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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-20
AFRo-AMnRIcAN FAIR.
Womens hoard of Managers Meet
md TrnnNnct nuNimcss.

/
| The women's board of managers of the
Afro American Fair association nlet yes
Iterday afternoon at the office OF the as
ISOLATION, No. 51iA Travis street and had
u conference with President j. II. Garnott
and Secretary f. l. Richardson After
this conference it was agreed by those
present that they had a clearer idea OF
the work expected of them and by a unani-
nous vote they decided to accept the extra
business placed upon them. IT Is pIr
posed to treat this beard as the equal OF
the board OF directors connected with the
laudabe project The management Ut the
fair desires the women who are Interest,"
ing themselves 10 feel that they are not
acting merely in an auxiliary capacity, but
that their assistance Is desired on the
grounds that their interest, their enthns-
iasm and their executive ability VIII con-
tribute much to the success OF the exposi-
ton.
Those present were; Mesdames NJ Shar-
kie, A. j Wakefield. w. e. Miller, H. 7.
Scott, L. W. Woods, S. e. Henderson.
5 Arnold, Sarah hurry. Susan Curry and
Matte Jones; Misses Rosa Nelson. II. r.
Johnson, l. d. MaNey. Sophia Brakcherry.
Tho following committee was appointnd
to prepare circular letter to be sent
throughout the State: Mesdames NJ
Sharkie, A. j. Wakefield, l.. W. Woods,
w. r.. Miller and Miss T. B MaXey.
~ general meeting viii be held next
tuesday evening at o'clock at which
Time the patriotic ladies' OF the city are
urgently requested to be present Encour-
aging letters are being received from rep
resentauye women throughout the State,
promising their influence and support.
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Florence crittcn,on M,s.,on.

10 Inc Editor OF The Post.
me directors OF the Florence Crit.
tenton home have secured tho services q,
Mrs. Anna ). Harris as n.atron and tbe
meme Is now open to tie unfortunate ones
VINO wiah to reform, and lead a new life
AIRS. Harris is a relned Christian lady
whose In this work aEd | trust that IN.
5000 ladies OF Houston who feel an ,nteres,
- tne work Will call and seq her and lind
ner thear help and sympathy. Thprs ~
: uesire on the part OF The innta,ss ~ AZ
= ~ hseuie work and I. Is also The wiab
" lhe directors and the matron thai rhas
earn ilttie something to buy clothing ana
sIuss ana u any one wishes any nlain'
Saving they Nili gladly DO IL. II Il das,,.
% tnat any contributions Of eloihjns a.
KRIS or for the two infants be san, 20 ~
monte ana they will be thankfully raee,vaa
we have had several donations ma 49,.
neeaea ior the little ones and their man
ers. we need a cow. Who will give onag
yne Een.ieman gave enough lumber ~
chicken house and another sons hers
NC VIII soon have everything homelita 49,
comfortable The home Is out a dah, az,
We want 60 keep II ont and N An, L,pI
TRENDS VIII give the girls work n Al 4, ~,
neip us ~ carrying out the plans NJ das ~
~ ne ladies' send their spring sew,ns
Tor Their children ont and /, Win 'a o,a
n'''e eHises A. q, Howell
sa eerfetEfy Hoard Of Direofors
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The official mortuary report for the city
OF Houston for the week ending 10 o'clock.
noon, November 10, 1893;
March Thomos W. Weber. female
white ~ years, laryngitis; Mrs j. John
sons infant, female, black, stillburn
March H. AIRS. j. Stubervlle. female
black, - years. tohsIlitis. c. u. Dwyel.
male, white 81 years, Brights disease;
Mrs, j. n. Smith. female. white, % years,
seniity
March I'm. sherby,s infant. male.
white, stillhorn; Mana Edwards. female.
black, congestion OF bowels
March lB.--Baby Smith, male, black. 1
day, hamilton.
March t7-wiliam BANNED. male,
white 81 years. fever; Mrs. I. Pilot. fe-
male, black, AZ years opium poisoning.
March lS.F w, Behr, male white. GO
years, heart disease; A. l.. Arnold, male
white II years, sarcoma.
Manh la.Mrs. MIXERS baby. male,
white months cholera infantum; NJ. j.
Dennis, male, white, months, castro en-
teritA
Death rate, 1914
Robert McElroy.
CITY Health Officer
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Robert ncElroy.
City Health Officer.
nrnshcmr Mcctinns

A meeting was held last night at the
corner OF Congress avenue aud st, Eman-
uel street in the interest OF Judge Sam II.
Brashear for mayor. 1t was presided over
by John Kennedy and those present were
addressed by Judge Brashear, A. II.
Railey, Spencer Hutchlns, Jack Ken
needy Archie Anderson and John s. Stew
art w G. Heinze and A. II. Rosenthal,
candidates for aldermanic seats from the
Second ward, also made al resses The
meeting adjourned to next Tuesday night
at Turner Hall.
The Worklngmen's club met at the
League building on the oorper Of Milan
street and i'raifie avenue, last night and
listened to speakers, who presented Judge
brashear's claims for the position to which
ne aspires. The meeting was presided over
by President Archie Bowers. Addresses
We're made by f. s. Burke A. r. Railey.
Archie Anderson and Jack Kennedy.
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Eslworth I.a,,aue.

a very pleasant time was had at the
iahofnafie Methodist church Epworth
ieasue last Friday night. the occasion
oe'ns the literary social gathering for
March, The literary part of the programme
co sisted OF Rotations. readings. etc !.
winch were vel rendered and well receiy.
ca, The social feature embraced a general
conversation and hand shaiipg. after which
ment refreshments were served. The slec-
state Epworih league in Galveston IN
iprii next had been laid over 10 Tho
above meeting and resulted In the choice
81 Miss BERTHE Roberts and Miss Mary q.
swope, as delegates acknowledgements.
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THE DEATH ROLL.


Mrs. sophia Harmena Seaman, wife OF
President 7 II Scanan of the Houston
Water Works company died at the family
residence on Main street yesterday at $50
p. M, after nm illness Of about two weeks.
The funeral VIII occur this afternoon at 4
o'clock, the lntorment Deing made at
GienNcod.
The deceased leaves her husband and
eight daughters. She was Miss Ebert
and was married in this city about thirty
five years ago A brother. H. X. Ebert,
lives at Hitchcock and sister. Miss
Caroline Ebert, resides In this city.
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which dancing was resumed.
Among those who attended were the foi-
lowing. Colonel and Mrs. T.. w. Hudson.
Judge and Mrs. II. W. leaacs. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Il. Sandow. Mr. and Mrs. S. Zavalla
Mir. and Mrs. Joe Pelham, Mr., and Mrs. r..
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs George Davidson.
Mrs, Stetson. Mrs c. Mcmillan. Mr.. Jessie
Hlggnbotham and Miss Eftie zayalla.
Mr. Henry Scherffius OF Houston and
Miss Georgia Isadcs, Mr.. Conrad Haber-
mehl and Miss Maud Hartford, Mr.. Will
lam Rembert and Miss Ellen Beatty, Miss
Lizzie Jacobs, Miss Maggie Dulahan of
Harrisburg, Miss Blanche Hlgginbotham.
Captain William Griffin Of the steamer
Stedman OF tloutton, Captain George Ellis
Of Houston, Captain John B Magee, Frank
Tompktns, Warren Magee, Frank and Wal
ter Jacobs OF Sheldon. Henry Zavalla aud
c. A. Tomlinson OF Crosby. The affair
was voted the success OF the season and
all said goodbye with regrets.
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Y. NJ. G. A. MATTERS.
mems Meeting THIS Afiernoon-Con-
cert Tomorrow Might

Ihe Arlon quartette win sing this aftcr-
noon AZ 4 o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. 4. rooms.
Mr. George b Grigss will give d tall, at
me mems gospel meeting on David
tomorrow night in Turner hall the Boa
ton Ideal Club Grand Concert comparv
WIZ give a ilns musical programme 1,hov
rave played from ocean to ocean. ana are
an artists Of the higkeet rank.
IN Ihulsdny night OF this week there
VIII be men's rally ir The rooms Of tha
ASSOCIATION to which every man in Houston
Is cordially invited. Arrangements are
neins made for one OF the ereateet events
IN the history of the association
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uNDELiVIGRED PACKAGES.

List of goods on hand at Pacific Express
company's office for week ending March
10. 1898:
7. Il. Wiedemann, Frank Donnie, Mrs.
NJ Maple, w. c. Scott NJ II. Soholl, W. H..
Lawley. S, G. krawles. j o. Parmeie, Mrs,
= LambHrth Bozanl & Ron. w II, biount.
u, ClaXton. W. NJ. Davidson. 4. II Frank
lin. Nirgie Gomez. w. n. Guthrie. c. r..
Hodgin NJ. j. Krohn. D. Leidman. r.. D..
Lee, S. J. Mack, b. Robinson, c. W. Zieg-
Ter, Dixie Daniel.
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WENT no GALVESTON.


not springs EScnrsionfsts Lenvc for
the Island city.
me excursion party which arrived IN
Houston Friday night left Yesterday at IL
a. M for Galveston via a special train
over tho Galveston, Houston ana Houder-
son. During the forenoon the visitors were
shown tho chief points OF interest in the
limited area which could be reached With
ogt the ala Of the street cars Among the
places visited were the Presbytc.ian
church and Christ church and later the
rarity was given hirdseye view of the
CITY from the top OF the Blnz building.
1hen, too, all the principal stores were
visited and the visitors went away deeply
impressed With what they had seen. They
VIII Remain in Galveston until tomorrow
A.uIAIug.
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THE ANNUAL OPENING
OF Levy Brothers spring MiIIiner,
Goods

OF Levy brothers spring Millinery
Goods
WINS the principal reason for the thronEs
oil laaies being Out on Thursday, Friday
ana Saturday last week The event is all
ways looked forward to with great inter-
est and the department is regarded as the
fashion parior OF Houston Tho greater
attention given BY MIR. Abe Levy this year,
his stay being longer In New York than
usual. enabled him TO Guido his most san-
guine hope In selecting and securing the
most beautiful and latest In STYLE The ex-
pressioDs Of approval aud delight AZ the
grand display were from all voices aud
highly gratifying to the firm. The store
was literally packed at the opening IN
attempt to describe the many patterns and
trimmings, hats, hornets. etc, is out of
the question, but suffice to say tho dis
play was all that could be asked for aud
was fully appreciated by the numerous
Iair admirers who we're present
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,inrrlngc Lfccnscs.

Marriage licenses were issued to the fol.
lowing persons during the week:
Frank Henry Webb and Miss Pauline
Woodland.
@. r. Studcr and Miss Celne sonet.
l.. V. Seneschal and Miss Annie Nau.
Morris Harvttz and Miss Bertha Gold
blat.
II. c. j. Kcmmins and Miss Annie J.
Nelson,
W H. Poulam and Miae Galerte l.
Nixon.
Turner Howard Perry and Miss Beatrice
Arlington.
Fred Rauks and Mrs. Mary Rowald.
r. a. Whitcomb and Miss George a,
Rabbit
Joe johnson and Patsy Moody.
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THAT NEW AMBULANCE

Turned over to the Houston InRrmary las,
week IS magnificent piece of workman
ship ard rejects great credit on The maj
ers, Metsrs. Mosehart & Keller, a Houston
nrm It's eleven feet In length. black
enameled. with gold trimmings; is of The
same style as the New York and Eastern
hospitals are using fully equipped with
stretchers, bottle and instrument racks.
easy springs cushioned seats and oyery-
lining that goes to make IN all respects a
nrst-class hospital ambulance.
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HarrI. COUNTY bile soci.tx.

me hfty-second anniversary OF the Har-
RS County Bible society win be held sun
aay' p M. March 81. in the shearp Mem
ofiai church. All the congregations az the
.ity, ana all friends OF the Book ~
20 nooks are cordially invited There viii De
interesting talks by representative men
'"'erminKled With fne music and singing.
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north side OF Buffalo bayou $3.50. 81
Harrison Davis to r. +. Chew, ST..
about ] $40 acres In lot s, Duprce
subdivision j. Reinerinan league.
". p. Marley and wife, Ida, to
Blanche NJ. Mcneil. 100 acres
In Markey subdivision George d.
McKinstry league s.............,.
j. II. Burnett to a. II. Sternenbcrg,
200 acres In James Seymour league 4.0t
II. j. O'Neill TO l.. Housman, lots 20
aud 26, block AZ. south side OF Buff
falo bayou ........ .............. 80
II. r.. Cline to w. b. Hill, lot 6.
block 2, Cline q Cline addition.
Tierwester survey ,.....
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Registrntinn Eirnrrs.

The books of Registrar Charles Grum-
bach show that SS6 voters registered yes
terday The registration office Will close
on Wednesday, the 23d inst, at p. M. and
ali citizens who have not already done SO
are requested TO secure their certificates
before that time.
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News was received here yesterday OF the
death at Woathcrford OF George n. Iarne,
who for sixteen years past had occupied
the position OF bookkecper for Carson.
Sewall & Co. The deceased has brother.
Felix Larue, living at New Orleans. and
the remains Will be shipped to that point
for interment.
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Hail orders promptly and
carefully attended to.
JOS. GOLDMAN
Wholesale and Retail
China. Glass. Lamps. etc.
Phone ss7. su r,ain Street
NOTICE.

), a special meeting OF the Central Reo,h-
mean club is called for Tuesday, March 20
az p m. at the club room, No ,oooir
franklin avenue, to take into considerat,oaa
.ee reorganization OF the republican nartv
or the city of Houston. fun attend la
is desired BY order of the president.
w. @. Bailey, Secretary.
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FREE OF CHARGE.
A Bicycle or n piano

viii be given away. Ladies and gentlemen
girls and boys please write for further
particulars to Guido Renard. san Antonio.
Texas and enclose in your letter stamped
envelope WITH your full address.
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THE METRopoLIrAN

Is tue coolest and neaiest first class res.
taurant In the city. With moderate nr,css
v, We serve all the delicacles of the season
snort orders our speciality. Regular meals
70 cents, NO 1906 Prairie avenue. ArneI
~, I.nola proprletors. Mike Genera. gen.
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PROBATE corrpr

HN~<
Estate OF James It. Fuirston. decaas. -
.u and appralsemsnt filed. showin ,
lota assets OF $4,000 and no claims ,.'s
spproved and ordered recorded sA' s
HstAtc OF Robert II. Downey. dacaayos
FPort OF temporary administrator sho,v
ing collection OF policy mentioned H. ~,
order OF March 1, 1893. and ire narr,a ~.
OF funeral and all expenses az inst siej.n'ss
oearQ ~ appearing that the temporary ! n
ministratrix Is the sole heir Of dnseass
ena that there are no debts, she Ia oriared
- temporary Administrative 10 nav 10 nor
sell % sole heir. the personal estate sna
morey IN her hands and she and the s,,re.
.iss on hes bond will be released and es-
Estate Of Frank SCHUYLER, deceased, an
plication for probate Of will iiled by II.
sntts Tor Civil District Courts.
Tho following suils for the civil district
courts we're died Yesterday:
5 y, 9. Barrett Va . y w. Harret; divorce
gQnr4o ethWark W. Harrison Davis ana
4pAn emHh; trespass to try title 10 iots
= ara = q !, Duprec tract and ;wo
scsz. n caAey tr'aet. ~ the J . Reinerfnan
@ Jlettls ~. Houston East aid.
y 5tHss lssSey pcmpany damages IN
eq1up dsussss n
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THE BEST nREssnRs

Demand domestic ansh.s and Houston
people are all good dressars. We have the
only machine In Texas that Ia used Nv
collar and cuff manufacturers In laund r.
Inf custom work. and its finish Is unsur-
passed, BE In line and send to 81 Pack
ara's Laundry. ?l2 Prairie avenue 'Phoae
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VISITORS. ATrrNr,n,,

wi paf,ng your stay in the city You NAV
nan'r so - ~ 70 read or some writing
f IN ,.,s ~ W. BALDWIN, SOB Main. has all
ment Of fne writing paper. ASS''''
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Died.

TMoo o'clock, Saturday, T j.. only son OF
u and Annie Sweeney Funeral 3 D. m. !.
sunday from residence corner Walker and
Main intermept tilenwood Pail bearers.
Seorre Meliinger, Harry Browne. Jesse Al
D osr's; c noohrIng, Jules n. Bujae,
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n m, Bible class; $50 p. m, an open air
meeting at Market Square; y. NJ an
other open air melting at IiIam's corner
and p m, salvation demonstration at
the barracks 512 Travis street
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: froaeedina. County Court.

inc Following orders were made IN era
county court by Judge w. N shaw 49, 80 spV
day. a" jester
Max Hirsch vs.. Frank Dunn. oon,,.
BY agreement a'in' continued
unned by plaintiff. '''""sef' con-
tri a 7 Ralney vs.. 9. L. Boring; mis-.
~. -. !. koehler vs. Il. j. Brady ex,r,.
sur, death OF plaintiff suggested issua
s s,n.sa decedent's heirs to make them.
A.. r. Lincoln w. NJ. r. u,r.,.
continued generally. harrington
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For the cute little toy watches to be given
TO each child bringing bundle this Week
to 81 Paekard's Troy Laundry. sl2 Prairie
avenue Phone ss2
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Pants guaranteed to ft, excellent work
manship. $3.50 and up. Ike Harrison.
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xlR Or DAMAGE SUITS.
le1ed Personal Injuries Made the
Basis Of Two Cases.
INNER nABHAs CORPUS HEARING.
1Gstody or the Child Awarded 10
i Mrs. Isruitt--A Jury Unable to
Agree--Otber Matters.

58 Two damage suits were filed In the Office
rs Civil District Clerk John B. Williams
jFS1tsrday.
Ar In the first H. NJ, Hottie asks for 100000
From the Houston East and West Texas
Halfway company. The petition alleges
that on January 20. 1898; the plaintiff was
JPempioycd as a fireman by the defendant
lcompany and that the train on which he
twas working at that time was ditcbcd
awhile near the town of Springer, as a re-
&sult OF running into a COW which was on
\ the track. In consequence the plaintln
lciaiins to have been injured.
Il In tho other suit W. l.. holland, by no&t
( friend. prays for damages in the sum
or 1880 from the National Cotton Oil
company claiming to have received per-
sonal injuries on December s. 1884, while
employed in the defendants mill.
Tho time of Judge Tod in the Eleventh
civil district court was occupied during
the larger part Of the day IN the hearing
OF the case OF Ida j Winner We. Charles
Winner, in which the custody OF little
girl WIS involved. After hearing the tes-
tiInony Judge Tod discharged the writ Of
habeaS corpus anu returned the child 10
the custody vi her mother, Mrs. Pruitt,
who was formerly Mrs. Winner.
. Three cases against the Mutual Build
ing and Loan association, In which thu
respective plaintiffs were j. j Reidheimer,
d. q. Maggard and John McNeely, were
tried before Judge Frank AndrewB yester
DAY. and by hip taken under adylsemcnt,
They were from the docket OF tho county
court.
The jury in the case of King d Kuhi
man against r. l.. Ward ana others was
discharged yesterday by Judge Wilson and
a mlstrial was entered. The Jury had beou
out since the previous morning, but was
unable to reach a verdict.
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WATCH QUE

Get well fitting business suit for 500
from Ike Harrison. ~ 80
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EIeventn civn plur,ct conr..

The following proceedings were had bes
fore Judge John G. Tod In the Eleventh
! civil district court yesterday;
r Jerry I1aston vs. Merchants and Plant
ers OIL Company. plaintiffs motion fer Il
non suit.
Branch 4. Masterson vs., w. l.. Young;
interyenors motion to strike out plaintif b
first supplemental petition austoined To
which plaintiff eXcepls leave To plaintiff
to file first amended original petition, inter
venor, W. r. Young takes a voluntary
non-suit without prejudice.
lex parte A. r.. Hambleni ]. NJ. Sam
appointed special guardian to represent
the interests OF the minor; petition granted
and the disabilities OF minority removed,
j. a. Jones VS., o. NJ. Pudor; continued
under rule for costs.
b, w. Campbell VS. Emory A. Cobb ct
al; dismissed for want of prosecution.
Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail-
way Company VS.. Anthony Terry, reset for
March Is.
Eugenia b. Wheat ct al vs.. w. d.
Hnmphreyille ct al; dismissed for want of
prosecution.
~ b. Fuller VS.. j. a. Chew ct al; con-
tinued for service.
Ida j Winner vs. Charles $. Winner.
respondent, Ida Pruitt, granted leave
tc Me first supplemental lns'yer; writ OF
attachment ordered to he Issued for Oscar
pupree, John Rutherford and W. j. Bar
rett, respondents demurrer 10 plaiutins
peuuon oveITuled petition denied: writ
oi habeas corpus DISCHARGED and child re-
oprned TO custody OF respondent.
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Light Co -1ssou ~
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sHERIFFs' Dn

August Mueller lais
1881. He is d photos
nation leading to he
appreciated by Julign - r
erickson, sheriff, H ~
Mueller's address -
Sheriff Hsrs
BY w. NJ. Bangh, ~
Miss Lena Aronsohn
OF expression this
Days, Monday. weons
mornings and Tuesdsy
Moons.
Crepe tissue at Bsla-
SPECIAL
street. corner Prsstea; (
He owns no other
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Flfty-afh civil ni,trict conrt

The following proceedings wero had IN
the Flffy-fifth c!yll district court yester-
dsy. Judge w. H. Wilson presiding.
q u. Ewing VS.. j. u. parres; Judgment
as per agreed decree.
". H. Brookine vs.. San Antonio and
Aransas Pass Railway Compan9; leave to
ton. Fo''7
Henry House w. American Suretv cam.
pany; leave to plaintiff 10 nle first amcnaad
original petition making new parties.
ineo. Keller VS.. l.. j. smith sreciaI
exoeptions numbered 0. aud ) in arst
amended original answer of W. Il. navid|
soS sustained: general demurrer aud other
ylead p,,ons overruiea, same ruling on tho
pieaninRs OF the garnfsheo. 'nu
King Huffman va, r 7. u,or,
'ufy discharged and mistriai entered. " az
Henry KesHler VS. Buck Cr,nas %, :,
verdict for defendants. es u al
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Tons ana marbles at palawin,s. oOs Main
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Glassware.

our stock is complete, our PATTERNS
exclusive, our prices the lowest we
DO not carry seconds or thirds In any.
thing. Shoddy goods do not find room
~ our house. II on the lookout Tor
them, you neednt come here-but
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Refrigerators.

A few left from the last stock III
a straight carload on the way, mistii
be in tomorrow. Watch for our QuoIs
tions. 4;
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-05-30
Death From Gas of u Cesspool.

In cleaning out cesspool, the ut
most care should be taken to agitate
the air of the place before sending the
cleaner into it. In the case noted, q
man, after working for q moment be-
low the surface, complained of most
nauseous taste and smell in his mouth
and nostrils, and came out of the pool
to breathe. He returned TO his work,
but was obliged to leave the place
again for the same reason. A third
time he went down, and when he did
not send up his buckets as usual, his
co-worker looked in and saw him lying
on his side, half buried in the refuse.
In attempting to rescue him he him
self became partly unconscious, and it
was with great difficulty that he got
out of the POOL and had sufficient
strength to give the alarm. Before
such places are cleared out, disinfec-
tants should be thrown in, and as much
of the cover removed as possible in
order to admit pure mir. If force
pump is at hand, sireair, If air should
be thrown into the place in order to
drive out whatever dangerous gases
may have accumulated there. The
Leader