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AT TRINITY M. D.

Tomorrow at Trinity M. B. church Dr. Gilbert will speak in the morning on 'The Genius of Methodism," and at night on '"rhe Larger Reasons for Re- pentance."
 Morning anthems: "The Strain Up- raise" (Buck); Even Me" (Warren) i; offertory, "A Dream of Paradise" (Gray).
 Evening anthems: Abide With Me" (Biederman); God, to Whom We Look Up Blindly'' (Chadwick); offertory, Father Lead Me by Thy Hand' (But- ierheid.l
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RAILROAD M. c. A.

"What Think Ye of Christi" will bo the topic at the Railroad Y. M. C. A. building tomorrow afternoon at 3:3o. Rev. R. T. McNicholl, pastor of East Pearl street M. E. church, will speak. Special music by the Epworth league of the same church. All welcome
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AT NASHVILLE CONGREGATION
 AL CHIRCH

At Westville Congregational church tomorrow Rev. D. F. Clark of East Haven will preach in the morning by exchange The pastor, Rev. M. R. Kerr, will preach in the evening; theme, .'False Notions About Religion" The choir will render special music both in the morning and in the evening.
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worth will make the address. The other Sunday services are at o'clock a. m. and at 8 o'clock and o'clock p. m. All are welcome,
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Millinery Department

See our exclusive Parisian trimmed Hats and the creations from our own Workrooms.
 Special offering in flexible wings, all colors, at.. .19c pair CURLED POLKA DOT.
 Dotted Quills, in bunch, for 29c ELEGANT BLACK
 Ostrich Tips, a bunch of for. 39c Worth 75c.
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PARK CHAPEL

Rev. William McNicholl of St. An drew's M. E. church will preach in the Park chapel, Ocean View street, Morris Cove, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock; subject, Enthusiasm" MT. McNicholl is live earnest preacher and all who attend this service will be well paid for the time spent in listening to him.
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EPwoRTH METHODIST CHURc


 The pastor, Rev. MT. ripple, will preach both morning and evening to- morrow; morning topic, "The Oldest King in the Bible; evening topic, "The Serpent of Life"
 October 23 will be Harvest Home Sunday at the church. The topic of the sermons that day will be, in the morning, "A Crown For a Staff; in the evening" an address to the young. On October 30 the topic will be Re membering the Saints at the morn- ing service and in the evening, "The Old Man of the Mountains"
 The first meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of Epworth church was held at the parsonage on Thursday evening. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 President, Mrs. B. M. ripple; vice president, Mrs. Fred Bostwick; secre- tary, Mrs. Hopkins; treasurer, Mrs. Dr. Pendleton. Whatsoever circle is arranging for fine concert to be given in the church on October 26.
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FRANCO
 AMERICAN SOUPS.

We have been in business a long time and know what good Soups are-that's why we sell Franco American brand.
 S. w. HURLBURT,
 Io74 Chapel street. Telephone 15s.
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comedy, Emma Krause and Margaret Rosa with the Dutch Pickaninnies' Hadj Lessik, the Oriental wonder; Howley and Leslie, Mile, Olive, the dainty juggler and many others.
 Prices, 10 and 20 cents. Ladies in the afternoon, 10 cents. Bikes checked free.
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ARE YOU IN NEED OF

Cottons ?
 Here's a few staples that have never been matched in prices.
 An Al 36-inch bleached Cotton at At least Dc in any other store. 36-INCH
 Bleached Cambric, almost as firm as Lonsdale, at 5c yard.
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Cloak Room News for
 Saturday

Never did such value in Ladies' Tailor-M Made Suits travel so quickly. Continued crowds Thursday and to- day have so filled our order book for Suits at $1O.75, $1O.9S, $1575, made to your measure, that we can't accept any more orders for your readiness for ten days. Order your Suit now. Garments seen iH our Cloak Room.
 These special prices for Saturday on very seasonable garments,
 Saturday. Value. Price. $5.50-Heavy Kersey Cape, velvet
 colldr.. .............. 3.9U $4.00-Martens Collars, with tails $2.40 $65O-Electric Seal Collarettes. .$49S $750-Extra Heavy Jackets, all
 WOOL. .................... $4.75 $1OOO-Jackets strapped seams. .s7.98 $17.50-Fine Jackets, in colors
 (great bargain).. .. ........ $13.50 $L50-Plush Capes, bead and braid
 trimmed. ............ $5.85 $4.50-Velvet Waists, corded fronts ....... E? aa= $5.00-Black Satin Waists, corded CHILDREN JACKETS.
 We are showing an immense assort- ment, newest designs and cloths, prices range from. ......$2.4 AS to $12.50 Wool Waists
 Pretty Trimmed Waists of fine Serg- es, all colors, value. e............. $3.50 Our assortment of Dress Waists sur- passes any previous showing .........
 $1.00 to $5.75
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

Rev. George S. Dickerman will preach in the Church of the Messiah tomorrow morning. In the evening the pastor will occupy the pulpit.
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AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
 The pastor, Rev. Addison Moore, will preach in the evening. Public worship services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
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Ladies' Hosiery

We call your special attention to two numbers that are simply wonderful values at the price. LOT ONE. Ladies' Fleeced Lined Jersey Vests and Pants, the 25c kind. '. at 12 1-2c. LOT TWO. Ladies' Fleeced Lined Jersey Vests
 at 2Qc
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Wool Waists
Notion Bargains for
 Saturday

Kid Hair Crimpers.. ............3c doz
 Ladies' Hose Supporters, soc quality,
 ............. G5C
 Macrame Cord, all sizes, 2 balls for 5o
 Hair Pin Cubes, assorted. ..........3c
 Triple Plate Glass Mirrors, worth 50c
 odturday..... ..'........... ......... ..zoc
 Hair Brushes, only. .. ............ .10c
 Tooth Brushes, 10c quality ..........5c
 Brush Skirt Facing, all colors. ......6c
 Fur Trimmings, from. m................10 .10c
 Feather Boas, worth 75c, for.........48c ! Shopping Bags. .. .. ...............19c Pocket Books, latest soc styles, for. ..25c TOILET DEPARTMENT REVIEW. Ammonia, large bottles. .............3c Perfumes, large assortment of fine odors, only. ............bc oz Bay Rum. .. .. .. .10c bottle Pompadour Combs, elegant display, 19c Side Combs a speciality. ........ .10c
 Writing Paper latest tints, 25c boxes on bargain tables. ............ ..l5c
 Hale's Compound Quinine.. ....... .50c
 Hale's Royal Pearl for the Complex ion, Samples free)..... .........5 .50c Hale's Shampoo, 35c bottles for ....25c Samples free.
 Face Powders, flesh and white. ... .5o Tooth Powders. ............10c box Talcom Powder. .............3c box JEWELRY SALE ON BARGAIN TABLE.
 Complete Lines of Latest Novelties Have Just Arrived. 50c Buckles for .. ..- -................25c
 75c Rings for..... ... ... ........... .25c
 25c Baby Rings for .... .............10c 15o I ,ace Pins far 5c 25c Hat Pins for. .. ...............1 .10c 100 Lorgnettes Chains for. .50c soc Bracelets, silver and gilt.
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We sell Good Gloves and that's why our Glove sales double most every year. Here is bargain in $1.29 Ladies' 2-clasp Kid Glove, embroidered back, colors Tan, Brown, Green, Red, Grey, White and Black.
 SATURDAY $1.0O PAIR. Others at 75c pair and $1.75.
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Ribbons

1000 pieces No. Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, black and white, the 29o kind.
 AT 19c PAIR.
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HYMENEAL.

GARRETT QuINBY. Tyler, Texas. No-
vember 90 Miss Bessie Qui9by and Nor
timer Garrett were married here
CARPENTER r RE EN- A n. Tyler
Texas, November 2s.--Miss Willie Freemon
and g, J. Carpenter were married here.
COWAN- adNllNN - New Dimnlngham,
Texas. November 27.---At the home Of the
brides parents by Rev. j. W McI-eoi,
Mr.. w. ID. cowan. formerly OF Kirk Caldy,
Scotland. ana Miss MollIe McNinD.
M'IJoA'N- EVANS Sherman, Texas. No
yember 30.This morning at 10 O'Clock al
the residence OF rhe brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Evans. Miss Alma Leroy
Eyare an1 nir. w. r. Mclean We're united
In she holy bonds OF wselo-k, Rev. J. NJ.
Binldcy. presiding elder OF the Gainesville
district, officiating.
II Ell " EMEYES DlSCHfcH. - Shiner,
Texle, November 26Marriei, at the Luth-
eran church al noon today. Rev. l.. Heine-
meyer OF Lexington. Texas, 20 Miss Eme-
lie Discher OF this place Rev Rich Osrte
officiating. The young couple left today
for Lexington. where the GROIN IL pastor
Of the Lutheran church.
MASTERS GILL Denton. Texas, No
yember 29.~G. G. Masters AID Mas Msu1e
Gill gere married here this AFTERNOON at
the residence OF iier uncle. Mr., John inge
Rey W. G. I>a.imer officiating. AR. Mas
tiers Is a trayeling man, whose old home
WIS at this place and Miss GU Is well
known here.
BREWER WILSON. Center. Texas No
yember 2s.--Ou lag. night Mr. coriez
Brewer and Miss Leila Wilson were united
" nisrriass al the Methodist church, Hey.
j. p. Turrentinc officiating The church
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.
FOOTBALL DECEMBER ..


Houston Eleven to lie Given Another
Tusstc by Galveston.
Tho Houston football team Is hard ~ WORK
oieyon at tic baseball park during Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable Festival week.
These two teams played d good game On
TMlksgiying, mother side being able 20 srrre,
the Ljimo being in Galveston. GalvasLon VIII
give our team return game oil our ground.
B9tl elcvens have improved great deal
8iuce Thanksgiving and "a hard game VIII no
PLAYED.
The Houston team has several new players
who VIII be IN this game, among thom viii
BE- tho following. CentSr win be held down
by old reliable nurer, q good man IN a hard
rlnpo; tho Rlardt. Sine, Boisscau and sam
can hold anything In the state, Sine being
webb. are both good men. Webb having play
cd last year with the University OF lillacis.
Tbi5 IL Hryan's first year. but he has SHOWN
NJ better than any other new man on the
DO wei looked n',er by Hanip Shaw ana jack
Waties, SHAW played OH the Princeton team
last year and Waties has just returned from
StwhnGc. where he made reputation fof
himself rs good hard player The backs
VII be Dcleedernicr, Il strong player. and
School Of Technology Nicholson. who played
four years on the University OF Louisiana
eleven aud rs recognized az one of the besi
and fastest players in the South, VIII also
b. one Of the backs.
TIE game viii be nm interesting one ana
should be well attended BY both home folks
ana visitors. You will br repaid for your
trouble by seeing clean, fast game. 1hl
boys viii have daylight practice today at
$3.50 NJ the park
Ainmcrman and Franklin. two University
OF Texas mon, may be here, and viii probably
be put In the game. Both are good men.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

acknowledgements Texas. November
Cos, al. Brown. an old citizen OF this
place, died rhis evening,
ROGERS. Texas, November
/; 3o-Mr. Gas Rogers, aged about 40, dad
last night after a lingering illness and Will
be buried this evening.
FoLK.--Alvin. Texas. November 70
Mr.. Pierre Folk. an old and highly respected
citizen OF this place, died yesterday at the
homa OF his niece. Mrs, I. NJ. Savell, at
the ripe OILS age Of "A years aud WIGS buried
this afternoon.
ANDERSON Texas. No
vember 20 TIE residence OF Mr.. 4. |.
Collins yesterday morning Grandma" An
derson passed peacefully away surrounded
by her friends and loved ones She was
in her Sith year. and has been a very
strong useful woman.
BURCHARD.-Gain Texas. No
yember S0-Maiur Il. p, Burchard diei
yesterday after an Illness of thirteen days
His death was great Ialock TO his many
friends. many of whom did not know he
was sick. Major Burchard was bookkeeper
for the oil mill. and his loss viii be keenls
felt by his employers.
PIII.IIIPS. Yoakum Texas November
30.-Air. S. L. Phillips died suidenly Mon
day afternoon of heart disease. Deceased
had been slightly Ill for two or three days
anu NlS VI tulS utdlL WaiS
quite d surprise 10 the community. He was
Buried yesterday afternoon under the aus
plces OF the Ancient Order OF un.ted Work
men.
FARR.--Ennis. Texas. November 30.-
David II. Farr. ageJ 10 years died in this
city yesterday at noon at the residence OF
LIS daughter. Mrs. NJ. E. Walker. corner
West Crockett and MCKINNEY streets. MI.
Farr had been N feebls health for many
a,,I n H., M fsff "
pected. Interment toois place at 10 O'Clock
today in Myrtle cemetery.
lFREDE.--I.a Grange, TEas, November
29.--Mqs e. FTede died OF old age quietly
and without pain, at the residence OF Mr..
john Schumacher tonight at o'clock. She
mad ,-eary reached the age of 80 years.
having been born in oldenburg Germany,
January Is, 1909. She came 10 La Grange
with her husband and five children in lS4S
aad survived them all save one OF her
children, who is now Mrs. John Schun-
macher. Her husband died In '57 aoi two
of her children during the yellow fever epl-
de1nic here. She leaves eighteen grandciil-
'dre,n and eighteen great grandcniidreD.
She died tonight on ane same spot where
she first lived when she first came 10 this
town.
HALEY. Chappel Hill. Texas, Decem-
bsr 1.--Mr. William Haley. who resided
about four miles out. died YESTERDAY AFTER
nocn and is to be buriel here in the At
kirson cemetery at 10 o'clock this morn
ing under the auspices OF the Masonic
order TO witch hs belonged. Mr. Haley
was a Confederate veteran. He WAS Sc
yereiy wounded by shell In the battle
fought at Nashville, from which he SUI
fefed greatly during his life and was partly
the cause Of his death. He has long re-
sided in Washington county and was q
member OF the Mejapdist Epis-
ropal church here and MS -smlse VIII be
rs GREETED by large number OF relatives
and friends.
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had been beautifully decorated. MIR Brewer
Is Young merchant OF this place and IN
bride ls a daughter OF W. L, Wllsoa, WAC
rs a wealthy mcrchlnt ol Center.
MATTHEW'S RoDktliRS. Chappell nm,
Texas. December l. ,Msnided In Austin at
y M. November 10. AZ the home o. tho
brides fslthcr MIR Dan H. Mauhsw8 OF
C'happcll lIili TO Mass Blanche Rolgcrl Of
Auslln lhe bride Is owe OF che most brill
liant, accomplished Iid charming Young
ladies OF Austlp society aud Is welcomed
here, whero emo hae host OF fHeGt0
MIR. MaSthewe, The Aaipg groom, ~ one OF
cur most prnminen, young men. both IN
business and society belonging 10 one OF
the olaes. and most Ari9'ocratic families
In WaShlnEtou uoDDiy qlhe bridal pafNy
arrived hcro this morning Al $40 and were
met at the deaot Ivy all the so9ieiy !olk OF
our burg" accompanied by the chap2eli
18ll hrass band, aal hilarious and enjoy
able times were had until oh SOL as
nouncea the coming Of the new day An
elaborate lDadAcan had been prepared az
the palatial resideace o. MIS- MNdheNs
The grooin's mother. 10 which full justice
was done IA The wee esia hours OF
morn" Mr.. Matthew's ana has accom-
pliehcm bride WIN make Chappoll I'm thclr
fuplre homo and Will DC u chaiNning sadN-
ton TO It's society list,
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TIN Plate TRUST.
In N short Time Forty of the Plants
VIII ne ,sI,ut Down.

In n short Time Forty of the Plants
VIII Ne tsJ,ut Down.
F.ttsburg, December Representatives OF
all the Tia plate manufacturing concerns IN
Ann ricn met ut the Lincoln hotel here today
for tic purpose of arranFlng preliminary de-
tails Of thu combination that Is TO unto MI
the tin plate housos on this side The coin
binc VIII be formed on lincs entirely different
from any yet Effected In the United States.
The how company VIII have IA capital of so
0o, go divided into 10000 800 preferred stock
and $4,000. 900 common stock, The greater
pan OF this VIII be represented by the Vaiuo
OF the plants which are 10 be taken into Tie
combine. but there win be enough stock left
oycs and above The value OF the plants To
provide working capital OF s. 900 900, and
this litter VIII be furnished In cash by men
no. interested In the tin plate business
The work Of apprDiscment VIII begin next
Morday, whom twenty OF the plants viii shut
dowr. On the following Monday twenty other
plnnts Will be shut down and an invoice az
theii stock taken IN the Bnme manner When
the appraisements hav been completed.
general meeting OF the stockholders viii be
held TO elect directors and HS upon city for
the location OF the general Offices ot the COM
pnny. At present Plttshurg seems " he IN
the lead for this honor
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RonBED THE MAILS.

Negro Porter mt Macon, Ea., Arrested
nnd Makes ~ Confession.
Macon, Ga, December z.-Robert Jones,
colored porter at the union depot In this
city, was arrested today by postofflce In
spectors ana decoy lost letter containing
sI,75 was found on his person. Jones at
first denied his guilt, bur later made full
confession and said that he had been rob
bling mails for the last TWO months. He was
sent 10 Jail la default OF $500 bail
Jones had stolen checks and drafts from
the mail OF the American National bank TO
che amount OF $1,000. and II Is said the
au,oirnt OF cash he has stolen in small
sums Will figure up large amount.
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coNDrrIoNs AT MANILA.
insurgents Were Inclined tn lie Hos
tile Toward Americans.

Insurgents Were Inclined tn lie Hos
tile Toward Americans.
Washington. December "A private let
ter ed here today from Manila. dated
October g. gives interesting Information
bearing on conditions in the Philippines. At
that time the insurgents Rad line Of
troops outsidls the lines and would not per-
nit the Americans to pass through. They
had seven steam launches ard rumor
prevailed that they thought OF trying TO
capture an American man-of- war. II was
reported that Admiral Dewey took away
all their launches ju2t few days before
tho letter was written. The writer adds.
THE Insurgents are not bad people they
have been oppressed for ages by the Span
ish. who treated them most brutally and
shot many to death on mere suspicion.
There are many well educated AMI in.eili-
gent men among them and as love liberty
! feel a deep sympathy for them"
Since the city has been cleaned up the
bad smells have disappeared ami The health
OF the troops has improved
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the prop uganda, whash the provincial pa
pers In many parts OF Spain are deaouncing
daily
Tho war office however. Is aotive IN
placing the army on a war footing. Much
suppressed activity reigns at The war and
home ofMees. Although no Carllst ban ls
have appeared. IL IS strange to aoticc the
Widespread feeling of uneaslnest peiyad!na
all classes.
The general impression la that Don Car
los, " he follows the advice of his oldest
ami most respectable psrisans. will not
provoke a civil war unless he cin count
upon serious support In the army and In
public opinion. of which no symptoms ere
yet perceptible."
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Claims she wa. Mi.r~pr~scn,ea.

Mra. Lehman, Who was present with jos
Smith, who recently died and upon whom
an Inquest was held, called at The office It
The Posi- yesterday and claimed that in-
justice had been done acre in the published
accounts She Gays that, just the reverse
OF refusing 10 have d doctor with the click
maa, she had Two, and tina. Ene wanted
Smith t4ker to ul,e infirmary. hut that ~
did not want 10 50. She sayH also thnt
Smith died iu ST. Joseph's infinmsry ana
not In the apartments over his saloon.
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rho oregon nna Town.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Har-
aid and The Houston Post copyrighted
1893. by James Gordon Benuett.l
Busnos Ayres, December 1.-The Her
AIDA correspondent at Monteyideo tele-
graphs that the Oregon and Iowa, with COL
liers and supply ships, sailed from that
port today, goirg TO tbs Philippines. They
wal visit tho Punta Arenas.
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HAVE LOST FAITH.
People of Hampstead Are
PIcascd Over the Hesnit'

Hampstead Texas December 'i,,
stead,s o,uizens are rather pleased VAIN
,,he Mccormick decision enjoinins tne fa''-
road commission from enforcing the eop.on
schedule, etc. The truth DIS our people os'r
lea fsdth in the commission ssaee they
49,, ava ,be cotton rate from Broolai1'Ie
y. II. 49, a. 10 cents per 100 pounds aud
n Hemrstead to Houston At e esrts psr
100 pounds. n is thirty niles , rsIln
Brookshirc to Houston AMI n'ty.one m ,,,ss
frum Hampstead 10 Houston, ana il'as m''n
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neaI E.fnta s,,indier.,

New York. December 2.-rGeorge s. Martin.
Carl 8. Grillo and w. s. Cutler. who re-
solved to be members Of the Warrington
gang. one OF the most notorious gangs Of real
estate srindlers In the country. were today
arrested and locked up In tho. Tombs on the
charge OF swindling The police have been
after them for over year. One OF the pien
has long lists of aliases aud Is known by
one name or another IN nearly every state IN
The Onion.
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SPAIN AND THE cAnLIsrs.
Premier sagastn Snys All UprisipEs
VIII he Suppressed.

VIII he SuUDrrrs"d,
Madrid. December 2--Prcmler Sagasta.
at the cabinet meeting today, described tho
Carlist movements in number of provinces
and said the government was prepared 10
energetically reprcss all attempts to dis"
tuib public order.
Senior Silyela, the conservative leader
has started an agitation for a1 Immediate
summoning of the cortcs. He says tha, In
view OF tho utter failure of the liberals II is
time for the conservatives TO return TO
power, when. he adds, the Carlist danger
will be quickly dissipated.
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as the farmers can save 10 cents a blle at
Brooksh!re they naturally haul their cotton
to Brookshire. Hampstead is lot Jealous
oil Brookshire. but wants the cotton she Il
entitled TO aad which We would get but FOR
une arbitrary rates OF the commission
which makes a rate for Hemps.eai $50 per
cent higher when the distance woa,d Jas
tify only 80 per cent
The firemen have now formally accepted
the now bell and will celebrate the cyeLt
by giving grand hall Oh the 15tn OF this
month
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coax aIackmau Case.

Albany. n. y. December 2.--Thc cross ex-
animation OF Mrs Margaret Cody, on trial for
the alleged blackmaiing OF the Gould heirs
was. continued today. While undergoing the
examination Mrs. Cody collapsed with merry
Gus prostration
Judge Gregory adjourned court until Mon
day.
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Madrid, December 2,-Thc French ambas-
sador here, NJ. Patenotre, has handed to
the queen regent OF Spain tho insignia OF
ahe grand cross OF the Legion or Honor. be-
stowed upon her majesty after she had
decorated NJ Faure. the president OF
France. with the Order OF the Golden
Fleece.
manifestation made by a. Sumber OF
STUDENTS hero has been easily suppressed
by the police.
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GOLDEN cELEBnATios.
Fiftiefh Anniversary Of the Corona
ton OF Austria,s Emperor.

Vienna. December 2.--EmDeror Franss
Joseph today upon the fiftieth anniversary
general order TO the army thanking the
soldiers for their loyalty and fearless yalor
throughout his reign and declaring that ne
will ever look on the army as the shield
aud protector OF the thro1a and fatberland.
AMNESTY has been granted TO political
offenders in Hungary and a number o!
decorations have been gazetted.
All the newspapers. without distinction
as TO politics. published articles extolling