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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Klines. ll-20
All of TenneY's make of bon bous,
chocolates and other sweets can be
ad at Sam Ragland's. 1914
Call aud see the Edwards Har
ness company, and get their price
on awnings, before purchasing else
where,
There are more people getting
off the trains here and less get on
than any other town in the south.
D. you catch on ?
Cultivated China Tea, the best
ever brought to Texarkana, for sale
by Lambeth & Yarbrough, sole
agents. Try it, 1923.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls-at Ragland's
book store; also everything else in
toys, vases, etc. Prices at bedrock
in keeping with the times. 1874
New line ladies and gentlemens
gold watches and chains at f. L
Schuster's the old reliable. 81
The Misses Sims who passed
through here yesterday,were taken
to DR.. Spearman's home where
they partook of a good dinner
Xmas goo1s of every description
at Ragland's book store. Come
quick before stock is broken--we
can suit you in goods and prices,
The editor has been engaged as
a special grand juryman in Miller
circuit court-hence cannot give
great deal of attention to the pa
per today.
Reader, if you want real nice
calendar for next year, write to G.
[. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
one will be mailed you free OF
charge. See ad. elsewhere. 12t,
We have another cold spell upon
us, We would like to see the cable
cut between the north and the
southland during the coming of
these biizzardly feeling spells.
We regret to learn of the death
of county Judge Moore of Nevada
county, He was a good man, and
will be missed in our Deighbor
county,
We learn that all of the denomi-
nations will give some sort of
Christmas entertainment at vari-
Gus churches. Let not the poor be
forgotten,
The weather has the appearance
of being in a coudition to give down
snow, We hope the condition will
change as we can dispense with a
snow storm very easy at this time,
AS yet the special grand jury en-
pauuelled in Miller circuit court to
enquire into the robbery and pick
pocket affair at the Iron Mountain
depot Wednesday are still at work
on the case and will not get through
probably uRtil tomorrow,
The circuit court was engaged on
a case this morning wherein Pete
Costello sued the ST. Louis South
Western railroad for the value of a
COW, He received judgment /
giving him $40.
The Misses, Sims Of Clarksville,
Texas, who passed through here
some time ago euroute to Cincin.
natl to take courses in music and
elocution, passed through here yes
terday on their way back home.
Ockander Brothers have about
completed the gravellng Of the
north half of the block they have
been at work on for the past week,
They are now waiting on some
TO be done on the Law
son Kline building,
aaaaa-as sa-aa=aaaaa
We inspected the n W Chic sa-
loon this morning and found IL a
marvel of beauty aud ueatness. 1t
will be opened this afternoon at 6 ,
o'clock and the proprietor asked us
to extend an invitation 60 all to
,,istt Mn, tnntuht
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Twenty pounds otsugar for $1OO
at J. j. Hobgood's, II 4
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

You can Get a free lunch daily a
4 c Chic saloon from 10 TO II a, m
= tesh beer on tap az all hours, ,f
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

To Trade-a bicycle for type
writer, apply at this office.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

We had this week another ship.
ment Of high grade teas and eoffees,
l00 Warwick.Moore Go
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

"Ten Nights In a Bar Room, F"
will be given next Saturday after
noon at the Auditorium by the
Emma Warren company,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

G., E. Stock has shoes to suit the
ladies as well as the men. 1-12-6t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

G. E. Stock has the lady trade
grabbed on shoes. He keeps the
best brands. l-l2-6t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Patronize home industry by buy
ing your Christmas fruit cake at
Kliue's. 11-20
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

All of TenneYs make of bon bous,
chocolates and other sweets can be
ad at Sam Ragldnd's. IL 4
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Call aud see the Edwards Har
ness company, and get their price
on awnings, before purchasing else
where,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fruit cakes at K'iue's.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Santa Claus has established his
headquarters for fine bon bons,
chocolates, etc, at Sam Raglaud's
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

We sell, rent and repair guns.
Also keep a full line of ammunition.
Edwards Harness company.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

There are more people getting
off the trains here and less get on
than any other town in the south.
D. YOU catch on
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

], S, Ragland is getting IN his
holiday goods aud has them all
opened up for inspection, A nice
line Of wedding and birthday pres
ents among them, He invites you
TO step in and let him show you
through, 1924
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

At it again. showing.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

We learn that all of the denomi-
nations will give some sort of
Christmas entertainment at vari-
Gus churches. Let not the poor be
forgotten.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

If you want to treat your feet
white, let G. Z. Stock shoe them.
Try him once. l-l2-6t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

AS yet the special grand jury en-
pauuelled in Miller circuit court to
enquire into the robbery and pick
pocket affair at the Iron Mountain
depot Wednesday are still at work
on the case and will not get through
probably until tomorrow,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Handsome mirrors at Lemly's.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

The Edwards Harness. company
can make manufacturers prices on
awnings or drop curtains.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Gunthers candies, bon bons,
chocolates and caramels at San
Raglauds. IL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

We regret to learn of the death
of county Judge Moore of Nevada
county, He was a good man, and
will be missed in our Deighbor
county.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

The weather has the appearance
of being in condition to give down
snow, We hope the condition will
change as we can dispense with a
snow storm very easy at this time,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

The circuit court was engaged on
a case this morning wherein Pete
Costello sued the ST. Louis South
Western railroad for the value of a
COW He received a judgment
giving him $40.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Cultivated China Tea, the best
ever brought to Texarkana, for sale
by Lambeth & Yarbrough, sole
agents. Try it. 1923.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Ockander Brothers have about
completed the graveIlng Of the
north half of the block they have
been at work on for the past week,
They are now waiting on some
plumbing TO be done oa the Law
son-Kiue building,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

We have another cold spell upon
us, We would like to see the cable
cut between the north and the
southland during the coming of
these biz2ardly feeling spells.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

The Misses, Sims Of Clarksville,
Texas, who passed through here
some time ago euroute to Cincin.
natl to take courses in music and
elocution, passed through here yes-
terday on their way back home,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Xmas goo1s of every description
at Ragland's book store. Come
quick before stock is broken--we
can suit you in goods and prices.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Reader, if you want a real nice
calendar for next year, write to G..
[. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
one will be mailed you free OF
charge. See ad elsewhere. 12t.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

The editor has been engaged as
a special grand juryman in Miller
circuit court-hence cannot give a
great deal of attention to the pa
nor TODAY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

The Misses Sims who passed
through here yesterday,were taken
to DR.. Spearman's home where
they partook of a good dinner.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-08

Dolls, Dolls, Dolls-at Ragland's
book store; also everything else in
toys, vases, etc Prices at bedrock
in keeping with the times. 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

Monday night a free entertainment, OF
great interest will be given music low
cra. young and old in the large Thber.
nnclc. II IL to be talk on musical
mattorA by Prof. Evan stephens. lie
viii have. 10 illustrate his points. his
childrcn'a chorus of nearly 900 voices
who SING wonderfully well. Mr. Horace
=. Ensign win appear once more be-
fore returning % his miaal1n1ry icld.
The young cuntralio. Mis- judith An.
derson. the rtahn Male quartet who
was az the EiAteddfod. ana Master
Charlie Pike Will come down from Og-
den, making his rcappraauce after n
two ycam silence. lie will be- rcmem-
bercd by many who ever had she good
fortune 20 hear him. ne the finest boy
soprano Utah has ever known. Prof.
stephens. who FOR many years has had
practical charge N his voice, o. delight.
ID 10 be- able a. rrlntf01uce him. the
voice having mun-dcvrlupod into a
charming baritone. Children are
especially Invited but 70 IL desired that
they attend only In company with par.
rutH. or some older person In charge.
The gates VII be- open at o'clock and
viii be- closed at twhon the Perform
hncr hsElnD IN order 90 have no Dis.
turblnce in the building by hate Corners
entering, 10 IL expected that the house
viii ht nllvd,
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A SENSATIONAL ARREST.


For some time Mrs. ~. W. d.
Mathis has been missing articles Of
wearing apparel and jewtlry. from her
residence. az i5s west Fourth south
and the case was q mystery 10 all. a.
there was 20 trace % anyone ontcrinE
the prcnl6es. Las, Wednesday a big
haul WIS made. which consisted Of sllk
dresses and shoes. together with a gold
watch and chain q the doctors. a gold
necklace and loekoi. and other jcwclry.
The police suspected that someone In
the house d.d thc work and wainh was
put upoa Mrs. =. Il. Hutchinson. 0ho
f'r a year aud a half has BEEN living
N the front room 81 the house and was
treated as a friend by the family.
The police at last became convinced
and Detectives Sheets and Gillespie
made the arrest this afternoon. SEEING
that the game was up. Mrs, Huiehin-
son confessed % the robber.ts and gave
up she goods.
y now tranarlrca that several nrtl.
Giles belonging 90 Mechanical Engineer
Haywood u the Union Light company
had loot two silver candle sticks o sill
ycr card case clock md silver plated
teapot these she also confessed 70 have
stolen and Eave up 20 the ofilcrcs.
Dr. Mathis said AZ the station that
his check Tor nifty dollars was ready
Cor the officers who contributed 10 the
arrest and recovery % tho property.
These are oniccrs Roberts ana Hilton
and Detectives sheets and Gillespie.
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PARK CITY CHURCH BENEFIT.
Official Report Oh the Receipts d he Tabcr'
naele Coneeh.
Manager resrc- shows what Was Taken
In aud To whom wsnt-rhe
Coal winner.

The total receipts for the Tabernacle
concert, IN tho lnteros, of the Park city
churches .Wrrc N,LI5 Jess expenses.
per rtcclpted bins. so balance. F5G555.
divided a. follows; Each church prunt.
Ing by amount Of 10 own sales; Lat.
tc'-day Saints s5Gs, Methodist, mas.
Episcopal. 1cis5. Congregational, g..
70.
RUm.tuncr forwarded today 70 T. l..
Allen. chairman Park C.ty general
committee.
The Thirteenth ecclesiastical ward,
Bishop n, a, Empoy, wins the ear of
coal ON sale OF i2O per cont of hla
actual adult membership, The Four
deenlh ware was close second wiki
a sale 81 no pr cent, ana the NJ =.
chuvh third, with sale Of 20 pr
ecul Of their enrolment.
T.. n. PIERCE Manager
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RESISTED BY NRS.CLARK
GIRLS STORY on THE WITNESS STAND.


"Mrs Retta Callahan shall never
have the guardianship Of my girl. as
long as have breath enough in my
body to protest against IT," were the
words Of Mrs. Luna CLARK spoken In
the corridor Of the third floor OF the
city ana county building this morn
Ing.
Mrs. Ciark's daughter. Bertha Law.
on Tuesday last MED q petition In the
probate court asking that Mrs. Rett0
Callahan. residing at i56 east Third
South street. be- appointed her guard
ian, on tho ground Of cruel and lnhu-
man treatment on the part Of her
mother The cnso was set for today
and a vigorous protest entered by Mrs
Clark 10 Mrs. Callahan having the
care and custody of her daughter.
The first witnosa examined was the
petitioner. a bright looking niri % six
teen years In answer to Judge An
dcrHon the witness stated that her
mother had of late been In the habit
~ beating her \ little while ago the
girl said, her mother beat her over the
head and body with strap. at the
same time telling her that u wouldn't
surprise her 10 see her on Commercial
street before long. The girl also said
her mother had called her W.. r. OF
q D. ana other vile names. The rirt
further testified that her mother took
w washing. and that frequently she
was compelled 10 accompany her ON
the rounds ~ collecting the clothes.
Ter mother. the girl said. had taken
her into houses Of ~ fame, whore she
had seen men anf women drinking
and otherwise carouainF
The witness admitted that she had
been guilty of acts VI dinuhedlenre.
hut Ike other children" she retortei
MR. llctia Callahan said she rented
part of her house 10 Mrs CLARK. The
mothers treatment VI the child had
been shameful. She further Informed
The court that she had m interest In the
Kline Mattress cnmpany's place o. bus
inesr on East Temple street between
Fourth and fifth south and that che
Mas In a position 20 provide for the
Two other witnesses named John
sheffield and W. 1. Frank corrobornted
Mrs Callahan az 10 tho cruel treat
mont Of the child BY the mother.
Judge Anderson then said he had M
further testimony 20 Offer when Mrs.
Clark took the wsiness chair. Ia an.
awcr ~ Judge Hiics che woman said
she had no attorney, whom n cnntinu-
auce was taken until next Saturday.
the court appointing Judge Henderson
O. look after Mrs. Clarks rights IN tho
premises.
Mrs. clark talked with the reporters
and n hair Of what Hhr related q true.
Mrs. Callahan should mover hr awarded
the custody - the young Eifl
Mrs. Callahan wnH divorced from
David Callahan hist November. on tho
ground of dcsertIon. Sir. Clark says
she got married again before the III
vorre was obtained and was once
threatened With arrest fur bigamy.
Mrs. Clark ~ willing that her dauRh-
tcr should g0 10 the \ acuo home.
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Brown Stone Industry.

Hon. 4. Caller manager ~ the Nebo
Brown Stone company ls In the city
from hia home at Nephi on buHlucra
connected with the Industry he repre-
sents. The company r. now turning
uut a good grade u building stone from
its uunrrlcs un the Snupctr Valley
miiuud az point about Nix milva
east NJ Ncphl. Air. Cater has been
here during the week having % ear OF
the stone sawed up into blocks and tho
examination by architects and build
vga hoe byen source uf much cncuur-
uErmcut The stone IL adapted 30 an
classes uf building, Ia ot "a Connecticut
brown color, ana has stood tho test IN
Nrphl Tor q number Of years.
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MAY PARALYZE RATES.
RIO GRASDt WESTERN EXTENSION.
Engineers surveying IN clear Greek Can
yun-oid RAILS IieinE Exchanged
for Now Down south.

The action Of Vice President shaugh-
messy u the Canadian Pacific In re-
flsins TO accept the decision Of the
arbltrators with regard TO differcn-
taala has staggered the railroad men
of the city. This II a new case and
what the action of the roads Interested
Ia MnHcoutinoutni trafilc Will he II
hard 60 tell. Unless the matter II Hot-
tied u will doubtless lead tn u rite
wnr which win again unHettle business.
RIO Grundo Western ufiicialn who are
the only ones seen who can speak with
authority are OF tho opinion that n
meeting will be called and pressure
brought 90 bear upon the Canadian
Pacific 60 arrange the rates. This
will doubtless be- gone Into Thoroughly
az the adjourned meeting ~ the Trans
continental bureau, which was only
waiting the action NJ the nrbltrators
20 convene In New York.
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GAS RATES MAY BIZ CUT
That IS, Il he Flow Of tho Natural Article Is
Increased.
UNION LIGHT co. RUNNING FULL BLAST.
new Wen TO he Sank Next week. Driver
a Go, Hopeful of GREAT re-
suits.

Some misleading statements have
been made by the morning papers cum
corning the natural gas situation In the
city and the rise In prices to the sand
ard rate OF the manufactured article.
In Justice 90 the Union Light q Power
company It should Be said shat the step
on their part was taken only when the
conditions rs business proposition be.
came mandatory. A "Ncws" represen-
uilvo went over the books Of the COM
pany this morning which proved that
IN the last eleven months the now OF
natural Eaa has only averaged about
hity per cont of the total supply. drop
PING AZ low "a twenty per cent In Feb
tu1ry ~ this year.
The situation IA simply this; on nc
count Of the cloFRng %. Of che wells
az the gas fields the pressure fen - Low
that AZ one time back pressure had
q be made through she mains running
from the wells So supply consumer
along the line. Al present there IL a
flow II 1000 cubic feet per hour from
the now we'll Just opened up, which D.
only twenty per cent % the amount
Ing.
In discussing this question q must be
understood that the aupply must b
kopt up to tho maximum demand. which
varies from 1000 900 cubic feet per day
In warm weather 90 gi5.OO0 cubic feet
on cold days, when consumption OF
gas for fuel IL called FOR To keep this
supply up. the retoria have TO b. krpt
constantly running. aud a full 90 oi
hands employed. Ia company with ON
ofiicial OF the Union Light ana PDwpI
company. the reporter visited thu EtI
works this morning. Tho plant was run
ming al Ia full capacity. the full twenty
one rctorts % the plant bcing charrr4
The Union Light company has actt
fairly with the gas company, and n
now sinking a now well In tho EaH ne.la
Tho situation at the gas nglda briefly
stated u that the old wells have Dc
come clogEci, and In order io Ert lla
at all adequate TO the consumption. The
wells must be- sunk from seventy Ia
one hundred feet below the depth
attained az present. whom "a now dow
OF Ean N encountered from which tht
well that 10 nov working draws o.
supply. II will be readily seen that o.
will require az least three wells Of "a,
capacity Of the present one o. be adC.
quate 20 supply the maximum amour
that must be kept up but u 10 expected
by Mr.. II. l.. Driver that thls viii b.
secured.
II was harmed AZ the Union Light
ofiicc that In case the supply Of natura
gas reaches sixty per cent Of the max.
imum amount. that a miS~t rate mas
be made which will be lower than an
rate OF tt1j now charged. Ia the mean.
time the company n going ahead put
ting IN now plant ~ ~ 80 be- ready
Tor any emergency that may arise,
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NORTH rOiNr CONSOLIDATE IL.
RnuAIION NnArANN.

NOTtCE.-The annual r,ff,r o,
the stockholders % tho NTih Prt
Consolidated Irritation Cuury wi
Do held IA, room % IN the GAIA Hd,f.
M WcFi Secynd South Arst a b.
city % Salt Lake, state u utAu
Monday. November iiih. iNi a.!
o'clock pm. % hear the annaal usrt
and 90 elect "a beard % dirto.ur "a ~
Urslirg year. also, 10 consider ~ a.
Visibility ~ amending The prtseis e..
ucleH of Incorporation BY he nu1s,ii.
Sion u entirely rer trti-ica %
amending certain articles n the =
clCn 81 incorporation nov IN force
foll0wF; by changing the prca1ii,
Fpeclfying the act under which ~
company IL Incorporated; % incrgi
the capital stock 90 the prcarri vtlf
~ the company frarchlsgs. rights .
way, water rights, nnd'all Other pfr5-
erty. con4orvatlvely APPRAISED b
make such Cs,n.tnl stock FULLY pll y
ard only asasnahls under certain 90.
tnEenCies; % convert the preset
water bearing stock Into dividend bal
Ing stock, and % ikrus IN adiilc,
water bearing certificates. 30 pfohi
flr a sinking fund from the ftvttut
or by setting aside q portion o. he a.
idrnd bearing stock % be IN for ~
purpose or both; 90 auihirlfs o.
blard or Directors % issue aai 81
binds 60 liauldate Indebtedness, o. ~
Vide Tor improvements or both, % &C.
Hldor the acceptance from 3, g. bstf
ard others - certain lateral AZ
arI other lateral bitches that nay D.
offered 90 the company " adTNilg
plan Tor selling ana supplying va
flr lrriEativn and domestic pnrptti =
provide revenue, % accspuhs q.
tau other property and franchises tsf
may be- proposed. 20 make a y
division and Reissue u the stock ~
b. transact any ana all 0tivr buses
shat may be properly huught biff
the stockholders a THIS mrsnrg
ARTHUR PARSONS. srcttaF
Dated october 22nd. 1888,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22
MINOR MENTION.

Road Supervisor sudbury has been
ordered 10 repair the bridge on Firm
South street crossing iright1n'n canal
Alfred J. gwcnaon r. suing ]. =.
Smell 90 recover 5000 damages and o.
quiet THE TO fence line On Apple
street
Robert simpson. native N ireland.
now ~ the Twentieth ward, this city,
was admitted 10 citizenship by Judge
Hilca today.
Attorney J. N. Hamilton leaves this
evening for Chicago ON legal and min
Ing business. lie will be gone FOR
about two weeks,
Homer Duncan was appointed by the
board nf county commissioner a. See
loot places Tor holding tho election IN
the various precincts.
The appointment ~ Alexander G.
pyper ~ deputy county auditor was
confirmed and hts salary WIS nyci AZ
800 per month,
Mrs. Dora Cicgg Of RcNmrg. Idaho
was In the city yerOrlny visiting rpla-
tiyes md friends. The lady lon for
home last evening.
Miles II. cahoon land commits Jb.r
FOR Fremont county, Idaho. and ono
Of Roxburg'a leading mpruhaHfr. ma
been IN salt Lake Tor several days
past.
Robert Miller Jr,. was seriously iB.
juned yesterday while working ln a
quarry IN Rcd Butte canyon A nrrr
boulder toll from above. striking him
on the side and chcBt.
Charles J. Geary. charged with run.
ming gambling resort in uue VI DO
rear rooms ~ the cullen hotel bar. vnr
given continuance ~ his cuss ly
Judge Tlmmony until October goth.
The police oflloers have been flro.i ty
make a crusade against p-ralns WHO
pcrala, In eXpeot0ratlng on the Sidewalk
and this decision was FASTENED by ths
visitation of a c0mmi< e % ndlas who
called upon Chief Pratt yesterday ana
Insisted on the rigid Enforcement " the
law,