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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-12
A TELEGRAPH TOURNAMENT
Seaboard Operators Test Their Skill OF
the Wires.

LHC UhCh.
The telegraph operators OF the Sea
board Air Line between Charlotte and
Portsmouth held telegraph tournament
"A race, as it were, over the wire-Tues-
day night from 1915 o'clock to q. IN.
But it was not until yesterday morn
| ing that the judges rendered their deci-
sion. 1t was ais follows:
Mr.. j. ID. Garter, Of Polkton, for send
ing the most words in one minute, for
FIVE minutes, was awarded a gold medal,
with name, date presented and for what
given engraved thereon. Mr.. Carter sent
224 words in the five minutes, without q
break or error Of any kind,
Mr.. +. Mclean, Of Charlotte, was ad-
judged the second best operator and was
awarded silver medal. He sent 800
words in five minutes with only thirty i'm
perfect letters aud thirteen letters omit
ted.
Mr.. II. A. 0heatham, of Ridgeway,
won the gold medal offered the operator
sending the best Morse" twenty words
or more a minute, for three minutes,
without break or error.
The judges were Messrs. w. II.
Blacknall, chief train dispatcher; @. Y.
Cheatham, chief clerk in the train mas
ter's office. and v. L.. Cherry, train die
patcher Messrs. ]. s.. Moore, relief dis
patcher, and w. III. Smith, train dis
patcher, were the time keepers.
On account of the storm which inter
fered seriously with the wires, the tour
nament did not begin until 1918 O'Clock
and ended about 1 o'clock. There were
about thirty contestants entered in the
tournament. They had a through wire
from Charlotte to Portsmouth.
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MOTHER AND CHILD KILLED.

Mrs. Sim r. Tolar and Child Run Over
by the G. f. and Y. V. r. r. at Red
Springs.
Red Springs, N. c., Aug. 11.-(SpeciaD
Mrs. Sim r. Tolar and child, of this
place, were killed by the G. f. and Y.
", $50 train this evening. Great crowd
at Chautauqua and a great meeting.
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couraging; but there are two things that
every true North Carolinian ought to
strive for. First. that every man and ev-
cry woman shall work for a living; and,
second, that every boy and every girl
shall receive practical education. The
success or failure Of these townships
hereafter with the special tax will large
ly determine what will be done in the fu-
ture on the local tax question"
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BIDS WANTED.

Heating contractors are invited 70 bid
for the construction of hot water heat
ing plant for dormiories three and four
OF the North Carolina College of AgFG-
culture and Mechanic Arts, Raleigh.
n. O.
Plans and specifications can be Oh
tanned at the office of ]. @. L. Harris,
Raleigh, N. c., and also at the Office OF
81. e. Bonitz, Wilmington, N. @.
Bids will be opened at the college
building, August II, 1897, at II O'Clock
noon. A certified check OF two hundred
dollars must accompany each bid az o
guarantee of good faith on the part Of
the bidder. The committee reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
J. q. L. HARRIS,
"a. Chairman
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81 crave but One Minute said the
public speaker in a husky voice; and
then he took dose OF One Minute Cough
Cure, and proceeded with his oratory.
One Minute Cough Cure is unequalled
for throat and lung troubles. Carolina
Drug Company.
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Within the last two weeks five separate
crimes of rape have been committed
Four are awaiting orderly trial, one has
been executed by Judge Lynch.
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Entered at the postoffice at Raleigh,
n. O., as second-class matter.
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bought last yes

The vote in Wake county On the special
school tax was as follows
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

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ELON COLLEGE. N. C.

Located 65 miles west of Raleigh, in Pied.
mont section; elegant buildings; all depart
ments well equipped faculty OF eleven mem
bers; co educational: curriculum equal of
best male colleges: most reasonable rates.
Address 10 ATKINSON, Ch'mn.,
Elon Co lege. N. G,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06

from this county. WAS tits morning re-
ported reversed and rrmandcd by the
court Of criminal appeals Ut Tyler. This
case attracted much attention Al the time
OF the tragedy. which occurred on the
night Of October ., 1884, On this occa-
sion there was gathering Of young people
at Chocttw Grove. some three miles ro,fth
OF Sherman During the progress Of a
dsnce difficulty arose between three
Shnmate brothers, Tom. Jim and Leland.
and Hugh Fuller, all we'll known young
men OF this county. in which Fuller was
shot and killed. Tho Shumate brothers
were arrested and tried. Tom was ac-
quilted and the case against Jim was dis
missed. Leland was found guilty az man
slaughter and given two years In the pen-
itentiary. His attorneys took an appeal
with the above result.
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II has BEEN worked with some degree Of
success, He has also examined drawings
OF the machine invented BY rossph Strou-
hali OF this county, which he thinks could
be made TO work with perfect success.
Up 10 neon yesterday 1929 bales OF cot
ton had been turned out BY the local gins,
or only fitty-tliree bales for the week.
The price has ruled at AZ for midding
During the last week of October tho
local pos,oftice has paid out $90io9 on
money orders, while /. has received Si56.6i.
making a balance OF trade ngalnst Boe-
Vile over $500 alone from this source.
Five train leads of cattle have been
shlpped over the Arkansas Pass during
the past twenty four hours
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
NoTns ANn rrRsoNAL,

Local physicians arc making PREPARATIONS
to entertain the South Texas fiedicnI asso.
citation. which meets in this city on De-
ccmbcr 90.
ROY. j. A. Smart, pastor. being abscn,
In San Antonio attending the Baptist Stat,
convention. there Will be no services other
than Sunday school at the Baptist church
In this city tomorrow.
Mrs. l.. d. Curtis has returned from m
extended sojourn In the North and East
Mr.. George Carroll left Thlrslay nght
for San Antonio, where he goes as dele
gate to the Baptist State convention.
The jefferson county district court will
begin its November term on Monday, No
yember ~. Tho November term viii be
held under the lazy enacted by the last
legislature. which gives the court six
weeks term.
Marriage licenses were this week issued
to the following couples: Lewis Williams
and Ada Pipkin. Henas Caylor and Miss
Ode Hamilton, George r.. Gil aud Miss
Dora File. Robert Day and Miss Pearl
East, Slime williams and Miss Z,c Mont
gomery.
Charles Reymershoffer Of the Galveston
Rice mill has been In Beaumont this week
endeeyorIng To buy rice. and 1t is reported
that he secured one lot OF $50 sacks for
which he paid 81 per sack. This must
have been an extra fne quality, for other
mills are offering from s2.50 to sa.25 for
tho ordinary grades.
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coTroN wEEyiL.
Professor Townsend InvestIxnttnr
the Conditions tn south rexns.

Professor Townsend InvestIxnttnr
the Conditions In south rexns.
Besyille, Texas. November BIC. II. r.
Townsend Of the bureau OF entomology
OF the Smithsonian institute was in the
city yesterday on his way to Wharton to
pursne his investigations Of the cotton
boil weevil II was he who discovered and
classihed the weeyil several years ago.
tracing Its invasion OF Texas from Mon
c!ova, Mexico. At the time Of its dis
coyery II had not appeared further north
than Dewitt county, but now II has gone
as far north as the main line Of the South
efn Pacific. How far east Ia not yet
known, but will be determined by further
Investigations. Mr. Townsend says 1t is
mistake to assume that the cotton wee
vi and the acorn weevil are Identical a.
they belong TO entirely different genii
OF the weeyil fsmiiy. OF which there II
nearly hundred. The acorn weevil he
says. will not feed upon the cotton plant
and the cotton weevll viii not iced upon|
acorns. Mr.. Townsend sayn Ne hsS tnveStl-
gste6 poisoning mschipe, inventsd 81 Il
man PANIED Richter u Weinlr. and andal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06

ciebnrne, Texas. November A bur-
siar entered Is. F. castleman's boirdina
house and lunch room Wednesday morn
ing and got off with gold watch and
chain.
The burglary occurred about Q O'CLOCK
IN the morning, The burglar entered by
the front stairway. and placing a box in
front CT The door, by mems Of a long
pole with a bent nsil IN the end. reached
through the transom and secured a shirt
containing gold watch Just then three
rosmers came UP the steps. and cut on
bis means Of escape. He ran and Jumped
out the back window. He fell on some
boxes and hurt himself badly. for ne LEFT
rail OF blcod. Three shots were fired
at him by one OF the men, but did MT
tfIke effect.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
BRENNAN BUDGET.
REMAINS OF MRs. BEERsHEnA c
WILKINS LAID TO REST.
Busincsr Suspended During the Hour
of the Funeral Fence Cattcss
nj Work--Town Topics.

Brenham. Texas, November 5,--The
funeral of Mrs. Beersheba G. wilkins wife
of Mayor James A. wilkins. who died at
lao Thursday morning, took place from
the family residence on Vulcan street at
10 o'clock this morning. Rev. q. S. Turn
lin officiating. The pail bearers. Messrs.
M. A. Healy, Alex Simon, IL. G. Mcln-
tyre, II. X. Harrison. Heber Stone. u. Ell
bridge. John Il. Ralston and John G..
Rankin. then conveyed the casket to the
hearee and the long line of carriages that
followed the remains TO the city cemetery
WAS full attest OF the esteem in which
she was held. At the cemetery over the
lifeless and much loved remains the gath
cred host let fall the tribute Of their tears
and covered the new made grave with a
profusion OF floral omblems OF blessed
immortality.
1t was indeed day OF mourning. Busi-
ness WAS almost suspended. The banks
were closed and the public schools turned
out to attend the funeral and carry TO the
grave beating throhs OF love and bursting
tributes OF sorrow for the beloved dead
that was TO be consigned to dust. And
they heaped the low mound over with the
flowers she loved, sweet roses and white
deftly woven into
crosses and harps and wreaths. typical OF
the cross OF Christ to which she clung the
harps of the Heavenly music that greeted
her entrance into the endless LIE typified
by the wreath that bedecked the grave and
the crown that awaited her ascension 10
the Great White Throne
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FARMER MISSING.
II In Feared Tint lie Has Been
FouIiy Dealt with.

Cleburne, Texas, November 4.-Tom
Crane, who lives ffloen miles west OF
Cleburne, in the Camp Creek neighbor-
hood. is mysteriously missing. Crane is
n tenant on Glen pieroes farm. He left
his home Tuesday morning to pick cotton
in his field. He di1 not return at noon,
but his wife supposed that he waa still
busy picking cottol. Late IN the afternoon
she carried his iInrcr 10 HIM, but he was
not there She supposed that he was at a
neighbours on business, but when he did
not return NJ night she became nlarIned.
She told her neghbors OF the Gfair and
they Instituted thorough search He
was not found. but his horse was In
nearby thicket. with the bride tied TO the
horn Of the saddle. Officers have been no.
tilted and they are afraid murder has
been committed. The missing man 10 =
brother OF George Crane. who lives In Cls-
burnn. .i !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
FEDERAL JUDGE NEEDED.
A. IL II Now, There IN Much DtssatIs
faction.

faction.
Fort Worth, Texns. November The
subject of creation OF another United States
Federal court district Is being discussed by
lawyers OF Fort Worth. The need 10 ap-
parent TO every lawyer. In each district
are several courts ana only one Judge to
preside over a district Hence. when from
any cause u Judge Ia prevented from at
tcnding court, IL leaves tho bench without
presiding offioar, ny has been the case
here on account of the continued illness of
Judge Rector, who has been unable TO sit
ON the bench for months There VIII. 1t
Is learned be an effort made to have a
fourth judge appointed IN order that the
situation may be relieved. As II now
stands, Judge Bryant is compelled 10 open
court nj san Angelo ON the Sth and from
there be conv0nes court at Galveston. No
yonbcr 15 by the appointment or another
judge IL would roltavc the present Judges
Of overwurk and thus avoid rushing The
docket, as was evidenced during the brief
session of United States court held In Fort
Worth. The term should have continued
four weeks. but was cut down TO less than
one week. Much business. In consequence
was continued. to the distress OF litIgants
and attorneys, many Of whom came from
long distance TO try their cases. IN order
TO have another Judge n would require an
net Of congress. Many lawyers here strong
ly favor such an act and II Is moro than
likely that an effort will be liade to havo
such an act passed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
6 BAPTIST CONVENTION.
FsctionaI Fight Mas Begun
Before Any Other Business.
hINtNT DANGER OF DISRUPTION
the Church ms a Result of the
|Trou BILE - Proceedings OF the
West Texas Conference.

In Antonio. Texas, November 5.-Ths
Hist general convention Of Texas met
this morning with an attendance Of
delegates and a large number OF dis
nished leaders of tho church in this
other States.
Se fight between the two contendine
)pns that have divided the church fol
y years was preclpitated early in the
and on the preliminary shirmish the
fill- Carroll faction won decided vic.
over the Hayden Burleson faction.
Be fight began with motion OF Dudley
EN- OF Dallas to appoint "a committee
fedentials. Wooten is supporter OF
Cranfill- Carroll side. ana moved that
Credentials committee consist OF j. II.
rtson, G. w. Baines, ]. c. Gentry, r.
be. Bennett Hatcher, ]. G. Burkitt and
Kimbrough.
motion by the Hayden Burleson side
bt the power OF naming the committee
)e chairman, Dr. X. C. Buckner, was
by the decisive vote Of 632 to 303,
showed the voting strength OF the
arties.
ther amendment to increase the size
committee by adding the names Of
Parks, II. .. Bender, S. II. Slaugh-
]. b. Hardie and w. A. farrell, sup
Is of Hayden Burleson. was tabled.
which the original motion prevailed
vote OF $50 TO 31S.
lie the committee was preparing the
a the convention listened 10 addresses
elcome and speeches about denomina-
institutions.
J credentials committee was not ready
port at 5 o'clock and the convention
3rned until tomorrow at o'cloci,
pre- are two contrasting delegations
4 Dallas and Meridian churches, one
htion supporting Cranfill and Carroll
Die other Hayden and Burleson. The
Httee has decided 10 report the facts
convention without recommending
Batting Of either delegation This will
plate the fight on the floor Of the
ntion and bitter and acrimonious
is expected.
Eill be made to deprive Mr.. Hayden
Sseat in the convention, and While
Hayden states that he will not under
circumstances lead revolt. ccnser-
3 Baptists admit that the integrity OF
urch in Texas is seriously threatened
- disruption Is imminent.
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HE WAS NOT IN CHICAGO.

There Is colored man in Beaumont
who IS considerably wiser today than he
was yesterday. He is strapping fellow,
fairly well dressed. and is what is known
70 mulatto- Last night he walked up to
the ticket office at the opera house and
laying down dollar demanded a ticket
down stairs. Colonel A, IT. Goodhue y~ry
politely informed him that he would be
permitted only upstairs. The colored gent
thereupon grew wroth. announced that he
was tust from Chicago. where negro was
permitted TO mingle with white people Al
all public places OF amusement. provided
he could pay for admission After making
this declaration. he stepped back, cursius
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
Lulinr Local Notes.

Luling, Texas, November big prep.
arations are being made for tho celebration
OF National Thanksgiving Day. A grand
ball will be one Of the leading features
and number OF minor social gatherings
will take place.
a long line OF movers from the North-
west bound for the prairie country near
Harrisburg. passed through the city today.
They have good wagons and teams, are
well fixed and expect to buy land part
of the party have already secured homes.
They will make good citizens of Harris
county,
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Waco. Texas. November 5.--Mrs. Ellen
v. Carroll. wife Of Rev. b. II. Carroll,
died tonight, aged 40 years. Her death lad
been expected for two or three days until
yesterday, when slight Improvement In
her condition WIS noted by her physician.
Today the attack was renewed AMI proved
fatal. Mrs Carroll was born In Star'yille,
Miss, her maiden name being Ellen Vir-
militia Bell. She was married TO Or. Carroll
In Caldwell, Te1ls, In 1866. and seen after
their marriage they came to Waco. She
was the mother OF nine children. only four
OF wtTAi are living, two sons and two
daughters. Her children were with her,
except Rev. Harvey Carroll, who vas in
san Antonio attending the Baptist conven-
ticn. lie is expected home tomorrow. The
funeral VIII take pllco at . o'clock Sunday
morning ut oakwo God cemetery this city.
Jr. carroll IL Frustrated and haying been
VI with dengue his condition is considered
crifkc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
I,,e:r.nae ros.,na.ser.,.sp

LaGrange, Texas, November 5,-John
Ehlinger's term OF Office Is postmaster
at this place expires on December I and
those who have passed their plates 70 Nc
Kiniey asking that he help them 10 that
particular piece Of pie are hustltng u
dead earnest, each hoping 70 come unoer
the wire first. There are six applicants
for the place -Drs. Carhart and Koesters
August Loessin. Charles Helncamp, v o.
shermack and McRogcrs, colored. with pos
sibly others before the head Of the ftretck
is reached. Both the Seibrecht. Shermnek
and Rogers factions are represented ana
It will be left for Mr., Hawiey to dect1e
in whose yard hs win throw the bone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
FACTORY BOOMING .

The Brennan Manufacturing company Ia
putting In a sawmill with a capacity OF
$4,000 feet per day in connection with
their growing furniture business,
1t is gratifying TO mote that this insti-
tuition is getting on u firm foundation and
building up patronage that insures It's
success.
Manager Maddox is having erected u
handsome residence near the factory, and
other workmen there will probably erect
residences.
One Of the projected Institutions out
there Ia good hotel which will probably
be erected In the near future The factory
is now turning ont some handsome furni-
ture ard the demand is growing for its
products.
1t is constantly putting in new and Inn
proved machinery and getting in better
shape to do all kinds OF work. In fact, they
do all kinds OF work now
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
CHARTERED.

The following charters were filed with
the secretary of state today:
The charter Of the Gatesville Fishing and
Hunting club OF Gatesville. Texas, formed
for the protection, preservation and prop
agatlon Of fish and game; capital stock
soooV. incorporates: James r. Roby. A.
II. Williams, T. A. Thomson, w. T..
Brown and Y S. jenkins.
Also the charter OF the Consumers Pc
troleum Oil company Of Corsicana, formed
for the purpose OF prospecting for and de-
velcping coal and other materials and Pc
troieum. Capital stock, $4,000. Incorpo-
ratois: 7. j Broad Paris; J. w. Broad,
Paris; j. j. Culbertson. Paris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06

Kaufman, Texas, November 5.-Herbert
Durham, a boy about II years old, fell
yesterday evening and broke his right
arm in two places.
The number CT cotton bales marketed
here this year up to this date is 1o,7S6
Enough has been sold here this year to
insure the statement that ths crop Will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06

waxahachie. Texas, November 5.--Dr n.
D. Cockrill, pastor OF the Cumberland Pres
byterian church. has offered his rcsIgAa-
tion. TO take effect January 1. DR.. CockrilI
resigned the pastorage OF Trinity college at
Techuacana and came here. He Is q man
OF nigh intellectual qualifications and an
educator of marked ability. He n think
Ing OF moving to Missouri.
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Lectured ON woodcrnft,

Hearne Texas, November 5.--Mr. ID. w.
Hamilton returned this morning from Mil
lican, where he went to address the Wood
men OF that place on "Woodcraft.' He
reports having had magnificent time.
Mrs. Anna Gaines will lecture to ladies
only at the knights OF Pythias hall. this
city, this afternoon aud Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
STATE CAPITAL ITEMS.
GOVERNOR JESTER NOW AT HEAD
OF AFFAIRS.
Another Corsicana OH Company Has
Been ChnrtcrcI Fishing and
Hunting Club Organised.

Austin. Texas, November 5,-Lieutenant
Governor Jester came in this morning and
will conduct the Affairs Of state until the
return Of Governor Culberson. some time
next week. Governor Jester would have
been here sooner but for the illness Of
several members of his family. He. also.
has had the denguc. but is now looking
well.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
HOTEL ARRIYALs.

At the fremont: x. B. Baer, Houston: T.
w. johnson, Kansas City; John j. Tucker,
Cleburne. l.. @. Sweeney, Chicago: T. J..
Cogsin. Temple; j. B. Jones. ST. Louis; c.
s. Powkett Palestine; Richard j. Kearne,
Dallas; e. II. Scott. Chicago, w. A. Battle,
C. e. Turck, New Orleans: Miss Nellie
Nichols. +. j. Corbett. II. IT, Dean. Reade
Winant. Douglas Lane. New York Male
Quartette company; George y. Torrey. W
J. Moon, Houston; c. A. Aiken. Temple;
T. z. Noodle, city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
CAPTAIN BoNEr ExoNERArEp.

Captain Bonet or the Spanish steamship
Pedro who was arrested yesterday for yio-
lation OF harbor regulation prohibiting the
throwing Of ashes In the water. was ar
raigncd before Recorder Mci.emore To-Day
and discharged.
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Rev. J. Jones Of Hockey to preach q Z
p. m. Benediction BY Rev. J. Jones'.
Tonight friday anniversary services.
the interest OF the Freedman Aid and
Southern Education Church Extension,
Wiley University and Southwestern Chris
tan Advocate.
NJ. w. Dogan. president OF Wiley univer-
city. will conduct the exercises.
Speakers: Rows. H. G. watson. O. r.
Jones, N. N. MuIdreW.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
Churucd With Durulary.

Corpus Christi, Texas. November 81
Sheriff McTiernan arrested Arthur Pol
ston, colored. last evening on charge
of completely in the burglary OF Gussett's
hardware store several days ago. Gonzales.
who is the principal, alleges that Polston
is his pal. Polston gave bond for his APP
pearanee at the examining trial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
AccInENTALLY SHOT.

Ole oleson, q Swede, is years OF age,
was accidentally shot today by a compan-
ion named Frank Heaaburg. The two were
hunting on Double bayou when the double
barreled shotgun carried by Headburg was
accidentally discharged. the load entering
Oleson's left side. The wounded man n
brought TO town in a sloop and taken 10
the Sealy hospital Tor treatment He will
recover.