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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Evn Gathering Rosinc stcrne.

| Mrs. Eva Catherine Rosine Sterne, reliot
Of the late Hon Adolphus Sterne OF Nacos
doches, Texas. died at o'clock yesterday
evening ct the Bristol hotel, where she had
apartments with her daughter. Mrs. Rosine
Ryan.
1t is a coincidence that this lady who
lived in Texas during the days Of the Re
public and previous thereto, who has been
a citizen OF the State during its progress
from Mexican dependence until it is now
one Of the greatest in the Union. should
pass away on the eve Of the anniversary OF
the day upon which the declaration OF IN
dependence Vas signed. Her lie Is his
tory. Those who knew her well have heard
her relate events that are unknown to those
readers Of the history OF the world She
saw the great Napoleon Of France, and she
knew many incidents OF European and Am-
erican events. that II printed would be in
tcrestiug reading. The immortal Crockett
was her guest a. Nacogdoches when he was
en- route 20 The Alamo, and General Hous
ton was intimately known to her
Mrs sterno was born in Eslin. Wurtum-
berg. near Stuttgart, July %. 1909. Her
family omisraied to Louisiana. and settled
in Natchitoches. She was married in lS2S to
Hon. Adolphus Sterne, and they moved to
Nac0gdoches. Texas. TO live. She passed
through tho trying periods Incident to those
days. having lived uner the various gov
ernments existing until Texas became 4
republic and one OF the states OF the I'm
ion.
Judge Storne was in tho civil and mlit-
airy service of Texas under the republic and
a member Of the state senate at the time
OF his death in ls52 Their home at Mac
ogdnches WIS the hospitable gathering place
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CITY nUEVITIEs.

An members Of the Emmet Rifles who
have unsoli tickets for the bah are re
qoeSted TO ruturn them at once TO Tom
Ol.enry.
There was calico ball given az Saen-
gcrhund hall ast night, which was largely
ATTENDED and very much enjoyed by all
those present.
Horn 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Paul. two
ririA. twns weight gmt and nine pounds
j. Mitchell host a bicycle winch was
stolen few nights ago from 500 Walker
avenue.
Tho monthly meeting of San Jacinto
chApter, Daughters of the Republic of
TtNNs. VIII Doe held nj uo.ock Thursday
AT the residence OF Mrs. Max UrwttZ.
corner OF Prairie avenue and Fann.n
street
Tho committee named Ny the bar meet
ing VIII, on wednesday at 10 n. M. pre-
= n, 10 the county cour the resolutions
recently adopted "a respect 10 the memory
of the late Judge James y. Blkcr. after
which the cour. wiil adlourA FOR the day.
Mr.. G. W. McCurdy of Dallas - In the
C.ty, arranging FOR the transfer OF the
hus ross of buEl1by Il McCur1y from
Dallas 20 Houston, whore they have leen
~ rn god as expert accountants ana adj
Jusicrs. Mr. Thomas Duglehy VI the firm
"a wen know n Houston, whore he often
Wis ted when travelling auditor OF ths Mis-
scpri, Kansas and Texas Railway com
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IN THE COURT HOUSE.
Call of the Docket by County Judge
Shaw.
PROCEEDINGS IN DISTRICT COURT.
suits Filed in the Justice Courts.
Rice VIII Contest SET for Hearing.
Penitcntinry Commitments.

Yesterday was the first day OF the March
term OF tho county court and Hon. w. N.
Shaw, Judge called the docket. a large
number OF cases were continued generally
and for service. The moro important or
ders entered are as follows:
Clark IL LOTUS VS.. r. N. Homer; dis
missed on defendants motion.
K. Y. Eggling VS., Missouri, Kansas ard
Texas Railway company, judgment for
plaintiff $ia and costs.
j. w. Mckee VS., John Williams, ct al.
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Hathaway, Soulc ~ Harrington VS.. L. ].
Bart; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Jonas Altmout VS. city OF Houston, ct
al: dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Houston National bank VS.. Alfred Wis
hey, judgment for plaintiff, by default, for
$3.50 and 10 per cent interest from Septem-
and foreclosure on three Martin county
bonds.
Tho probate docket will be taken up
jury cases will be heard Saturday, March G..
Cases not reached by noon OF tho second
day, after which they were set for, will DO
continued generally under tho rule
To avoid confusion the cases set for this
term arc not given in this issue After
tho appearance docket has been called
which will be this morning, cases as set
Will be given MS usual.
Today Is appearance day and Wednesday
call of probate docket and no cases were
set for these lavs
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completed by the company which has had
the matter In charge. They looked into
every particle OF work. investigated the
books OF the company and made favorable
report. They found that about a million
collars had been expended In putting In the
1etty work. but 1t Is their opinion that the
work. as II is at present. Is not worth more
than 100000. should the government de-
eide TO assist In the work This decline In
value Is caused by the Improvement In tho
method OF harbor work since the !c.ty
work at the mouth of the Brazos was COM
menced In 1891. The report OF the engineer
is very favorable and the matter is now IN
the hands Of the war department. The en-
eineer's report states that twenty-four feet
OF water could be secured at cost OF
81. 900 ,o00. which would include the acqui.
sition by the government Of the work al
ready finished"
MIR. Foster states that he found the
Texans in Washington glad to assist him
IN any way. and he feels hopeful that so'ro-
thing viii be done to make the mouth OF
tho BRACES deep water port
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Convention of school trustees.

County Superintendent Il. l.. James has
called meeting of county school trustees
to hefheld in this city March $, next Mon
day, for the discussion of the duties of
trustees and school laws and scholastic
matters in general. The white directors
viii assemble in the city high school build
ing at 1890 o'clock in the forenoon and the
colored directors at O'Clock In the after
noon at Chaneyyille. This a new move
ment and the directors will evidently profit
by contact and discussion In as great meas
ure as the teachers have been mutually
benefited by institutes and exchange of
Ideas and experiences. Superintendent
James is anxious that the directors Will
recognize the Importance Of this movement
and that every district In Harris county be
represented
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Personal MENTION.

=, Mr. j Rosenberg has returned from.
New York.
Hon. Eugene Williams of Waco Is In
the city on legal business.
Mr. 5. j. Avis OF Fulshear Texas was
Ia the City yesterday on bus moss.
Clarence Guerlngcr Of We Beach hotel at
Galveston was in the city Yesterday.
Miss Edna Key has left for Navasota.
10 he gone a month on visit to friends
Mrs. Il Atkinson left yesterday for New
orleans 10 attend the festivities OF MNrdi
Judge l.. J, DUFF OF Brazora returned
u. c.
Mrs. W. u, Lawson left last night for
Mardi GraS,
Colonel l.. A. whailey. superintendent
OF tho state peniteniiarles, WIS In the
city yesterday.
w II. H. owen and daughter, Miss
Nclma, loft last night for Denton. Texas
10 visit relatives.
Judge sam pcrryman has so far re-
cnNcrad from his injuries that he will he
able TO be at his of.lce today.
Edward 4. Flewellen cane IN from his
farm N Fort BEND county yesterday ard
spent the day with his friends.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Burns who has been so
very III for several weeks, is slowly con
Nai,s'cing at her home, at 800 Mckinney
avenue.
Mrs. a. Key left yesterday for Hemp
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chief RavcII interviewed.

Chief Tom f. Rayell of the Houston fire
department was asked yesterday regarding
the fire trap spoken OF In a petition
which was read to the council at the meet
irg yesterday afternoon. He replied:
THE complaint 10 in regard to Il frame
building on Chartres street between Com
merce and Magnolia avenues. It was the
cause OF fire alarm recently. and on COM
plant to the council | was instructed to
investigate it. | did so and notified the
agent OF the owner that it was dangerous
IN case Of fire, and instructed him to have
it torn down, hut he has not done SO. The
matter has now been referred TO the fire
committee and myself and condemnation
proceedings VIII probably he commenced"
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stead. 10 be with her father. Captain John
q. PITTS. who had the misfortune TO break
a limb.
stephen Could organizer for the I'm
proved order of Red Men, AMI an old
time newspaper man of San Antonio. Is In
the city.
Mrs Henrietta Gilbert Bill OF Redlands.
Cal. accompanied BY her two nieccs, tue
Misses Hudson is visiting her mother.
Mrs. \. Werner. lll9 Congress avenue
There VIII he a Carnival tea at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. George Atkinson. NO lziS
Polk avenue. corner Of Caroline Stfeet.
this evening. for the benefit of Trinity
Mission.
MIR. Isaac l.. Cody. merchant OF Mar.
shalltcwn, Iowa. Is in the city. takinE ~
the coast country. He is well pleased
with Houston and II desirable opening
can he had he Will move to this section
Major r. e. Byrnes, ono OF Houstons
oldest citizens, left last night FOR CAN'T.
ireland. He VIII sail from New Aork
md make an extended soJourn IN the o.t
country and return after an absence Oh
keVcrlt months.
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he IS LOCATING A HARBoR.
Foot Of Main Street Has Been the
First Selected.
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER IN HOUSTON
work Of Surveying Buffalo Bayou
Has y Commenced and VIII He
Completed A. Soon as Possible.

Assistant United States Engineer F. OPP
schooner Louise Dolson. which Is now
lying a. tho wharf Of the Direct SaviEn-
lion company. He IS here for the purpose
OF making a survey OF Buffalo bayou IN
der an act passed recently by congress-,
IN which an appropriation was male for
defraying the expenses of n survey OF
Buffalo bayou through Galveston bay TO
deep water at Galveston. On last Friday
z. NJ. Hartrick. chief engineer under Ma
commencing west OF Bolivar. to make
survey towards Houston to meet Engineer
Oppikofer.
MIR oppikofer was seen Yesterday by Il
Post reporter and he said he had instruc-
lions TO make the survey. estimating the
cost of charmed 100 feet wide and o feet
deep. also TO locate harbor. He WIS
engaged yesterday in making surveys on
tho bayou at the foot OF Main street. He
located harbor at this polnt, but thinks
that tbs cost w!ll he very great. as It
would take n great deal of property. lie
viii continue bis work down the bayou
and locate other harbors, making an es-
innate OF the cost. According to insiruc-
tons, tho harbor is to be 80 feet square
and on his he IS basing his work.
~
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ttNil District Cn,,r,

inc following cases were taken up in the
c'v ,i district court Hon. John C. Tod IRE.
siding;
= Ritter & Conley vs. Houston OIL Reorino
20; reset for March %.
=. no case o. w. F. Carson VS.. Miss,,u,
Kansas and Texas Railway company. ct al !:
"%l given to tho jury at p. m.
pn -; - Storrie vs. Houston City Street
s,r''may Germany ct al; suit for $50 600 ON
S'Tret paving certificates: on trial, va
IN TINS court all cases not dlsnossd .,
s,.1,, l3r February &c and 81 0ury easAS
49, MAJ 10 taken IN in their regular ORD,
faurts o., Mhich is the first day Of tho
Az. ~ IVY week. Yesterday was tho FIRST
gay Of tho second non.iury wei, ''l' lrst
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w nrk Of Iln pnIinn

The following is summary OF tho work
of the police for the month ending Feb
runry IS:
State eases--Disturbing the peace. C; va
sraney' ~; affray. .: misdemeanor theft
~ rudely displaying a pistol, ., assault
ana battery. IA; theft from tho person. !,
malicious mischief 2, violating separate
opach law u contempt of court, /; bur
sIary' Felony Inert, a. embelSlemcnt. S;
arson. /; assault with intent TO murder. q,
kidnapping, | total l6a.
City cases - Disturbing the pence. %,
committing nuisance 4: drunk and down
20; drunk and disorderly. a. abusive Ian.
eunge, o. soliciting. ] gaming, /; assault
and battery Z; indecent exposure, 2. cru
city to animals. l; reckless driving, l.; dis-
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REAL EsThpE MEN.
iHuni Weekly Meeting WAS Held
Last Night


Last Night
The real estate men held their usual
weekly meeting In tho rooms OF the Bust
ness League While there was no routine
business transacted. the meeting was un-
usually Interesting. New plans were dis
orssed for tho advancement OF the real es
tnto interest In this section. and some new
developments arc promised for tho better
advertising OF Houston, Harris county aud
this section.
II WAS suggested that an expression he
obtained from each visitor TO our section.
and that the real estate men be charged 10
secure these interviews from each visitor
to our section with whom he may come In
contact. and his opinion OF our beautiful
sunny South, the land OF blooming roses
ana perpetual spring, will be a sweet sol
ace for our labor.
Tho committee on vegetables for free
eiits 10 our visitors reports unexpected sue
cess and liberal donations of garden truck
Tho rooms and exhibit OF the business
League looked remarkably fresh after the
cleaning and roarranging by the chairman
OF the decoration and exhibit committee
Mr. j. X. Bright
Adjourned to meet Monday next.
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EXPOSITION AT MUNICH.
Great Exhibition of Motors and
Machines 10 he Held in 1898.

The Post has received from the German
consul at Galveston the following notice
of the big machinery fair to be held in
Munich next year:
Under the patronage of II. h. II. Prince
Luitpold, regent of Bavaria, the General
Industrial association of Munich organizes
on the occasion of it's fifty years jubilee,
with the Cooperation OF the Polytechnic as
ISOLATION of Munich. from the 18th of June
to the 10th of October. 1898, the second
dnternatonaD Exhibition of Motors and
Machine Tools. The object is TO exhibit
such machines and auXiliaries as tend to
improve industry and the arts, as well as
to instruct and encourage manufacturers
anc make them acquainted with the value
and Importance of making the best use of
the forces of nature by means of the sci
entifc and technical Inventions and I'M
provements OF cur day. With this object,
the exhibition Will contain motors, machine
s1ols, hand tools, implements. apparatus and
machinery in motion, as well as The mate
rails to be worked up, and the manufact-
urlng processes in operation, accordingly
motors over ten-horse- power and tools or
machines requiring greater driving power,
suoh as steam hammers. lathes, rolling ma
chimes and the like will be excluded Popu-
lar lectures on special scientific and tech
meal branches Will be delivered, and tech
meal literature on these subjects will be
eNnihite1. The exhibition Will comprise:
Hroup ]. Motors gas, petroleum, ben
zine. steam and hot-air engines, machinery
driven by water and wind power. and cleo
tro-motors UP TO ten hor.e- powor
Hroup 2. Machine tools, hand tools and
indictments
Group j. Auxiliary machines, as pumps,
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Preparing the CommI,,,.

deputy District Clerk a. l.. Conawav wa
engaged yesterday in making out commits, :
uen's 10 the penitentiary for those con.
''e'e' at the last torn of the criminal dis.
trlct court They are d. W. Wells hrn
s,ary' tive years Martin Spencer. forr"ry
wars veu years rom Berkeley, burglary. two
Matte I I'LL. Nenner' forgery, two years
Willie blackburn, alias Crack-a-1sch" 'i ~ nc
SesNlns stolen property, two years. Har, te.
scott, burglary, nine years. "iNey
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Justice W. IL. HiII,s co,,t

about iVo suits were filed in this court
by tho State Saturday. February q. The
iuil l'st could not be obtained YESTERDAY
a., y, = Lincoln In this. court yestori,,,
nt,l SUIT against tho following persor. g.,
Gept ana foreclosure OF chattel ino,,rn.,a ~.
II. Pierce. S6ss0; Mrs. Laura Morris So So.
w W; d Griffin. sSte2; James pn ~, a.
s saS so Mrs, Bette Bryan. sss; A. L. Otto
s,on ~ ", ~ bennett $50 80: c. l.. Wae1sn
sIVc'loi Mrs H. H. White. llaS.25. ''"'
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The citizens of Drummer will meet next
Thursday night in the hall of the town and
organize fire department. Edward Alex
ander VIII be chairman of the meeting
one OF the members Of the department viii
be w. T. Seibert, who was a factor in the
houston volunteer department In its palmy
days and who did much to make that de-
partment a pride to Houston.
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Sad News by TcIcernph.

Misses Annie and Alice Thielen OF Bra
zoria are at the Lawlor. They arrived yes
terdav from Bolton. where they are attend -
'g school. en- route to l|ra2oria having
been called home on account Of the illness
OF their father. They missed connection a,
Houston with the Columbia Tap and during
the day received a telegram announcing the
death Of their father They leave this
MOrnlng Tor their hninn
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An rue OPERA HOUSE.


! ptiS .NAaAhN'
Caesar Borgia .......... Frederick dosiey
Francois Dauhisny go. Frank l.. Sylvester
puc dc Nemours ...... VIM. Montague
| Niccolo Mscchiayclll -. w. J. Constantine
| Cardinal of Nafbonne ...... Guy II. Post
I Pope an italian trooper. John Weeks
Marco Barzo. a Jester Wadsworih Harris
JeUpo. Torolls servant ...... Paui GerIoh
Lucretia Borgia, Duchess OF Ferars..,.
| Observation-Disclosures. Saran IruaX
Laura. ward Of Macchlayelu. Eda Aberic
Briggltta. Lnura's compnuion..........
Observation-Disclosures. Rose Shun1n
Gamma. Marco Barzo's daughter......
Observation-Disclosures. Grace Munderyille
| Housekocper ............... Mary Breyers
Blanche Dauhsny, wife of Dauhieny
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Maud Dhrnln
Mr. Otis Skinner and his supporting COM
panv were seen twice at the opera house
yesterday. presenting the Lady Of Lyons
al the matinee and Mr.. SINNERS latest and
po,sihiS. greatest success. "a Soldier OF For
tune. at night. The famous old play given
at the matinee was admirably produced
with Mr. skinner as Claude Melnotte aud
Miss Truax as Pauline. but IL WAS in the
evening that the cntire company were seen
at their best and both an artistic and popn-
lar success was scored. "a Soldier OF For
tune" is Il strong and beautiful play Of the
romantic order and was handsomely staged
last evening and presented with much spirit
by he excellent company with Mr. Skinner
this season. The story Of the play is as
follows:
a Young Italian Of noble family named
Torelil IS with the French army under the
Due de Nomours during the occupation OF
Italy by the French In the time OF Louis
MI. Torelli Is playing the devoted cavalier
ia Madame nauhisny, who Is sadly neglect
cd by her husband. who Is spy Of the
borgin. This villain, By the aid Of one OF
hts tools. who plays the character of Jeppo.
Torcills servant, commits a series of rob.
tcries and couccals the spells in a small
best in TCrrllis tent Al the proper time
uaubiguy don1unccs Toreli. the chest vs.
examined and with no means OF proving
h's innocence Torclli Is degraded and
irummed" out If the French camp as "A
fhiel The second ~ finds Torrui IN Flor
croe whore he rcsCues Laura. the ward OF
Necchiayelli the great Floronuue states
mlu tfon no hands uf a couple of high
Va'mcn. Hc also falls in lovo with Laura.
Ncrctiarcli give Toreil 4 Acrot iiisslon
'0 komc re arrives ihcro In time to save
= statesman md ihc French Cardinal Mar
bonnie from poisoning The Horgia has
ilen iu love wlth Laura Int she repulses
lm aud Dc has her kidnapped by his hire
hfrs and cnrrird 20 his castle. Laura Is
Torrui D,n,btr,v IL ramon ANA ' nons.s.s.
,tl ',H .,'"u' ~ ,HPpou anu '1uleasea
horora and h,s nss,ticr by ,bo nnc Az NJ
mours. Laura of cor,sc h,. ie,.ro,, ~,
ll,o the h.rn lar a.. 5.y,,Ior ~ Ior ,,i
consents 10 becnn,e bis WHO w ''''' ""''
An Toreui Mr. Si.inu.r has ro1o n,,t
suits him admirably and hotb his con.,an.
a., ,,.i 80, '''' "N' uI'" MS VouveP.
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guardianship on the estate of the minor
Minnie Emma Gibson

The following bill of sale was filed in the
county clerks office: w. e. Roinecke to
A. Berger, all interest in the Phoenix
Plumbing company, PIP Crawford street
including bath tubs, basins, water pipes
etc. and all accounts of business; also all
interest in Judgment No. 1929 in the county
court-H. C. Berger & Kleinecke vs. Ster
rett & Stevenson 5000.
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He WINS nndIv nruiseJ

Mr.. a. +. Childers clerk for r. u. Tay-
Tor a Sons, had the misfortune to fall under
lot OF boxes yesterday. He was made as
comfortable as possible n physician sent
for, and after ministering to his injuries
he was removed to his homo In Drummer.
1t is not thought any bones were broken.
but the young man is considerably bruised
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charging firearms In the city limits. 1.
fighting. q: burying dead ANIMALS In the
city limits. 1. disorderly conduct. Is; &C.
companying lewd wQmen. 7: street walking.
8; malicious mischief. i: refusing to pay
hack fare. /: interfering with an officer. l !;
causing collision. / peddling without H.
censc. ?; violating health ordinance. a.
idle aud loafing. Q; trespassing. 2 riding
bicycle on the sidewalk, 4: riding bicycb,
without light. /; driving on the Sidewalk,
o.. Il
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MOUTH OF THE BRAzos.
Return of the Committee which
visited Washington City.

NcfUrn NJ thc IOmmIttcc Whlrh
visited Washington City.
Hon, l.. l.. Foster, general manager Of
the Velasco Terminal Railway company;
Judge +. J. Duff OF Ansleton. and NJ. NJ
Miller real estate man OF Angleton. re-
turned yesterday from Washington City,
where they have been In the interest OF the
river which have been under construction
by the Brazos River Channel and Dock
company. In speaking OF the matter Ir
Foster said:
"A board of United States engineers WIS.,
tied the works in December last to investi
gate the probable commercial value of tho
port and the value Of the work already
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Desires Patriotic Litcrnture.

The fame OF the Daughters of the Repub,
lie Of Texas Is extending throughout the
state. Mrs NJ. Looscan yesterday received
4 letter from X, B. Nelson, principal Of the
Emory school at Diana, Upshur county,
Texas. asking for literature regarding tho
early days OF Texas, which 1t is desired TO
use at celebration to be had at Gilmer,
Texas, San Jacnto day.
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~ rythInn nan TonI.ht.

This evening at pythian hall, in the
Fifth ward, there VIII be pink domino
and tea rendered to the Knights and Ladies
Of Dixie Mr. Franz Wendels has charge
OF the musical programme and will be as
sisted by Mesdames Payne and Burlington
and MIR Stone.
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George Staley. whose unfortunate condi-
tion was published yesterday, is stili in .
HELPLESS condition at ST. Joseph's lnfirmary.
He is able to converse but does not seem
70 realize his precarious condition.
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George Lowther is confined TO his room
at his daughters residence. corner Of Poase
and Chenevert streets. He is recovering
f.om congestive chill.
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W. r. Sinclair who has been confined to
his bed al st. Joseph's Inflrmary, was able
to walk about In the open cir yesterday
afternoon.
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Inc Rice will contest has been go, ,or
hearing March % in the probate court
In the probate court Mrs. Mary lors,
H'sAter filed an application for letter. :,