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The age-herald., 1898-04-21
ACT OF A MADMAN.
F. l. LII, Dived From Top of Car Headlong
 Into Crowd Below.

Great excitement was caused in the de- pot yesterday afternoon when the second train bearing the first battalion of Sev- enth infantry arrived, by crazy act of one Benjamin J. Lilly, who is supposed to be from Talladega, Ala.
 Just after the train pulled in and the crowd was thickest around the cars, Lilly, who, with a number of others had climb ed on top of the cars, was seen to sud- denly raise his hands above his head and dive off into the surging flood of people below. But the crowd saw him coming down and surged back to get out of the way, and Lilly's head came in hard con- tact with the floor of the depot. His chin was badly cut, his face was somewhat bruised and he was picked up in an un- conscious state. Many thought he was dead and he was carried into the bag gage room to wait for the ambulance to come Pretty soon he regained semi-con- sciousness and began to rave wildly about his mother and how he loved her. The whole burden of his complaint was that his brothers and sisters had not treated him right, and that he would not have followed the soldiers off to Florida had it not been for them. He mentioned his brother Leon, whom he didn't seem very fond of.
 When the ambulance arrived he was taken to the TIillman hospital where the doctors pronounced his injuries not very serious, and said that he was drunk at the time he made his wild dive. Several letters were found in his pockets address ed to B. J. Lilly, Talladega, Ala. He was well dressed and had every appearance of being respectable.
 For sometime before he made his wild leap he had been making stump speeches from the top of the cars in the shed, much to the amusement of the crowd, and had been run off once or twice by the police men.
The age-herald., 1898-04-21
ECZEMA FROM BIRTH Baby's Arms Neck Hands and Face Broken outwith Red Pimples.
 Terribly Infiamed. Had to Wear Soft Mittens to Keep Her from Scratching. Suffering
 Was Terrible. ? Leading Physicians Could Not Even Help Her. Tried CUTl- CURA. Immediate Cure.

Our little daughter, now fifteen months old, was troubled from her birth with Eczema. Her face, arms, hands, and neck would break out with red pimples, the parts afflicted would swell and become terribly infiamed, water would ooze out like great beads of per- spiration, finally this would dry up and the skin would crack and peel off. She suffered terribly. Had to wear soft mittens on her hands to keep her from scratching. We gave two of our leading physicians good trial, but neither of them helped her in the least. purchased CUTIcURA SOAP, CUTICURA (oint- ment), and CUTJoURA REsoLyENT, and cow- menced using them as follows; After bath. ing wiped her with soft linen cloth, applied CUTIoURA (ointment) freely, and gave her the RHoLvENT regularly. She improved at onc0 and is now never troubled, although we have used less than one bottle of REsoLvENT, three boxes of sALvB, and of course CUTIcURA SOAP. The statements have made are abso- lutely true and not exaggerated in any way, Would also say you have my permission to publish this, should you wish.
 March i, 1898. ROB. A. LATHAM,
 HI West Side Square, Springfield, Ill.
 CurrcuiA REMEDIES viii afford instant relief permit rest and seep and point to speedy permanent and ec6s nomica curs of the most torturng disgurng and hus initiating of itching. burning. bleeding scaly pimpy. Sold throushout the world. Porrxn DRuo AND CHEM. CoRP, Props, Boston. "Ail About Baby's Skin" hee.
The age-herald., 1898-04-21
THE NEW SCHEDULE
On the A. G. S. Changes on Southern Not
 Yet Announced Cattle News.

The following are thought to be very nearly the changes that will be made in the schedule of the Alabama Great South- ern road which goes into effect on May 1. No. 1, south-bound, will arrive at n:3O D. m., instead of at 1O:10 p. m. as now. No. 9, north-bound. will depart about 4:25 a. m., instead of at 6:4b a. m., as now.
 No. B. south-bound, which now arrives at 12:50 p. m., will arrive about 11:15 a. m., and depart about S:45 p. in. No. 4, north-bound, arriving at 11:20 a. m., and departing at p. m.. will arrive at about p. m. and depart about APO p. m.
 The changes that will be made in the schedule of the Southern road have not been given yet
 651 Cars of Cattle
 From March up to and including April
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 The iae- H q. a:ss;s'' 's;'s &HAZzeZM I.s3'. ;!s1
Left For Mobile

Helena, Mont, April 20.-Companies B and c, Second regiment, left for Mobile today. Large crowds assembled to cheer them.
The age-herald., 1898-04-21

Purchased the Umbria and Etruria London April 20.-The Daily Telegraph declares this morning that the United States has purchased the Umbria and the Etruria of the Cunard line.
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Nc Hr6 On Top.
The Senor Says War

London, April, 2O.-According to dis patch from Madrid Senor Sagasta, the pre- mier, on being asked the opinion of the cabinet as to the outlook replied:
 War wari war!"
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1s, the Kansas City, Memphis and Birm- ingham railroad have handled 651 cars of cattle between this city and points in the west. The estimate has not yet been made as to the figures for the whole cat tie shipping season.
The age-herald., 1898-04-21

seasoned with mustard, and bread and cof- fee. which was brought around in large bucket by sergeant and dished out to the
The age-herald., 1898-04-21
Chicago Platform Reafiirmed

Chicago Platform Reafiirmed
 Harrisburg, Pa., April 20.-The state dem- ocratic committee here adopted today reso- lutions reaffiming the principles of the Chi cago platform, congratulating Bryan for his "masterly leadership In support of the prin- ciples of a glorious cause'' and expressing sorrow for the death of the sailors on the Maine.
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LOCAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
schedule Of the Contest to He Decide
cd During The Month.

schedule OF the Contest To he Decide
cd During The Month.
Those Interested have arranged <ehed-
ple of the games OF The local tennis TOUR
nament OF thu Houston Tennis club which
will take place this week. The games are
10 be played on the courts situated on Rusk
avenue between Austin ana La Branch
streets being on the premises of Mr.. w.
b. Turner, and the other on the vacant
lot owned by Mr.. w. s. Wall. who has
kindly granted the use OF his property for
the purpose named. All friends of the
players and admirers OF the game are 'o.-
daily invited TO witness these contosls,
which VIII be close and exciting. They
are preliminary to the general tournament
TO be held during the Fruit, Flower and
Vegetable Festival on December and G.
This weeks games will all be singles
and all will be commenced AT 1850 p. IN.
The schedule spoken OF is as follows:
|. D. Pedsn VI. Farrar; Slonday, ON Pc
den's court
2. Savage VS.. Dillingham;; Monday. on
Turner's court.
8. Turner VS.. John; Tuesday, on Peden's
court.
4. DeLacy VS.. Cargill Tuesday. on Tui-
ners cour,.
:. +. Peden VS.. Cain; Wednesday, on
Pcdens court.
6. Winners of VS.. winners of 2; Wednes-
day. on Turner's court.
T. Winners OF VS.. winners of 4; Friday.
ON Turner's court
s. Winners OF VS.. winners of s; Friday.
on Peden's court.
O. Winners OF VS.. winners of S; Satur
day. finals
Thanksgiving Day tournament. doublesi
all 10 be played on Mr.. W. B. Turner's
court:
/. Turner and Vandervoort Vi. Savage
and DeLacy: . a. IN.
.. Dillingham; and Cargill vs.. Peden and
Peden; 1890 a. IN.
3. Farrar and Junkin VS.. Cain and John;
] d. III.
4 Winners OF ! VS.. winners of .; $50
D. IN.
5. Winners OF vs.. winners of A. p N.
Mr.. II. c. Breaker will o!ficiate as ref
cree and Mr.. A. b. John as scorer The
umpires and linesmen will be selected from
the players not participating and from
the spectators. All games VIII be played
under the rules OF the National Lawn Ten
MIS- association, special attention being
called to the rules regulating the position
OF server and prohibiting catching or touch
ing balls while In play.
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known cx-Confcderates from ali over the
State be appointed to svslst In the mat
ter.
Comradc Beavens thought that Dick
Bowling camp was capable OF taking action
in the premises without outside help
a motion had prevailed at the last meet
ing providing for the appointment OF a
committee from the camp. but he thought
IL would be well to defer the matter until
the organization OF the legislature
Comrade Warner thought that a commit
tee might be APPOINTED to confer with the
senator and the two representatives from
this county in regard to the matter.
Adjutant Fall was OF the opinion that
the different camps were tho best judges
OF who should draw pensions. Fraud could
not be practiced IL due csrc was exercised
Nv the organization
Comrade Cameron made few rcmarks
along these lines after which Commander
Drew said he thought that Comrade War
ner's idea was q good one s ess5 Fl
Conratlc Warner then moved that COM
mittee of five be appointed TO confer with
SENATOR Burns and Representatives Browne
and Ksttrell in regard to the pension ma,
ter. The motion prevailed and The COM
mnnder appointed as the committee In
question Comraecs Warner, chairman,
John Farmer. r.. n. Gribble, c. C. Beav-
ems and =. II. Fall. ST.
The bills of the German Cemetery COM
nsny and OF nealy g. Baker we're APP
proved.
on motion the meeting then adjourned.
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CITY nREvIrIEs.

There Is an uucallcd for message at the
Postal telegraph office, us Main street. for
the southern Express company.
The members OF Il. u. Lee camp. Daugh-
tsrs OF the Confectionery, Will meet this morn
ing at $50 At the parish house OF Christ
church.
Miss jennie Boring will serve dinner in the
iounR Mems Christian Association lunch
room today. She will be assisted by several
OF her friends,
titful wind was prevalent all day yester-
day. II caused considerable Inconvenience by
Nlling tho eyes and ears OF pedestrians With
dust and otherwise harassing them
The ladies OF st, Mary's Episcopal church
will give an oyster supper at the corner of
Hardy and Providence streets on Tuesday
evening, November %, for the benefit OF the
church
The general arrangement committee having
in charge the Irish centennial celebration to
be given at Turner hall On Wednesday even
ing will meet at o'clock this eyoniag AT
the Lawlor hotel.
woman named Kitty McCr;sbb was ac-
cidentally shot at her residence between .
and 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, The bulle,
passed completely through her body and al
though suffering severely she is said 10 be
out of danger
Evangelist r. c. Fender preached at the
Second Baptist church last niRht To fair
hoase. His sermon was plthy and spirited. He
evnceaegreat enrnestness and spirituality In
his preaching. He will preach every day this
week Ut p. m. ana at 7i5 p M.
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HOUSTON sAENGEnnuNp.
Perfected for secur-
Ing n New and Conimodious Hall,

| Arrangements Perfected for Secur-
Ing II New and Conmoiious Hall,
The recent effort on the part OF the
Houston saengerbund 10 amalgamate with
the Turnverein with toe vss@ OF securing
the use OF Turner Hall for theE enter
IA nments having fallen thorough, the
Saengerbund, nothing daunted by the fail
ure. Immediately started in ON new plan
10 secure u moro conImodious hall than
the one they now occupy.
Two propositions We're considered, one
30 rent the old Presbyterian church ON
Capitol avenue, the other to secure the
upper story OF the Thiel building. corner
OF Preston and San JacinIo, The Old
church building not being available, Az 1t
is now used for warehouse PURPOSES ncgo-
HAT ions we've set on foot for securing the
hall in the second story OF the Taiel
building, with " floor space OF ooNlOo feet,
1t was found that some improvements
world be necessary ID make this hall
available and this the Saenscround Will
undertake. by adding a twenty foot extern
sion 10 the rear of the building for club
room purposes, This Improvement viii cost
about $1,000 but so favorably was the prob
osition received that the members present
at yesterdays meeting subscribed $500 OF
this amount. with every assurance or the
balance being easily raised The money
subscribed for bhis purpose Is taken as
loan. and secured by the Issuing of non
interest bearing bonds to thoze who sub
scribe, made payable on easy terms Tor the
ASSOCIATION. The society Will lease the
Thsel hall for a period Of Ave years. with
the option OF ten, IT will give them
splendga home, where they can enllrge
upon their scope OF usefulness In furnish
ing a wholesome class OF entertainment 10
the German element. The society has made
rapid strides OF late and in addition 10
tbs singing feature the dramatic adjunct
Is becoming very popular, the society en-
hraoing some splendid talent in this direc-
tion
very enjoyable concert and dramatic
entertainment was given last night. Herbs
orchestra furnishing The music for THE con-
cert end the following contributing the
dramatic entertainment: Herr VIM Bot
Tier. FRAU L. Scharck. Fraulien NJ Luepke
INrau VIM Freckmann. Herr A, flax-
thausen. Herr VIM. FreckmanD. Herr J
Fuerstenberg,
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Hawk. and owl. Numerous.

Paris, Texas. November 20.--George Car
rett farmer Of Carre,ks Blu1, was IN the
city investing IN steel traps to exterminato
owls and hawks, which have been giving
the farmers an unusual amount of trouble.
on the way 10 town, in Pine creek bottom,
he stopped to talk to u friend, and while
engaged in conversation Dig hawk swoop-
ed down and HI in the road just ahead of
them The hawks attention had been at
tracted by a large snake crossing the roai
When " Ii; she snake cooled aud struck two
or three times az IL. The hawk SHE'D. and
watching a favorable opportunity. seized Il
in ITS guions and flew away. The burden
was so heavy that the hawk SKINNED along
just above the grouad several yards before
II was able 10 soar with it's prey. and as II
hew across into field the snake came near
wrapplng on a barb wire fence.
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Personal MENTION.

Waiter Fulton is In the city from Calves
ton.
Sc +. Mccall of La Porte registered at tho
Capitol yesterday.
r. G. Crosley of Austin registered at the
Lawlor yesterday.
C.. s. Primrose of Gentrys dog and pony
show is in the city.
Carries Bee, n we'll known professional man
of san Antonio, registered at tho Capitol last
night
Ernest Fulton, the newly elected tax collec-
tor OF Galveston county. was in Houston yes
teroay.
Guy NJ. Bryan. Sr and Miss Halle Bal
linger Bryan OF Quintana are guests at the
Capitol hotel.
Mrs s. j. Gibbs. Mrs. w. E. Jones and
MIR. I. 5. Gibbs were in the city from Deep
water yesterday.
Miss Lydia h. Moore of Liberty, Texas Is
IN the city visiting her grandmother at NO,
81 Richey street.
Guy Nj. Bryan. Jr., of Galveston returned
to the Island City yesterday after short
business visit here.
N. Il. Baird, travelling passenger agent of
the Glover Leaf rolite. Is here from his head
quarters In st. Louis.
Miss Sophie Keel, who has been visiting her
relative. Mrs. w s. Wall, LEFT last night for
her home IN Shreveport
DR. V, S MacNider has returned to the city
after an extended absence In the North, He
is much improved in health.
Angus McAlpIne. "A well known youpg bust
ness mnn OF Galveston, returned tu his homo
yesterday after n short Visit to Houston.
Mrs. ID. u. Bryan returned from Galveston
yesterday, whore che had been called in CON
sequonce OF tho death OF her father Mrs.
Mcclure Will return in a few days,
Mrs. b. ], Taylor. wife OF y. j. Taylor.
the head OF The Posts art staff arrived IN
tho city from 81, Louis yesterday and joined
her husband NJ the Hutchins House
G. w. strain. travelling passenger agent Of
the Kansas City, Memphis and birmingham
read, headquarters NJ Dallas. is in the city
on business. Mir. Strain succeeded Mr.. H.
NJ. Nckenger
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1HE COURTS.
Cases Set for Trint During the Press
81, NNcpL


Cases Set for Irini During the Prcs-
emit Week.
Today marks tho commencement OF the
flrst jury week in the Fifty firth civil dis
trict court. The cases set for the week are
as follows.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81
City OF Houston VS. II. II. Dooley.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q.
L. L. Levy VS.. /. Rosenberg,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23
w. i. Neesc W.. II. p. Mansfield ct al
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER -.
Thanksgiving Day,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %.
james Lswlor vs.. Theo Keller.
Murray Hards vs.. T. w. House, receiver.
j. w. Sam VS.. Annie Burnett.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %.
j. P. Ford VS.. Houston Eleotric Street
Railway Company.
g. n. Phelps VS.. j. %. Hine.
Ella Aiautelstadt VS.. Henry Mittestadt.
The cases for the week In the county
court are as follows:
MONDAY, NOV BMBER 81.
Charles Learmouth VS.. l.. W. Craig, adj
ministrator.
Tnomass L. LOTUS VS.. w, W. Glass ct al.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %.
Boyd & Boyd US. Mary #. Boyce.
:. Westhelmer 4 Bro. vs.. Mouldsr q
Gregg.
VIM. D. Cleveland Il Co. vs. George c.
Davis.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %.
y. Friedenhaus ys. Cash & Luckel.
r. L. Darl1in VS.. Joe Danna.
r. w. hoffman VS.. r. r.. Stafford.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "A.
w. A. Robinson vs.. Sam Antonio and
Aransas Pass Railway Company.
H. w BOYD vs.. Frank Dunn.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %.
J. r Horl1an ~. SAN Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Railway Company
c. o. Brainard, administrator, VS.. John
Butte ct al.
DR.. D. f. Stuart ct al VS.. FRITZ Sauer.
Charles Arfrtlt vs. Ed Khan.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2e.
j. H. Burnett vs.. II, n. Thompson.
j. H .Iagermaun vs.. San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway Company
Joe s. Marlborough VS.. Globe Bible Pub
lishing Company.
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Eonnd uis Relating.

a lad giving his name as James w.
odell and his former place OF residence as
Stefna. a West Texas settlement. called AT
the police station Yesterday 10 secure AS
slstanco in his search for a relative named
Edward M. Odel. The boy had with him
two letters. one addressed 10 MIR. odell
and the other to all Masons, Of which
fraternity young Odeli's father. now oe-
ceased, was prominent member. Police
Clerk Forrest notified some of the local
Masons and they took the matter up with
the result that Mr.. u. Nj. Odell, who was
not TO be found at the plumber indicated
In the lads letter. was located during the
afternoon ana the boy turned over to him.
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TuE DRuMMEns RECONSIDER
Ana VIII Participate in the t.. r.
aud v. Festival.

NuN " fcSttNui.
Post c. T, y. A., met at p. m. yester-
day in conference with committee from
the directory of the Fruit, Nower and Veg
etable Festival association.
At a meeting OF the post a week ago u
resolution was adopted In effect that Post
@ Would not participate in the festival In
consequence OF the directory having sex
aside a portion OF the last day Saturday
fox, the coiored people on the ground. that
they deprecated the mixing OF the races,
This matter Nus fully discussed at yes
terdays meeting, the directions OF the Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable association assuring
the travelling men that no mixing o. the
races in the festival enterprise was ecu
templated bist that on tho contrary shc
allotment to them Of portion OF time for
thedr exercises udtcr the festival WAS prac-
tiraAy at an end, would tend 10 proven.
rather then encouraging mixing OF the
races.
After full and exhaustive dis sussion or
the niatter, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
"WhcTeas. at meeting OF Post c, held
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4 SERIOUS INCIDENT.
A Hoy Hun Over by street Car and
His Arm Crushed.

Lawrence Lee, a 12-year- old lad who
lives on opclousss street near tie Lyons
house. in the Fifth ward, met with a pain
full and serious acddent last night about s
o'clock. While crossing Tie street car track
on odin avenue near his home, he was
struck and run over by passing car. his
right arm being crushed 50 badly it was
found TO be necessary TO amputate. the
member close M 10 the shoulder. The OPP
Grafton was performed by DR.. j. r. stuart
aud DR.. r. r. Scott, the latter OF whom
stated late last night that the patient
was resting easy and that he would re-
cover, unless something unforeseen oc-
CURED.
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be head here on December g. will be made
az meeting OF the real c<tase men OF the
city at ohe business League rooms this
afternoon ait O'Clock. Real Estate Mems
day Is to De one Of the most attractive fcat-
urcs OF the festival. and the local dealers
will Assist tho festival management to
make the event a complete success.
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CLEARED FOR GAI,vEsrov

CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
IS Ardova. at Alexandria. September ..
% anonni9re' saiohica via Bourga, etc.
IS Banana. at IInmburg October II
IS Barbara Barry, October "a
tober o. "9' NC
s. Benheim, -. Madeira. November .
SIS Bernard Hall. -, a, Liverpool, oetohcr
s. s. Bbis,hopssate. Barry, October %.
IS Bushmilis Penarth. November s,
IS Cardiff; Rouen, November ..
SIS CaSo, Cette. October a
IS Cherona, Barry. November
- Consols. swansea, November 10
IS Crefcld. Bremen. November !;
, % Grew Hall, passed Porto dc Armel. No
s. CuIno,a a. --- Manchester Octohor 90
> s1wsate; at Hamburg, October II
Is EE,hhe,lbridse, Swansea, November 10.
tober 20. 'ineeh'' oc-
IS Ethelbrytha. London. November 4
IS Freshheld, Barry. Novembor q o.
IS Frieda. -. Penarth, October .,
- 1ena, Sardin via Genoa. October IL
ber q Ne"port VIA Port Eads. octo.
IS Heathmore, Liverpool November ~
- ,laro. -. Hun. October e6.
ss iauna. -. Glasgow. November =
IS incemore. Swansea, Noyemher Q
IS lndropura. Horsiali, passed Gibraltar n.
toter %. ''pi"i'ar' oe-
October 20 PS'' VIA bafoauoes.
IS King Gruffyd. Barry. November II,
a, IS Laouan. Odessa via Rotterdam do.
80 Langbenk, -. Sunderland. octohs- .,
=, marie lie Larrlnasa. Rotterdam. October
e. ludwig. Antwerp. November /
Ss Lugano. -, Liverpool Nuven,h.
Der 81. ~ s'o''eruam. or.o-
Ne ss Midlothian Z Castle Jeckman. An,werD
6 Montpeller. Liverpool November .
Is MouIne, a. Hamburg. October ~
IS Setbs e,i passea Gi6raitsr, November 7,
IS IS Nordhyoien. lmr.aea. October 81
s. n n1siempre. LEONE, Barry. October a.
81 oswestry. Shields. Octoter -
e Vpnerspool, Liverpool. November
Der !. a"purs, Novem
g R Rsie' 9sno wfst Harilspeel NovemAer 10
@ % nosnerheld. Newport Eng. Nnysmh..
% houfcied. Eastman. October '"pef .
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phny Fl Is back from luFIouSu 20 III
Campo.
Pleasant w Stringer Of company If
back in ranks after an absence of sixty
five lays on sick furlough.
Prvates John A. Berry and Edward A.
Sears of company X were notified of their
discharge yesterday. The day before Pri-
Yates Harry Ross, r. P Mack. All Stiff
and Virgil Bggers of company C were no
titled by Congressman Bailey that their
applications had been granted by the war
department.
Captain Allen 7, Smithers Of company
b. who recently married a young lady in
Bellville. has returned TO San Antonio
with bis bride.
Adjutant Spencer Hutchins spent Tues
day in Austin.
Major e. n Shaw, chief surgeon of the
Fourth, is in Galveston. on business.
Walter B. Wilson
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r.. =. AND v. MATTERS.
Meeting Of ChaIrmen Tuesday III ci,l
Eshnle Men Ihia Affernnnn

Mec1fnH OF ChnIrmeM VucsdMy--Il cal
Estntc Men This Afternoon.
President W. a. Chlldrcss of the Fruit,
Flower and Vegetable Festival has Issued
call asking all the oha.rmen and vice
chairmen of the different committees to
meet him at the Auditorium TUESDAY AFTER
noon at o'clock for uhe purpose OF nllo,-
ting and experiencing the space to be occu-
pied by the various exhibs.s duriag the
festival Other matters Of importance W II
be taken up, and full attendance Is there
fore requested.
Arrangements for the big gathering OF
real estate men from AL over the State 10