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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

,-.tIrr entered bis ler side about three
inches above the heart. passed amos.
5.recty through tle 1ody and came o--
20 fle back
FrerrthIre possible was done ry me
r.rr.-.cials for the comfort ~ The W'li--
.l man. and ell means we're trled 90 save
BAL. nfe. bun bis condition was hopeless
ard be- brsathef bis last about an holI
and a half after receiving the wound
Before his DEATH Mr. carr stated 20
bis physicians -nat me 4--- ei-7 ---
been entirely occidental
D had just finished writing number
70 letters be said "lnd was looking
trr some stamps with which to maA
treu. keu- uy pistol iu 81 ll---a--
~ uy desk and ln feeling ln ms l-
/ accidentally pulled the weapon OH l-
f.I INTO au open drawer 10 frcl- ~ l--
and went Of
THE DESK EXAMINED.
An examination of ar Carr desk har-
out The Truth of h.s story. 10 is NJ tle
1ll known raiitr-iop across -.-
nrrtr portion being a lue of p-t-
holes and .u the 'front.' Jus- below tle
.l "a drawer Ihe pistol which was ot
.,-.albre. with 4 very long barrel. was
found ln the open drawer. "a sheet o-
STAMPS and some papers ln The same l--
INK backened hy powder. showing mat
The weapon had been discharged while
.r tle drawer
ar-rrI -r- hole lu Lr Carr b clothing
made ly tl- bullet was 4 large charrel
-I-.e nlrul into bis Garments ly The
powder Ile bullet whicn did tLt dead
s. v9rk Vl- found on lle floor where D.
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ters adoiss--- % 1-l-'ls -.l.ss. -. -. .'.- -
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ceastd lniini-- 5 Ed t
/ re,iot-lf aNu .-.r --'4'- -
SAD -t lail'
/ Tragedy. ~ -.t
lmmeaialt-. .-' -..-...s 49,
/ Coroner "- %. s--.-.-,-.
/ went 20 once ' .-.--.. ~ 81.
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/ AF. NaII pr .L- .-..'--.--.
/ no ore being ~ pane .'i VS. -.
lirs. carr laiAer. IT S---s " Ii
l wick county. was N.il-r- ID --1
/ hy wire. and -s eA 70 ~
/ ncnd 10 pc "--- DDS -- '' --' -'
/ l.ct-ol-
1ir. carr faAeIai ".A ,4Ae p.a,t
1872 o'clock to-IorL ~ ana .-s No..
vfl ne -nielIel ll h'-is " 'r ~
pf-ns pil'alr- --'
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

WASHINGTON. y. C.. NOV. T.-Con-
nissioner-General Powderly. n the In
migration Department to-day received a
telegram from Inspector Baldwin. IN Ms
sisirni. stating that he bad secured the
arrest 81 nineteen others az the party
~ Austrian stare crtters making forty
seven in au Trsrecf0r Baldwin was In
st-urtel % bring the s- immed aieiv 70
Pafirlore far dep0r'atio TO Austria. and
have a deputy lnd the two srill missing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

Committee
and The Investigation viii De- resumed IN
the rooms % the Povhatsn Club. on
E.ehth street. between Broad and Mar
shall
The proceedings last n'rht were not
without some interesting features. ne.
ciiedly The most interesting was that
after the committee had adjourned Mr
=. G. Fokes. who has recently been
elected 90 the House OF Deegates from
th.s city, appeared as counsel Tor bis
brother Mr Mnetree Foikes. When p
g. Folkes undertook lo interrogato 80
committeeman be- was ,old % he had
any charges 20 make 90 report 10 Colonel
=. p. Cox. Grand Commander % fno
Grand Camp ~ Sons ~ Veterans. wro
appointed Che committee He had 70
charges 20 prefer. aut Mr. FoIkcs wanted
70 give hls opinion NJ two Members %
the committce. which he did,
MR FOLKEs' SPEECH
Havmg been informed rhat De- could
prefer Charge AGAINST the committee 20
Grand Commander Co.'S Mr Fokes ap-
pealed to an present 20 20 with him 90
The poWhatau Club-rooms. some one sug-
rfsted thar De could speak in Lee Camp
H4ll and Che crowd remained. expecting
sensational charges. When tho commit
teemen had JEFF their seats Mr Foizes
mounted the rostrum and spoke about ter
minutes His tlk was % show that
Messrs. Lamb and Lecky. ~ The commit
zee. might De- ureudced against Mr
Mnetree Fo'kes
In the midst ~ his address lir Julian
Bryant arose and stated fhat De could
nor longer remain 20 hear such talk and
left Many persons started ~ quit th-
/ hau hlt with The exception ~ Mr.
Bryant and perhaps one or two others.
I aH remained untl Mr. Folkes had con-
/ Cluded.
THE TESTIMONY.
Mr. r r. Noel was the first witness.
| and be testified THAI when he advised Mr..
| H C. Duce 10 inform the officers n thc
| Dispatch C0mpany of What Doe claimed 70
I know of M e. - Vests connection nth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

Aa4NtFl LlN4a 4fN-l. AffNl- tftlNtI T. .
6. Tcmkns Zeb Dalton. Charles Lewis
Joscph Stevens. Tom Erown. Wu- r.
vine. q. ". Wright Jake white. u. @.
Erurnett Ottie Ramsey. I. II Ande1-
son. r. ~. Kcfron. W =. True. JEFF Ors-
borne. Jake Vaughn. Phillip Woods. Tom
Cheatwood. MIX jefferson, j. G..
Thomas. Lee Thomas james Hampton.
James NILS. George Guess. Nm. biaiT.
Albert Woods. J. S. Ferguson. Bob. An
certon, sam. Horne. I'd. Guerrart. -
Goldsmith and Noah Henson. buf many
O. fal4 tfespass ers who have combined
ans confederafel with tfosc above NAMED
for thc unlawfyl purpose Aforesaid are
unknown 90 yrur orator and thelE names
cannot LoW therefore be siFcn- Beng
itr0Et remedy ir a court of law your
orator files this its bin in court q
equity. whcre alone Eu-h matters are
ccgn.z1bie and pTaTs.
J. That the sei1 o. ". Evans. Joseph
smith James Crawiey. Charles Porter.
james Turner. Frank smith. John Cal-
vert. Lewis Nrcel Lewis Herbcrt. J. y.
Tomhns Ieh. Dalton. Charles Lewis.
Joseph Stevens. Tom Bowen. Wm. j.
VINE, q v. wright. JAKE White. u. q.
B-aumett Ctue Ramsay. Fl. n Anle--
son, r. Il ketrCr. w. p. True JeG
Crsbcue. Jake YSle,n FrlIip Woods
Tom Cheatwocd Nick Jefferson. -. a.
Tlomes Lee Thcucs. james Hampton.
James LIls. George Guess. william
Blair Ebert Woods g. s Ferguson.
Bob. Anderson. sam Guerraut -
Goldsmith and Noah Henson and cll OH
er parties concerned whose names may
hereafter De- ascertal1ed may be mzde
parties respondent hereto ana Pc reqGir-
"a % answer the same but answer W.
ce- oath ls expressly waived
IL That the SAID j. w. Evans. Joseph
Smith. james Crawley. CHARLES Porter.
JAMES Turner. Prank smith. John Cali
vert. Lewis Vince. Lewis Berhet. j. q.
TonEins Zeb. Dalton. Charles Lewis.
Joseph Stevens. Tom Bowen. Wm. lr-
vire q. W. Wright Jake WHITE. u O.
/ Bruumett Ot-e Ramay. p. ~. Ander-
son. y d. ketron W r. True Jef
Orshcrre Jake Vaughan IhI p WOODS
| Ton. Cheatvoo1 Nick jefferson H O.
/ Thomas Lee Ihomas james Hampton.
James Mills George Guess Wm. Blalr
Albert So Gods =. =. Ferguson. Bob. A--
I derson. SAN Horne. I'D. Guerr1nr --
1 Goldsmith and Noah Henson. and any
and au other parties associated ~ acf-
ur with fhern in the tresrasses ln SAID
hiil complained % bee cufcinel and rf-
strained from entering upon the property
of comp aint. Toms Creek Coal and Coke
/ COMPANY without f1- permission so
writing o. yogT orator ard from iu any
manner trcspassirg upon said premises
/ and iut.uilatine cr coerci-v. OF attempt
/ ing 20 iutmidafe or coefce the employees
/ o. your orator with ID tent 20 iudrce
| said euployes 30 qu.t the service ~ yogr
I orator end from entering into amy ccrti-
nation or conspiracy ro hinder 0- Cb-
strJrt T1ur orator in and about rhe law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

--t.- -s--ri.tle
C.lrcr r @ -'i' .-- -.-.....
-llE.r probably
Iartv of lanfi --..r.
th- conference. ana l'- - -r.
wr..- -- Isl
--i-1--. .--,-.- .r---rrs-
---' -' -. --.-t.---
lrf session r..-.-. --.---
a- -ffille- -r. I'll .--...--
gerald --ti -..-..-- ----
... -..- r -L.re -s.k.-r
DOB har OVID r.i even t--.
erl ol-rft - 20 --..--
eve- was 30. ...-....r -r.r-
lrr t.H-ti
-noIrrIri i.' .r. f..- -r-- +r-
The rol-e- -.--- -...
clerical mem ,.--.-- e 7r f,.-
Tear. VIZ -,-.-ru and
fers1n D.
U. - nl- ...,.- --e ----r.r-.f
-.-..-.-- l.. rrs held for -a.r-
sf.f r Lame
.t--- ~ u..rr--. wan.
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itr--. .- .-.-.-- ..--
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orally Ma' .... --.--f,-.
tar tre t---
I'LL I.---
Nos. of che session
-.re business and
talk tltre Was --.--
tat1rs who - ...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
MORE EVIDENCE WAS HEARD
Investigation Of Bribery Charges Re-
Sumsd Last Night.
Mr. {. c. FVLKEy VERY PLAIN TALK
Afser djournDenfh he Detained the Crowd
and Made an Address in which He As
ssssIed Two Members offhe Commit
tee--IuferestiDg Developments.

For three hours the committee appointed
TO investigate charges Of improper con-
duct on the part of members Of the His
tory Committee q the sons % Confed-
eiate Veterans heard testimony last
n'cht.
There were some very interesting 90.
veiorments. but none that mish; be terx~
q sensational.
Tie COMMITTEES VII meet agsin tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18


nRTSTDI TENN. NCv. I.-speclal-- -
TSharn SINE Young negro. was nll-ed
at Torezboro Washington county. Tenn,
today fnr rha murder n Waiter 1aii'-
vrav. p highIr respected Young white man.
July 9th. Perhaps n0 crime 10 this staie
i- Wears was attended with more h0rrlfy-
irr results than that NJ sims MY. lia.4o-
war had called at the home ~ MS pe-
rrofrel Miss Efle Boring ana upon
aErnrIru re1ursfed sims. who was q seq
rarr at The Boring home % take charge
of his horse
sins became enrsEel 90 The request ana
declared he would Al Galloway. cong
into the house. re came olt Nltl n.y.
.-.a End fred upon Galloway. blowing The
TOP ~ his head on
The deed us committed ln me pres
e-re NJ the Young lady VINO was soon TO
have been married t0 Galloway.
The shock was too much for her. and
She died short time afterwards. iier
-n.fher fh4 uf1rw of Dr William Boring,
who had been prominent iu fle county,
Was similarly Affected. and lt was onif
short time tilI lrr remains were uuIle4
beside those OF ler daughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

A'aL --..r.r r.rrr.f Who
coz tre r-...r,-..rrl
rvare e. a.,
conn -.,.---Vrl-e circuit
respondents
court she Judge % the
In Ir -t-... rouutv va:
1f-+ r.- creek Coal and
. r-~-orntion under me
coke -.., ~ y-rrInia. complains
aul -atr - - --ef,.afTr coal
lnal --.-.. .f+rs+r .r Wise
mines N.itr. -~-. creek and
county va .-~-,-r. a large
taa- in .--,-i-. ne number of
Ian't -r rr+r e-m or thtre-
t'Ir- ..- -u.rfr rf such coal
a" .f -r-t- it has been
-.- i- rrslneIn- and shipping
....f....-..rr ard shipping
.- u has employed lr DIS
tA' -....-.fra SOM % money
-.-rsa Ir acquiring said
--.--+.rr ff- said business
r.-. rt.
-- hes Oh either SIDE -
- .rr frterds for cone
t- - .fr-r fnr Pig TOMS
-s tr. ruutrs tTarcl
H - tt-..-srn railway. ir-
rt - --.~e- and number ot
r-- -.r.0r complainant Isl
...-- and has leen ever
.r. rv.rsrs.
t.... .ra - Cav 70 lulF
.. ,.. ~ men employed
-" .t.. e--rroy-1eut of
Ir ff ,- ~e i+ is called
rl . Sass That thr
srrr -frf@ ..... .f Them. lf
r1 rrn ~ d. CONT. na-
-r. an -f -ffm. local
f.~ r. ss''h ,,....-..--..s-. ~
'rs~.h 70 ne Ii.' -'.,.- t.-. f.oar
America. enc 'h-. -,rt .ai8 70
rr-itri n +r. Narora.
rare been .-.--f-rio- rna-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18
' ~~ia Po-fmas,ers.

WASHINGTON ID. O., Nov. 1.-THE
President to-day appointed Charles r.
Hardy. postmaster ar Winrhesrfr va.
and ths following fonrih-elass postfEasfers
were aptsnted in Vrginia city PORT.
James u. Proctor: Contra. Major J. Ellis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

5i. ATTORNEYS VIII Demand the Trial Of
IL. - lIIlll-. f..r

san FRANCISCO. SOY I--Atiorreys
f-- rr..rc-. ulrrart .rra made s new
--r-. rr. condemned nam now stands
.-..-....f.s oi tle murder 90 Blanche Ia
mont 80 disposition has been made q
+ra afrf-faual charge of the murder q
ST--Ie lrlLlarls. 4 document filed win
~. Fi-tr.rt attorney gives notice that On
5--.l.r regt. fhe attorneys f1r me arrus-
I'd vrf r.r before Jglee Raharr and
r--1 20. rral of tne Williams case.
D.rfrr- attorney Barns takas TIE so~i-
tiop that me Williams e.4se cauaot e
forced 70 tl-2L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

-,-,- ~. - '' ~. --...- r.---. -r.
"-' $50. --. -.---
e. aor "a, min, er~rtfrz conditioned AS The
'.7. st-s.f. before +h.c-erk ~ -le Circuit
r,.--- .+ we. county
--4f. ,-s.- 81 .-+r-e7 after conference
40. ...e- ...s.-f...-- - +ffs count ar -f
49,, ......,,, ,,. .. sr--- r-.lra ,..-5r.rrf
49, -e ~ +ha -,i-fo. ffs- tr- f,.v does
. .-er- , ,.s- ,---f-,- --.-rIr 30 fu-
s.-.... 80 i .-.,--- - r.-,..,-
rr..r.- rr-rrrsss,-
i--' - ---.
10 tle ti-Ih o. '-e ~-'----
county
July lt la'.- -.----,-.--
h p ri-. r. .--
Ioms Gre Goa. ana DeAr '-l i'---' Vs.
j Va Evans. 81 as
This cause c4re ol NE uaf i-slh -
'emoer. l.l 70 Pc he-i-1 On com 'iAlile n p
tiI on me Injunction pf1tf si-A..l us
non. Sphl - h-.laliai'. pAt ol l"e ,-,-,
oi ire supreme p-.i '- @'I,-a-s- '--t
la. l@. ol SAG al- '.h'h JOY e'--
as N ]. ~ LAaa- e-- .l-tir- q. i- A.-
pears 'nai sale ti--ais a--Fe peen lliy
ma 'u1tl o. .--.7 =
tA.n e-e ,-s 80 !.
Ati'-llaii. .- -oiia
niii. ana upon --I-.o'--- % -li',1.li' (
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

aGvisablIty % chPrEirr the present Plan
~ conference entertainment presented
trror-s ur A. .. Brown q report which
iorlr 90 ~ ersn-ful return - far as
r-ar-ir1h., 90 THE old plan q depending
uucu the Hospitality ~ the community
in which ttc conference is held
The rrtsent pan q providing tor tne
s-trr-4.-rrert q the conference ~ an
---raf collection in the churches he's
carrel. i- is said. mrlh dissatisfacton
ana 10 f- believed that 10 wiz be repealed.
The -e0rrr was laii m ths table unri
to-r-rrr--r when it is expected 10 excite
O. lfvrl- Lierrssiou-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-18

tcOntinUed on Second Pace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

ETse Temps has sE arsegeseiag 4rtscsa on
te% ssscsseSslon 70 ssse tanDne og 5apas- Rs1s
srszEssseAa4 a garaess. 1@sh3h8to I6anr@ bar
oaaor.s4 Is suffering sE5Gs aang ,gsassasa
an1 vaa nat EecneT. 9a5aee Spring
u give hlra a -sara rrlsr2st esase s.1g4
~aEtA iG Tire tTasslaiSo- ~ Esar1s--1z aesgy
~ III s she sons los % Eae empress gEsao
"a ctlle1ess9. tggs 81 au1 ~ aer gass4s-.r-
EAei-s2E 9Ela he m'As proclaim Ags.r be- ar
GrlAeae l1 sse E5S-sFj1.agfap ET&n4s~a Ay toe
sg1S3seTew ia assa RE as .Aa 41xa gnmase ) "
sgenSasns ST. order Of ~ iTrDs A-stgrp o. q
cgTll4 ~ lscA has req rs6 cg- ssi34 years.
AlgA traces 1tS origin sg "a fe.lah3s- Irlsas j.
9ahSah o. s3ae z1ra--fEe Gs@s4fsss &naAiegA
a11s geee'aasaEY - accepted Tittoiz 9sf.
1G1siE "a . cs1Etrg w2a4s@ kmH@s a6 s@F
a21s.sL -aayrog osne7iss 5m sseseEHsay ssrpa .sa.
Ersetlter4Ne s,gssrgs.raens- The zea rest APP
ps'asch 10 q SERIOUS religion which sAa
-Agssgsse hsse n'oegad s@e.H 10 Ass ghxsr cg.,
tGT tbs ivz2geeTssA gersenaee az -s--stsass ing
10 sen9s sort 1hs sssssttssAS s1ds tae spB.5'
os sspan- C9tlsea Rsgy- F1yre is nas
E&eaF 10 De amy tgsGssf ugcr Nhs nrr,ar,z ~.
rne1rs ter the s5c1ezzen5. w'tiien zacsra5ss. .
20 g2lV consolidation ~ lasW gs1 sses Ia d..
SAs1.t Oh las psSN Gar@rs descendants. as aags
heirs nnase % PRINCE AsfsG EaTz Taac7-Ss.7
wnn 6ilts in lsas @nr3ns: sbe sss@e ~ wgH.
Nes- 20. S45s son. EAsyrce Iz8srhb.0 wtgz
Trss rn2de yaca sssC7fsaa during -fax sa- Is
tseret1Ft, al yrEsP1g lsae rlasE .sSe7y per
500 10 S1eessB tb@ thrpove wAsca .k58.
sEs1see S9sst-g Ell hargaE Gys 10 occugg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Alaskan pirates.
1lexlfan f5erass.

AeIffiAG tteIAs1-
Some i3uas ego ia Alaskan waters Csl.-
saia Thsnapssri CT sa5e Ssar AZ F-rs-g,sxlrus
wss 7aAtset Of ihss Yesses by two .ri5'Tsa.
mails. VITO. to 5ss5ge by tsgs-r nAnes. tnpss
be descendants of IRE CHS Morse pirates.
Oscar B2sve99 sn1 AlezaG7@r I4s5,ssses-
These raeg.. having p43ssseses5 caleshsc lVe.s
OF ,Ae SsAr OF Trse5onl. sstca5 TER seara
Into MexiSsu wAtsre, a4vI1s FIRST s45e5.
che rrec20tion 10 charge mar @aEsa INTO
sh@t Of Natalie Tagsr put I'm al In.
EensgSa Dc TssI9s SaNedg. S~gwe- GAl2slr1ia.
and tired 10 se5l iheLr craft 10 4 Mrxll.Zv II
firm. Bsat sa,e aGfhsFssit= OF ESszs -sssg.a
COX w411 Of The piracy amt tie TesSet wes
saired and The tno PIRATES 2rrtste. ned
smprssomssa
The d!ssf8cS fudge arrza--2sd tnsrEs how
ever. gEsY fr- tine psrse NATION 81 f9-E II
papers. r4ss bcsSs iAse oaay Sssszsse whsch
properly came wttss-n he ssaElSsssrs1o1 -
sge Aex3eSl trtpus@iE- They acre sem
s-sace3 10 sae regg1zr serr-a vi tt,ipTis1n-
ruect fnr ihs 5sllnQUs7ry in question end
zAeE agFsez5@-s 20 i1E set3ss5 CsreaE4 r2Ss.i
q sTpsals 81 rtss rspssai, w1scn has ssis,
hf.l1g down us Ges.sl9s- H. q. ,feY are
Sentenced 10 iEb years 0s 5lapr1e Gal ga
ard q ane ,ss Ssss each
N1s- rA9y- Rave setss-3 Gms sEetr term
IN Mexico. Esaey rsvy ne eysr4s1.ie2 ESg
psraey 10 the Jnllesl States.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

asAge lsarBas ss@mnS ssh @ec6- Mr. &a1-
de N@Nl& Azse lake4 10 fDaae@ 7hf za astan&s
ana reEDscs ast faEe. bua l1sgzn s1seses
Wegs s@4n Eeea- sa1 iAsGr sce@a4 Ness ss--
os1sEY Ulse1Eg@g us-
He5ag aecafa ll4f rstxrsaa bg sAtu Ee
tsaueat9 egG SLOWLY ehrpggA ,hs As'allz
sssDdgys seaG25ae 1sn tsA. yellsas aud
honey. 594gs@ 4EaB were sss1 a91acSt4as
i5sas moving Re&s @Ar&- Qua stS ats ssse
s'gaAiaatl F Eug, 2rl& directed oar fsg1e 7Tss
its eou@tgT GA 3-e oge9ss9s FesgE s&n u
II fasssA sa1es AID Ee tHgAetsss3 10 -siss
"a AsAass,4AHas eAAse after acrtiiss. Aui De
0sBSF NaGte. tear MeE5sAza a.la a&ssf
lsgrss 10 dssrRaeh asar gaic1 Vac SORE
9ose and r9ss aesh 4triaex 4aa0l 5 s3s
aarss@s4
st sssSasitzs camping 5saee Blk zla5ez
s11ls Ire i1r&s cs i1e M@saEz F&1Ts saat
Nas bad, zaa sQostS ssaa plt ca Gi+sgsla
9ayvwfi@es- NJ Ai1<hell. al OF t,sAr a's--
Ger from the brSx@s. Rrs mgseis sFf@ pg3-
cred 90 go back on our trail slfs =. AK
lnlsea and ys9k oas tSr lnsaiaE ssgFs We
sE'siadzsst tf0un shooting our encs unst9 @e
had tstaktie& assrE@3aes saarw wsK 10 if1sA
sssEs ot Acsi.leS, zaG Toward sFe-asE stag5-
e6 back TO raEag, M5ea ! Observed 4
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
! CAPTAIN L. H. N'NEILY. !
ssesc The Darsnv Texas Ranger. sae.
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10 ths Edisor Of Tho Port
This rpunicr q TVS cid Texas Ranrsrx q
the +sA of October ias; sswsbly rsrrtntrd
,eos CT the lie and haraxAspx In The SIT
iisrntns o, uew country
T'he history 81 TsxAa wouid Iake nuea e.
its romance without frequent rvia-erce
- ne important para Fllyed by ms vn-
cAnnssd Ranger 10 tho deyelaEmen. q ,A,s
greaa STATE.
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was his haiterest faA ba, In later DAYS. Dr. 8
tcs years Amer ite war. same anus4.s a
bad yai'4 rnsa frcm shs older States.
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became sEoabsesoulc sSa tAAss. cog Sled
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fronsitr very pspr risk Tor n life iaxsr-
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q r. kolAns for iae Mcxiesn sad the \ as,s
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