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The Forrest City times., 1898-05-27
lH[ RUM0RS OF BATTLES.
The Navy Department Has No h. ,ormation in Any Way Tend
 ing to Confirm Them.
NO IMMEDIATE PROSPECT OF A FIeHT.

The Impression Gaining Ground that Ger vera May, Even Now. be on the Back Track to European Waters to Join In an Expedition to Undo Dewey's Work fin the Philippines.
The Forrest City times., 1898-05-27
FROM MAINE ID TEXAS.
A Comprehensive and Efficient Sys- tenn for Observing the Approach
 of Hostile Fleet.
ITS THE BEST EVER PUT IN OPERATION.

Ihe Coast Signal Service Now in Good Working Order, with Co-Operntion from the Lighthouse and Life Saving Services Nothing Can Escape Thslx Vigilance.
The Forrest City times., 1898-05-27

"A y e ar passed, and, u n d e r a c h a n g e of physicia n s , Emma b e came some what better but soon was as b a d a s ever. o n e day I read of a case simi- lar to hers which W a 8 cured by Dr.
 n IL
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ONE REPORTED DEAD
ANOTHER PRISONER is SAID TO mn
IN A BAD WAY.
Were Shot by Mr.. buchanan. II II
Said, i'm the Recent Hold-Up at
Coleman junction..

Temple. Texas, June 17.--Partes lust
In from San Angelo bring additional in
formation concerning the late train rob-
berries near Coleman few lays ago. The
three robbers caught were identified. The
fourth man was not caught. as reported,
but escaped.
One man is reported to have died from
the effects of the wound he received from
h. Il. Buchanan, who 80 bravely defended
the train single handed. He was shot in
the right leg. near the thigh, and the
bone broken. IN this condition he rode
$50 miles. from the effects of which mort-
fcation set In and he died at Sonora yes
terday. Another man was also wounded in
the right arm by buchanan and he is in
bad condition in San Angelo jail
The result OF Bpchanans well aimed
fire is even more disastrous than at first
thought. 1t was known all the time that
he wounded one man. but that he shot
Two was not known till the men were
brought in.
After hearing all the particulars in the
case 1t Is not generally believed that Buch-
aran shot and killed Lee johnson. the
fireman, in the melee. In fact, Johnson is
said to have told MIR. Buchanan that he
knew the robbers shot him.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
War Is Demonstrated to BE Very
Expensive.
CONTRACTOR TOLD TO PREPARE BOND
He In 10 Erect barracks MT For,
Point-U. G. ". Orders--Decd
of Trust FILED.

Galveston, Texas. June iS.--war Ia ex-
pensive. This is attested by the fact that
the very small part Of the present war rep
resented by the First regiment Of United
States volunteer infantry has already cost
very large sum. Up to last night Lieu
tenant Carnahan rad issued s65.oOo In
vouchers for supplies for the regiment.
This sum does not include the salaries Of
lO0C men from the date OF enlistment, May
"a, to date All this expense has been
incurred with the regiment in camp and
when 1t gets into action the expense will
be greatly increased Not including GALA
r!es each man in the regiment has al
ready cost the government more than s65.
There were no drills at Camp Hawley
today, the day being devoted to inspec-
ton of companies and their quarters.
Major Rogers and Lieutenant Carnahan
conducted the inspection and complmt mt
ed the officers and priva;es upon the
good condition Of the men and their quar-
tiers.
Tomorrow Will be the usual holiday at
Camp Hawley, and visitors will be admit
ted without passes. A number OF visitors
from outside towns are expected
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Headquarters First Brigade. Southeast
Texas Subdivision. United Confederate
Veterans, Galveston, Texas. June is. 1898.
General Order No. 3:
/. In compliance with general order No.
/, issued by Colonel r. G. Lowe, inspector
general Texas division. United Confederate
Veterans, the adjutant of each camp COM
posing the First brigade. Southeast Texas
subdivision, will have prepared as soon
as possible and forwarded to these head
quarters list of names OF officers
and members, statement of the finan-
cial condition, amount of per capita tax
paid and any other information necessary
to prepare a complete and comprehensive
statement of the status of the First brig
ado Southeast Texas subdivision, to be
submitted at the annual reunion Of Texas
Confederate Veterans at Galveston, Au-
gust and proxlmo.
2. The following camps comprise the
First brigade, and the adjutant OF each
camp is urged to lose no time In forward
ing the information asked for in the fore
going: John A. Wharton camp. Alvin,
Texas G. B. Gerald camp. Bosqucvlle,
Texas; j. b. Robertson camH Bryan.
Texas Townsend camp, Calvert, Texas
San Jacinto camp, Cold Springs, Texas
w. l.. Moody camp, Fairfield Texas; Ma
gruder camp. Galveston. Texas; Tom
Green camp, Hampstead. Texas; J. G.
Upton camp, Huntsville. Texas; X. s.
Gould camp, Jewett. Texas; Walker camp
Madisonvi)le, Texas: Willis l.. Lang camp,
Marlin, Texas: Joe Johnston camp Mexia.
Texas; Wiley G. Post camp, Navasota,
Texas Velasco camp Velasco, Texas; Pat
Cleburne camp, Waco. Texas.
3. Immediate attention and prompt ODE
dience to the order will facilitate the COM
plete organization of the First brigade.
BY order Of F. Chas Hume,
Brgadier General Commanding First Brig
ada
Official: s. o. Young,
A Adiutant General.
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pony yesterday shipped carload Of sashes
ETC.. for the Houston public school building
a party Of thirty-flve left on the gull
and Interstate this morning to rpend sew,
eral days at Patton on the gulf beach.
Judge West this morning gave Judgment.
LOT divorce In the cases OF Laura Perry Va.
william Perry and H. r. Collier vs.. Martha
Collier. ' -
Inc contest case Of w. r. Caswell va II.
+. Wheat did not 60 to trial today and NAV
not be reached this term Of COUNT. unless
time to try It Is found next week after dis
sns OF the criminal docket. or rather
those cases which have been set for Mon.
day. ''0A
me Following young ladies contemplate
making trip to Jasper in day or two:
Misses Norma Ives. Olga and lie Veri
Wiess. Irene and Edith Fuller and Alyce
stone certain young gentleman will be
favored and taken along as chaperone. Tho
paaceiui deniSens OF that quiet burg will be
aroused from their lethargy while tbess
jolly girls are In town.
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hEali'srEAD HAPPENINGS.
The First lee Turned Out-Firemen
Going TO Celebrnte.

Hampstead. Texas, June 1S.-After many
mishaps and delays the water works company
today turned out the first Ice To the perse-
verance of the directors, and particularly of
Mr. John Amser, 1t is due that Hampstead
today enjoys the benefits of water works,
electric lights and home made ice.
The fire boys are preparing for big ball
to be given on July 6. The ball is to be
commemorative of July 4. but that being on
Monday would give insufficient time for prep
aration, thus the celebration will be on the
9th, and If the personnel Of the different COM
mittees goes for anything the AFFAIR will be a
success.
The commissioners court was in session
during last week Is q board of equalization.
People have learned 10 make proper assess
ments and comparatively few have been sum-
moned TO show why their assessments should
not be raised
The first melons Of the season We're In town
today. Catalogues have been shipped north
for some time, but melons are late and the
first car will probably leave in a week, II
prices are good 800 cars will be shipped from
Waller county, ss
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
The Graduating Glass Entertained.
Preparing for Convention.

The Graduating Glass Entertained.
Preparing for Convention.
Brennan, Texas. June 1S.-The gradual.
ing class of the BRENNAN High school were
delightfully."- entertained 1t the residence or
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Eldridge Friday even
ing by the eighth and ninth grades of the
same school, and most enjoyable evening
was spent by the attendants.
Dr. b. b. Minor and Captain A. Milroy
will leave on Sunday afternoons eastbound
Central for Liverpool, England, via New
Orleans and New York.
Mr.. Fritz Ganske Of Gay Hill. while
working on bridge few days ago slipped
and fell, sticking a nail through his hand.
Great preparations are being made here
for the State Sunday school convention
and Baptist Young Peoples Union, which
meets here next Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday. Over 1000 delegates
are expected.
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Firth District.

Dallas, Texas. June lS.--Proceeiings In
the court OF civil appeals for the Fifth ju-
dicial district today:
Affirmed: K. i. Scott ct al VS.. J. C. Hunt.
Lamar county; Augusta l.. Long ct nj W..
William Behan ct al, Bowie county Char
ley Whitmire ct al vs.. State Of Texas, etc,
Hill county; First National Bank of Green
Vile vs.. William Penman. Hunt county
Texas Midland Railroad vs. J. H. Whatley,
Hunt county.
Reversed and remanded: S. B. Cox ct al
VS.. Sherman Hotel Company. Grayson
county; ID. Bberstadt e. al vs. the state
rett. executor. VS.. w. II. Garrett, Rains
county.
Dismissed for want OF prosecution; r. q.
Andrews at al VS.. City National Bank OF
sulphur Springs, Hopkins county.
Motions disposed of: Texas and Pacific
Railway Company vs.. w, l., Russell re-
hearing, overruled; Dallas County VS.
John =. Gillespie, rehearing, overruled;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Com
pany VS.. Ethel Walden, to issue mandate
granted; Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
way Company VS.. James Nelson, TO dismiss
appeal, granted; p j. Willis a. Bro. VS.. w
i. Sims ct al to dismiss appeal overrulen
City of Dallas VS.. 5. II. Tabtr, to set aside
submission, granted and cause continued
]. r. Edwards VS.. Walter A. Wood, o; al
to dismiss appeal. motion dismissed.
Cases submitted Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway Company VS.. r. H. Rose
Hill county; H. c. Bowman VS.. Clarence
Il. Rutter, Red River county.
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Bryan, Texas, June 1s.-Miss Allie saun-
ders entertained the young people OF the
city last night at a splendid reception In
honor OF Miss Myrtle Pendleton OF Bolton,
Dancing, cards and other amuseanents
made I'D the evenings pleasure and all
present had a delightful time.
The county board OF examiners was III
session Yesterday and today There were
twelve applicants for teachers certificates.
MIR. w. H. Minkert, al old and highly
re,Dected citizen. receiTed a stroke OF
paralysis yesterday evening. He is slight
ly improved today.
treasurer, was here today mingling Will
the people.
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Hearne. Texas. June 1s.-The young peo-
pie gave a social hop last night al the ODD
Fellows hall complimentary to the visit
Ing young ladies. Several from Calvert
attended.
In well played game here today the
Ifelrne Shamrocks defeated The Calvert
baseball team by score of Is to TO- Bat
teries-IIearne. Lackner and feeling: Cal
vert. wilder. Loyett and Townsend.
A round-trip rate OF 50 from Hearne to
Austin was put on today by the Internal
tonal and Great Northern Railroad com
pany. This excursion is for the benefit o.
those who desire 10 spend the 10Th out OF
the city. Numerous attractions are adyer-
tised.
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A R,d,nc and RopIng contest.

Fort Worth. Texas, June 1s--A grand
riding and roping contest is being arranged
to take place here July II and IL. and viii
be given by the Fort Worth Riding and
Rop.ng association Tho most vicious. wild,
outlaw bronchos Of the West have been
secured for the occasion and IL is expected
that the champion riders and ropers OF not
only Texas but OF New Mexico. Indian Ter
riory aud Kansas Will be present. az thcy
ale under contract with the management
TO appear In these contents. A number OF
Wild Texas steers will be ropcd, handled
ami ridden. Two hundred dollars will be
giver to the best ropers, Excursion rates
on all roads will be secured.
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sI,rincrn GOING Homo.

Dallas, Texas, June 1S,-Five huhdreo
shrlners, who have been 'oirins Texas
nassed through Dallas tonight Oh their
way home. They were met ut inc usPo'
nv delegation from Helia temple ana
brass band Tears were dropped and the
narting guests were sped on their way
The run from Fort Worth thlrty-'hfeo
miles was made In fifty minutes one
of the new Texas and Pacific loeomoliy
hauled the heavy train OF sixteen TUT
mans making for so great load phenom-
anal tune,
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Ynunr Mann nrn,xned.

Goldthwalte. Texas. June lS.--Word was
received here yesterday evening that Wiley
Ross was drowned at Willis Mil. on the
young man was about 20 years old and vas
a son of II. G. Ross an old United Stntes
veteran. II seems that young Hoss and
another young man were trying TO cross the
river in a boat and swimming a horse,
which. It seems. became unmaaogeable in
midstream. upsetting the boat with the re-
suit as stated above.
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GIVEN THE DEATH SENTENCE.

Fred Sawyer Was Convicted In a
Very short Space of Time.
'Waxahacfie. Texas June lS.-lntersst
in the Fred Sawyer rape case was at the
highest pitch today. After being out
twenty-four minutes the jury brought in
a verdict of guilty and assessed the pun
ishment at death by hanging.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
A Meeting Of Hardware Men Gale
SmaI1 COlltnlOu.

Meeting of Hardware Men Calico.
Small COltislon.
Temple. Texas, June ia meeting Of The
retail hardware dealers OF Texas has bean
called for this city on June % and -. for the
purpose Of forming an association Of the retail
dealers In this line OF wares. All retail hard
ware men Of the state are invited 10 sttsud.
Correspond with Mr.. W. 4. Brady Of Temple
Texas.
A collision between the arst and second go
tons Of freight train No. 81 occurred nsar
Lyons yesterday afternoon, n which Con-
ductors j. l.. Merit. Alex Hooper and Braleo-
men Embler and Shepard were more er ~
This morning. about o'clock. an7 Old Nom,
. pet town character. was found 6eAl y ono
Of the livery stalls o. walters uyegy e1e>1R
turned verdict that 10 ~ fyow ~ -
pls complaine 4 az
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DEED OF TRUST.

This morning a. Martini filed deed OF
trust with the county clerk. conveying to
pave II. Davis his stock OF groceries,
liouors notions and furnishing goods,
situated on the southwes; corner OF Thir-
.ty-ffth street and Avenue II. The. store u
rented from the w. J. Lemp Brewing
company. Following are the creditors;
charles Frenkei $50; Jake Davis d CO..
s9lysS; Ciucei Bros, s29oo; u. Martini
Co, s39i.21. - :,
After the payment Of the expenses Of
,,a trust the first four creditors are pre-
ssrred in the order given above.
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News Items from victoria.

Victoria Texas, June 1S-The excur-
sion to Port Layaca tomorrow will be for
the colorcd people exclusively and prom
tses to be big one.
Mr.. j. A. Sanders was yesterday installed
as agent ut Victoria. being transferred
from Wharton where he has been agent
for the past eight years. He was at one
time clerk in the local freight office here
and is well remembered
Mr.. h. p. Breeder returned yesterday
from trip to st. Louis and New York.
Mr. Frank Lackey il reported quite sick
w. p. Stafford, A. S. Thurmond, Frank
Alonzo and George Thurmond returned this
morning from weeks outing AT old In
dianola
Mr. Dan Pipkin of Refugo was In the
city yesterday.
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FROM The STATE CAPITAL.
Aauusl Meeting Of the State His.
toricai Association.
BANQUET OF SIGMA NJ ASSOCIATION.
More summer Normnls RecWRniaed
A Hook on War Pocms-Notes
and Personals.

Austin Texas June 1S---The June QUAR-. |
r. S,.,. ,,,s.nu,..,
'''is "s''"e " "s 80 ..,,,..s..,,-
association was heiu IN the Staeo uhNcssiV
on the 10th aud 18th instant,
Tha morning session was opencd by
,,,... w. n.s,,.,,. r,,s,a,. n. woots, NJ
'Ne -, ~ a.,
pa'ias' VINO aeiiSereu hn o'auv" y" W.
life and services OF oran M, hooerts' tns
first president Of the association. W
sna.,kinp NJ a Al Roberts services Us
spo'hins VI A. 49,. .a,,a,
chiet executive Nr. "oo'en i..
conversation, in the course Oh which WV
ernor Roberts said that in his opinion IL
,,os no, tha duty of tho governor OF y
,.,,. ~, ,or,, Win n nav de-
S'a'o 10 s'"iu' 'no WV"
parture III governmental pohNs' o"' "
attend TO the details OF the administration.
IA hecom, familiar especially with the I'M
-, ~, s,.t. ana ,o s,, that
"ne1ui >'"ais VI N ~ 80.
they are cohouS'ea w s"'
~1he next paper Was read by EoVernor -
r. Lubbock on the life OF Genefas H. 4.
bee. When Governor Lubbock was tho
head OF the general land office, H. L. Bee
was his frst aud only assistant. and thus
the two became the closest OF friends.
Prof. V. y. King concluded with paper
on the Cherokee Indians, giving iuh
history of tho fortunes OF this romarhaoie
people an account of their religion, iiter"-
turv and their customs together with an
account OF the policy OF the Federal gov
ernms MT in dealing with this Natioa,
Immediately upon the close OF the morn
Ing session there was meeting of the
executive council of the association. Mr.,
| L. G. Bugbee OF the state university was
appointed business manager OF the quar-
| Il ny of the association. and the price o.
sinrle numbers of the quarterly was liked
|
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following officers were eleried for the en-
suing year President. William Thomp-
son of Dallas; first vice president, H. a.
Shaw OF Austin: second vice president
Guy r. Stubbs OF San Antonio; secretary
and treasurer, p. II. McNemcr OF Austin;
trustee, ]. s. Myrlck OF Austin, After q
most ENJOYABLE and successful meeting
the association adjourned till Its next
annual meeting at Austin. To be held In
June, 1899
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pOuND OVER

Deputy Marshal borough returned from
Houston today, where on Yesterday nc
brought to trial before United States Com
missioner Lanier one William Wallace. COL
nred charged with robbing the postoihce
a, Ashby. Matagorda county.
wallace was found with some marksa
coin on his person. AIter neaIs NJ. ~
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NOTIFIED TO PREPARE BONDS.


Contractor P. j. Callan this morning re.
ceived notification from the authorities
at Washington to prepare his bond for the
work at Fort Point for which lie was the
successful bidder, according to the open
ing of bids which took place at Atlanta
on May 80. AS soon as MIR. Calan gets
his bond ready 1t will have to be sent TO
Washington and approved in time for the
work to begin before June 3u. lest the ap-
preparation for it revert TO the treasury.
This particular work calls for the cree
ton of ten buildings at Fort Point, and
Mr.. Callan's bid was to do the work for
about $37 900 The buildings to be erected
are two double sets of officers quarters,
one double set OF non commissioned stan
officers quarters, one administration
building, one barracks, one guard house,
one bake house, one auartermaster's sub
sistence and store house. one quartermas-
ter's stable. one set of work shops. 1t is
expected that the work Will take about
three months to finish after the start.
Major Day, his officers and the men un.
der their command are very anxious that
their quarters and the different other
structures be hurried. as the present ar
rangements for their comfort are far from
satisfactory.
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Scrofiila
to Consumption.

Mherd blood diseases much difficult to cure than
those which acquired One of the hereditary
diseases Scrofua which the medical profession admit
obstinate and deepeated and their efforts to
meet with little A child afflicted with Scrofula 10
always puny and scky and into healthy
hood until the disease eliminated Scrouia leads into
sumption times of that it 10 important for this
that immediate attention be given to ell children whe
inherit the slightest faint.
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MoRTUARY REPORT.

The following deaths were exported by
city Health Physician Fisher for the
week ending Friday. June II. 1893:
June 1O-Ethel Walker. months; as
physia.
June 11-Mrs. Mary Anderson, colored.
70 years senile debility.
June 12-Mrs. j. V. Neuman. % years;
phthisIs Charles II. Weinberg 10 years
chronic bronchitis.
July 13--Chris Uhl. Jr.. IA days; prefu-
ture birth. Mrs. Sophie Bleike. SO years
ehro castro enteritis. ]. S. Campbell col
ored so years senilty. A. G. Baker. SO
wears (died in Houstnn).
June li--John Carson. colored; typhoid
fever. George G. Devine, As years; chron-
O. rSeumatism. Mrs. Alice Fewill. q
vears; tuberculosis. William Snow, q
lime 15-Infant of F. and l.. Hanna
colored: st!llborn.
June 17-Infant of Carrie Fisher, col
ored; stillborn.
Annual death rate per 1000 for week
2-3.
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s. l. BKooKs Montcelo, "a
Scroula frequently inherited blood tant but often
impoverished condition of the blood caused by
impure air. poor ventilation and other deficient sanitary
roundings 1t matters from what Scrofua
epseated blood disease for which s. S. is the only
because other remedy reach the impuy the blood
S. eliminates every of the faint,
and perfect and complete the result. S. s. s.
purely vegetable and the only blood remedy guaranteed to
contain particle of potash mercury any other min
blood and skin diseases mailed free by Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca
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Austin, Texas, June lS.--Emaucipation
day was celebrated in an elaborate manner
here today by the colored citizenship A
large and imposing street parade and pic
MICS and orations at the dam were the
order. The celebration will continue Mon
day
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r,.a az His Injuries.

For, " crth. Texas. June 1S.--Jake uii-
vim. the boy who was hurt IN the 'a..'
Fs collision yesterday. died today. Es.ei,s
Slater. the other victim. whhe Ssr'o's''
wounded may recover.
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nIghMax Rohbery Near Ennl..

Ennis. Texas. June 1s.-Tom Paine,
lard. working Irishman OF this vicinity
was held up near the Midland depot last
night and relieved OF IS or $40 AMI other
ysIuables. No arrests have yet be made
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over 10 await the action o. the grand Jury.
Wallace failed to give bond for $500 and
was put In Jail at Houston.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

AvO ma AsNb fhRcVxNAA<o.
Thomas l.. Rushmore. former Hous-
tonian, but now living in Cincinnati, 10
the guest OF G. 7. Torrey. day clerk at
the fremont.
ID. B. Stoucliff, editor Of the Railway
News and Illustrator. was In the city
today from Houston. He has Just re-
turned from n. extended business trip to
Atlanta. Ca.
J. II. Howley. commercial agent Of the
international and Great Northern. re-
turned today from n business trip as far
east as Washington. He reports a plens-
ant vacation.
James w Haygood. one OF the local
western Union operators, returned today
from San Antonio. where he enlisted In
the volunteer signal corps az nrst sergeant
under Lieutenant John II. Ryan, who is
recruiting telegraphers.
Dr.. /. NJ. Cline. local forecast observer
returned today from East Texas. where
he removed the cotton region station from
Orange to Beaumont. The station there
makes daily reports 10 the main office al
Galveston OF the temperature rainfall. etc