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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

PITTSBURGH-River 2 feet and ris-
ing at the dam. Clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS-River Is foot and station
airy. Clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE-River stationary with
4 feet in canal, 1 foot 10 inches on falls.
3 feet below locks. Clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE-River Z foot and ris-
ing. Fair and cool.
PIT. PLEAsANT-River % foot and
stationary. Foggy.
CiNCINNATI-Riyer SO feet and fall
ing. Cloudy.
GREENsBoRo-River 4 feet . inches
and stationary. Clear and warm. The
Mason and Nellie Hudson due down
Friday.
Observation-Disclosures 1 foot Z
inches and falling. Cloudy and mer-
curry IS. No boats. Little Kanawha
falling.
MoRGANTowN-River 5 feet
inches. Cloudy and cool. Passed down:
Isaac Mason and Florence Belle.
OIL CITY-River 4 inches and sta
| tlonary. Clear and mercury 70.
STEUBENVILLE-River ! foot
inches and falling. Clear and cool.
WARREN-River at low water mark.
Clear and pleasant.
BROWNSVILLE-Rlver 3 feet
inches and rising.
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sUED TAE PRINCE,
Bat the PLAINTIFF Could Get small Conn
fortFrom a FawnIng Court


LONDON, Nov, 4.-There was an ex-
~traordinary case heard before the lord
mayors court when a man named
Kinds sued the Prince OF Wales to re-
cover R6O,O 0 (s3OO,OOO) alleged to have
been wrongfully paid him by the late
under sheriff Croll, who was the liqui-
dator OF the United Kingdom Electric
Telegraph Company. The plaintiff de-
clares the money belonged to a certain
Mr.. Allen, Of whose estate he was the
assignee. Kinds father claimed the
sum Of R15O,OOO $3.50, OOO) from Lord Suf-
folk. alleging that the latter had sub
orned Croll to commit perjury before
Lord Bramwell at the trial in 1877, in
connection with the liquidation.
Sir George Lewis, in behalf OF the
Prince OF Wales and the Earl OF Suf-
folk. asked that the proceedings be
quashed on the ground that the allega-
tons were nothing more than a frlv-
olous and vexatlous tissue OF nonsense,
and ne submitted an affidavit to that
effect.
The plaintiff then addressed the court,
declaring that he had been told that the
Prince of Wales had received the money
referred to, and then proceeded TO
charge Lord Bramwell with defrauding
Aliens widow out of sl5O,OOO in order
to obtain promotion and a peerage.
The plaintiff was here stopped by the
court with the warning to speak re-
s%pectfully of judges. Finally the court
stopped the case and dismissed the ao-
ton, which was described as being IAN
abuse OF the process of the court"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
MUSICAL WHEELING.

The Lyric Ladies OF Chicago, under the
auspices OF the Epworth League, were
an attraction that crowded the Opera
House last night The quartette is made
up of ladies possessing sweet. clear
voices, used effectively in all the styles
of music attempted, Every number was
thoroughly enjoyed, Honors were even,
each member individually, receiving the
hearty applause Of the audience. Again
and again they were recalled.
Miss Gilmore's beautiful mezzo So
prano voice was heard only in a short
solo in one Of the concerted pieces, but
was one Of the enjoyable features, The
solo number sung by Miss Lambert was
particularly good, while the numbers by
Miss Sprague and Miss Simons were
pleasing.
The vocal part was interspersed with
recitatlons by Miss Mary Louise Cassidy
who, by the way, Is alone an evening"
attraction. Everything she rendered
was so intelllgently pictured that It be-
came for the time a reality, and to en-
thusiastic demands, Miss Cassidy was
compelled to double the rumber Of her
contributions to a most pleasing pro-
gramme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, 4.-The
members of the general committee of
church extension of the Methodist
Episcopal church met in this city to-
day, Bishop Bowman. OF st. Louis, pre-
sided.
The consideration OF the report OF the
board OF church extension to the gen.
eral committee was the first business
taken up. The report OF Treasurer
James Long showed receipts in the gem
eral fund for the year of Sl5S,S62 and
a balance of $lS,267 on October |, 1897.
The loan fund receipts, including a
years balance, were Sl69,4O3, OF this
fund n balance OF $SS,597 is on hand.
on October /, 1897, there were on board
243 applications for aid granted on con
dillon OF compliance with conditions.
These aggregated $S6,O25 in donations,
and $S5,25O in loans. Thirty-six appiica-
lions for donations and loans, aggre-
eating l1,425, have not yet been con-
sidered. The general committee asked
the conference for $303,225 for church
extension work.
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Beetham's majority. ....,.."... 97
Total vote. IL, 524-l,5OO short OF last year.
rnc~nnitnlntlnn Of the vote cast for gov
A HANNA PROPHESY

OF Prosperity Coming Realized by the
Employee OF the MnrtIn's Ferry Blast
Furnace, Who got n Raise Of Tc Per-
Cent Yesterday.
When Mark Hanna vac in Martins
Ferry last week, he told of Improvement
in business throughout the United States
and stated that more prosperity would
come, and this statement has already
been verified 10 a certain extent. He
promised more work for the workingmen
but did not promise n raise of ten per
cent in wages, which came yesterday, to
the surprise of fifty furnacemen.
The advance In wages occurred at the
Martins Ferry blast furnace and was a
surprise to the many men employed
there. The raise was not asked for by
the employees at this blast furnace anu
was not expected. Not a single man en-
ployed there knew he was 70 have his
wages raised and there was no pomp n
ceremony about 1t or any talk about It
for political effect while Mark Hanna
was hustllng for the senatorshlp. Han
ma did not do It, and did not tell the fur-
nacemen II would be done; o n OF the
politicians knew It and none OF the news
papers heard of 1t before the election
and In fact, no one outside OF the oniclals
of the company knew about 1t until yes.
terday. TIT matter was not heralded all
over the country and the announcement
was made quietly. The difference In the
amount OF good sound money In the yea
low envelopes told the story OF the In
crease In wages.
When each mar opened his pay envel-
ope he was surprised and pleased to ma
that the envelope contained ten per cent
more money than It did the pay before
the election and not q bit OF red tape
about It. When one man made the DIS
cuyery he yelled "Hurrah Tor Mark Han
ma! Hooray!"
The increase OF wages affects every
man employed at the Martins Ferry
hast furnace no matter what wages he
receives, To a man earning Sli a week
n means one dollar and forty cents add
tIonal and so on all the way through.
To say that the nifty men employed at
the blast furnace are happy, is putting 1t
mildly, and their families are equally as
happy, The wife Of one furnaceman said
Inst night. I'VE did not know anything
about II and are awful glad, for It's quite
n help TO u.s."
The rankest demagogue can not say
+hIs was done for political effect, for II
came hnannounced and unasked for,
and while II overs the two weeks pay
none Of the employees knew a thing about
II until two days after the recent cleo
tlon. and this Ia significant The ralst
was made on account OF the improve
ment In business, due entirely to thu
election Of Mckinley and the new tariff
law.
Tho lin workers recently got n hand.
some raise and wages have been RAISED
In other lines, and the pottery worker
will shortly receive an Increase In tholI
,YaVTn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

LONDON, Nov. A parliamentary
by election was held to-day in the
Middleton division of Southeast Lam
cashlre to fill the vacancy caused by
the recent death of Thomas Fielden,
conservative, who secured the seat at
the last general election by a majority
of SG5 in a total poll of 10000, The
result OF to-day's polling is the victory
of the Liberal and Radical candidate,
Alderman Duckworth, by n majority
OF three hundred in a poll OF 1000, over
the Unlonist and Conservative candl-
date, William Mitchell. The blmetal-
list question played a considerable part
In the contest. No part OF Lancashire
is more ardently bimetallist than the
southeast. The refusal of the govern
ment to take any definite step to meet
the proposals of the American and
French governments was used against
Mr.. Mitchell.
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mnmm,r.trIn A.slrn..

NEW YORK, Nov. 4,-oscar Ham,
merstein, theatrical manager, has fail
ed. The liabilities will be between $780,
900 and I $1,000. His counsel said the as.
slgnment was a temporary matter
which will doubtless nave little effect
on Mr.. Hammerstein's affairs. Mr.
Hammersteln's principal assets are his
theatrical properties, consisting mainly
Of the Olympia, that cost him 81, zoo, 900
There is q mortgage or $780, 900 on 1t
This mortgage is less than the price
paid for the land on which the house
stands. He also owns his residence OF
West One Hundred and Twentieth
street. and n factory building on ave
nue. d and Tenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. A-The bill by
Mr. oliver, Of Burke county, TO make
the birthday Of Jefferson Davis q legal
holiday In this state Mas adversely re-
ported by the general judiciary In the
house NJ representatives today ahd
Mr. Oliver called up the measure and
moved to Disagree with the committee,
I'm nm earnest speech he asked the
house TO honor the hero Of the lost
cause. The rorurt Of the committee
was disagreed to by an almost unNnl.
mnMR NnIn.
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double barreled shot gun. He emptied
two loads OF shot into Franks breast,
and, reloadlng shot WIN in the right
arm and ED" in the left arm. He
again reloaded and shot Louise in the
back. The wounded people will live.
During the melee "Wilr' shot Mcintosh
in the abdomen with a revolver, but the
ball struck a rib and glanced on. Nc
Intosh was arrested by the police after
holding them at bay for ten minutes.
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Golden, Ills, Nov. 4.-Eighteen'
year-old James sadler, who lived a hall
mile north of town. attempted to shoot
his mother last night with an old mus,
ket. The woman ran, and he missed
her, but the breach pin Of the gun blew
out and struck him in the forehead, en-
tering the skull and making a hole from
which the brains are OoZing. He can
not live. 1t is said he was partly de-
menied.
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THE RIVER.

The Guyandotte departed at o for
Matamoras with a good trip.
The marks at 6 p. m, showed 10 inches
(actual stage 20 inches) and slowly ris-
ing. Weather clear and warmer, The
top-notch OF the "dinky" rise has nearly
been reached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

DISAGREEMENT for life by burns
or scalds may be avoided by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great rem
edy for piles and for all kinds OF sores
and skin troubles. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-siXth and Jacob streets;
A. e. Seheele, No. S97 Main street; Exley
Bros, Penn and Zane streets; Bowie
& Co, Bridgeport. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

1t is a pure healthful stimulant
which quickens the circulation and
restores healthy action to every
part of the body, 1t is a sure cure
for colds, malaria, pneumonia. Il
assists nature and builds up the sys,
tenn,
Do not be induced to take any
inferior whiskey which your dealer
may try to substitute, but be sure
that you get Duffy's. Nothing
else can produce the same effects
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
rHEIR AMMAN MEErING

Captain j. f. Ellison, superintendent
of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Packet
Line, says the company will hold its an
nual meeting in Pittsburgh or Wednes-
day, November II. Captain Ellison says
he cannot anticipate any action Of the
company. but gives 1t as his opinion that
no radical changes will be made. The
question of building another boat for the
line will probably not be taken up now.
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RIYERMRN DISAPPOINTED.

Rivermen generally, and Commodore
Laidley in particular, were greatly dis
appointed because the recent rains did
not cause the water TO rise. Commodore
Laidley was so sanguine of good results
from the rain that he sent for several of
his engineers to get the boats In readi-
ness to raise steam, At the very first
chance for the resumption of navigation
Commodore Laidley will have a fine fleet
of boats ready to so out.-CinclnnatI
Commercial Tribune,
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1000 MINUS
Is the Size of Governor Bushnell's
Belmont Majority.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE COMPLETE

CUTS DOWN THE MA
JoR1TY FIGURES GIVEN IN YES
TERpAY's PAPER-A PLEASING,
ELECTION AT
MARTINS FERRY YESTERDAY.
BLAST FURNACE employees
GET A RAISE OF TEN PER CENT
IN WAGES.
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Miss Gertrude R%eister.
A PLEASING EVENT

The home of Squire John W. schultze,
Thlrty-thlrd and Chapllne streets, yes
terday, was the scene of a quiet, though
none the less enjoyable celebration OF
the ffty.hrst birthday of Mrs. schultze,
A number OF friends called and ex-
tended congratulations. The genial
squire was in his happiest vein, and
remarked that his wife had been q
faithful spouse for thirty-four years
and the election of Mark Hanna and
the festal event at his home, were toe
many good things coming at once.
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Mr.. HANNA TALKS
BY Telephone From His Cleveland
Home TO Wheeling,
lie IS SURE OF HIS ELECTION

AND TELLS HON, N, B. SCOTT
THAT HE is GRATIFIED AT THE
ouTcoME-sToRIEs OF PROB
ABLE REVoLTs uNTRuE-MR.
SCOTT SHOWS THAT THE OHIO
RESULT IS AN uNPREcEpENT-
ED REPUBLICAN vIcToRY-BuT
THE SECOND TINE IN THIRTY
YEARS SHE HAS VOTED TO
HAVE TWO REPUBLICANS AT
ONCE IN THE SENATE,
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ELECTION AFTERMATH.

The Wheeling Intclllgcncor gives the
figures Of the good tidlng5 In election re-
turns while the Register contcnte Itself
10 mislead lta readers by giving q lot Of
ROSTERS. Tho distinction between the
man " facts and figures and the cartoon
list Ia apparent, But the people want the
facts. --Bcllalre independent
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LoGANsPoRT. Ind, Nov. 4.-John
Mcintosh killed Frank Pottmier this at
ternoon and wounded "wlll," ED" and
Louise Pottmler. Frank Pottmier is a
saloon keeper and he put Mcintosh out
because he was drunk. Mcintosh left,
vowing vengeance, and returned with a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05
ONLY a Cold!

Yes; but a cold frequently has ,
serious ending. Chronic coughs
pneumonia, bronchitis and Con,
sumption all start with a cold
Neglected colds cause more than
t%wo-thirds OF all the deaths in
America.
There is a right way and a wrong
way to cure a cold, but you can
make no mistake in using
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A number N MARITIME Ferry RcpublI.

a number NJ Martins Ferry Hcpubll-
cans have within the last day or two
compllmentcd the 1ntclllEcncor In very
blgh terms for the cnrnost and efficient
support II gave the belmont Republican
ticket this fall, ~ well 40 In the past
campaigns. Said ono prominent ncDub.
llcan. "Thc Republicans Of belmont
county owe much TO the lntelllgoncer FOR
Tho great help II has rendered the party
In this campaign, aud I Tor ono. am
thankful and ! believe all Of the lIcpubli-
cans are"
Another rnldi "Your paper deserved
th0 support Of every Republican III Mar.
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CHOICE ENTERTAINMENT


NllS 1hIllSt
The pupils of 81. Joseph's Academy
last night at Convent hall, rendered a
choice musical and literary entertain
ment to a delighted audience, 1t was the
first Of the present scholastic year and
the performers acquitted themselves with
credit and distinction. The programme
follows: :
RUM oOlus go s'''''tt'''''ss,'s LentWOnl
Miss Lucy Geraghty.
Ode to q Water Fowl. .....,,n..... Bryant
Miss Katie O'Leary.
Mermnlu song 80. .ODeron
Violin, Master George Green: piano,
Miss Loretta Green.
Difficulties Of Composition Writing.
=, ......""..... Miss Edith Oxnard
How Can ] Forget Thee. ..........D enZi
Miss Margaret McFadden.
Piano Solo. ...... Miss Gertrude Hasenauer
Sermons of st. Francis ........L ongfellow
Miss Katie Mcnamara.
A-Little Boy Blue.
B-Rainbow.
Miss Elsie Gundllng.
Chill October-Written by Miss Loretta
Owens, read by Miss Agnes Smith,
a Dream. 'buTllett
Miss Gertrude Rpigtpr.
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SHOULD be in every ~home-sloan's
LinIment; your druggist keeps 1t; costs
you nothing II not satisfactory; every
bottle sold with a warrant. For sale by
William schwertfeger, 1l46 Main street.
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"CHRYsANTHEMUM SHOW" at
Hess greenhouses, Mt. Calvary station.
National road. Sunday at 2 p, Moon
cert, Opera House Orchestra.
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THE cHRYsANTHEMUM In all It's
glory Of color and shading at the MAJ
l.. Hess florist opening, Sunday, at
D. M, and all Of next week.
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HESS. the florist, Mt. Calvary sta
ton, "Chrysanthemum show opening,
Sunday, at 2 p. m, and next week. Con-
cert by Opera House Orchestra,
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The Intelhgencer's friends on the Bel
mont river front we're kind enough yes
terday to praise the enterprise of this
paper in printing the ~tabulated returns
for the entire county with the exception
of the n precinct that had not been re-
ported to the election supervisors at st,
Clairsyille Wednesday night. The OH
clal tabulation, with the missing pre-
clnct added, slightly cuts the majorlties
In the county, These were announced
officially yesterday afternoon, as fol-
Iou,a,
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Congressman Lorenzo Danford was at
the Mcclure last night, and he was oon
in the midst of the faithful OF this side
OF the river, and they were loud In con-
CALCULATIONS over the way old Belmont
had asserted itself. He was in the best
of spirits, and admitted that the majori-
ty rolled up for the right side was be-
You'd his calculations.
I'VE figured on 500" he said, "but 800
1t Is. And then all our boys didn't come
out TO vote, The Republicans suffered a
loss In Pultney township, due probably
to the Popocratic efforts to connect the
Bellaire mill trouble with the party In
power. Outside of that we did well, and
we're more than satisfied"
Concerning the state legislature, Cap
tain Danford remarked that Judge Nash,
OF the state committee, was a very con-
servadYe man, and If he claimed a ma
jorlty OF five on Joint ballot, there
wouldn't be anything less, On the other
hand the Democratic committee made
rash claims.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

DON'T fail to attend tho sale of Ladies',
Misses and Children's Wraps, Saturday,
mt l., 3. GOOD & CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. 25c.
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DON'T fail tn attend the sRlo of Ladies',
Misses aud Childron's Wraps, saturday
at l.. &. GOOD a. CO.'S.
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tins Ferry for the way 1t supported
Mark Hanna and every'other man on tina
ticket, l tell you 1t was a big help 10 us.
No paper could have done more"
Said another Republican: II read
eYery'word Of the Daily In~telIigencer re-
port Of the Hanna meetings IN Martins
Ferry, Bellalre, Aetnaville and Bridge
port, and l was so well pleased that |
sent papers to friends by mail"
This Is the way one ironworker put II
Your paper made a noble fight for the
Ohio Republicans this fall as well as IN
other years, and ! want TO compliment
you. I've heard several speak of this,
I'm proud OF the Intelligencer. It
made lots Of votes for u party on tile
river front,
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...REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

Groom brick on Ohio street, near steel
bridge: price 1920; big bargain.
4 acres and small house near Greggs.
vile, about 8 miles from city; price $50:
easy terms.
Lots 25xl2O feet on South Huron street,
at $500; $50 down, balance on s years time.
1O-room brick on Fifteenth street. be-
tween Eoff and Jacob streets. ,
Lot 80 feet front, river view, North York
street, at $500.
Lot SOxl2o feet North Huron street. by
Zane, at 5000.
Money to Loan on Real Estate
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Artistic Time Pieces.

W. cnn show YOU mn nHeorl
mont NJ Clocks that Will mako you Wish
YOU had enough rooms to hold them Clock
prlroB Rro usually b%lgh-outH nfo Just
right,
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FOR SALE.

Real Estate Agent. Collector. Notary
Public and Pension Attorney. No, ISL
Main street. aus
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-15
RAILROAD NOTES.

Colonel Tom Kingsley, OF the Louis
vile & Nashville, is in town.
Today was pay day for the 1. & G. N
railway employees in this city.
f. A. Kellogg, of the Cotton Belt
headquarters at Tyler, is in the city,
John w. Mass, travelling freight
agent of the Frisco line, is in the city.
| c. A. Waterman, travelling freight
agent of the Iron Mountain, is in the
city.
Porter Loring, of the Arkansas Pass
general offices, will go down to Cuero
tomorrow.
Major John c. Lewis travelling pas
senger agent of the Iron Mountain, is
in the city.
The Southern Pacific washouts at Ell
Paso are about repaired. No. 10 is one
hour late today.
Vice President William Mail, of the
Southern Pacific, is expected in the
city from San Francisco tomorrow.
Time table No. 81, of the Southern
Pacific, takes effect tomorrow. There
is no change in the schedule to AFFECT
San Antonio.
The Gulf Shore railroad will run an
excursion to Sutherland Springs to-
morrow and the Southern Pacific Will
run one to Macedonia.
Geo. Rechentine, popular young
railroad man who has been here the
past few days to visit his parents mas
returned to Palestine.
Eddie Beard, of the Fort Worth d
Denver City, came in from Fort worth
this morning to do little business ana
root for the Panthers.
Local railway men say that there
we're not more than $500 secured by
the train robbers who held up the
Southern Pacific train at Lozler yes
terday.
The International hauled 1900 peo-
ple to New Braunfels this morning for
the picnic given by the Madison Square
PRESBYTERIAN and st. Marks Episcopal
Sunday schools.
Engineer Joe Green who lost his
smokestack and headlight at Kyle by
catching them in a loose telegraph
wire, is telling the boys today that he
struck an airship.
The work of constructing the Gulf
Shore telegraph line from Lavernia to
Sutherland Springs has begun. The
line will be completed by the time the
depot at that place is finished.
G.. ]. Bass, the newly appointed city
passenger and ticket agent of the Ka-
ty, to succeed e. NJ. Winstead, arriv-
ed from st. Louis this morning, and is
being introduced by Johnnie Rosson,
who has been holding down the local
desk pending Mr.. Bass arrival.