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CALLED TO ROCHESTER CHURCH.
 The Rev. w. T. Brown of Madison whose long trial for heresy two years ago, resulting in acquittal, attracted much attention, has received and will probably accept a call from Congre- gational church at Rochester, N. Y.
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ARTISTIC

The cover design for the souvenir programme of the Music Teachers as- soclation festival is the work of Harry E. Woodstock of this city. It is particularly tasteful and effective bit of work
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COUNCIL OF DDrrCATTON.

 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Council of Education will be held in the supreme court room, Capitol Build ing, Hartford, Saturday, May 21. The programme:
 10:30 a. nl Teachers for the Times-Frank A. Hill Secretary Massachusetts State Board oi Education, Mass.
 Discussion. I' I' Goriew .................... .Strat1org Charles errrey M rsiiai NaM MaugainuGS Bpi ta 3 G' |. L4ehlX ......,.......... Wlillmahtit A, B. Morrill,. New Haven
 ? D. m. What Should Be the Scope of State Edu cation-Professor F. $. Luther, Trinity College, Hartford.
 Discussion. " h. ferguS0n ............ M luuietoWI Myron T. Scudder New Haven J. A. Graves .......... ..:.... .Hartforo President-C. N. Kendall. Vice president-G. A. Stuart. Secretary and treasurer-S P. Willard
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ANNUAL MEETING
Of the State Dental Association.

Of the State Dental Association.
 Hartford, Conn, May 1.-The Thlr- ty-fourth annual meeting of the Con- necticut State Dental association was begun this afternoon at Good Will building with a large attendance of members The annual address was de- livered by Dr. Nelson J. Goodwin of this city, the president of the associa- tion It gave a resume of what has transpired in the dental world during the past year. The committee on ne- crology, of which Dr. F. w. Durham of this city Is the chairman, has no death to report to the association through this year. There are 113 mem- bers in all throughout the state.
 V. F. M. s.
 The woman's Foreign Missionary society of western Connecticut will meet in this city May 26 in the Epworth M. F. church. Bishop Hatzell will be one of the speakers.
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THE ALTON DEAL.
Z Indications Point to the GOuids
NJ the Purchasers.

Indications Point to the GOuids
~ the Purchasers.
er York. December 1.-THE TMbl'is
All sorts OF rrmors regarding the
esso and Alton Railroad company are
zsM IN Wall street. There is a revival
" report that the Vandsrbilts you'd
soe raod. the Michigan Central being
zkq as the specific purchaser.
ansaer alleged buyer was the Union Pa
out few men took that rumor With
SERIOUSNESS.
i1o1cations still point to the Gorlds,
through the Missouri Pacific Railway
10y, as the probable purchasers o. The
r naa. J. J. Mitchell, president Of
anlncis Trust and Savings bank ecf
who Is large holder of Alton
ana rs said to have been lu.i.o.tsei
ntsiodnt Blackstone of the Attn ta
n behalf of the minority slOci,.
the railway corporation. had u
lce With George Gould here on
He is still in the city and
DAY Thursday in a series of fur
wuterences. believed to have been
. Gould and his associates, erd,
~ 70 the best information obta H.
ue acqtisition by the Missouri Pa
re controlling interest in the CHI
n Alton will be announced within
~ os, " Is understood that the VAN
WOULD 10y no means be averss to
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TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

ST. LOUIS. The Republic says the final
steps have been taken for the absorption
Of the ST. Louis National bank, by the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce, and the papers
have been signed and delivered
WASHINGTON. - The postal contract
with the New York Puerto Rico Steamship
company, supplemental to existing ar
Engagements with the Red d. line has
been formally signed. The arrangements
are for five regular sailings month from
New York to Puerto Rico.
BUTTE. Mont.-Upon application made
70 Judge Clancy, he appointed Thomas r.
Kinds receavcr for the Boston and Montana
Mining company recently organized under
the laws Of New York.
KANSAS CITY.-Otto Henitz, lately en-
Dloyed ae janitor In the Equitable building
at st. Louis, was arrested here charged
with the larceny Of $4,000 negotiable
bonds from a vault In the office of l.. c.
Nelson. \ tenant Of the Equitable build
ing.
ST. LOUIS parring contests between
game cocks with gloves ON and an exhibi-
ton of trained pigeons have proved inter
esting and distinctive features of the poul-
try and pigeon show.
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COMPANY A Hns Moved.

Corpus Christi Texas, December 14s--In
compliance with orders from the adjutant
general company A, Third Texas volunteer
infantry, left Corpus Christi this morning
over tho Mexican National road for Fort
Mcintosh, near Laredo The company has
been stationed In this city since July 10
and during their stay here have made
many friends, especially among our ladies.
many of whom were at the train this
morning to bid the gallant "a soldier boys
a sad farewell. As the train left the depot
there was profusion of waving of hand
kerchiefs and re-echoing adieus. In fact,
the farewell given the visiting soldiers was
a glorious affair in comparison to that
rendered our home company, the Kennedy
Rifles, First Texas on the morning OF
that companys departure. What caused the
transfer Is not known. Lieutenant Colonel
Richard Cooke has been in command CT
the company most OF the time since It's
arrival here and accompanied 1t to the
Gate City Captain Levy has been granted
a two months furlough and left for Long
vitw, but expects to Join his company In
Laredo at the expiration OF his leave OF
absence
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
AIr. and Mrs. schoIpf Died Within
short Time OF Each Other.

Mr.. and Mrs. scholpf Died Within 9
short Time OF Each Other.
Temple, Texas. December i5.--lnyita-
tions were issued To-Day by Neil Sullivan
lodge. NO. FOG. b. r. t.. Cor their sixth
annual BAH at Cheeves Hall. january 2.
1893.
Mr.. A. Leo Brown OF Bolton. State sup
erirtendent of the Endowment Rank OF the
Knights OF Pydhias. and also district or
gamer fer the order. has moved his fam
lily to Temple. and will make this his home
MT. and Mrs. Distil. who have been IN
Temt0le some months. left yesterday for
Georgetown to res.ds.
Mrs. r. e. Harris left last night r.
Paris to spend the Christmas holidays with
her family Mr.. Harris left at the same
tine for st. Louis.
Jim Moore. wtho has been attending mel
ical lectures in St. Louis. arrived Jshffr-
day to spend the holidays with his parents.
Mrs Allie Fisher Of San Angelo Is vis-
iting her sister. Miss Jones. and VIA re-
main until the New Year.
Mr.. Perry Cooper of Monterey. Mexico. g
visiting bis parents In Temple.
Mrs. Minnie n. Fowler and d1uxhter q
Davilla arrived at ths earnest House yes
terdAy ans VA remain come time.
Mr.. Jones. cherk clerk Tor the Santa re
It Brenthnh was seriously hurt Yesterday
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SAN ANGELO.--Thc water Valley public
school. twenty miles northwest OF here, was
suspended Monday on account OF diphtheria.
Mrs. Duncan died OF II on Saturday,
w1LLIs.--DIek sturgess. the negro who had
his leg mashed by falling under a tram list
Saturday. had II amputated Monday aud IL
now getting along very well. The operation
wis not performed until he had almost blad
to death and not until forty eight hours after
the accident.
FORT woRTH.--Chief Justice II. u. TarI--
tor Of tho court OF civil appeals VIII retire
from office nt the session of the court on De-
Conner, VIII assume the duties Of lis Once.
Judge Tnrlton, however, VIII sit with the
court on that day. handing down opinions Ia
cases previously submitted.
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
MORE TRUSTS ARE BlciNG ORGAN
IxED IN VARIOUS BRANCHES. IS.
A Powerful Combinc In Out After All
street Lighting East of tho
Mississippi River.

Philadelphia. December 15.-The Even
Ing Telegraph publishes a story this af-
ternoon to the effect that preliminary plans
were laid In this city today FOR the forma-
tion OF powerful combine to control the
street lighting businefs, now In the hands
of private companies all over the United
States cast OF tho Mississippi river.
The deal will AFFECT seven companies
now controlled by tho Pennsylvania Globe
Gas Light company, the controlling stock
of which is owned by the United Gas linz
provement interests and the Kitson In
candsscent Gas Light company of this
city.
The deal provides for capitalization OF
sl2, 100000 and II is proposed that II shall
go into effect January l. 1899.
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Deed Of Trust

Jacksboro. Texas, December II, The fol-
lowing are iihe names Of ihs list OF credit
ors and the amounts due each a. set o.st
IN the J. .. Grlsham deed OF prast filed
here yesterday afternoon
Waples Platter Grocer company Is IS 30, AZ
H., Laichheincr 4 Sons. IsaltmUrs.
:ls2s 20; oBryan Hrcs., Nashville, TeLn..
&702 80; Cameron Hin & Baker. Wea4bur.
ford. Tcxas, 1924 IS. Garlrgton q Aiont-
gefnery, Fort Worth, Texas, $40: Peters
Shoe company. st. Louis. sri 40; PadgN4
Bros Dallas. $3.50; pooghar, force d
Goodbar Hat company. 81. Louis, Si43.SS;
s. a. Kemp. bowie, Texas. siS2.27: HOVE
eli Bros. Shoe company. Dallas, $pA.c5:
A. Grisham. Jacksboro, Texas, 5000: David
Richard, Jncksboro, sl10: Slayden- Kirkssyl
wooden mills. Waco, s1si.G0; First Ma
tIonal bank, Jacksboro, $3.50.
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VICTORIA LOCALS.
A Meeting of the Truck Growers
Union Has Been Called.

~
Union Has Been Called.
Victoria. Texas. December IA meet
ing OF the Truck Growers association has
been called for Saturday OF this week at 8
o'clock. the principal business 10 be con-
sidered will be the tobacco question. Mr..
l.. p. DeMouche will explain how. aud
when to plant. and the care necessary dur
ing its growth. The adaptabflity OF the
soil of this county to the growth OF tobacco
OF superior quality has been demonstrated
and in few years II will be one Of the
important products of Victoria county.
Mrs. ]. M. Brownson and other ladies',
members OF the local chapter OF the Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy, are preparing q
box to send to the inmates Of the Coaisd-
crate home at Austin. and invite contribu-
lions OF clothing and other useful articles.
Mr.. l.. =. DeMouche has contributed a lot
of smoking tobacco. and Captain H. 8.
Cunningham box Of pipes and plug, to-
bacco.
G. s. Ruble and Miss Freddie Slemcns Of
the Ruble Kreyer company. playtng .
weeks engagement here now. were mar
ried yesterday morning, Rev. T. b. Har-
rtli performing the ceremony.
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\ BIG CONCESSION.
a an. Get "A CoIenisa ton Per
init. from Nc~s,n

-
Get "A Coleman ton Per-
init, from Mexico.
zeal Dispatch to The Post.)
4. WY, December 15.-The last act
asxican congress today was the
'loa Of one of the largest con-
i !. Tor many years.
n ession was granted to Captain
''n OF Los Angeles. Cal, and his
q, 'or colonizing, steamship and
eolouS fprises Of the first magnitude.
~ Cuis lands include many leagues
ssilw q california. with conditions
IN InrSs De constructed at once
~ N :, be placed from The head Of
NJ y ne Southern Mexican bound
lAvsr ,vice will also be extended to
J ~ VI, ap1 Southern California ports.
N comprise six modern steam
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Dewey III one Of his dispatches. ..hasn,

Dewey IN one OF his dispatches. hasn't
been bound in amy way 10 asslst the lrsur
gents by amy acts or promises. Agulnuldo
10 not 70 my knowledge committed 10 as.
sist u.s. ..+ss. sg5 ,gs u XII ,.,ssssls 81 4z
The attitude assumed by Admiral Dewey
and the consequent absence or any cm-
barrassng engagement had much TO do
with the presiieut's determination TO de-
mand OF Spain that the entire archipelago
be coded 10 this government.
The first dispatch contained In the cor
rcspundenre with Admiral Dewey which
relates 10 the Insurgents Is dStci May ~.
and was In the nature OF Instructions sent
to the naval commander by Secretary
Long, ca,tioning him from entering into
any engagement with the insurgents VIII CHI
should render this government liable to
further their cause
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Denton Dots.

Denton, Texas. December h.-Clarence
Burk and Miss Emma Turpin were married
yesterday by Squire R. H. Hopkins.
"A congregational meeting Of the mem
beers OF the Cumberland church was held
this week 10 consider the matter OF erect
ing new church. No decisive action was
taken further than referring the matter 70
committee.
G. n. McSpaddin Of Stony has sold 40
head OF stock and range czDtle 10 X. N.
Mounts Of Knlm, the prizes paid being 81
q bead.
The csiaboose was broken cpcn last
udGht and two prisoners, Tom Dale and
Frank Adems. liberated. and they have
not yet been caught.
>. N. Bsrnhnl snd Aes. Della Purcell
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! MAIN AND COLON.
~ ONlcisIs Hope to Get Beth the
Wrecks.
|.If,tro SAVE THE SPANISH CRUISER
-. wust Re Delivered In =
NV Dock I'm Thts Coun-
B's m Before Payment.

v.rt December ia dispatch Il
T,,buuc from Washington says; The
apansnent has not abandoned the
4 tsscuing the Maine from Havana
a. "a bringing the wreck back to
/, -..,,trv for rehabilitation, nor does II
utsly from the interest taken by
Az vrecking experts, that the Crs-
4, ,0u,on will be permitted to pound to
4. 4. Inc shore west OF Santiago The
u n sopstruction has under considera-
!. b,nal proposition for the salvage
ssh Ties, vessels and their delivery
~ York or such other port in the
"a gates as the government might Sc
4. % company will be allowed to be-
..sntions on the vessels until q COM
- ran be made between the officers
syeral trustworthy concerns.
~ avvdish company, which Is said to
~ NAT capable and experienced in the
NJ now has experts on the Colon,
~ An investigation into the difficult
inydved In her salvage.
SIsy viii also 60 to Havana and examine
usIpe There Is no doubt in the minds
M officials that the report of those
sssIvin result In bona fide ctfer
A, he Swedish company, but O. dIspo-
VI ( manifested to give prefere ace to
Esfoar wreckess II all other things are
~ The navy department has. how.
nnnde the rigid rule that no PROPOSE
I'm " considered involving the gov
IN ID any expenditure until the ves-
4 sae safely delivered in a naval dry
y on the mo cure, no pay principle.
|JSe naval officials Will insist on st.pu-
NJ he exact sum to he paid by the gov
snsnt for salvage before contract II
ia
~ method Of raising the--yessels to be
" b. the engineers who appeared before
lizard Is extremely simple. Pneumatic
800 attached TO chains. PASSED under
~ lie vessel through channels made by
H9pnting lets OF wafer and compressed
! .cprstitute the liftlng power. These
|sosb will be of sufficient size to enable
IN % pass under the vessel with lines.
M as the chains are hauled through
4 made fast to The sides or deck of the
II the excavations viii be filled up BY
/ atne process by which they were
Y, to prevent the vessel from settling. |
iffience has shown that ten or. twelve
i channels Will not cause a heavily
"a vessel to sink more than six inches |
NV soft material. |!
b Affect the release of vessel situated !
! che Maine, In tenacious Garbor depos |
III Of compressed air will be sent !
: the keel simultaneously with the in
kefpn Of air into the calssons.i The
M are uniform in size. having a
|ng%r lifting effect Of thirty tons each.
/ mmHtuting the unit OF the system,
weight OF the vessel and Its contents
1mdniDg the number required to raise
When the witer is expelled from the
- the vessel lis lifted to the surface
/ single operation. 1t is asserted that
~ calssons the Crlstobal Colon can
sised and righted even in q sea way.
lhe case Of the Maine. it i.Nintended to
eEsy the forward portion of the hull,
b was destroyed by The explosion, and
/ niting she uninjured portion OF tho
~ 10 build a bulkhead ana a false bow
j TIE opening.
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BUDGET FROM BRENNAN.
An Experiencc Of ssnuttins', Througn
Snow In Tcxas.

An ExperieAcc Of snutting', Through
| Snow In Texas.
Brenlfam. Texas, December 15.--T. w.
Johnson OF Kansas CITY. travelling man.
was Euest Of the Exchange Hotel wednes-
day and to his friends he told Of his ex-
psriences last week during the snow storm
IN West Texas. He started from Brown
wood Thursday morning on passenger
train destined to San Angelo ami other
roints distant from the last mentioned
town. The snowfall had been heavy. an.
the prairie winds OF that Western country
had slftesi the snowflaNes and drift GOV.
cred the steel rails. and was piled high
upon the right OF Way. The progress Of
the iron horse was stayed. ana the try n
men looked about for some way TO cut
thivdgh the mountains of SNOW The stJ~y
OF the trials Is best told as 1t was related
by MT. Johnson:
I do not ask anyone TO believe what l
say IL the story sounds too loud, but i. IS
the TRUTH nevertheless We started out
frem Brcwnwood Thursday morning and
encountered the drifts of snow across the.
TRICKS. Three engines were In tie train
and We would no into the drift and cut an
opening, and then back out anil let tic
section mem clear the track. Then we
back out ap1ahn, continuing this iii the way
TO San Angelo. which we reached sunday
morning. At Is the oray time In my fe,
In any State N The Union. that leaned
from car window and caught u3 snow III
my hanii We were forced sen. al tues
to go back to 'Brcwnwood for coal ard
water. We enjoyed the trip, Northumberland
ing the invitations and hardsnips. was
an unuEual thing all the way thrd
The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre cluo Will
Friday evening at the residence
CT Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. PENNINGTON and
have issued Invitations to a large number 4
II tf,s friends of the members. Ii Is x
pected that 1t will be a swell function.
arn the attendance Will no doubt be large
Hop. Ben S. Rogers, member OF i e
legislature from this county. left today for
Austin on a business trip He is doing all
IN his power to secure support for the
Mncliacy of Rev. w. G. Wood of this
county. who is "a candidate for chaplain Of
The house.
There was quite a lattle furry in cotton
Wednesday and Mr.. j. w. BarIywine Of |
ne Earlywtne neighborhood received the |
,enefit OF 1t. He brought in a lot Of co..
on of the highest grade and as the pre-
,al1ing prices were tho top of the season, |
he good staple which he showed. lttrlc.- |
ID the attention Of a Brenham buyer and |
;% cents was paid. A. D. Milroy g. Co. |
made the purchase.
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other Deaths.

London, December 15.---walter Lacey. =
veteran actor, of the Phelps Keanc COM
pany, is dead
London, December 15.--The death is
announced of William John Leigh, Baron
Newton.
London. December 16.--Baron Werner,
captain of the Honorable corps Of Gentle
men at Arms. is dead.
Baltimore. December 16---Colonel Louis
Schley veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars. died at his home here today, OF
Brghts disease.
London, December 10. - Christopher
Sykes. the well known clubman, society
leader and intimate friend OF the Prince of
Wales, died today In his eth year.
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steamcr Ami Distrcs..

Skibberreen, ireland. December ia
dispatch received here from Baltimore,
about seven miles southwest, says that
steamer, supposed TO be Transatlantic
liner, is in distress off the coast there. She
has been throwing distress signals for
some time.
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Milton ". Donn.d Fniln.

Springfield. Mo-. December l5.---witten
NJ. Donald. manager OF the Old Fruit
farm In Howell county, and formerly
banker in Kansas City. and former owner
Of Tho Kansas City Times. has filed pc
for this district. Tho petition alleges thar
most Of HE assets are worthless and
places his liabilities at $f6S 1853 I1is cred
.itors are scattered In all pants OF the East.
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A Crazy Printer,. Deed.

Chicago, December 15.--A special to the
Tribune from Washington. D. c.. says:
The British embassy was subjected for
several minutes last night TO vicious bonn
bardment with brick bats by Joseph w.
Pearson. Washington printer
Several windows. the glass In the storm
doors. and the great plate glass doors Of
the embassy, which were magnificently cut
in design OF the British coat OF arms.
were smashed and ruined. 1t is believed
Pearson Is crazy
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confesses to Periurx.

Topeka, Kan, December 15,-Something
OF a sensation was developed in the Coll
Inns murder case when Ella Buchanan was
recalled and testified that her testimony
given on Monday that she saw man on
the roof OF the Collins house on the morn
ing OF the murder was absolutely false and
explained in detail hoY Mrs. Burnett had
told her to swear and what to swear to-
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TRAINMEN HURT.
II IL Relieved Ono OF Them Can Not
Recover.

Temple. Texas. December 10. = a
shocking accident occurred at the coal
chute on the Katy railroad at l o'clock
this morning. Messrs. Haeney and Sheriff.
had succeeded in filling IA car with coal,
when In letting 1t down the Incline the
car got away, ran into another car. dam
aging both considerably. The men were
jerked off and sustained severe injuries.
Sheriff. had regular work on the chute
and was badly, though not fatally injured
Haeney was an engine Waterman, whose
engine was half a mile away at the switch.
He was severely bruised and had his skull
fractured. He was carried home. but ply
sicians attending think he can not live
Haeney has a wife and young baby week
old
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GIGANTIC SCHEME.
Street Railway and Electric LiEIi
COncerns Ia he Merged.

street Railway and Electric Light
Concerns To he Merged.
ST. Louis. December 15.~-The Republic
tomorrow will say: behind the deal now
being negotiated by II. u. HolIins T. Co.
and other New York capitalists for Inc
purchase OF the Missouri Edison Electric
Light and Power company of this city.
lies one OF the most gigantic consolidation
schemes ever conceived In connection with
st. Louis enterprise. 1t is the merging o.
oil etreet railways and electric lighting
companies into one corporation. 1t is gen
orally understood that an option has been
given to Hollins g. co. by the Missouri
Edison company. The deal Involves
IS. OO0. 600.
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|cOND EDITION--6:OO ! 4.

, geaoTe the certificate was cent. howev.r
me me mid sf3ctflc ocean vete cese by ~
r wem.lsrn kansas. Ell route to NfsnIm. WA
so,,rS epon examination o1s vote wac
seaoe canvaesine board reversed a. az a..
S,siSn and issued certifirate 10 Mr.
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llx-Goxcrnnr Rice.

Boston. Mass, December 15.Henfy 4.
Rice. ex-governor of Massachusetts. died
at his home here today, aged So. Mr.. Rice
had been In The wool commission business
the greater part Of his life. He was also
Interested in banking.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


ABILENE. Kan, December III, ". OIL
lett. hardware and implement dealers. to-
day turned over his business at woodbane
TO his cresiitors, ssiIlets Is a brother OF
Grant Gillett, the ahscouding calstle king,
and held $4,000 worth OF cattls psu,er NJ
sued by his brother. The cattle which j.
W. Giliett supposed he owned have been
found to have been mortgaHcd to Others.
His assets are placed at $4,000