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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-10

HOT WEATHER REQUISITES.
earth to secure comfortable
nights rest without the use of a
net, 20 cents n bottle.
BOrated TaIcum Powder, 10 cents
a box.
Heat Lotion, a certain cure for
DricsIy heat, 20 cents a bottle.
BOracine, the best powder for the
nursery. JONES' PHARMACY,
Bull and Perry Streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-10
FOR RENT,

That desirable residence known as the
COOPER HOUSE, No. 2n West Gwin-
nett street, surrounded by fine grounds.
having every convenience, including
steam heating.
For terms apply to
THE CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
No. Il East Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-10
Savannah, Ga.

Oct. LIST, 1897.
MIR. Prayer,
Savannah Steam Laundry,
Savannah, Ga:
Dear Strive beg to notify yOu
that we Will start our steam plant
begin on that date to do our own
laundry work, so that after Satur-
day we will not require any more
work done by your laundry for the
present.
We take this opportunity to say
TO you that the work you have done
for the De Soto Hotel this summer
has in every particular been entire
~ satisfactory. Yours truly,
WATSON & POWERS.
NURSES For THE SICK.
Wishing to revise our list we re-
quest nurses for the sick, white and
cOlOred, to register with us their
names and residences. No charge
for registering. The list is open to
the public.
sOLOMONs & CO.,
Branch store, under Guards Arsenal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

preached IN the Presbyterian church
down Inn the village. q special collection
was taken no for the payment Of the bell
frv and bell for the church. il was re-
sponded 10 most literally by the guests
OF the hotel for 10 adds no little 10 the
beauty of the little church.
AT night Mr. Portius puaning an elo-
cutfoniet from philadelphia. recited sew
oral selections and there was a beautiful
sacred concert afterwards.
Monday night Miss Jessie Roger, elocu-
,iorist cave "a recital In the parlor. There
a. ro doi,bt that she surpassed everything
of the kind given az this hotel this sea-
ssn and the compliments of the guests
certainly we're Of the highest order.
ON Tuesday Mrs. shubert. who has en-
a,sred herself 20 the guests OF the hotel
~, ter Kindly and charming manner. in
vitod a party OF friends for "a picnic to
n to,.ofv sror in the mountains. where
1,1f~htfrl nirnic feast was spread and
t,, bours PASSED quickly and most pleas
crtlv under so favorable environments.
ON the same day Mrs. Towers. Of Wash
,ngton chanerOned "A party OF Bohemian
snIrit IN Panther Gap, whwere they
stretched their more or less ample nro-
,ortio,s on the messy rocks. and gave
y verv credltable imitation OF a lot Of
educated seals one OF the party had.
With great forethought. provided a pack
Of cards with which she told the most
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
The ONLY PEBBLES LUCK.
How He Succumbed 10 the Gentle
Charms Of the Summer Girl.
GRANDEUR OF The MOUNTAIN SCENERY
One Of the Guests WAKES Eloquent in Give
inetheImpre-sion Made blythe sublime
spectacIs-How the Days Are Des
IighdulIy Passed at Goshen

THE ALLEGHANY HOTEL, GOSHEN
VA. september 4-speciaL-It Is a com
mon observation. confirmed by experience
that the greatest gifts, the most uoIilii1
snectacles and the most beautiful seen
81, an ones own immediate surroundings
by their constant presence-lose theli
GRANDEUR and subumity, and IL IS Only
when some one else from without brings
Them to our notice by their enthusiastic
admiration. that We are struck anew Dy
their Undressing beauty, and it is certain
Iy delightful to find SO many among me
various characters and people one meets
al a summer resort, who, although they
have travelled over both continents are
yet so forcibly impressed by the beauty
of our Virginia mountains.
one OF the guests becoming rather poe
tic after a drive through Goshen Pass
which is tmely inspiring !n Its sublime
beauty. said % me.
A SUBLIME SPECTACLE.
"YOu may say what you please or the
lnvigorating breezcs that rutiie the broad
Atlantic, OF it's grand surgcs, of It's end
less f0aming surf hurled incessanty along
the shores. and the ceaseless mumuring
Of IT'S waves INVITING weary mankind 20
rest or the bosom OF old Father Neptune
but one single glance upon this superb
scenery and the history OF one day in
these mountains makes the glorious as
poet Of the sea sink into insignIncance
The beauty and grandeur OF these noun
tains can hold their own with any in the
world
It is not surprising then, when we hear
such expressions Of honest fpraise. that
so many linger here and I'm spite n the
prediction, from various sources. that the
season az the Allegheny, as elsewhere.
would soon close. The very contrary
IS now taking place and each incoming
train brings IT'S numbers OF visitors and
tourists. The corridors Of the ho;el as
well as verandas are as bright and lively
as ever. and those whose duties recall
them to the cities seem 10th 10 leave.
This week has been filled with pleasures
and gayety Of various kinds and although
cards. dancing and concerts. &c. hold
their own. stiu outings of various descrip-
lions have been the order Of the day.
Tennis, croquet. climbing mountains. COW
erlng long distances on foot through these
beautiful gaps and passes. spinning along
the roads on wheels, horseback riding.
and last. but not least, hay-rides and pic
mics are far more enjoyable than indoor
amusements.
CHRONICLES OF THE WEEK.
Sunday morning Mr. Lyme. of Atlanta,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
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each sport she undertakes. Miss Jessie
Rover of Trappc Pa, gave a most
charming recitation on Tuesday evening"
when All who had the pleasure OF hear
ing this graceful and magnetic elocuton-
ISL will long remember her inimitable
rondltions of "The Kugleses' from the
"pIrds' Christmas Carol and "Ihe Shep-
herd" scene from Ben Hur.
Miss Rover shows great versatility and
her recitatiOns please from their exceed
ing naturalness. which IS so rare quail
it, I'm elocution. Very fair and winsome
ftis little woman appears on the stage
and She has the power TO please IN n
wonderful degree We predict for her
success as an elocuuonist
Tho progressive euchre party and the
tennis tournament are tho latest on the
taps.
A. eucnre. Nrr. Waddll or Richmond,
won the first prize. silver nall Drushi
Mrs. NIoCarron Oft times victorious. re-
ccivcd "a silver comb. Mrs. EDWARD itut-
ledge Iowndcs was awarded with a SILVER
needle case rs tho BOBBY prize. while
Miss Mary Waddnl was consoied by
silver satchcl tar
Or. william watson Ayres won every
game but one and received a handsome
silver comb as the reward or his iaoois'
Mrs L0wenburg gave O. seVeH-Hai Geo
,,,obr. rortv on Wednesday evening.
when Miss Margaret Chenault was VIC
torious. receiving a handsome silver nail
polisher
Mrs. BoUe Ravburn. OF Richmond. Ky,
rs pronounced the best pianist AZ the
springs and holds us All speli-hound by
her soul thrilling melodies.
The distinguished resident physician.
DIR. william r. Jones has gone over 10 tho
Warm Springs 20 attend the Medical con-
vention which Is now in session. We
hope soon 10 welcome the Doctor back
as his Joss is very much felt even during
the few hours he has been away.
Although the season Sc so faE advanced
guests are coming in each day and this
evening we are 20 have a large ball for
the devotees Of Terpsichore.
Among the recent arrivals 7 may mem
ton J. c.. Baxter Norfolk; Mrs. Thrus-
ton. Mrs. Curran Miss Dobbs, Louisville.
Ky. r. Estes vaughan Lexington; r.
T. Morse. Richmond. V0-; Charles *.
Smith and T.. B. Cottrel. washington.
ID. c.: T. Bruce Chesterman Richmond.
va: IT, T.. Browne Mrs. i. p. Browne
Mrs. q. NJ Browne Miss Dorothy Browne
Albemarle county; Miss jessie Hayer
Trappe. Pa: Miss Lillian Griffith, Chi
COCA. Miss Helen orr pfaf. indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Reid. Norfolk;
Miss warwick. Warm Springs; Miss
vale. Warm sprlngs Mrs. j.. c.. Buck
rer. greensboro, Ky Joseph s. Tohin.
Memphis. Mrs William IT. Ashhurst
WAYNE. Pa: Mrs Lambert G. Palmer
WAYNE. Pa: William T. Woodward.
Washington, p @.
PHYLLIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
FORD'S LITHIA SPRINGS,
Justice John Was There and Mas 10
Much Demand.
CALLED ON 10 MAKE CLOSE DECISIONS
And Rendered Impartial Ruliugs In Al
Games From Potato Party TO the Corr
rect step In the German Figures
The Other Visitors,

WAYNEsBORO, VA. Sept. Especial
This is the most delightful month In the
wear IN the mountains. The yerdure OK
summer is just beginning TO tura 10 the
russell and brown, the woods and neids
ara spotted with ripening nuts ana gaudy
forest flowers and an nature turns as
bright and smiling face 20 man and IT'S
creator. stamped with the sublime ana
majestic touch OF the master palhlel
Tie galtles are sull kept up with un-
,f,,ted interest and zeal and new features
are being introduced. Monday msnt =
potato party occasioned much ihil .H '''"
uerriment The scheme was 10 place
lot of large potatoes on the floor ana take
them up on small allel -ul.li,,t -,
spoon and carry them across the room
to a howl. In this contest Mr. T. ~
Massie. OF Richmond won first gentle
mans prize. and Miss Levy, or New YORK;
first ladies prize .......,...
GAR OF THE WHITE CHAMBER
THE most important event OF the week
Us chat we have had 'Jestice JohH. .io
veritable GEAR OF the White Cnamoei
with MS His visit 20 Fords Llthia was
,.,foved NV all with whom he came IN
contact. for while the judge is hoy
terror ON the bench he is one on the
most sociable and genial or men WINE or.
OF course. his judicial acumen VS.
brought into service IN oil decisions rel'-
tive 10 games and contests ana ms Ner-
nots were delivered with that force ana
docisiveness that has won for him mat
iopql reputation I'm the White Chamber.
Mrs Crutchhed and her charming
daughters and Miss Lawton were also
here and q vas a source or regret thal
thev could not remain longer. .-
They were delighted with Ford iitnl"'
and Justice John shys D. Will summer
here noxt season.
PHANTOM BALL.
The phantom BAN Tuesday night was
bir elccese and was an innovation 10 the
wav OF dancing About sixteen coupi''
narticipated. in white robes and dominoea'
ana presented % weird and ghoeuN app
re1rance. Thursday n'ght drawing
mario, Of historical characters was the
f.efnre Of the evening followed Friday
nilhf by the regular german az mo
pavilion. ..-.
we arc sorry 20 note The departure or
Mrs. ] tt. Harvey. OF your city, whose
,ivacious manners and charming social
qualities rendered her a prime favorite.
we are somewhat consOlcd hy her ah-
sence however by the arrival or Mrs.
George Christian. Jr. another charming
,ounr matron OF Richmond. 20 wMcn
cffv We are indebted for SO many dehgnt-
fpl contributors 10 our social circle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
THE DAYS OF PARTING COME
Regretlul GOod-Byes are Being Said TO
Some Delightful Guests.
BUT THE WHlRL or GBIETY GOES ON.
A CougeniaI Crowd at the old sweet Make
such Paintings Peculiarly sad' Tho
Ivcnts OF the
Week.


OLD SWEET all,lN"a' W. N-A' ''p''
4-specal-Oue OF tue sd0uest things Of
........ l.... t.. .I..... .loro
....
We have known ao "1''' "--' ''''
new thoughts ana interests i"to OUT "'e''
but. alas. it must be done. AL "a large
,..'. .f thI. t.nd people are constantly
..... ...t missed VEN,
eoli.As anu so-'.-' ..'...-.. . ..l.r. Void.
much, yet o-Noi' ''~''-o "'-
AZ present "o .'.-.,'.. ,t ,i.b-
pAit"ie "a -a'7' i'-'' '''' '.''r-... AIrs
mono. VINO i'''. '''.''' ,I,. rr.,.
CarhlopNei Io"i N'.'s' amy
4Acll places N'"''' "- ,...
Ne ute s-iA '-1-.7. ''''.7' -..7
aha uit5 lHs e-iNa' -"'.''- r
married people "o'i' 90 .'.' 20 .,'-t,, i.,,-
tney pay .''i' '.'.,-'i l..+erast T0gv
go .,,.I t.. .IIuner thoroughly. lor
nave e".o5 ," 900. ..., ,'.,..,.u,
t"ey eteH' nave
eo-a -i-...' .. f.r.itfI entertain
o"o ......,' ...'. e.,eu bv Miss
H..''- D- .-' I,....,..rI on Thursday
N''' 1''''-'' 80. ....0r. .y.as played
N'4'il'-' ....,o. .,I..I.g punch
OF '"1 Jaw" ...- ..'.,.. Served dur
and Ab-t iti' 1.,l... nj
--7 '"' ..- f..- .r.l. Ill haud-
Heamoud' won tAe li-' f' ,l, ,,-rl-rr
some silver max D. us.,' 80. .'-u nrsf =
ol NO" io'"' ''o l,. tI-l.r, r..frov.
t.'. "'. rU' IAN. rloekcu-
o- .Dl''o.'". '''' -. ,,ri.b were d
tIo--l "o" ..a l..ter onener.
Pr" oI N-'i ~ I.,,yler.s-,yas
-'o ... .r.,....,..
30" I'D " Al, ltapDe
IN '...-, 49,, l,..r.o- crundv
on Inuial"9 "'--' ''.. 800. ,eor,f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

She is $50 pretty and go thoroughly artess
that everybody n the place loves her.
a MELON PARTY.
ON Monday night Mr. Howe OF New
Orleans. gave melon party TO his
friends 10 was thoroughly enjoyed by al
he young people though there was
touch OF sadness fro &c. too. os DE had 10
say goodbye that night. lie win GER
taInly bo missed. as he made 80 many
friends by his charm OF manner
Tho latest arrivals are Charles y. Pen
2cL Mes Pencil Miss Heding Pencil,
Miss UIde2.rde Pencil. Miss Marcella
Penza Little Rock Ark: j. W.. Bannon
ana wife. Portsmouth. Va; Helen Deer
Ptan indianapolis Lillian Griffith, chi
caro. T. w. Nichols Miss Virginia
Nichols. New Orleans George ID. SelDy
and wife and three children. Portsmouth,
o.. Miss Couch Dom. New York; Thomas
pmchey wife and three children
Charleston. s. c.. Nr. and Mrs. Shoe
maker. and Miss A. E Register. Balu-
more. O. W. Tanner. Richmond. and Mrs.
Devereux and Miss DyereuV Cincinnati.
SIC SENpER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

dc Timteriake, beautiful dancer and
most attractive little girl I'm every way.
A cake-walk IS one OF the topics fW
this week, and several pcnics IN prospect.
The recent arrivals are over fifty ln
number From Richmond are Mrs. NJ NJ.
Lyons. Miss Mary Lyons. Mr. Hancock
and mother. r. A. Darlington, Miss Jes-
sic Roger. Mr. H. Hancock Mr.. j. J. Pat
terson. Mr.. Steward, wife, child and
nurse
IL was with regret that the guests parted
with one OF the most popular Of their
number this week, Miss Mackay, Of St
Louis. j. >.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

Don a. Palmer will begin his crusade
for the establishment Of postal savings
In Speaker Reeds district Labor unions
throughout the country and prominent
newspapers are enlisted In the movement.
and the w. G. r. IT,. OF Minnesota. has
also passed a resolution IN their favor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

The Guests Of the Green Park Hotel Wits
nessn Dnshing Tournament.

GREEN PARK. September Especial.
Although there has been diminutiou
OF guests within tho past tcw days. DC
must boz reluctantly and most ungrace-
fully ACKNOWLEDGED. that owing t' the
many pleasurable resources or thla grand
mountainous region. their presence De-
scarcely missed. II Is .out OF sight, out
OF mind" sad thought
Cards still hold full sway. me many
contesiing Whist games taxing me men
tai capacity OF the most scientific players
a. thsir greatest ana TINS arording
much interest; and as the band remains
until the first OF october. the deVoteeS 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

Nine. Lembrech. who will be heard
This season. has been pn'ns io ger BACK
ever since her nrst visit which was more
than Y years ago. This TINE % 3nins
usual enough for a foreign singer, viii
be her own hacker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

ON and after next Monday. September
Cth. Fox's Delivery VIII cfiahHsh Bicycle
Messenger Service twenty squares either
Wv from city nan for DO cents. Phones
ii5g. old and new. J.. a. FOX. Manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
Few Rabbits knIed

Beeviile. Texas July s-The much
talaed ~ rabbit arive came of yesterday
evening ard wac participated Id by some
.3oO pruple In Captain A. { Jones PAS
tura ,Aret miles Test o. toVu. peg o.
u@te1 wire hl5 been erecse8 Min wing
HN yards long on IS 2 side OF H. IS 80
o'clock he people We're a. the place of
rendezvous and TIC drive begzn The
1orstmen encircled an area o. several
square miles ard moved IN toward she
pen he people on foot acting p-iucipaliy
ss spectators Hundreds @, raDblls were
etsrte1 in the direction ~ ihe irSp set
Tor ;hen BIZ, they would ri.n against the
Mtre and then turn around ana break
through ne ranks ~ their pursuers. IA
th-s way nosi o: them escaped ana only
* Ncre driven into IL pen. where hey
were immediately dispatched hy the In
~ children who were turned loose on
ITEM. Another eriYo was maae. with but
httie success. however About q score OF
rabbits IN ali were killed or caught.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
Country Krsidrnce nnrned.

Leggot,. Texas. July 2--itev- T z. Nc
Crpr'Y q Baptist minister and farmer
living Gbou; tso miles from MS place on
sac Houston Ess. and West Texas railroad
tac ;he misfortune o lose his resideuce
aud elltsre contents by fro last sunday
n.ght ebout ~ O'Clock. Tho famlly VAS
awakened by the heat OF the tlsmr~ Of the
faeps ARE Gad barely escaped with Their
hs4s. saving nothing ~ their household
ELECTS rubscIipuon list W2s imlnedi-
stely starred end Win thn' heeralty 50
tiAracterAs,ic OF To. good citizens Of Log
Estt and Livingston ard surrounding coun-
is'v The immediate necessities OF the family
were soon Supplied and comfortable
dws.line will soou take ihe place o; me
burned building snd he paFson aass no
oan now count bis friends by me score.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
PRODUCE MEMS CONVENTION.

There VIII be E meeting here on Monday
Of the Texas Wholesale F-ai, saa prodvea
I-aaiers association.
The object @: Inc meeting IS 20 exchange
Nievs reearatug freight ana express rstes
ana o. other matters Which are o. much
-lhee'n 70 the produce dealers :; is DE-.
--aft- nat me fruit AID produce men fur
-" I''t Nt.sa; io the railroads han
-rF o-uer class q business uler .xr.,,-
nos engaged IA the cul;oa trade o. m
handing GOTTEN products While ne rar
.teIaen Interested VIII not 20 .nco deans
Fes@I1ins what hes hoIt "a accain-ll.il
~ LIE meeting 81 is no: unlikely ma.
some express and freight reforms r{i ~
hasEes;ed thst viii = put .uto eaee,
prove % baneti 10 al Paroles concerned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04

lNTTES or IRE ULskS NETTING.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
a Midday star.
htuunr Ntnr-
To ,he E5itor Of The Post

To ,hs HGitor Of The Post
Eagle Lake. Texas, July 2.-The citi-
zenn o. Eagle Lake are somewhat amazed
a, the appearance Of bright star near
midday today 1t Was discovered by a
small boy at about 10 O'Clock a. m. and
hss been continually observed up 10 this
writing q o'clock p. ml II is as bright
npa 50 the sun3gh, as a star OF the sec
ona magnitude Is at night Al first some
thought 4 "a he the famous fSirship with
explanations o. u told You so hut most
~ the jewellers by the Lake declare g. 10
be a heavenly body and are viewing this
bright lone star al midday in wonder, for
getting all things on earth that are earthly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
IhntraI z = NtsI1s
Major General Commanding
orslai:
n r stndda-d
"aiu'tai General aud Chief @. star
EcHoEs FRoM NAsrvr1l.r-

The follow ng is the Official ergor o.
the uaitet Confederate Veterans q, Texas
on June % In the city o. Nashville. The
division vas called 70 order a. ! . n
By General Phelps Long o. Pans moved
thar committee on decreased members
be apPoin'ed 70 report at san Au,oa.a =,
our annual meeting N October. 1851. The
major general appointed the following corn
iriiie. OF neurology W. W Mitchell
stout : Q Chenoworih, J. B haynes.
W. r Handy
The following resolution was introduced
ana wac unanimously adopted;
Resolved That al delegates from Texas
er requested 10 cast their votes Tor Geu-
rfAl Gor4pu 90 succeed himself
Adrpied anadst Wild applause and cheer
hg General Phelps vacated ;os char
calling General Doda To preside AID o.
ferrd the following resolution
Thai The DELEGATES from Texas casi their
votes for General Cabeu Is iseulenAn.
senersl Of The TransmiSslsslppi deT.ar,-
saent.
seeonsed by Long and adopted uuAul-
Following motion by Kittrtil wss read
ana adopted unanimously.
That the major general. IN the evert
o. Senefal Csbeifs election, transmit 70
Genersl Cabell nogine OF the same
Following motion by Stcd6ard vas IN.
animoutls adopted
Resolved, Thai Mr. Oswald Hood BE- In.
ssted ts accompany the Texas division and
be their CUES, 10 the tabernacle during the
reunion.
Tbs motion that M. osuaia Hood BE-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
CAME FROM NEW YORK BY SEA.

lae MalloTy ..ns steamer I.alnpasas
a.o- : have 50 empty ter;h Of her TIP
IRON New YORK She arrived ,nls morning
VIII e.. wsl. OF board ard lie passenger.
fel or' 1alru;ful voyEse
Mass Cleveland Miss Ha.ue- Gn5 Miss
Na'do q Houston Miss Bennett Q. For.
a-ih, Mss Tarbev Of Bolton AMI Miss.
nicholson g: austin were among he pas
starers Several o. The ladies have beer
sIoay.ng a. The New England Conservatory
o.. MUSE There were also On board a
nul-.-r cf students from Yale and HAIRY
ard some q whom live as .ar IVES. a.
Denver ana Colorado Mrs Russell O.
Galveston aud MI Leon Bum. Jr. were
aboard. Young Mr.. Blum. who has just "a
Gently graduated from The University OF
Sew York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04
Maynard Denies,


= N s1Tor 0. he t7cs,
--o-Eaa-t- Texas, July s.-oa as II
eo.gn s Of youe .ssu4 n July !, Mi
tse caption. The Negroes Are Md. n
T-:-; 81 allegation il respect TO ~ VII
: "a, c-ua = tEet zna waiah 5 c,lcvisi
% 90 ne E7sa; la3sITy. have -. rsc.isa
Eay le,;e- from Hon. {. u Furfusoa
Paris treating o. HE negro Il relation
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f7o-esviiie Texas. July s.-Ths sfis1
-ns '-tAl o. the State vs John HH1
charged Win killing Mexican voodss
per st LaspAmoo las: Saturday. vs. O.
inencet yesterday morning before !n'
lfongel at Fior@sv;Iie and canrla5A
day. The accused Vas held 70 avail ~
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aeTsIood ieAs wit az bA5eas ca2a
be applied for.