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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-25

TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-25
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ON.

THOMAS II. DINSAIORE, Jr, A. NJ. PHI. ID. leo.
ture-"A Wonderful structure" (The Man
Of To-Day Illustrated with Brilliant
Chemical Experiments. This is new leo
ture in the real OF science, and not only
attracts crowded houses, but entertains and
instructs all who hear
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AMERICAN RAILWAY ASSOCIATION.
bnfe for spring Schedule Cbnnue,
Way Ii-Ofiicrrs ElrcieI

Richmond Va. april The semi-an-
hua' convention OF the American Railway
association was called to order this morn
Ing by President L. r Myers OF Richmond.
Eight railway systems were REPRESENTED
by l25 delegates May 1G was chosen as
tho date for spring schedule changes. The
report on saItey appllancos provoked much
discussion. The conference committee re-
ported some changes IN the rules governing
employees. The election OF officers rsulted
In the choice OF Major u. 4. ID Myers.
president of the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg ana Potomac rallroad,agaln president:
). h, Thomas, president of the Eric rail,
road, vice presidents c. W. Bradley, gem
eral superintendent of the West Shore. sec
ond vice president Executive committee.
c. w, Ely, chief of motive power Penn
sylvtnlh road G. II, Brown. president
Fallbrook railroad w. II. Allen OF New
York remains secretary. The associations
viii hold its next meeting in New York.
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vbert ste vii. e loSaca wits lumber for
steamer Al u4lrestca
a. barge We%ep4.e Nxs PLACED al The
l-atees- 4 Mocye mills 70 load .cs yea
81 AZ sabine PASS
AliAeusA ~AierN shlgmeais have seen
Asai foz several sessA u4SL tse iattes
sess q iAis moath a.tS lE!s 20 kceV The
la-l 1ez Aestilas 0ae nfza alone. Mar
TIA Tzrlor < Co have eve vessels "a.
aer l1aiteT &c had ar Saline Pass, ard
have $50 -ao-e ca-scgs ie- which 20 char
5=rs base yes beta clsse3 Tscy AAye
sr-f's e@ose,1 that wiii keep then ship
5fte 1u5A ta@ middle q jelly
Tie TX FA1nie wEs launched from the
wHys today. having occl iAo-aushiy over
aEpls'1 hz3 renalfsd aiia trt4ted 20 a new
dress q JAsut Sue Niii Tua a. excursion
- POP Arthur next SQutav. tie first q
tie season
Tas scSooae- silss. Cap,Aia il Peterson.
a1s arrived from Galveston VIA a cargo
q ssscftei rlsrv hsafise. AID vll take our
return cafgo o. lumber IRON. the Orange
IL -nee- co-apary's -aiil.
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HEAVY WIND, HAIL, RAIN.
North Texas Visited by Another De-
structiye Storm.
ONE NAN BADLY INJURED At DALLAS.
Was Caught Under Timbcrs when
the Power House Was Blown
Down-Crops Were Injured.

Dallas. Texas, April - severe wind
and rain storm passed over North and
West Texas tonight At one time the
storm was so violent as 10 cause alarm.
as q cy'tlone was feared The rain was
especially heavy to the westward. along
tho line of the Texas and Pacific railroad
Much hail fell at and around Balrl. VIM
dows We're broken In the town and The
young corn suffered in the farming DIS
irict. There are rumors OF damage tom
winds TO the southeast Of Dallas.
At South Park. d suburb OF Dallas. the
wind was particularly severe, assuming tie
velocity Of cyclone. The large power
house Of the Dallas Rapid Transit Street
Railway company in South Park was level
al to the earth, damaging the machinery
and stopping all traffic on tho line after S
O'Clock this evening
Engineer J. " Johnson, who was at
his work with the machinery. was caught
hc'V en- falling timbcrs and severely I'm
jurei- lie was Imprisoned Tor an hour or
more His legs are bruised aud there are
ether injuries on his in1y
Traffic on the Rapid Transit. which Is
the largest street car system IN the city
VIII not be resumed before late tomorrow
Reports from tho lower Panhandle region
say Ire heaviest hailstorm ever known in
mat section prevailed this evening. doing
serious damage 10 wheat which Is nearly
knee high. In the country around Decatur
saginaw ana Millsap. the hail was exceed
tugiy ipstrllrf i've
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TINE SENATE.

Austin. Texas April An Invitation
was read from Me Katie Cabdl cur-ie.
president of the Daughters o, the Cou,od-
cracy 10 the serate to attend tho un.eH-
Ing OF the Confederate monument at pal.
las on April 2s and -.
Following this SIR lIowAcr sont go Il ren.
olution accepting the invitation. which oas
adopted
The resolution by Mr.. Linn Of WI ,rion
granting privilege to tho TORS reXaa
Rangers association TO erect fpousp,e1,
10 Their dead on tho capitol grounds ttt.t,
winch II faHor1hlu committee retort waa
made was called ~ aud sdoutod
mouse hill6 was tho order again to-day
ana Inc lneasure by Fields Of inn teg-
niatng tue practice OF dentistry ia ~.
state and McFarland'R biil riiatl,,g M
renee" Tor the protection Of Oyh ava
game lappllcable especially 10 M. co,.,
country wero both passed finally.
honse blll making IL "a felony 10 r,,blish
or circulate Immoral publications snt
mouse hill requiring operators Of coal MN,
TO provide better means Of oprosq ,rc,-'
thhfts and more Satisfactory nrn..c't,,'
ed "''' ei'slVlr-
DR.. divers house Bill rep.aling a.,
statues fsauiring tax nsgeBaorp 10 p,t,,r,
agricultural statistics was Dngse1 f,nsb,
House BILL reducing tho miuifnil,n NJ
ATTY Tor perjury 10 two years impriron-
inent was engrossod
me house bill restoring the ellen Al,
criminal Jurisdiction TO the county cour,
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WACO CHARTER VETOED.
Governor Disapproyes 1t 90 Goa
stitutioual Grounds
THREE NEW LAWS on THE STATUTES
Linn's Drainage NH Among Them,
and One Amending the Penal
Code Relating to BurSiars'

Austin, Texas, April 7.--Ths following
veto message was received II the house
this evening:
To the House OF Representatives,.
Executive onice. April 7.-iiouse bill No.
ISL, 4 special Law which seeks to amend
The charter OF ,he city Ct w2oa. Sc herr
with returned without approval. sse''on ID.
article 2. Of the constitution. prosiaes that
no local or special Law taall b. passed uz-
Iess notice Of the intention 70 APPLY there
for shall have hesa pub.ishcd ID the local
lily where the matter or ihlpg 20 D. affected
may be situated. stating the substance Ok
the contemplated law, f3v thirty days prior
to The Introduction o. such bill- The only
notice puri2aes az tasis for this hi
was that application wo-id De made 70
amend section o. the charter % the nity
OF waco 80 ~ 10 change TIE o111iatE LEES
of sand city ln certain specified particulars
The huI IL cn,!iicd an act 10 amend sec
lions / aud q Of the charter and noi galS
aineuls section !. Pursuant 20 o.. neut=-
but materially amends aectlc1 q. ore q
the most comprehensive aat important Soc
iious Of the charter DO matters wholly for
elsn TO section ! ard the boundary iiIts .
tie city. Thu constitutional prov ti.a b. il-
tended 10 protect The peorie against
changes IN thsir local laws wi.aol' noitce
TO them. IL plain ald msui4,1-y. hsa mar
ifestiy not been complied H.th 10 tGs case
us to secti5n q q the charter and 20
alternative is lefi mc box 80 d.sA19iV.e 'ae
bill. G A. c-irc-s1--
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Third pi.,rlrr court OF Appeals.

Austin. Texas. April T., Proceedings OF
The court Of civil appeals for the Third dis
tr.ct today;
Reversed and remanded--John Il. Hnr-
din W. 7. u. Newell from Tom Green.
Houston and Texas Central Railway conn
pany VS.. J. 4. i-eyere. from Travis, l.. a.
EMS vs.. walter tbs. from Travis.
Affirmed CITY OF Austin vs.. NJ. Butler.
from Travis.
Hehcaring refused Patterson vs.. Hous-
ton aud Texas Central HALLWAY company
from Travis, AibriSht ~. Meyer ct al.
from GrayEOu.
Motions granted-Kompe ct al. VS..
Woodfnen OF the World, from Travis. 10
reinstate cause. iloughton d Robinson VS..
Rogan. from san saba. 20 qussh appeal
bond.
Motions FOR rchcarlng sYbmit,Vd- Hcus-
ton and Texas Central Railway company
", kimbrll. from LimeStone Hynes vs..
Winston et al, l!Om Red River St. Louis
southwestern Railway company vs. Black.
well from Hunt
Motion TO affirm on certificate submitted
Hunt county VS., Weiser g. Co.. from
Hamilton.
Causes submitted Elder VS. First Ma
i,onal Bank Di Galveston. from Falls; Tar
yer et al. ve Carter from Fails: Gulf.
Colorado ana Santa Fe Railway company
Hs johnson ct al. from Bell: Male vs..
city OF Austin. from Travis.
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NEN LaMs.

austin Texas. Aprll 7,--seuaior Lima
,'' wharton bill 10 secure System Of
araihaTe along the public roads 0, the
state became Law today wi,hou, the gov
ernor's signature
~, SohA'or Lewis' bin proYidiny that
commissioners courts which hayo tnkcn
eoslfe 81 The sHsirs Of defunct municipal
sy'fs,aEehs shan take caro- u ihs out.
tioua "'e" '"'l'is-
elHp afnaifa' Terrells BIZ that parsora
thlsrins ? house by nay or night ana eonr.
u.SilHs themselves therein for the Duruos,
burglary. sNHH "
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INVITATION ACCEPTED.
Daughters OF thr Conf"drFnry We're
uilsib, C1npiimsHted.

,-,., -. f-.,,,,.,l,.r,-y tNrre
Daushters or W.
Hisih, '"inpi' M ~ n 'e".
Austin. Texas. AH- H-4 A4
resolu,ier. relf-eealanatCry. wzI irtr9-
- 60 - .s.. ro--.rr.
ou'N ~
Resolution accepting '1- iS'i'''+ ''' p ~
Daughters cf The Con.ederacy 20 attend TIE
,,r,s,ii-.y esr,,1oples o. tke Coafs 5.ra.e
o..h
monument a. Jana
ana 29ih daYs 81 Airi. lasn
whercaz Tn D4ugbtes d 'he Ca1'ti-
eracy hava succeeded .u hay.aE .rec.e- j.
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committee Tor the Chandler cyclone su,-
feTers, is in receip; OF a letter from G u
Homer. president Guthrie club. aekno~i-
eiging receipt of S4sT Is and largo saip-
neut OF clothing aud edibles which Ar'
AaNey forwarded for the sufferers
MIR Maxey also received she following
in regard 10 The shipmeats male.
A!cc MaNey. Chairman Relief COMMITTEES
sherman
Galveston, Texas April 5.-Yogrs 70
Polk received. VIII checrfully haul freight
10 Chandler cyclone sufferers, Gainesville
20 Purcell, and think Aichison wNl %
same. Purcell to Guthrie. Have wired them.
Up H. GooiWyu"
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STORM DAMAGE.
Terrell and Nicinii> Were visited
bN the wind.

Terrell, Texas. April "A storm from
the northwest attracted much attention
In Terrell no serious damage was done.
Some small outhouses were blown over and
trees were wrenched somewhat. Tie iron
house ut the Midland shops was moved
from its blocks ard three men were slight
iy Injured in tho paint shop by fallin,
timbers Mr.. Roberts house. two and a
half miles northwest Of Terrell. was lifted
from rs blocks and his buggy demolished
Mr. w. p. Aliens barn was also wrecked
The houses occupied by MIR. W c. Soners
and Mrs. 4 NJ. Cox also in the country
were injured by the storm.
The water poured and some hail fell
but roi enough to do any grea, aau,nve.
The city marshal is enforcing ID. ordi.
na9se @seinst hicyclists using the side
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SHORE TEXAS SPECIALS.

- i \ iEs4'.--ls t. IfaAAh4s - AHNN4NS 49,
stock Of hardware and groceries.
WACo.-ApriI q will be observed by
Confederate veterans here as decoration
day.
WACO--A Waco May Carnival club has
been organized here for a May queen car
niyal.
SAN ANGELo-Chas. Berg Of Detroit,
Mich. died here OF consumption, among
strangers.
TENAHA.--A haiistorm in Shelby and
Pamela counties dil considerable damage
10 fruit and gardens.
sEALY- The Victory Brigade has ar
rived al Sealy and has pitched their tent
On the public square.
FORT WORTH The local United Con-
Tolerate Veteran camp viii Oh, 'rye April
II as decoration day.
BRYAN-Little Sadie Hall the 7-yenr-
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall
o. this city, died sunday.
SHERMAN.--A statement of the clty's
bonded debt shows it 10 be $203.s7S, de-
crease OF $o7S9 during the past year.
CEDAR BAYOU Rev. j. II. Murray
came very near drowning while crossing
Cedar bayou, n an old Fat boat, which
sank.
LOVELADY.-An attempt was made to
burglariLe the store OF ~ NJ. Rayburn,
Inc ND, - "e'e s'''''H away ai'e
"a LLAS-A apoieon Jackson Fort
NUlth H'Elo cAdrse' "uh IooDlhg me
lhA4Is' was put under oohd OF $oVO by l.. ).
Commissioner Lednum.
Nl'oh,S BEE h'-Coionel J. W. TODD OF
oheeFllit' Nan is mere shipping about
mr. ran 4oaHs OF STOCK eatue TO MS
raheh az Nhicota' l. T.
bhLLNlLLh-lned at her residence in
,nlS Iiace al Nov ?. IN. sunday, April 4,
us Euitlce H. Lewis WIFE or Isaac Lewis,
!" 'he f''h year oil her age.
ROSENBERG--A G. Miller of Amarillo
a young man of about % wears OF age no,
H'siiy shot h'ihsei through the arm
WINE ioollhs win pistol.
BARTLETT-Mr. w. A. Smith. who wa d,
doing a cash grocery business here sold
his entire stock OF goods to Rounatree
Bros. who will continue the business
SAN ANTONIO Tho DIV oo,,,,,,, 49,. l..
ordinance abrogated mo contr,,t NIX
Samuel NJ. Gray. of proyIdence n I con
sulting engineer for the sewer work in III,
city.
CIEpIrPNr, r,oro
of thn dist,Jo, -. on me uo'ket
divorce This ie ono , .o' hine cases ,of
$3.50 1870 n,S Is one iess than at the 10
that term. ''" "'
surpuANN,r rau c.
with a hunting nartv aa1, Mn,ie ont
charged a gun Ionded rt,b as
eeivinr n oons,derahlo ~ H ~ sho,' re-
ia W. arr, ~. ~ pm ZION OF the charge
~ ms "I"' Not serious
Sabine PASSION April 3 there was
quite n display OF electrirItv IN so,'ina
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The DEM Cu,Innx,

New York. April 1T is said the losses
by the e. $. Dean company failure will
reach million dollars and that they fail
heaviest on day lahorers. farmers, small
business men, teachers and women in every
class Of lie, In the office OF the company
az 10 broadway there is nothing Of The
slightest value. dispatch from Roch-
ester tonight denies that =. s. Dean Is A
resident ot that city. The postnffice au,
thorltics have opened mail matter which ar
rived today Tor that company The letter.
probably will be returned to the senders
District Attorney olcott said today he
would not place the matter of the fan
ure before the grand jury II any one had
complaint TO make he said the proper
procedure was to 20 TO a police court
Runs were in progress today on the wall
street speculative concerns whose names
have been IN various WAYS linked win
the a. $. Dean company which was closed
up by the sheriff Saturday last. The runs
We're also reported to be affecting more or
less the bucket shop interests The de.
Nelopmcnts of the Dean eompany have
given scare to tho patrons of such places
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ATTEENooN srssiaN

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate ccgesrTeas Resolution &3a7;tos q
rvsoiuttoa q sss leEisia.zse g: re stats
o. KAaEks ~i;A reference 70 . coure-isu1
q Delegates FROM RAnsss. Iu3sE- Te-rstc-y
ard Texas 20 sevisa s6ys aus iseaas 20 CO.
tain relief fru1n o1e-tii&1; tx rhi rates
was Adopted.
House hin res;ori1g Ire civil 2as cTir7-
sozl Jurisdiction q tbs cp4n;g uugr' q
san seoA cuuniy AID hc-se BAL set;i1<
APART Tor seho.g g,lyTcscs tolr lsasves o.
lad heretofore granted "a GvtEs co'a1ty
Ard Au;ho-lHi1r the attorney Esas;2l -
irs.stuie sgli fo- SANE were elEfcsss'- az
iasss-3 finally
s.,aaie h.li authorizing - cartlllssi92e-s
cour7 o. The vari1as eCautles - 7siiTe 40
fund iAc.r outstanding in4sats--asesS Nss
cngr,sssed
scsa.e bsli regulating The Hsuaoce 81
:eucAers' certificates AIS T1,-rs ne
duty q the totrt q sxE-o2usFs. vas e.
crosses ana passed ilHAlly.
senate hiil Arleac!ag t1t lytfery lAw -
siregr;h enins The s&u.e het BOX .1tse-s-
iuF the ~ a4t.s9 vas erTt-sssl
Nr BoHsers tLl rAtt11i-S tie authority
I'd. tn7ns All Villages 10 re c17tezaaias
Of property fov belt~T ihorva ga.4-p4 VAS
eacrsssea AID passet f1siiy
Mr stGTorcs liii --e-i.1g tbe cleo
zion Law D. uut requiring SALONS 20 re-
ma!a l.5sa1 On spHe3Ai ei@ci.c- DAYS was
also Killed by strikiaE oal the e-aeti1g
clause.
Ad!0u-aos uasn 10 = =.
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Palestine. Texas. April 7.-An
lamp caused fire in the two-aoor ero-
Gerry ana dry goods store of George A
Wright at 10 O'Clock last night co.
siderable damage was done to tho h,,,,,,..
ana the goods In both We're badly ds,naan'i
hy hre ana water. Everything in tha
mousse ,.,is, received a touch of both fire an ns
, ms nc s' iS5n6 loss on goods. 500 600
about $4,000: fully covered by ins nuilaihss.
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, April 7.-Chartered to-
day; The Arkansas Manufacturing com
pany; capital stock $4,000, moorporators,
j. Hoffman, u, II. McI.aran, T. B,Wheeler.
n j BurrOwes. Domcilo at Arkansas
Pass, Purpose, the transaction OF a mining
business and the construction Of dams,
reservoirs latorlls and other necessary
appurtenancos for the purpose OF iiriga-
ton, navigation, mining. etc.
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GOOD PRACTICE WORK
THE BUFFALoEs HAD LOTS or Dr.,
YESTERDAY.
All of Them HID and hm,,o..,
Chances for Good Pinys-Reed,
Excellent Work.

Tho game at ,he rark ves,or,,ov
the l.aGrangc aggrecAtlon was .,r, ~
f.ee work for tn. bovs o,,i ,,anae,es ~
,,,,,.,r--.it,. u<i
"''''" ''llN' II WASH very much Q. II
came, in fact, but several good p,s
wcrc made. rhe l3uffaI,as etn,,,aa
.,-...,i.,,, -t,.,,, -, -, "s4
'N''''e"e slSie anu 'he'e VIII be 10 u
count on Their ability TO play ball VIE
tbo soason ons,ns 'sS
at.,.,,rs,, .,.,..
~ ''''''' "Ho WIS IL lfie nox iw III
VISITORS, was Il fine practice pitcher al
ali Of the Bufraloes asa ro,.5 st,.t,,.
NJ. t,,o,,, -, -, 49,. 'O0' s''>"N~A
'"''Vi4 ''u sOou cha'Nes ana acrs1,s.
thcm in good style. Deyeney had 81
CHARGE the DAY before. h,,t ,,sss,e,a.v l,
b,i o,,,,,r,,,,,l,,o, 'aW'u' N
Vl'P9' N"i'' 40 al ihrew 10 iirst val
N'sor Knox played short well, a h.
score shows. Becker's work n, ~ l.,
49,, -, VI Tue W
N"9 E'pN' even !or nm, ana on baSs nj
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Gn,c Bond.

Richmond Texas. April 7.--Joe Bryant,
who has been confined M jail Tor several
days on an Indictment charging him with
tbs murder OF Charles Lowery. was re-
leased today on $1,000 bond
The Moodmen OF the World Of this place
unveiled tho monument TO A. l.. George
thls evening at Z o'clock.
Rollio Bali IS on trial in the district
cour, charged with tho murder OF Fred
Douglass here last year.
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EEw Bir.LLs.

hy Crowley TO diminish the Jurisdiction
Of county court of borden county.
Nv ltarria-~T cf the relief ~ Kate Cham
bols "urgit and Stella Chamber oniy
'""'F'h OF IhoWsp J. Chambers. decea,e5
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~ Committee.


Austin. Texas. April THE eonaie com.
mittee on constitutional amendments has
adopted favorable reports on seuato. Goss
amendment to the constitution nxiug the
SALARIES Of LEGISLATOR 10 5000 psr punuam
and 81 per day While N soau!on. irtrodueeA
yesterday.
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NOTES.

Miss Belle kearuey entertained a large
audience AT Goodhue Opera house last night
with a lecture OH Christian temperance,
Tho lady is an eloquent, forcible and In
torcsting tnlker,
y marriage license was today Issued TO
Mr.. j. d. Adams and Miss planch De Vile
nenYo.
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HousTOA'> PosTcFFiCE.
Made 10 Green's Conc
Inittec.

Application Made 10 Green's Conn
Inittec.
Dallas Texas, April THE commission
Of Postmaster n. c. Smith Of Houston
will expire September IS, 1897. Among the
prominent republicans who hayo applied
for Chairman Green's indorsemen, as
Smiths successor are T. b Realms. Henry
n johnson. W. E. Sanders and S r.
Strong All OF them are well recommended
locally. II is understood that Chairman
Green will not indorse anyone at this time.
but Will wait and make careful inyestica-
ton OF the claims of each. Some time he
fore Mr. Smiths four years are ont. Air.
Green and CONGRESSMAN Hawley will as-ee
upon one @. the above four and then urge
his appointment by the president. Il is
not known Here who, If any. name asked
for recommendation at the hands OF DR..
Grant
Friends OF Major w. ". oLeary are ac-
lively pushing him for IN important for
eisn mission. All the Green workers about
Dallas want to see him made minister 10
Chill In addition to the hearty support of
the Green leaders in Texas he has COL
onel Richard Henry Savage and several
olher prominent literary men Of the North
at mis- back Chairman Green has consider
able Influence with Speaker Reed soma
tors Allison and Quay and many other
hlS guns Of the party at WashingtoD ana
II necessary the weight OF all these win
Do brought TO bear In OTeary's behalf
tbs friends look upon him as a sure win
W stI Tnfsn
Dallas, Texas. April 7.-Chairman Is. II
Green Of the republican State committee
did not visit Headquarters in this civ. a.
he intended. today He spent the dsv AT
Terrell. where he received word from Sec
rotary oLeary that the marshalship Of The
West Texas district and the collertorsbin
at III laso would soon be ready TO he fiiled
by republicans.
Mr., Green arrived here on late trat,
ne leaves for Washington tomorrow and
VIII take the applications with the judorse-
nehts, ana expects to return to Teyas in
about ten days.
Oi the Paris postof'ice he saws; IL am
perfectly satisfied with what has trans
plred In regard to it, In The disnansation
OF office. ] will stand by my party ma
chlncry After the Irritating m,es,ions of
Once are disposed of. will set TO work ac-
tlYeiy to prepare my party for the com
paign Of 1898"
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Is especially true of Hoods Pills, for no rnedi
cline ever contained so great curative power IN
70 small space. They are q whole ,neilc,u,,
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REBEKAH LODGE ORGANIZED.

jasmine lodge No l5i OF the Rebekah
branch of the Independent order of odd
Fellows was orranized in this city last
night with q charter membership OF thirty,
The officers elected and appointed are as
follows: Miss Katie Rogers. noble grand
Miss Forward, vice grand: Miss Ella Kirk
wood secretary; Mrs. w. A. Ives. treas.
urer; Miss Nettio Eastman. conductor; Mrs.
y. p. Wheat, warden; Miss Duchee. right
supporter: Mrs c. Il. Yancy. left sup
porter Mrs. Felix Saunders. inner gunrd
Mrs, Tracy Stewart, outer guard. Mrs
Matte Cruise. right supporter and Mrs.
+. a Dowlen, left supporter to the vice
grand. After the installation OF ofnoors
those present enjoyed Il delightful spread,
Tho visitors present were Mr.. and Hrs,
j. n. olds, Miss Arrn Jones Miss Maggie
King, Mr. and Mrs. Fatch, Miss Mable
McClannahan and Miss Jennie Johnson,
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na'1e Lucisn w Ire was iowed up 10
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