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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-25
ron THE cHILDnEN.

Princess OF Wales" Ia the namc given
to q little girls suit niade OF red sprge. .
This also has the blouse waist, although
one hair OF the front shows pure-whitO
lawn-.uckcd guimpc.
Another frock deslgnci for an outina
suit Ia made OF blue serge. with full
blouse waist the front Ii iniaid with
rleats or white brnadclcth. The revers
are also OF tho white CLOTH but IRE oyn-
broldered In blue stars, which makcs II
truly costume FOR tho scashurc.
For the children the world Of fashion
has pretty blouse fronts In REFERS. This
full front With the short skirt below the
waist which Is bclted In. suggests rcut-
too sheet appearance II shown on the
form. but when adjusted 1t assumes u
natty air and ought to become popular.
The assortment or drosses for children
OF all ages covers large range OF ma
tcrals and styles. The frock Is made
Of Yale blue serge, with the blouse front
combined With an Elton Jacket deliberately
trimmed with braid. Crossing The shout
doris are epaulets braided and attached
with knots Of ribbon A sash of Romau
striped SIR enclrcles the waist Fastening
ut the side
Quaker serge serves to fashion most
acceptably child's froCk Cream broad
cloth lined with silver braid dccoratos
the bodice. which Is the prevailing blouse
made There IL an attempt TO revive sill
ver and gilt braid as a mode OF ornanienta-
tlou, The skirt falls in erlapping folds
and is attached 10, The hoaica hy sash
o. white hroRdcloth, which IL iringed and
braided With silver cord, The simmer OF
silver and gray is very SOFT ind rrctty.
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EIAs POLITICAL MATTERS.
|. .coyernor Lubbock Well Pleased
with the Test.
hIs OTHERS ARE NOT SATISFIED,
|. ~srm contest Between Crane nnd
ssyers Likely i'm Gonzales
County-Politicnl Notes.

,r.tln. Texas, February Pax Gov
~ Frank Lubbock, who is the young
!, man for his age in the State. is highly
E,..ssa with the test recommended by the
III democratic executive committee at
nllas.
MS nothing but a straight democratic
80 said the venerable ex-governor,
CA no democrat need be ashamed os il.
democratic candidates are to be nomi-
I'D democrats should do the nominating.
~ eneniies Of democracy say the test is
!, outrage and that alone would be suf-
sasu, to convince me that the test is q
I'd thing for the democratic organiza-
.psu'
he rank and file OF the democracy here.
IN very few exceptions. are well
,,ssed with the action or the executive
nmmtrtee at Dallas, while the gold demo-
nm are hot in the collar.
one Of the exceptions above alluded to
\ Colonel C. Jefferson Johnson, chairman
d the county democratic executive COM
|rsttee and one of the leading Sayers
mrkers OF this city. Colonel johnson is
4,dignant that the State committee should
Inse recommended straight test, and is
m favor of ignoring the committees ac-
|iha as far as 1T concerns this county.
|conel oJhnson wants the bars thrown
lawn 10 any and every one and will have
n that way If he can control the county
|rommittee, which some of his friends
|ttlnk he can do. 1t is not known how the
|mmmittee stands, but it is safe to assert
|ikat 1t will be divided. 1t is also said 10
Ia Colonel Johnson's plan to call very
|arly primaries, as will be done in Will
hmson county.
A fen of the Sayers men here say that
Ae test is democratic and all right, but
majority of them are angry and say IL was
made in the interest OF Mr.. Crane. The
crane men are satisfied with the commit
lees action and say If their man can't win
In straight democratic primaries that they
HINT want him to win at all
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BRENNAN nuDuEr.
san Jncinto hay IL "a Tie Celebrate ted,
Local Notes.

san JnctntO Hay IL ia He Celebrated.
Local Notes.
Brenham, Texas. February 2f.--At the
annual meeting OF Washington camp. held
at Giddings hall. Il was decided to cel..
bratc Sau Jacinto day. and a COMMITTEES
composed of j. G. Rankin, J.. A. wilkins
and Y II. Rarnhill appointed to make all
arrangements. The following officers were
elected: Nj. A., Heaiy. commander: j. a.
Rankin, first lieutenant commander; AZ NJ.
Fielder, second lieutenant commander: w.
Lnngc, third lieutenant conimander; D. Il.
Tiemann. ioarth lieutenant commanders r.
s. Booker. adlutant: j. d. Rodgers, quar-
termastcr; J. IL. Miller, commissary, DR. ~
Becker, surgeon pr e. r. Young, assist
ant surgeon.
Whenever n member OF the Young Gers
mania society marrics, the society moi ntly
does the handsome thing In the prcssnta-
tinn of wedding present, but upon the
return from biiial tour they tender them
grand complimentary ball at Gcrmania
hall and arrangements are now being made
10 give Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w, Rechardt such
q reception Friday evening. and the indt-
cations are that II viii be a grand social
event.
There was a topl,eayy house at ,hc Grand
Wednesday night ''Unole josh Spruoeby''
was the bill.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Rosa Hill, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
s. a. Iiill. to Mr., Edgar II. Afford at ST,
Marys church, Bellvillc, March .. at l0:S0
o'clock AT home, March 10, At Cisco
Texas
The veterans who have returned from the
reunion at Beevillc are loud in their praise
OF the hospitabie manner In which they
were entertained.
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WANTS MANDAMrs.

In the supreme court today r.. s. Hoguc
iiied a writ OF mandamus asainst tho COM
missioner OF the land Office. the result OF
which VIII be watched with the deepest
interest by u good many people. As will
be remembered, the State not great while
since recovered 100000 acres Of land in
Scurry aud adjoining counties III the case
known as the Bacon and Graves land SUIT
ut the time. failed 10 make au ugpropliit-
uon of this land. and the question now
arises, does IL belong 10 amy Iunu or IL IL
public DOMAINE 1ne applicant for nian-
uafncs u "a homcstealcrs he settled on $50
acles OF land and claims IL as pnhllc do
main. lie also claims, as the huad Of a
i&'mily. tho right TO pro empt 1t as II home
stead and he seeks in his suit BY nall-
damus to compel the land commissioner 10
recognize his right as such pre- emptof aNd
10 file his application and field notes there
FOR ana that lie be permitted 10 perfect
his title. IL Is stated that thore are 600 ui
more settlers on these lnnds who nioypd on
them prior 10 and during the Bacon aud
Graves litigation, some claiming them .s
belonging 10 the school FUND aud sfciSins
to buy them as school lands. others having
purchased from the Houston aud Twas
Central hallway company, who al the Time
located certificates upon the lands, willie
other settlers still claim the lands m pes
emptors. Tho legislature having failed 10
appropriate the lands, the commissioner az
the land Office now refuses TO take ACTION
until the matter is SETTLED by the courts
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SUGAR MILL For WHARTON.
strong Efforts la Ifc Made to OF
thin One

strong Efforts Ia Tic Made tn Obs
tain One.
Wharton. Texas February es.--M a mass
meeting OF the business men Of Wharton.
held on this date. r. b Huston wns elected
chairman and w. S. Brooks secretary The
chair stated that the purpose of the mect-
ing was to discuss ways and means for
building a sugar nall at Wharton.
Upon motion Of Il. A. Rich. mass meet
Ing of the business men and planters of
Wharton county was called 10 meet at the
court house in Wharton at p. M. on Sat
uiday. March ~, lsas and all parties in
tercsted in the purposes OF the meeting
were requested 10 attend.
committee composed OF A. II. feirce.
G. @. Clifford. C. C. Gordon, II, L, Vine
yard. r. A, Rich and X. y. Armstrong
was appointed to procure practical sugar
raisers TO address such meeting upon the
subject OF sugar making us compared with
cotton planting, and such committee was
instructed to Insert an advertisement IA
the New Orleans Pigaynno inviting CORE
spondence with practical sugar raisers and
capitalists interested IN the sugar husiness
The meeting then adjourned subject to the
call of the chairman.
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CUBAN CELEBRATION.
Third Anniversary FittinEiy Ceie'
brated al Galveston

Galveston, Texas, February ~
anniversary Of the Cuban war los i ~,
nendonce was celebrated here tonignt ~ :, q
mass meeting at Harmony hall Major r..
NJ spencer Was made chairman s6 anu n''p pe-
nsf he foct that for three years the
s,ubans have been hsht!ng for liberty ana
that Spain has been unable with = ta ,n,i,nns
~ dollars aud the resort to means I'M
known to civilized warfare 70 crush ths the ne
bclllon or shake the foundation .. .n MY
Cnban government. was read anu IMAM
T The closing resolve was; That i l y the
sanae ~ this meeting that state OF pnp,ie
se.,s ~ ayists between the people Of Cuba
ard lie government Of Spain and inat ue
heiligerency of the cnhans should DC tesos-
nizad nv the United slatei. o.a,
mo ,neo,iug was well attended several
l,cai speakers made short addresses an
While something o. war spr. w ma con-
soryotive' The celebration was IN cna'se
- Luis Pcues, Cuban subaelegate i'eie'
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! ! s : IS If L-ADIE rs !

The most scrviccabic article ever owned
by dancing woman Is a slip OF elk. II
she can possess three or four OF these
sllps her social ruccsss. so fnr as her ap-
pcarancc Is concerned. Is assured. With a
silk slip OF blue, another Of cherry, one
OF lavender and fourth OF burned orange.
she can meet any emergency In the even
Ing dress line without embarrassment II
may be said OF these slips that thvy are
very easy TO make. and bong OF cheap
Grade OF silk arc far from expensive. One
OF the most elegant Young women ut Miss
proxtis biz rhiiahclphia ball wore white
organdio over blue silk slip that cost
only IL cents per yard In the piece.
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loR. swEARlNGEN ~.

DR. II. NJ. swearingen State health off,
days. but tonight his condition is somewhat
improved. DR.. Blunt former quarantine
officer nj Galveston, arrived on the mid
night train from Lockhart and will look
after the State health department until
the return OF In Daniel. assistant health
oflcer, aho is OH a visit 10 mississippi
and has not yet been appraised OF Or.
SwearingeE's Illness. Or. Swearingen y
health has been wretched the past month.
but It WIS not until three days ago that
his Illness assumed serious form.
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GONZALES COUNTY.
Lies Between Snyers and Crane and
| There VIII he a Fight for II.


There Will BE a Fight for 1t.
Gonzales Texas, February 23.-Last
tight at the court house in this city n
ayers campaign club was organized by
ecting a president, secretary and an ad-
isory board Political stock in this ccun-
is beginning to look up and the usual
how do you do. old boy" is written on
he countenance of those patriots who desire
seat at the pie counter after the smoke
as cleared away and the battle is ended.
. he race for governor in this county is
etween Hon. Joe Sayers and Attorney
General Crane, but it is claimed that Ma
or Sayers viii undoubtedly carry this
ounty. He has many warm personal
iends here.
Much regret is felt that Hon. r.. NJ.
ohnston is not an avowed candidate for
lieutenant governor; the fact is were it in
be power of Gonzales democrats, Mr.. John
ton will be given the nomination anyway
The political pot is beginning to hum
nd no little amount OF scheming and quiet
York is going on. The boys from the forks
I the creek are the best fellows in the
orld and those. with bees in their bcnnets
b not hesitate to tell them SO.
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A BEAUMONT BUDGET.
THE LONG MILL PLANT AND SITE
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
New Secretary for the Hoard of
Trnde-Mr. Kirby Ia Help Hous-
TOMS snip Channel.

Beaumont, Texas. February 2i.John G.
Ward, receiver of the Long Manufacturing
company, this afternoon informed The Posi-
correspondent that he had sold the plant
and mill site of the company TO George w,
Smytb of this city for 81 500. The sale was
made pursuant to an order Of the district
court, bids for the mill site and plant being
received up to the 18th of the present
month MIR. smyth. the purchaser, has
large timber holdings north Of this city
and viii operate the mill, but he has not
yet decided whether the plant will pe
moved to the timber or remain IN this
cftv
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emit. the advance sale is already large

Lent, the advance sale is already large,
which means another big crowd.
The funeral of Mr. IL. sporrer, whose
sudden death was chronieled in today S
pest, took place at 10 o'clock this morning
from tic family residence, large crowd
OF relatives and friends witnessed the last
sad rites.
The gentlemen who compose the Victoria
fire department have begun making nc
tive preparations for their anual eeiepfa-
ton on April u.
The friends of Mr.. C. a. Wenthclmer are
circulating a petition which already bears
the signatures OF many prominent catl-
zens, asking for his retention as postmas-
ter If it is done it will certainly STRIFE !
popular chord, as no more efficient oiileer
could be found than Mr.. Wentheimer.
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GOES ro wAsuINGrnN.

Wednesday morning The Post corre-
spondent announced that Captain John II,
Kirby. vice president and general man
ager OF the Gulf, beaumont and Kansas
City, had left for a trip TO New York and
Boston. Mr.. Kirby intended leaving Tues
day night, but was detained by business.
He left last night, but instead OF going
to New York aud Boston he has gone to
Washington TO assist the Houston delega-
tion in impressing upon congress the
necessity for deepening and widening Buf-
falo bayou.
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EXCURSION TO KIRDyvILLE.

The young men of Kirbyyilie, the thriy-
Ing northern terminal OF The Gulf, Beau
mont and Kansas city railroad, VIII give a
grand ball al Tammany hall, in that town.
tomorrow night. II Is TIRE intention TO make
the ball Southwest Texas event aud In
order that Beaumnntars nay participate
the Kaysee viii run an excursion train
from this city. This train wi leave al the
intersection ~ Pearl and H2sie streets,
the center Of the city. at o'clock tomor-
row evening, and returning, lsage KirbT-
vile after tie BAH Is over
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AppIIcntlon FOR ReccIrer.

'snse, Texas. February 20. = District
'ss stephen L. West came down from
sss''ie today TO hear the application Of
Nsy Tor rsceivership FOR the business
Ivy q Go. The application was con-
|ps su uhtil the next term OF court. the de-
ISO0 ~ being required 10 file a band lor
M Mhaitioned upon their settlement OF
.msnent that might be rendered when
4, asuse Was heard jerome Swfnford
~ poinled by the court to audit the
ths sna accounts of the firm aud report
EsIn INV Aprii term Of the district court. the
N 80 oI the firm Is not affected In any
~ VIII be continued as at present.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Gcneral Mabry Not Preparing for
war with Spain.
an APPLICATION For MANDAMus,
To settle Whether the Bncau nnd
Graves Land In rnbiic Domain.
Two Railroads Chartered.

Austin. Texas. February 2a.--The report
that Adju,ant General Mabry had. In an
ticlpaiicn of war with Cuba. applied to the
war department at Washington Cor camp
equipments for the Texas Volunteer Guard
is erroneous, 1t Is true that he has ap-
piled for such equipments, but he would
have done this any way and at this time
II Cuba had never been heard Of, but on
the subject OF war he has received no In
formation whatever from the war depart.
ment
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NnM conpoRAr1nNs.

The following corporations today filed
their charters with the secretary of state.
w. $, Shutter a. Son of Dallas. Capi-
tai stock, $4,000 Jncorporators, jay w
Smith. Charles b. Harris aud H. Shuitles,
The purpose Of this corporation is to do
general merchandise business
The Dublin Drag and Jowolry company
OF Dublin. Capital stock, $4,000 lncor-
porators, g. w, hndruss. Sr.. q. w. AN
druse, Jr., u. g. Andrnss and f. II. Dumas,
Tho Kiomache Commisaary company OF
Kiomache. Red river county. Capital
stick. $4,000 incorporators, 8. j. Wright.
Trayie Wright aud Il. ID Bowen. Purpose;
To do a mercantile business.
The Congregation OF Bohemian Free
thinkers OF f3razoria county. No capital
mock Incorporators! Josef Bunata. Josef
Black and Frank a. Iollk
The Reynolds Presbyterian academy OF
Albany. No capital stock. Incorporaiors.
G. T. Reynolds, J 4. Matthews and n. L.
Bartholomew
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,yhite cashmere towns.

Cashmere for reception dress aud ball
room is seen so frequently that IT can be
called the material Of the winter. White
alec as IN evening color has been revived.
and YOU see Plumbers OF nlain white gowns
not relieved bv particle OF color These
are trimmed with tiny rufiies, or with lace
no,inces, set OH the dress IN neat little
rows that fnggcst the party dress Of 1850.
one of these gowns was plain. with n
slightly blouse waipt. The skirt was
trimmed with chiffon rlffes in irregular
knife p,eitings The waist. which was
very dncolcle. was outlined around me
neck and sleeves with tiny rufiiss OF the
chiffon, a very heavy satin ribbon
formed The belt
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TALK or 'rIiE NODES.

Beautiful evening canes OF satin In opera
shades aro covered with narrow alternating
rufnes Of white lace aud black mousseine.
Leather caps. hats and lesgings sor little
bows are much soon and give serviceable
wear. Tho leather Is usually iu tan and
brown shades though black. dark blue and
dark green may be had.
Black ~ exceedingly nopular Tor military
hlouscs. street gowns md wraps. A hand
soruc black net gown soon recently Was
trimmed elaboratciy with iet. o beautiful
set fringe ton inches deep railing from the
waist line from n narrow black velvet belt.
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NEW SECRETARY.

Directors of the board q trade met III
afternoon and elected Mr. w r. TrsadSay
secretary, TO fll the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF W. r. Biain. who has an-
nouneed as candidate for city attorney.
Mr. Treadway IL an active youny man and
viii make the board a capable secretary.
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GRANTED PERMITS.

The following insurance companies to-
day paid their taxes and were granted
permits by the commissioner OF insurance
10 do business In Texas;
Insurance Company Of North America
Fire tax. $i3s.39; marine tax, 2oo5,55;
fees s22 agents. certificates, Silt To-
tai $i570.9f.
Georgia Home Fire. Occupation tax
s221. rs; fees. s22; agents certificates
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cry.tnI w~dding CeIcbrntcd.

cuero. Texas. February "a. MIR, and
Mrs. otto Buchei celebrated their crystal
wedding ut their beautiful home on ise
evening of the 22d. The social events 81
the season have been unusually brilliant
and this one was fitting close TO sea-
SON OF gosial triumphs. Cards and dan.ing
were he afuusements. They were recipi-
ents Of many handsome presents.
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GOLD DISCoyERED.
II Is In Paying Quantities in Lam
Nnsns ard nnrnei.

YnsHs and Burnci.
I.nmpasas, Texas, February 22.-Since
the discovery OF gold hns been made IN
Ilano county. systematic method OF
prospecting has been carried ON in Lam
pasns and Burnet counties and as q result
gold in paying quantities has been found
fifteen miles from l-ampasas. assaying
from s35 TO $50 ton. IN both counties,
and from surface rock.
About four miles east of Lampasas on
Sulphur creek, surface rock assaya from "
10 81 ton. with increasing richness as
they descend.
Also five miles southwest, up Sulphur
creek, rich surface rock crops out show
ing free gold TO the eye
Although Texas has no mining laws eS-
cept on lands sold since 1888, good STARE
OF the land owners are reasonable men aud
will sell or lease on reasonable terms.
whilo others are wholly unreasonable
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Halletsyiie, Texas, February 2i,--The
commissioners court has bought the fnfiii-
turc for tho new court house, using most
of the old furniture of the old court house,
George ID. Barnard & Go. were given The
contract for the metallic furniture for me
new steel vault for $i7O4,3 30, while the a.
II /. Andrews company Is TO furnish required
wooden furniture for s330s. 20. There were
three bids for each contract and the bidders
varied considerably In estimates as TO The
fogt f
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Rice omelot-To one mint OF Well cooked
rice str IN one-half saltsuoon OF salL aud
one egg grease a griddlc and spread table
sp1pnfuls OF this mixture on IT; cook
slowly until brown then turn With q
caketurner md brown the other side; iwc
yolks can be- used instead or one egg, II
there IS other use for the whites, this is q
very Appointing way NJ using rice loft over
from a former meal.
Dolly Warden CalSe--rwn cups OF sugar,
two thirds Of n cup of huiior. one cup of
sweet milk, three onps Of Hour three eggs
one half teaspoon NJ aodn, one teaspoon
of cream tartar flavor with a rNnspoon
of grated lemon rind; bake one-haif of
this IN two pans; 10 the remainder add one
tablespoon Of molasses, ono cup OF chopped
raisine, one-balf cup Of currants. a Two
inch square OF citron chopped fine, ono
teaspoon OF cinnamon. a pinch OF cloves
aud nutmeg: bake IN two pans; arrange in
alternate lsyors--tlc plain aud the fruit
with little Jelly or icing between tho
LAYERS.
Remarks Yon should serve the tea In
Tiny cups. the preserves In email glass
dish, and IL would moi be amiss 10 have
fevcral kinds OF cake. II Won want q typI-
cal meal nf the period.
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At tie Baptist parsonage tonight Miss
Ruby Marchbankg one OF tas prettifst
young ladies IN this city, was un,tfd IN
marriage 10 Mr.. Frank Townsend, thrifty
Young mechanic. Rev. J.. A. Smart, pastor
Of the Baptist church. OBLIGATED. Y wsr
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Mr.. Smith ri Work.

pfhton. Texas, February 2s.-Ex- Speak
Y ; Smith, candidate for attorney gen.
~ was here today in the interest OF his
asi1acy, He left here tonight for li'ot
Ivy lie gave out that he will not begin
aetlye campaign for some time.
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Atfcmnfcl Trntn Mrecl.lng.

REAGAN, 'fexas. February z.-~-An Mt
tempt was made this evening TO wreck the
noItbbound passenger train about two
miles below here, Sheriff Immersion, be
Ing In town. Immediately left for the spot
and succeeded In tracing the crime 10 q
small negro boy who was arrested ana
placed under bond No particular damage
was done.
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This dress is OF orgapdic. Il IS white
and IN worn over blue slip. rho organ
die is embroidered with sorgrt- me nots
and Is made with a plain skirt, Around
tho foot are plaitings Of the oreandie.
The waist is plain white orsapdic, finished
with double fan plated scallops OF tho
same. The sleeves are also scallops,
Tho only relief Is u narrow belt OF ne
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suicide.

Denison, Texas, February 2i.-Will Met
calf, engineer on The Missouri, Kan; az
and Texas for q long time. and who also
ran an engine on the Mexcan central,
sulclded Today blowing the top OF his head
cn with a pistol. a tumor In Che throat,
sald 10 be incurable, vas the cause o. rue
suicide