter today.
increasing its capital Stocb from $4,000 TO
sloN.no0
knights OF thu Golden RNlo OF Dallas
no capital stock. iutoruorHtcrs' Il l..
Thompson, John II. Castor. John Hamil-
TIM anI cthnrl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
r1lr RnMrRlnGE cAsE.

The jury in the easc o. C. W. Trow-
bridge charged with the murder OF Turner
IN san saba county n 1879, argument In
which was concluded last night, is stll
cut.
css.. q Matt Ford, Jointly inflicted with
Trowhriaee. and new Veniro was SUM
,uoted aui the court adjourned until Mon
.I...s ..rl-ftfrE-
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wa coun,y Recovered Damages

retfg. TeEss. Juns lin the caee Of
DsNHt e1epty w. a. o. watson OF al in
sss 1.s,rles eoufi. the jury returned ver-
CIR 'a fAgpF NJ ihe county for $23.0sG. 10
9se fsse has been On trial FOR the past two
ethak saG ass excited great deal Of In
iastsI
7As criminal docket viii DO taken up
ksse4B
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13
rIlil SENATE.

Austin, Texas, June l2.-'rhc senate met
at the usual hour this morning but 10
business was transacted owing to she alb
sence az quorum, and adjournment wa.
taken until p. IN.
No quorum appeared In the senate this
afternoon and adjournment was taken up-
III 10 a. N. Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13

Jacksonville Texas. June IA cattle
train wrecked on tho International and
Great Northern at 5 a. M six miles north
OF here. The engine and three cattle cars
were wrecked Engineer Adam Snorr and
Fireman Hudson Ellis were seriously In
1ured. A few cattle we're killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-13

ton and other Texas citier, were here tnls
week looking over the city Win the view
OF publishing a Beaumont directory.
A cottage on Orleans street cAught IRE
at 4 o'clock this afternoon from 4 detective
,ue. but the fire department put out the
flames before anything eNcep, the roof was
damaged. Tho house was ocepled by ne
groes.