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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-18
CITY BREViTIES.

Professor Rud. Eberhar1 and either stn-
dents win give their second grand either
concert at Turner hall tonight,
The ladies of the Trinity mission will
nave cake sale saturday III Or Stuar,'s
dr1g store. corner of Main and Preston.
b. H. Belcher's friends will regret to
learn that he had had q relapse and IS
quite Ill at his home. No. 1906 Travis street.
Every member of the Ladies Parish
association IS earnestly requested to be
present at 1880 O'Clock Thursday morning.
February is, in their rooms at ne Bristol
hotel.
Mrs, L. p. lIamblen, Mrs J. w. Scott
Mrs, r. Is. Ewing; Mrs. ". G. Robinson
Schmidt ana Lula Bryan. viii take charge
Al the Scattering Arms today.
Il. X. Dillingham; was somewhat late
in getting down to hts place of business
yesterday morning, the delay being on ac-
count of his joy and to stop to make u
fuss over IA newcomer at his home--a fire
baby boy.
A telegram was received vest eriay from
galveston, which STATED that transporIa-
ton would not be furnished to the mem
bets OF Dick bowling camp. U. c. v. who
expected 10 visit Galveston In n body on
February 10.
j, II. Myers of Cameron, Texas, has lvst
bought land near the thriving town OF
Brook>hila on the Katy. Tic VIII at once
improve the same and thinks this section
Of country is the gllden spot of the South.
Many others. In Central Texas are pre-
pairing to follow Mr.. Myers example.
Several Housion'ans who went to Gal
weston yesterday for the sole purpose of
aboardng the ba.rtleship Texas returned
sadly disappointed. They were not al
lowed TO go on board, and notice was
given that visitors would be allowed to
VISIT the Texas only on Friday and sun
day.
Julian NJ ng1ie. manager Tor Mr.. and
Mrs. Russ Whytel. in he romantic. trama
For F1ir Virginia." was in the city
yesterday arranging for the presentation
of this play AZ the opca house on Tues
day ami Wednesday of next week. This
play, which is now running very success
fully in New Orleans Is a great faVoIite
wlh Southern audiences. as 1t is rhe first
to do justice 10 the nobility and herosm
of N.rSIn.an mon and Montr.n.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
Criminal Appeals.

Dallas. Texas, February 1.-THE court
OF criminal app9lls transacted the follow
ing business today:
AffLrmed--1ock Brown. Jim Davis. r. a.
Chapman. w u. Anderson. from Johnson;
Waiter Fletcher, from Dallas; Tom Robin
son (two cases., from McLennan.
Kevors~l-- Blake Hayes, from Johnson
j II. Gilmore, from Grtyson; SNlll Man
ming. from Lamar; Lewis lispett from
Mci.enuan.
Motion for rehearing overruled-John
Johns. from Ella.
Submitted on record-B. i. Yaates, from
Tarrant.
Submitted on briefs for both parties
Nj. a. Adleberger, from Harris Alfred
SIMON. Jr., from Gregg; Lwlwig Klein.
from Clay.
Submitted on brlof for appellant -Arthur
Morris. from Htephgns
Submitted on briefs and oral aNuSr~at
for both parties--J. j. Taylor, from Har-
rls': NJ. c. Kingsbury. from McI.elnan.
Motion 10 withdraw appeal-Jim Brown.
from Wise.
Motion for rchcaring submitted>W. II.
Garrett, from Navarro
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Aus. in, Texas. Fcbruary l5.-rrocce'i ngs
Of the court OF civil appeals for the Third
district today:
Athrmod-lIawkes ct al vs.. Robertson.
from Bell: Figures ct "a VS.. Grggs ct al.
from Hopkins; Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway company W, Bellows, from
McLeDnan.
Reversed and reman1el--WinNate ".
Peoples Building and Loan association
ct al. from Kulueis; Patterson W.. tou8-
ton and Texas CeuFpl Railroad company.
from Travis, Dennis W. Sanger. rom
McLepaan; Johnston et al vs. Llano coun-
~, from Llano.
hearing IN Bsrblsch VS.. oatman, from
Z ravls. Is overtulni; the mote for Es-
hearing In same case by pgAintin In err
ror Is granted In part ana execution IL
stayed OF that par; of the demand not
due, arising olt OF the 500 note rued on.
unul June 6, 1877.
Notion oveiru4ed--Jackson e, al w. Fin
ley, from Llalo. to set ASIDE submission.
Motions for rehearing suhmiilcd-Pur-
year vs. Friery. from HAYS. lirync OF Al
VS.. Klcas. from l>lano. Nancy W. Mi,iield
Matfen at all from Runnc!s: Armstrong,
Gator G. Co vs.. Snyder Of nj. from
Travis: Mctiac. county treasurer, W..
Franklin Publishing coinpaas, IRON Nc
cuiloch; knights Of Phythlas vs., Bridges,
from Caldwell. Patterson ". city or Aus
iin from Travis.
Hamilton. 10 argue motion for rehcaring
orally: Patterson vs.. city of Austin. from
Travis. 70 strike out appeiee's motion for
rphcaring and answer thereto. Lynn at al
W. First Natlona! Bank of Mctir.gor,
from McLennan. 10 substitute transcript
Causes submiiieI--Galvcsion. Harris
burg and San Antonio Rlilway company
W.. State OF Texas. and Houston and
Of Texas. both from .rravls; Webb vs..
Allen ct al from Bell.
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Mr. lindsay In the city.

Mr.. j. p. Lindsay, in charge of the mail
service business of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fre and the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fc railways. with headquarters at
Chicago. was in the city yesterday renew
ing old acquaintauces. The present mag
nlficent railway mail service now enjoyed
this gcnueman's work He came to lious-
.-n in 1881 as chief clerk in the NAL SER
wee. culled the drones and laid the foun-
daiion for the present excellent service.
As a reward for his service he was pro-
NOTED by the department. to. the supeTn-
tendency of ehe Eleventh division. with
headquarters at st. Louis. IT rs unncce'-
earv to saw that he gave satisfaction in
trat position as his record speaks for "
sc!f. He re1Gnei to accept Il more lucra-
tfVe place with the AtcMsOn.
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rev York via New Orleans. He has been
n Houston for few days looking nf,er
business for his company. 49,
SipaiA a. N Leatnaker, vice president
NMnu Superintendent OF the Austin and
.,."wes'erh. was N the city yesterday.
o. "a Sells. agent of the American re-.
IN seraumg Transit company with head.
terday. '"e Wy ses-
superintendent Simmons Of the Calves
IL, ~ fNiNe and Houston accompanied
his line. "a N''''Ss'o' over
re-; ~ Edison. general manager or the
~ setoh bsit was In the c.y yesterday.
n az Us making a trip over the State with
o'ho oihua4s OF HIS company.
r. s. DAVIS. general freight agent Of tho
-. Louis Southwestern. and G, W. harm
mart. general freight agent Of this com
paliS IN Texas were In Che city yesterday.
Charles Eahey. commercial agent Of the
the city Yesterday. lie Is no cpn,.non.
EVERYDAY rulrcad man. hut wears With
CITY. '''" IA '"e A'a'"o
"A, All the Houston and Galveston lines
nave made prennraticns for the large
numbers they Will have 10 accommodate
ms week. Extra coaches have been
$3.50 mo service, ami Il is expected
VIII be- necessary.
NJ: y. Monserrate, general manager.
-. j. Martin. general fro ,ht and passen.
ger agent and G.. w. Terry, auditor az
me san ANTONIO 4Si Aransls Pass. were
n ne city Yesterday and lott on the Bay
Snors nre for Galveston to visi, the hat
A circular has been issued announcing
lhe promotion of Ell a. llirshheld TO the
position OF assistant general passenger
agent 81 the Fort Worth ana Denver ral-
way. HIS friends are pleased to hear of
tiMs mern promotion. but trust II will
not deter him from making an occasional
visit to his old haunts.
Yesterday morning, attached TO the
southbount Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fc
train WAS an extra sleeper from Denver
'oio. There VIII he ano her extra sleeper
To-Day These sleepcrs have been run from
Dcnver to accommodate the large number
OF people who came TO the State To sc
the blttleship Texas aud also 10 lulrn
an,omellMng concerning the resources OF
Several officials OF tho Southern Pa
cine VIII leave tins morning FOR Orange
IN ,aWencance upon the county court II
VIII be remembered that The Pos, men
toned u few days ago that the amount
hlowol TO the Southern Pacific for estah-
lshing the line OF the Postal Telegraph
&C mpany along the ryht of way OF this
railroad vas 10 cents per mlle. From this
Gecisio of committee the Southern Pa
cihc appealed to the county court OF or
county,
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, ssss from Ruuncls county. Third dis.

cas-. ease from Runnols county. Third dis.
Inis Is suit brought by J. A. Younger
IA ms own behalf and also In behalf Of
MS minor dughtcr, Della Younger To re-
cover damages repiltlng from tho death Of
Aits Younger the wife of J. A. Younger
anu the mother of Della Younger. Mir.
younger was killed on April II. 1892, by
one OF defendants trains while In opera-
Ton by Its servants
The trial below resulted In vars,..
and Judgment In favor OF ], A. Youna,r
for $4,000 -~""s''
defendant offered evidence on the trial
peloW tending to show that plaintiff. sub
seIusht TO tho death of his first wife, had
married again and that by his second mar
riage he had secured a wife more vaiuabis
TO him than his first wife. In that tho
socohu Mrs, Younger was a woman equal
or Superior To the first as regards educa-
.ion, refinement popularity and capability
oil rendering services In rearing the minor.
Defendant also offered TO prove thai
plaintiff, a. :. Younger. was u man Of
means, the president OF bank. worth
from $4,000 to $780, All OF this evil
hence was rejected and tho questions ccr-
uiied relate TO It's admlssIbllity.
J.. TO tho first question we answer that
evidence OF tho marriage of plaintiff.
ON account Of which he sought to recover
damages was properly rejected by tho
court
If the plaintiff wife was killed through
tho negligence Of the defendant, he then
lost the value OF her life aa a wife, and
tho fact that her place has been aupplicd
by subsequent marriage does not In any
manner operate to mitigate tho damage for
which the wrong door was ycsponsiblc.
:, To tue second question We reply that
evidence OF the financial condition OF tho
head OF tho family at the time Of Mrs.
founsor's death should have boon admit
ted upon the Issue OF pecunary injury Hus-
tanned by the daughter,
There are dntes which all mothers owe
to their children by nature GA N. Y.
AGO But the circumstances which sur.
round tho mother and child are different
In wealthy AND poor tamnles. and there
iore such facts are rfiiussiblc to show
what aid the child could expect 10 receive
from the continuance OF tho mothers life
In tho state Of circumstances surrounding
them.
Opinion by Brown. ]. penman. j.. did
not sit
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oIccr Dixon Bound over.

The case Of State of Texas VS.. Police
officer Dixon colored was called in Jus
tice Fitze's court yesterday and resulted
in the officer being bound over to til,
grand jury in the sum OF $500.
He was charged with an aggravated as
sault upon Rosa Anderson, colored. The
woman claimed she was in the police cour
warming by the stove cold morning las
month when Dixon commanded her 10 Is,
down stairs. which was At the courts re
quest. She says she did not move anc
Dixon pounced upon her, making an as
sault Her evidence was corroborated by
II. S. Moss, reporter for the Evening Her
aid. and several others
Dixon gave bond for his appearance e
fore the grand jury.
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The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
has entered into a contract with j. w,
Thomson of st. Louis for the construc-
ton of two miles # reve,ment 10 protect
its tracks along the bank OF the Missouri
river. beginning at the Wabash bridge
ard extending eastward. The hank will
first he cut 10 a slope and then covered
With willow mattresses and rock; THIS
Improvement will not only. benefit The
company, hut win add to the proteclon
vic'nry Tho work will keep 800 men en-
rloyod for three monthe and Will be be-
gun as soon as the weather permits
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OFFICIALS PLEAD GUILTY.
Thorne and Sargent Of the Texas
and Pacific.
WHAT THE INDICTMENTS CHARGED
Released on Their Exixtipr No.,
Whiie Judge Pnrlangc of New
Orleans Considers the Case.

General Manager L. s. Thorne and Gen
eral Freight Agent h. s. Sargent, of the
Texas and Pacific railroad were arraigne {,
before Judge Parlange yesterday in the
United States district court. SAYS the
Times-Democrat. They pleaded guilty to
certain sections of the indictments found
against them several weeks ago for vio-
lations of the interstate commerce laws,
The catse was published in extenso at
the time of the finding OF the Indictments.
In brief, the charges were threefod. The
first count charged that Messrs. .Thorne
ard Sargent, officials of the Texas and
acitic railroad and acting as its agents.
leased what is known as the Sky Lot
&C tton warehouse to Measrs. Martin, Wise
Il thzhugh, cotton factors, of Texas. II
was charged that the lease was predicated
on the EXTENSION to the firm OF certain
privileges IN storage and handling not
enjoyed by other factors, the particular
one mentioned in connection tith the
use being that of Flower. King Il Put
fsAm
The second count charged violation of
the scheduled tariff rates Issued by the
Texas and Pacific railroad, and the third
count charged that discrimination w2s
made in favor Of Martin, Wise II Fiiz-
hugh, to whom was returned about $1,000
in rebates.
In the Indictment Mr. Thorne was
charged as principal and Mr. Sargent was
charged with aiding and abetting him in
the violation of the law.
The railroad Officials were repro sent ed
by Mr.. 4. j. freeman, general counselor
OF the Texas and Pacific railroa1, ard
Mr.. l.. Il. kruutschnitt.
Mr.. Freeman entered plea of guilty
on behalf of his client. MIR. Sargeni,
charged with aiding ana abetting As to
Mr.. Thorne, he entered a plea of guilty
to having leased the sky Lot warehouse
70 Messrs. Martin, Wise & t'itzhugh and
TO the other allegations set forth in the
not guilty was entered on behalf of Mr.
Thorne on the second and third counts of
the indictment
Judge Pariange announced that he would
have to look into the case and discharged
the officials under their existing bond.
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No.. rnlicx fnr the southern.

The second vice president of the soir'h-
erh railrost, states that new poiicy WI
soon he adopted by that system when VIII
result in the employment OF white men
only in nearly all of hts departments es-
recialiy train crews, in order that promo
lions may be more thoroughly ana sys
tomatic1ily carried out, or clvli serVlce
reform lines. Under the present. system.
rc- Instance II would he impossible 20
promote a colorei stoke-, or fireman: 20
he position of engineer che labor unions
not permitting colored men 10 lenrh ooae
worlo or q colorcd train hand TO he q con
ductor. as the sentiment Of the traVelihg
public would not permit II.
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San Antonio, Texas. February 1.-THE
following proceedings were had yesterday
IN tho court Of appeals for tho Fourth
supreme judicial diFirrt of reNnH
Afnfmcd~-iil Birmingham Drug company
vs. FroenEiu Bros. 4 co. ct al from
iioNar; Galveston. IIarri9Durg and san
Antonio Hallway company VS. Mary Eat
zen. from Bcxur; j. II, Iohncr W.. N j..
Erie Menger. from BeSar.
Reversed and emanded--lIopston and
Tosas Central Railway company. Va w;
Texas Central Railway company W. Il. w.
liuffhlncs, from Dallas
Reversed and ra1derci-L. A. Harper Va.
r., Golden ct al. from Navarro.
Submittcd-Thc Fire Association Of
Philadelphia w, N. e. Jones, from Com
zales, i. u. VIM W.. j s. McI>lnnon,
from Atascosa.
Motion grarrted-CNy OF San Antonio VS..
Leopold NJ, Michael. from BcSar.
Motion for rehearing Judgment affirmed
on certifioaie)-Sam Kay w. Charles Dill
hnghlm. receiver. ct gu, from Harris.
Motion for writ of ccrforari--Iienry
Williams ct al vs.. j. H. Patterson. from
ssn,th.
Motion to dismiss appeal--wallacc Web
aLer ct al VI. l.. W. McCarthct ct al. from
Mason.
Motion for order allowing time for cor
rocting record and fillng briefs overrulel-
Sam Ray w. Charles Dillingham;. receiver,
ct al.
Motion to strike out statement OF facts
Same cause az aforesaid.
Motion 70 dismiss case--L Wass. ST..
w. Il, Hoffman, from Washington.
Motion OF appellee 20 strike out briefs
OF appellant .joaeph Cudn vs.. Island city
Savings Bank OF al, from, Victoria.
ling vs.. city or san Antonio, from pexnr:
motion for rchearlng TO be considered
with case; j.. A. Ellis VS.. u. ". Cuni<sc-
ham, from Fort Bend. motion to rtriIc
out settlement OF facts.
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Captain !. C. Commit. manager OF the
Cregcenf News company. lis IN the c''S'
Travelling Auditor Taylor OF the Amer,
can Express company Was III the S'''
yesterday.
Il, =. Wright. travelling passenger aEsnl
of the Sars'a Fe Is in the city circulating
among tho ra,lrcaders.
II. G. Pay. general agent OF the nl t f.,
Stock Car company. with headquarters III
Fort Worth Is n the CITY
co,onel w. Nahl. comptroller and sec
ond asestant to the president % ne
southera Pacific. leaves this morning io'
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fcr, p,o isSas February i7'-Nr
Rssz sAs ~, who Is in the city rem.
(ra, st a, nleFss' of several street
sa.t.r ., thorough Investigation
sse,y hon y. ear Inc for this CITY,
fscs rs sITpsially of the outlook. lie
sisi inslds ~ axes hoii of The mat.
sss nOrs tb.ee lght months tho civ
'oF the enterprls,e, d" 10 Tor
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THE HOTELS.
LAwLoR-RATES $3.50 AND $500
DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. Pro
ETDy

|LAwLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND $500
DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. Pro
FLOR
!. wetson, corsicana; Miss Faml!-
tnr ssee. Miss Ellis. u. a. Ell ..
B; W. ]. Wegley Waco; j. W.
Brenham, X. ii. Baker. Tyler: a.
Fsion, Frni l.. Everett, Chicago; \.
hndhur. Mrs. J. Il. GRANDEUR. Beau
Austin Smith, New York: John u.
Lafayette; Mrs. C. r.. Stout. Brun-
Ie; Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald, Pixies Peak;
Sledge, Waller; NJ. NJ. Mcfarland,
+. Farnsworn. Cucro: Edward
81. LOUIS: c. Fahey. San Antonlo;
l;man. NJ. l.. Goodwin. city; w. G.
lon. y. lor.s, +. ID. Gavin, CALVES
Lee Carpenter, j. T., Wolters, j.
ndal, H. c. Shropshire and w.te,
Bird. Sam Harlan, j NJ. whitman.
Stephens, A. Hdrdee, X. T. Pow
u, Winston, A. II. Flores, r. f..
n. Geo. ;. Jester ana wife, ". B.
m Astn; W j. Rau, New Or
7. 7. Bngauce and wife. w. /.
Peg 4. Z. Cochran, Texas; NJ. Jime-
~ An'onio; John NJ. LOGAN and
lS !. Aeriweiher, Mss Nerve h.
NJ Drew, John d. P!hs and wife.
~, W. ]. Townsend. Austin: n
IN and wife. Brcnham; ID. X
nea, Ind; IT. %. Mile New
4 Sweeney. Dallas; e. Il. Por-
E ". II. Lally and wife. Mas
" K, H.. HARRISON. Jr., CO.
~. irlmb!e and wife, Il. l..
~ WIFE. Kansas City: J. A.
teH Worth; w. l.. McGauyhev,
Asrne,h Brandon Columbus. IL
Dallas; d. Torre New Orleans.
rs and wife, AlV!l: l.. q. Her,
Ssgc: ]. H. Ealligan, 81, Louis.
pManchloe. Wharton: W, C. Nv.
~ ., countgyman. S.W. Rugle WIN
vlon, ~: j. +. Well1ngto1s Morri.
~ n Watson, Little Rock; VIM
~, - ga WIFE, Lake Charles; MS
r, Ausim; L, a. Breckenridge,
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two conaagrnt,ons Yesterday,

There were two frcs yesterday The frs,
al No. 2o6 Preston avenue a house owned
by II. Sauhar and occupied by John Ne
vair. The damage is estimated at $500,
with no insurance.
The second fire was at 1910 Clay avenue.
house owned by Mrs Herb and oecupi, a
BY }. 7. Mckinney. Loss, $40 Cause of
ilte. detective flue
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Each Given "a Term.

Night Clerk Floeck and Mounted OFFICER
Smith of the police department returned
last night from Hampstead. where they
ws-e witnesses in the cases OF felony theft
and burglary brought against Ike Lyons
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N U N 70 Ms

improved homeopathic Homo Remedy
S,sonrt.ny put M s'eparto cure for each
GMsic 10 Health free - s>'s'
PERSONAL lcttcs 10 Professor Munyvn.
ins Arch s'rev,. Philadelphia. Pa, an.
ssW,ersu WIN free medical advice for any
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A FOLLOWER or La GRIPPE.

To cure tho persistent cough which
usually follows an attack Of grip. try
Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy During
the epidemic OF that disease a few years
ago this remedy was extensively used ana
with the very best results. 1t not only
affords relief. but effects q permanent
cure.
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and Phil Saunders, negroes. The men wero
arrested In HouTon last month. having
burslarfxod a residence here but werc turn
cd over to the Hampstead authorities for
trial, as before stated. Each was given four
years In the penitentiery.
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!. rs "aer Murder Trl,,

Pr WIS -. February l7.-,,oh,
Way On he W ,rial for The fourth
a. , near Rsiphsraf,. IL m B Rli.ierins
~ This WIS So .. ne was gwen a He
r. The other Two Voc
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Yesterday in the police court the case OF
Ethel Cone was brought TO trial, on charge
OF violating separate coach law This case
was postponed from January n. 1891 A
jury was demanded and rendered verde,
assessing fine at So. An anpeal was taken.
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COLDS

munyon's Cold Cure cures colds IN the
head, colds on tho lungs. Old colds new
eoids, and Obstinate colds, and all forms
the nose and eyes, prevents ratarrh'
,uiphthcria. pneumonia. and all throat and
,uns troubles; These pleasant little pri-
mss are absolutely harmless have saved
VhonsNtnds OF lives and prevented much
sickness. Price, .5c. ~''
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The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday;
s. ]. Mcmahon and Miss Mamie Moore.
VIM. H. Haynes and Miss Jennie Bur
ton.
George G. Tlmmons ami Miss Frances C
ran
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1, Oh the International ana Great
srr and the Galveston, Houston and
,non arrive at and depart from the
.!ional depot. foot Of Congress ave-
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. trains
Il, Katy depot, at the foot OF Mont
n ayenle, north side of the bayou:
sion. Ia Porte and Houston ana ell
rOads, except those mentioned. uso
Fspd Central depot,
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KOLLE-Yoakum, Texas. February To-
Ernst Kollo. n wealthy German farmer.
living three miles from this city. died at
his home this morning Of pneumonia.
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||sssa' a,,o.i,. February IA co..
( sss today. i, lion I vas Organised in
.sl's ior he : : Intended to be the
| % iaislessaisO o " #, which shall
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Es.liitls l Ap, : healthy appetite.
Sas 'c'ufers. DR.. ]. G. i.
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Denver. Colo, February ia special
train from Chicago over the Chicago. Bur-
lington and Quincy and the Burlington
and Missouri River railroad. chartered by
Henry j. Mayham, the Denver mining
Investment broker, reached this city at 1852
a. IN. today, having run l01G rAles in Is
hours and 81 minutes. This journey goes
INTO history as the greatest railway feat
over accomplished. The best previous raj
rosid long distance record was ~ hours and
% minutes for 96i miles over the New York
Central and Lake Shore railroads from
New York 10 Chicago Mayham, VINO left
New York Sunday on the Pennsylvania
lin!ted. chartered the special train at
Chicago in order to reach the bedside OF
his dying son. William Il. Mayham. as
quickly as possible. The Burlington off,
cals agreed to take him TO Denver in "A
hours In spite of the Burlington's SPLEEN
dld record MayhGm arrived in Denver
too late to see his son alive. The young
man died of APPENDICITIS shortly after
midnight.