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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington, October 81, 1885,
Ordered: That section S OF article IL of the Police
Keggiations is hereby modified as follows: After the
WORD person " In the Last sentence Of said section
insert the words -stripging additional telegraph
telephone messenger! sislm or electric lighting
wires. orso that said sentence shall read fol-
lows; Any persou4 strinsing additional telegraph
telephone messenger, signal or electric lighting
wires, or changing tho 1aeation of any pole
head electric WIRE, ,withEalt permit as aforesaid
shall s on eonvietio3 in the Police Court Of
not less than ten dgIar n6r more than twenty five
dollars DO RS, for each and eiery offense JOHN B.
trict of Columbia, It
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WASHING roN, ALEXANDRIA AND MOI NJ
VERNON RAILROAD
From 81 Ition. 1919 street and PenusvlvgaIa sac
la effect November l. 1898
sOCTHERN RAILWAY


All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
and Stations. fot .ns toh
burg burg aud Hsr,isonbgrG daily. and at LynchSurs
II15 AM"Daiiy. TIE rfff" TNfITEp STATES
EAST NAIL Carries Pullman Buffet sleepers,
New & York and Washington TO Jacksonville; uniting
nd .nd Hot springs e KnS5yille chstianooSs
New York to New Orleans uniting at Charlotte
with Pullman Sleeper for Birmingham. Connects
ton daily except Sunday. ard Natural Bridge daily
ssiid train Washington 20 New orleans without
cursion Through Sleeper on this train every We'd.
nesday to San Francisco without change.
4:a1 PM.-Daily.-Loca for Charlottesville
5Gfi sTrRy PaFy MEASSHNGT9S AND
posed cf Pullman vestIbuicd Sieepers. Dining Car.
Nashville. Tenn Via Ksbcviiie, knSEyl f"Fs 1S 5g
Chittanooga: New York 10 Tampa via Charlotfe'
Columbia: Savannah ard Jacksonville. and New
YcrI: To. Memphis. via Birmingham New York 10
New 20 Orleans lear ria E9 Atlenta Milan and Montgomery. Yes,
ern Railway Dining Car Greensboro TO Montro-i-
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIyrs.
ION leave Washington 9:01 am. daily and Is
pm daily. except sunday and e:25 pm. Sundays
day. for Leesburg and G:25 m daily for uern.
don Returning. arrive at Washington S:26 a m
daily except sunday. from Round niii 7.SS n m
daily. except Sunday: from Ilerndon. s:3i am.
Through trains from the :, nth srriv. at Wash
ington 6:42 am; and 2;20 pm. and s:ss pm
Sunday and osS pm. daiiy and $40 m >IeRt aSdRS
from charlottesville '"i'
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and fnform.-
Pennsylvania avenue. and at Pennsyivanin ISil-
FRANK $; CANNON, Sd Vice rrest. q Gen Mgr.
]. NJ. CULP. Traffic Manager
W. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. =. BROWN. Gen. lass
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL cARRINGroN, ATTORNEY -ArI.AW
Webster Law building. sos St NV Wsshing.
ton. d. C Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th st. n.U. sis
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Ieathermara.

Expert specialist In the of all special dis
eases of men and women. Consultation fres
Hours, 8 to IL, 2 TO 8: Tues, Thurs. and Sat
evenings. to s. COZ NV. Closed on Sunday
oclS-lms
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR A<GE-UNINCUMBERED LOTS IN
PALISADES OF POTOMAC, best location: V IL
trade for equities in improved property. JNO. Y.
WORTH ,NGTON & CO, COS 1ith st. NV. oc23-2.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
81 hedule In effect June lS lSqs
Leave Washington from station corner of New
For chicaSe Ssrsey aga "ss1gs Morfsw and street
trains, Il:o5, ll:25 am, sos pm '-'''''''1
press, 11;S m. vesIIbuied Limited. s:so pm
express Pre- S. tl, ;55 pL,; ,,,.,
For qsl9%sus. Toledo and Detroit l,:ssp.m.
PS5 New k6sIs 0Is2Ps Ns@S SirRinghsn Chat.
pFR For dIIag; In2,y slsepins I@ carr s.r through
x7;lo. x7:30. Is:0o $50, rs:sS, 1000 am:
15:os 15so Ai2 Iaao $50 sS 800 $50 SEQ SIS sSS
5lo:oo u:l6, III 30 7; m. and KI2:oI night. Sun,
100 800 SO rs S as:SS aS:SS, bio 5 llSS $50
hsiTG. Eo slS;p, l;l5 Al 80 pm. Il2oI night
Pm, week days; $3.50 am and 4:s5 pm. Sun
For Frederi'k /; week days. 300 an. 11:25. $50.
$50 pm. SUNDAYS. g M, lis pm:
r,I For Boyd and way points, week days 5sc am,
ss1pGs Ss Sy s s e eathessSH ns sC5
F0F Gathsrs6uEg G ard points week days
Sundays; sam., LIS. 4:3s, 7:o5. lois pm ~
S9d o eSn: ony SSC
$50 $50 pm. weeF lays 300 am. l:i5 pm.
koTAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
A., PHLLAoELPHIA;
r For IaIs phladssphir ss New York, Boston and the
1 bdst, week l:Oo, 800. lo.0O a.. 1908
ears 800 800 5fDins s1. car seCs sce DlaiSf iaSf
I:o5. 600 an. I:I5 Dining Carr 500 (5:u5 Dinins
Carp. 500 1851 night sleeping Car open at u
| Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City. 1000 A. m. II o5 noon i:I5
and 800 pm. week days.
For Cape Ny, I2:o5 noon.
Except sunday. xExpress trains.
EssidsnCe. y UniSo 1r,9steT co@Psny orders
northwest. New York avenue and 18th street and
WM. i r. GREENE. d.. B. MARTIN
General Manager. Mgr. Pass Trafnc.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH TIE GRANDEsT SCENEKY OF
AMEkICA; ALL TRAINS YEsTIBULFD.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED.
STATION. SIXTH a. y 3 STREETS ''a
Schs.ule in enS Sept. l. Isas
2:so pm DAiLY-Cint nnatl and ST. Louis sre
cial Solid train fer Cincinnati, Pullman Sleeper.
TO Cinema = Lexington, Louisville. IndIann polls
and ST Lapi, without change Connects al Cow
ingtoU Va. FIX Virginia Hot Springs daily parlI,
Cars Ctncinnat 70 Chicago.
for cinoinnati- Pullman sleepers TO Cincinnati
Lexington ana Louisville without change. PuI,D11
without change. daily except sunday osseryxa.
Sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and ST. Louis.
x:2u M. DAILY-For Gordons VILE Cha rlottes-
VILE. S'auuton. apd for Richmond daily. except
lo:5l A.M.-Dsily except Sundsy.-Parlor cat
Washngtcr Richmond. and Richmond 70 old
Point. Arrive Richmond. 2:45 p.m.-oId Point
$50 pm. Transfer at Richmond
Reservation and tickets At Chesapeake and Obi,
Offices. 1l3 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue and az
the station. u: W. FULLER,
auiS-8od General Passenger Agent
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

UNfIRNISHED.
FOR RENT-TWO-STORI FRAME DWELLING,
80 24Ih St W, seven rooms ard hath. in gOsl
condition; yard, front, side and per me.
$3.50 DEEBLE x co, 1919 ST. NV oc29-3 st
FOR RENT SD. so PER MONTH: 1910 COLUM-
BIA ST seven rooms and bath; latroScs- Apply
at SO Vermont ave ocSf
FOR RENT -I4O1Is 14TH ST NV; AN APART
ment Of rooms and bath; all modern i'm
provements: steam heat; desirable location.
$50 Il. H. MARINER * CO.,
Oc2g-3t 9l6 + st. NV.
FOR RENT -iO-ROOM BRICK. zoos 18TH ST. n.
W; mod imps-; in good order porcelain bath tub,
etc; new paper; $3.50. J. FRED KELLEY,
20 800 + n. ac203t
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FOR RENT-VERY CONVENIENT LOCATION
near markets. street ear lines, schools: 1896 Q
WARREN CHOATE. Kellogg bldg I4I6 r.
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LADIES GOODS.

OUR $40 SEWING MACHINES COME WITH A
5-year guarantee and complete Of attach
ments. Instructions free. at your residence c.
AUERBACH. 9TH and ii, General Agent DoInes-
tic Sewing Machine Co. and Mccall Pattern Co
Established "a years. Send postal for catalogue
oc2S-tf
MISS q. CUNNINGHAM, FCRRIER 1905 STH ST
NV, BET. AND o. no sign. ALTERING
OF SEAL AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
A SPECIALITY. LATEST DESIGNS. au1T-3m4
FURS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMoDEI.ED
10 the latest styles; ladies' tailor made quits
finished in the most excellent manner. E. HUR-
GAN, Tailor and Furrier. sO6 st. NV. seI6-tf
FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP
in nrst-ejass Parisian style; lace curtains n
specially. Irish point, so and 15c. Call at Nine.
vIBOUD'S OLD STAND. 713 11th st. NV.
ecI5-2ms
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FOR SALE
$3.1JO-A sacrifce-Op en- st rear 18th n. =,
modern brick dwelling: stories and celia /;
10 r CInS and bath: all modern Improvements.
This low figure TO close estate.
X. j. MARSHALL.
oc29-3t SOS 1lth Al NV
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2O4o Canb'ge pI.9r. 25. 90

S04o Canb'ge pl.9r Is. 90
Sl2 9Th ne. store. 81 20
go 5 q av Sc, sE. -. 50
IJl 9th ne. .r. ...2l.UO
TuS 18th st ne, Tr. 20. "
IIiI lth NV, Or. -ZJ.CU
Store l245 Tth NV %. 90
6oO Tenn NV he. sto, &e. 20
lii5 iih NV. SF. Is. 30
III ith st NV ,Sr. IT. 50
$40 5th ne, Or. .13.0o
1858 Valley ST, IT.l2.50
1923 sth NV. Or. ..l2.JU
1871 l2tn nv. 4r. 10. 90
IS FentCn ne. Gr. .l1.r0
i5j Brown ct, Ar 1U.50
62l PomerOy ST. 5r.lO.50
lal9 & Sc, 6r. a.0u
2ul+ Greene ct. Ar. 300
Office rms 6s7 F NV.
1882 r Sc, 5r-.......6.00
;. FOX, 920 F st. NV.
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EOR RENT-

fUh KEN L
9l3 La ay NV, s
f1ooTs, per year. 81 .Pp
lg2O y III ay, lSr- 1000
slB ] 81 NV, l3r 6S."u
S25 X INV. IJr. $3.50
1919 = rv. llr- 81 10
039 II NV. l.T.... Go. go
1919 X nv. 10r. 80. 90
100 gth NV st&dw ~. W
302 Ind av NV. lar - .G'
1129 lIth NV. 1T 1000
II23 lOh II NV ,lUr. AZ 20
716 lith NV, stO. $500
Fist rs I1th. 3r. 81 10
ALB y ] aT Lw, ,IUr. 50 10
100 Md av ne.
store. &C.-.... 30 90
1O25 1th ne. st&dw 81. 90
1139 10th ST NV 81 25. ~
tsO4 10th st NV. .Ir. 2a.DU
gO4 Eth st NV. .yr. -. 90
Oc29-tf ALBERT
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OR kEN1-SOt
222 sth St. and bath. all mi. S30. 80
SO5 u st. rooms and bath, all mi %. 90
434 HIT St. rooms and bath, all nj. 80
52+ 9th St, Tocms and hath. all mi. 1900
1882 Az 6r...... $500 zoos Va ave, Sr. 10 40
634 +, Zoo 322 NJ 5r.......... 8 30
466l2 III P.-....-... 500 313 VI r Sc, 4r...-. ! 90
]. HARRISON JOHNSON & son, 3o6 Ith s.w
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All 2lst, 6r&w. IL. 80
1881 Sd ne. Or, w,g.12.5U
SIS 18Th ne. or. w.12.yO
l7lJ Hayes ct.4r.w.lG.5U
EuSsells CT, 6r&w 10. 40
ROOMS.
.24 18TH. OF rs. SIS TO S75
9Th * {. large hall. 80. 90
-Ot4 /, Hat, Ar. w. is. 30
si4 18th. hall. .....I5.5O
49, 4S6 La av, Office ,,
ICONS sslO a SISOO
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FOR SALE
An elcg1ht residence of IL ICONS and bath
rooiBs; in perfect condition; artistically dec
Grated; handsome mirror mantels: with open
CRATES; finished In hardwood: parl0r, white en-
emel G1d gold; heated by hot water; large lot !,
room for stable; location very desirable. See
lI4s 50 ST. NV; open viii be sold mt a
great sacrifice, easy terms.
r. J. MARSHALL.
oc29-3t SOS Ilth ST NV
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sEAsIDE-MISCELLANEOUs.

OCEAN CITY. MARYLAND
The Colonial will main open all the fall and
winter. 100 feet parlors on ocean front inclos-
ed in glass for inyalids heated throughout; gun
nlng W. j. WARRINGTON Prop. and Mgr.
se20-eotf
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CAPE MAY POINT, N. ).

CARLTON HOTEL-NEW MANAGEMENT; Dl.
rectly Cd the beach; accommodates 400; orches
ira; cunning; fishing. Send for booklet. Terms
81 to $l2 per week. KELLY & WEAVER
je20-u
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FOR RENT-NEAR conn. AVE, A MODERN g.
room house; handsomely Papcred; ami. electric
bells: so per mo-, by the year. OWNER. 1910
M ST NV Oc2ElmO-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-13
HAVE JOINED.
The Southwestern and Altbelmer Tele phone Companies Join
 Hauds.

The Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph company closed a con- tract today with the Altheimer Tele- phone company by which the former will furnish instruments and service over their line in the future.
 From today,on all connections on the Altheimer telephone company's lines will be made through the loca l office of the Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph company.
 This will be ofgreat convenience to subscribers for the old phone and Southwestern can be congratulated upon their new acquisition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-13
OUT THIS MORNING AT THE COTTON BELT
 SHOPS.
The Master Mechanics, General Foreman's and All the Clerks Offices, and the Warehouse
 Destroyed.

This Tuesday, morning, about two o'clock, fire broke out in the rear of the warehouse owned by the St. Louis Southw estern Railway company, and located at the com pany's shops, ragged until it reached the frent part of the building, com pletely destroying the offices occu- pied by all the clerks and the two offices of General Mechanic Gal braith and General Foreman Gage. Fortunately all the records were saved.
 The building, which was brick structure and insured in the Royal Insurance company for $100, 1000, was completely gutted and the store room containing the best of all the machinery and minor irons was also destroyed. The origin of the fire IS unknown, but some say it originated by the falling of a spark from a passing engine.
 The damage, up to the present writing, has not been fully ascer- tained, but it is estimated to amount to at least $75, 900, fully covered by insurance.
 Superintendent KeEward's office and the car inspecto,'s room will be the temporary stations of the clerks and the general foreman and the master mechanic until new ones are constructed.
 The fire department did excellent work in saving adjoining property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-13
POURED IN TORRENTS.
Pine Bluf Visited Monday I'v th" Hoav fest Rains Known in Years.-- ~
 Crops Damaged.

Monday all day dark clouds fioated over Pine Bluff and the peo- pie who were compelled to make an exit from their home carried um- brellas, mackintoshes, and wraps, expecting erery moment to be envel- oped by severe shower.
 The vapors fioated to the north and formed solid dark horizon Tn that direction, when about 3:30 o'clock a very fine rain began to decend and the dark clouds seat tered and left the sky filled with light clouds, the rnin fell in torrents and continued for thelve hours. The streets were flooded and side walks were impossible. The adia- ce ry was also flooded. IL some places in the city the water stood from two to three feet and near the lake the colored fraternity were compelled to abandon their homes. In fact the rain is said to have been the hardest eyer known in this section.
 Crops were damaged considerably and cotton was beaten to the ground by the sheets of water that fell.
 Last night q bus containing Jim Portis, s. A. Rosenberg, Allie Drey- fus and colored person ran into q large hole made by the heavy rain- fall in front of Joshua's store on W. Barraque street and it was over turned. Mir. Rosenberg had his hand severely skinned and bruised, while Messrs. Dreyfus, Portis and the col ored inhabitant rolled in the mud in heap.
 The bus was taken to a black smiths this morning for repairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-13
A TEMPORARY CAR LINE TO BE CONSTRUCTED TO
 THE FAIR GROUNDS
The Space Unable to Accommodate the Exhibitors. More Buildings to Be
 Built.

The directors of the Pine Bluff State Fair have perfected arrange ments to build and equip tempo rary street car line from the court house to the fair grounds and also west on Sixth avenue to point opposite R. M. Knox's house. The cars will be secured from the Little Rock Electric Street By. Co.,, and the track from the Dilley Foundry Co.,, of this city, they having recent ly purchased some old track from the Pine Bluff & Swan Lake Ky.
 The association will apply at the next meeting of the city council for a franchise to build, equlp and operate street car line to and from the Fair grounds during the month of October. The work will begin and be completed during the present month,
 Judge w. D. Jones has completed plans for the erection of Jeffereon county exhibit building, and the contract will be let in a few days.
 Mir. H. G. Hannah, solicitor of the agricultural products, has seeur ed enough exhibits to make a most creditable display.
 Ge5 eral Manager Whitaker re- turned yesterday from Little Rock, where, he says the people are mani festing much interest Tn this conn ing evnet.
 The Midway" between the Floral Hall and the gate will be an attrac tive feature. Supt. Westbrook is now laying of space for other build ings of equal importance.
 Another feature of the Fair will be the racing program, which will afford much amusement to the sporting fraternity each day. There are now in training at the park 30 thoroughbred horses and more yet to arrive. Some of the leading horsemen of the country will enter their "pets" and will also be in attendance.
 The space is not adequate to the demand of exhibitors. One of the costliest displays to be made will be the one now being planned by the Little Rock Brewing Go.
 The Pine Bluff State Fair will undoubtedly excel anything ever heretofore attempted in Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-13
DOG.
Enters Yard During the Midnight Hours and Devours Fowls By the
 Wholesale.

And the dog still lives"
 But the chickens, geese and ducks do not.
 It was during the dark, still mid night h lurs that Il dog stole into the yard of Mir. Hanf on west Second avenue and in less time than 1t takes to tell this sad story, devoured seven ducks, five chickens and one goose.
 Mrs. Hanf heard the fiuttering of the fowls, which were quietly await ing their death on Rosh Hashona, and she aroused her son, MT. Eugene, who quickly dressed and, accom- panied by rusty Smith k Wesson, made his way in the direction from which the noise came. taking special care to leave all doors open in order to get back at the earliest moment, if anything of unusual importance presented itself
 Arriving on the scene Eugene be- held large yellow dog making way with all the fowls he succeeded in catching. Eugene, like Cervera dur ing his dash for liberty, was brave and tried in vain to pull the trigger of that rusty old weapon, which had travelled through three wars, but to no avail. He finally found brick and landed on the dogs anatomy
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SPAIN HAS LOST
 THE CAROLINE ISLANDS.
Natives Hayo Taken Advnntaga of spain's Predicament and siezed All They Gan
 and Run the Spanish Off.

San Francisco, Sept. i3.--The Caro- line group of islands which belong to Spain is undoubtedly by this time i'll the hands of the natives of the group with the Spanish garrison wiped out.
 News of Q revolution ill the islands reached this city in letters from Hono- lulu by the steamer Coptie. The story was borne to Honolulu by trading schooner which touched at the Caro- lines.
 Two native kings of the group who had long been at war with each other, some months ago declared truce, com bined their forces and began war against the Spanish authorities.
 The Spaniards were concentrated at Ponape, and it was here the natives made their attack. The blacks fought the Spaniards and in such numbers that the Spaniards were compelled to retreat and take shelter in the barracks which they held.
 The gunboat Qulros was then dls- matched to Guam for aid, but on arriv- ing there found the American flag float ing. The Quiros never returned and at Yap, in the Caroline group, it was thought she was lost The supposition is that the Ladrone garrison of Ameri- cans had possession of her.
 There were 200 soldiers in Ponape town. but these were poorly supplied with ammunition and in no position to resist a prolonged attack. The belief is that the place was captured and tho Spanish garrison slain.
 The entire group, unless the Spaniards made an unexpected stand, must be by this time in the possession of the na' tives.
 This story is confirmed by James Wilder of Honolulu, who recently re' turned to Hawaii from tonr in the Carolines. He said at that time the na- tives were much discontented and were preparing for 2 revolt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-13
A TEXAS IMMUNE
 SHOT TO DEATH.
A Civilian Was Wounded In the Same
 Fight and an Ex-Policeman In
 Jail For the Crime.

Galveston, Sept. t3.-Alex Callahan of company K, First United States vol unteer infantry, was shot to death about g o'clock Sunday night at Thirty-third street and Avenue H.
 Jack Elliott, civilian, was shot in the abdomen at the same time. He was taken to the John Soaly hospital in the ambulance, and will recover. The ball went through the front part of the ab- domen and did not sever any of the in- testines.
 Harry Owens, supernumerary on the Galveston police force, went to the station and surrendered to Deputy Chief of Police Amundsen.
 He claims the shooting was done in self defense after knife had been used on him.
 MT. Owens coat has two long cuts in the right arm. There is a long cut in the shirt sleeve and small cut in the undershirt Callahan enlisted in the army from Galveston. His remains were taken to the residence of his mother, Thirty. l ninth and Broadway. Elliott is employed at the Moody com l press.
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A Texas Immune Killed at Galveston and a Citizen Badly Wounded
 at the Same Place.
AN EX-POLICEMAN
 SHOT BOTH MEN.
Charles Couch Was Shot and Killed In n Saloon at Fort Worth as a Re suit of Family Troubles Two
 Men Are In Jail.

Houston, Sept B. In beer saloon near the corner of Washington and Fifth streets Sunday night a shooting occurred that resulted in the death of Charles R. Blalock, white, and the mor- tai wounding of Q negro watchman of Macatee's s cotton yard.
 From tho statement of witnesses it appears that tho two men had hot words some time previous to the trouble which was renewed by the negro who came to where Blalock and some friends were sitting i'll small room ill the rear of tho saloon. On reaching the door the darkey called Blalock out and on his emerging the shooting commenced.
 Blalock was shot once through the abdomen, entering at the navel and an- other through the breast. Before fall ing Blalock drew his pistol, shot the ne- gro through the body and then fell and died.
 The bullet from Blalock's pistol passed entirely through the body of the negro and through one lung. Coroner Fitze was called, viewed the body of Blalock and ordered it removed to the under takers.
 The negro was taken in the police wagon to St. Joseph's infirmarY where he was examined by two doctors and it is thought he will die.
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Took strychnine and Died.

Houston, Sept. 13.-Mrs. Sarah Wood, wife of Thomas o. Wood, died Sunday from the effects of too much strychnine. The testimony showed that Mrs. Wood and her husband had little quarrel in the afternoon which no one thought much of. Shostly after that she told one of her sons that she would settle the trouble, and with that put the poison in her mouth and swallowed itwith water. The strenuous efforts of the physicians failed to bring relief and she died just after o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-13
Killing at Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. l3.-.A trag- edy occurred here Sunday afternoon at the corner of Second and Main streets, in what is known as the Novelty saloon. Charles Couch was shot to death. Ad Dean and his stepson, Will T. Scott, are in jail.
 Family troubles was the cause of the tragedy, but the exact nature cannot be be obtained. Couch was Scott's broth er-in-law and Deans stepson-in-law.