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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-31
Doctors Say;

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tricts are invariably accompan-
led by arrangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great driving
Wheel" in the mechanism OF
nan, and when tits out oforder.
he whole system becomes de
'anged and disease is thercsult.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE BOTTOM is OUT.

CHAINLESS BICYCLES dropped in
price to $780, Pay no higher for this class
Of wheel Wen sell you the best made
for $50
Our 1880 cycle agencies are:
The DAYTON,
The WOLFF-AMERICAN
The CRESCENT,
The STERLING.
And RAMBLER.
Our juvenile line Is the Ideal
Dayton prices are $75 and $50.
WolH-Americans are SIS and $50.
Crescents SEQ and $35
Sterhngs are $50.
Ramblers are $40 and $45.
Ideals are $50, $3.50 and $25
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srERN's LIaUon HOUSE AND nan

80 and 10 Broughton Street, East
Agents Tor ol1 Grow, Bourbon, Raleigh
and Princes bye ana many Others.
Spscial Fine old North Carolina Corn
Whisky Full line a Case Liquors, Wines
ana Beer on draught ana by the package
~ b.~onlY Pure whisky from gZ.O pcs
gallon and upward sold.
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NOTICE.

All persons are cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any of the crew of the
German steamship Regina, as neither the
captain nor consignees will be RESPONSE
bic for any debts contracted by them
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
Dec. 20, 1898 Consignees.
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A Timely suggestlon-A Box or basket
OF Wneys Bonbons and Chocolates for a
Happy New Year Sold az
oGLETHORPE PHARMACY.
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THE DRAYTON GROCERY PRICE
LIST FOR TODAY.

THE DRANTON CItOCER4 PHlCE
LIST FOR TODAY.
Fancy Apples SOC peck.
Sweet Indian River Oranges Soc dozen.
Cape Cod Cranberries 1Oc quart
Large Ripe Bananas 15c dozen.
Heinz's Sweet Pickles zoe and 35c bottle.
Curtice Bros Blue Label Catsup zoe bot
tie.
Cross & BIackwen's Pickles Csc and S5c
bottle.
S-pound cans Table Peaches 10c can.
Best American Cream Cheese 15c pound, or
pounds for 25c.
Eight pounds Oatmeal for 25c.
Best Snowflake Lard sc pound.
Pearl Grits and Meal 15c peck
Our Best Rio Coffee, fresh parched, 13c
pound, or 2 pounds for 25c.
Our best Mocha and Java Coffee SOC pound
French Peas, the finest packed, 20c can. or
cans for soc.
3-pound cans Baked Beans 1Oc can.
Try our Trumpet Brand Sugar Corn, 10c
can.
Ten cakes Laundry Soap for 25c.
Extra Large Bloater Mackeral 25c each.
Smoaked Salmon, just in 25c pound
C. A. DRAYTON GROCERY CO.,
Telephone 10. 10 Whitaker Street.
VAN HORNS SUPPLY DEPOT.
Fancy Dressed Turkeys.
Fancy Dressed Ducks.
Quail and Doves.
Fancy Beef. Lamb Mutton and Veal
Cooked and Raw Sliced Ham.
Brains. Fried and Smoked Sausage.
Spare Ribs, Tripe, Pigs Feet.
Hot House Lettuce, Spinach.
Blue Ribbon Celery sc stalk; think of It.
Fancy Ripe Bananas 15c dozen.
It. nr,.
Fancy Tangarine Oranges.
Fancy Indian River Oranges zoe dozen.
Cranberries SC quart.
The Best Butter in the city, l pound
prints, &c.
Fine Cabbage. Irish Potatoes, Onions.
our 25c Butter best in the city.
G. S. VAN HORN,
Stall 46. Phone 1856.
GROWN CLUSTER RAIsINs,
2Oc pound.
LONDON LAYER RASINS
12lac pound.
IMPORTED FIGS,
2Oc, 2 pounds for S5c.
cRANBERRIEs.
Zoe quart.
NUTS TO CRACK.
Polished pecans l5c.
English Walnuts l5c.
Almonds l5c.
Best Mixed l2l5c.
ABERCoRN GROCERY CO..
3i5 Abercorn Street Phone ZOE
DINNERS.
IL you want rich Turkeys for Xmas din
nsr cail on JOS. n. BAKER. market. Hls
turkeys ere fat piump And fresh. A few
ghirt.nr LARGO ag furLsga g.f t,,l..,
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SPECIAL NOTICES


~~~~~-O-~~~~~~~-~-~~-~~~
PIANOS, MUSIC BOXES, AND GRAPH
OPHONES.
High grade and medium grade Pianoa
at low prices
We are sole agents for the celebrated
KNABE Pianos, the finest in the world
Get our prices on Pianos and Won win
save money, and a great deal of it.
We have a line of Music Boxes. hand
soonest in the United States There has
never been such a display n the South
Call and examine our Music Boxes and
hear the delightful music. They make the
prettiest holiday present of anything Won
can give.
GRAPHOPHONES and RECORDS.
The latest styles always in stock.
LIPPMAN BROS,
Lippmans Block, Congress and Bar
nard Streets, Savannah. Ga.
I'M READY FOR you.
Your order for Christmas wine. whis-
ky, fruits, sauces, salads, preserves. Jams.
jelly and all fancy groceries, will get
prompt attention next week
c. II. MONSEES.
224 Hail street
Fone 5S7.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-10
KEEPING ORDER.

General Henry Enforcing Iaws--Civh
Courts Apnihetic.
San Juan, Porto Rico, December 9.--Gen-
eral Guy v. Henry. military governor q
Porto Rico. in series Of letters to the
council, gives further details of the policy
which the mayors are urged to man ain
Ia the interest OF public health and order.
He points out that their Responsibilities
have increased with the increase OF their
field of action. No person IS 10 be mpr.s-
oned without specific charges being pre-
ferred, all persons now In prison wrshout
such charges against them are TO be freed !;
cus.oms dudes and money values must be
regulated by the United States congress,
but the towns are to be improved by the
adoption Of American standards with a
view of educating fhe people in patriotism
and seif-Ieliance; resort to military power
is to be had only when absolutely neces-
civil authorities are to be severely dealt
with. General Henry appeals to Porto
Ricans to smother their political differences
and to unite in behalf of their country.
1t being evident that the civil courts
can not or will rot act with sufficient
promptness against bandits, frebugs and
Wanderers, there not yet being a conviction
for either offense, though mary have b-9 Il
oommltted-an immediate example is
necessary and General Henry has appointed
military commission to try cases of this
character when properly presented. His
activity in the various directions is uni
versally commented upon.
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INSPECTOR GENERALS REPORT.
suggestion Mnde that the Military
Students he Recognized.

Washington. December 9.--The annual
| report Of the inspector general Of the army
| MAIDS public tonight is somewhat unique.
the exigene!es Cd the war having scattered
| the officers OF The bureau from their leg
uiar duties to the command OF troops in the
| field and reduced the number of inspections
considerably. AT the same time the war
brought out results in the branch OF the
service devoted 10 military inst auctions in
civic schools and colleges and makes the
basis for soma interesting recommenda-
lions IL this line. The inspector general
paid q marked compliment TO the personnel
Of his department as we'll as to the other
branches of the government under whose
erection the War was successfully prose-
cuted with the following commitment 10 tas
president
THE indomItable energy, perpetual mill
bsry provision. the care aud painstaxiag
chat was demonstrated from the Wn.te
House down 10 the ioading wharf through
every branch and desk OF thu war deDa, t.
n.a.nt TO the final ext OF an orsanlzad COM
inand of every man and corps of the serg ce
upon foreign soil deserve recoGnition."
He emphasizes strongly the need OF pc
nooacal military maneuvers and expert
mental mobilization to 9asure tine hea.iri
ana safety of the Lcpops In actual seryce
one OF the most interesting features Is tha
upon miieary colleges. Except for thu
!nlerruultiou OF niiivary Instructions by the
withdrawal OF regular army instructors
during the war 10000 students are bsinz
ni'a.nei in practical and theoyeti-
cal mi.tarsm IN private and public schools
and colleges. In conclusion on this sub
jsc. the lnspeccr says that some subs am
Al recognition should be accorded the
students who spend a large part or thi'
schru He n military study ana he recon-
mends toe ss,estgcu Of some OF the best OF
these etudents for appo.ntnisat anaunliy In
the army.
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nAIlROADs.

Tho commission intends to promptly
prosecute any cases Of discrimination bv
the railroads
Judge Perkins Is said to have figured
on u soft place for the roads to fall II
they need 1t.
The Arkansas Pass railroad makes lns
cotton hauling record during the present
scasoii.
Second-clnss tickets to Texas win soon
be abolished BY oil the Southwestern
roads. People coming to the Lone Star
State after June will have to ride on
nrst-class pasteboards.
The Texas railroads. with the view OF
preserving established differcntialz be-
tween Hot ston and interstate points. VIII
probably revise ard advance the present
tariff.
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pany agreed to reduce its ilgu4 es about
$1S0,00D.
~ hat induced the government to send
those eopie to Spa-u?" was ASKED.
II don't know The terms of surrender
Asked IL he was ever approached by ADJ
nels, .-eiA. Aicy re.at.ve 10 The purchase Oh
ships. Colonel Hecker said:
Never but once. He spoke to me about
n water barge for which there was no use
II, tie time, and i so inlormed him. never
had any other communication from him
either directly or indirectly"
\, hat part did The firm of which Abner
Mckinley is a member play in the sale OF
snips?' asked Ex-Governor Woodbury..
none al ali as to the army" replied
Colonel Hecker. II don't know as to the
navy.
surgeon "A. e. Appel, the next witne s.
was examined as to the camp site ans di-
vision hospital at Miami Fla. He dad rot
think that Miami was a good place for a
camp, but knew nothing about the reasons
for its selection. The equipment of the
hospital there was good, but at times the
water supply waa insufficient. Witness
said he had requested some Red Cross
oil Dr.. Kent for service with the
typhoid patients. but before they arrlv
he had been Instructed by Chief Surgeon
Mo-a Tot % accep. them.
Major A. IL. Appel, a brother Of the PIE
ceding witness. followed. He was in charge
Of ihe hospital at Tampa Heights until
June s, when he took charge of the Oivette
which accompanied Skaters army TO San
tiago. He said the hospital at Tampa was
wel equipped and supplied; that the pa
ITEMS received proper care and attention
amid that the conditions generally were
thoroughly satisfactory. There were no
complaints
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LoNDoNIAN WRECK.
Survivors Reach noston-A List OF
Those who Were Lost.

Survivors Reach noston-A List OF
Those Who Were Lost.
Boston, December a.--The surviving
members of the crew of the steamer Lon-
DOMAIN, reacucS from the wreck by the
steamer Vedamore, reached this city today
from Baltimore. Tho names OF those who
are supposed to have been lost besides Cap
tain T.. b. Lee, First Officer Murray Of
Liverpool and Third Officer j. Cottier OF
Loudon are: Carpenter Wickhaan, RUS
s!an; Boatswain Jeroam Able Seamen
Carlson, Peteron Hernessy, Crowley
Cornlcss, Webb, johnson, Henderson, How
ard, Nielsen, First Engineer Stafford, or
hulleng. Thiri Engineer Slater and Fire
me- James Shaford Of London, Chief Stew
ard Nichols OF Hull Eng. Second Steward
d, Darne.l, also oil Hull; Steward II. Water
man Of London, Second Cook Char.es Mar
ton.
The names OF the two cattlemen were
Daniel Ccyenay ard Thomas Doyle, both
OF this city
In addition to these We're a young stow
away whose name is supposed to be Cress.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

WiASIIINGTCN.--The condition Of Gen.
fral Garcia Is less favorable. though at
midnight he was resting easily.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. - The Unted
s ates transport Berlin arrived here from
SIN Juan On the transport were Major
Generai coke and Ids staff.
ATLANTA. Ga.--A telegram was "a.
q vai here announcing the death In q New
York hospltal OF DR.. T. II. Huzza Of At
rGta GRE o. The most prominent physicians
IN the Stuth
sew YORK Henry Morning Plat IL
dad at hts home in this city. aged n;
sSas. fry yels ago 'se esablehei IN
| Cts city he FIRST rold and liver refinery
| n tire United States.
RICHMOND. va.--Jordan Webb. color-J
VI o nommittsd criminal assault unon
sf'e. Lucy Dowden, an aged lady n San.
rember last. was hanged al Court,sns
$ utipmpton county. today He admitted
his guilt.
BARCELONA. The Spanish steam.v
BNsn,s Ayres. Captain Grace. from Mani.
en- November z. arrived here with rcnstr,-
atfd Spanish troops on board. There wers
sixty deaths on the steamer while ON har
voyage frpm Ole Philippines 70 spain. -
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GILLErT IN MExioo.
The Cattle Plunpcr Snid 10 he J.:
ROutc 80 south Americas.

inc Snttlc tIuurer Sutu TO lie len
ROntc 90 South america.
Kansas City. December "a dispatch
10 use Journal from Chihuahua Mexico,
state@ that Grant Gillett. the cattle plum
ger. has disappeared from the vicinity OF
ohlhuaIhua aud is now believed to be in
the CITY Of Mexico, ut Mazatlan or en- route
for South America.
For ten days previous 10 his disappear
pnce the dispatch says Gl,ttt found refuge
on tho rinse of j. NJ Fisher, sixty miles
eouh Of DnraaRo. Fisher is n former
Kansas man,
Gillett disappeared when No learned that
ilOtectiyes fran Kansas CIV were close
upon his track. The dispatch states that
G. "A. Schat6er. the NAmsos CITY enmmls-
sion man who went With the detectives.
succeeded IN ai'tachlng several thousand
lolsaIs which G.llett had deposited IN =
Mexican bank al Torreon, Mexico, and that
he also attached the trunks which Gillett
had Checked at Durango. The amount of
money which Mr., Sohs1fer tied up can not
be learned. but it Ia believed to be only a
few Thousand dollars.
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,,.- ACCIDENT TO A STEAMSHIP.
Houston shops VIII he Called On Ia
Repair Broken shaft

hepnfr DrFl<Pn smart.
Galveston, Texas. December 9.--roday,
while the engineers OF the British steam
ship Wernebh Hall were engaged In un-
coupling the shaft preparatory to making
some repairs thereto they discovered that
ono section WAS broken. How and when
ohe break occurred Is mot known. Unless
the broken section can be duplicated by the
maeh.ns shops OF Houston. where an ngent
mas gone TO ascertain, the steamship Will
Do delayed I'm this port several weeks, TIE
Werneth Hall arrived November 20 from
Liyorroo aud had sece ~ she bulk of her
cargo outward bound and would have sailed
In few days.
line board appointed to hold a survey ON
the British steamship Stella which receutly
went ashore ON Birds Reef. reponted TO-DAY
mat the vessel had sustained no serious
damage ana that she WAS seaworthy.
'nhey, however, recommended that when
she reached her home port she be locked
and overhauled.
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nIasrEn's STATEMENT.
Movement of cotton Last week ~
So Far ThiH SeiINNn.

Movement of cotton Last Week ana
So Far yhis SeusOn-
New Orleans, December 9.Secretary Hes
ters New Orleans cotton exchange state
ment shows an increase In the movement into
sight compared with the seven days ending
This date last year. In round figures o2,ooO
un increase over the same DAYS year before
last OF $4,000,
For the nine days of December the total
sales show an increase over last year Of 6i.-
600. Fer The 100 days OF the season that have
elapsed the aggregate is ahead of the 100 days
oil last year Sol,vvU,
The amount brought Into sight the past
week has been ooj .lbS bales against ils,3A
fer the seven days ending this date last year.
and for the nine days OF DECEMBER Il mas
been 657.s95. against 5sS.I3o last year Toess
make the total movement for the 100 days
from September ! to date. O.2iS9S5. against
The movement aincc September / shows rc-
coipis at all United States ports, iii6.ll9,
excess OF those held Mt the close OF the COM
merciul year 59i.3as, against 5f2, 0IS last year;
Southern mill takinss. io2i6i. against $50
SIS last year.
Foreign exports for tho week have been
s4i,ss9, against aa32sS last year, making the
total thus far for the season. S,a6o.65i, against
2.95i. 455 last year.
The total takings Of American mills. North
and South, and Canada, thus far for the sea-
son have been l.2o',sio, against 1.3ss.l7s last
u
These include 7a1,o5a by Northern spinners.
usainst as3.975
Stocks at the seatoard aud the twenty-nine
t&udiDg Southern Interior ccnters shave In
creased during tho week 26,0ss bales, against
IN increase during the corresponding period
last season OF l07.9S4, ana are now se7. 159
larger than at this cate in 1897.
Including stocks left over at ports and IN
interior towns from the last crop and tie
numbers OF tales brought into sight thus
far for the new crop, the supply TO date Is
G,5l6.55i, against 6.0l1.S76 for the same period
last year
Secretary Hestcr's statsment Of the worlds
visible supply Of cotton compares the figures
Of this week with last week and last year,
y shows IN increase for the week Just closed
q 100. lsS bales against an increase OF 16i, S0i
last year. Tho total visible Is s.705.aa
against ,6ee 600 last week. and s,s5s.a09 last
year. OF this the total Of American cotton
Is 44SS.las against l.3s2 060 last week. aud
3: 10y; 200 !ast year. and OF all other kinds In
ciudtpg Egypt. Brazil, india. etc. 10000.
prHjpet 2i4.000 last week.
The total worlds visible supply Of cotton
oApyg . yietble increase compared with last
Week uf l09.S7S bales. an increase compared
VIII lat year Of sle.zn
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cHICkAM.rGA PARIS.
NHfVN 3s-t PNItN,
The Goycrnmcn Purchased III
Land ON lookout Point

me Government : Purchased the
Land ON lookout Point.
washington, December a.-Tha govern
ment, through the chickamauga park COM
missioner. has secured the deeds to six
teen acres OF land on Lookout Point, the
hiahest point in chciamauga region and
overlooking seven States ami all tho bat
t!efields adjacent TO the park. During the
siege OF Chickamauga this point was an
important Confederate position, occupied
hy battery The park commissioner will
al once replace the battery in the original
position II occupied during tho war and
VIII erect historical tablets at Important
points. II will be left to the several States
whose troops We're engaged at this point
to erect monuments and memorial tablets
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INVESTIGATION OF THE WAR
COLONEL HEcKER SAID THE SHIT
PING COMBINE cor LEFT.
The spnnish Company's lid for n.-
pntriatfpg Troops was 'no
Brothcr Abncr Not interes'e"'

washirgton, December a.--The transpor-
tation to spain by tho United states, u VIZ
spanish prisoners surrendered at "a aai '''s
was taken up BY the war invesllsas.ns ~,
NILS lon to.ay ana co.onei Heckef. Mno
made tho contract for the uaited s'ates'
I ~ ro{a,le.. 10 TESTIFY on this point. ne
said there had been combine ol ~"
York shipping concerns which would nav"
stlusel. an oulay Of si,4Oo,ooj. whine Tue
actual outlay made was s5ls,ouo.
The mys. feasioie bidder was the spanish
Tran at antica company. Their bid, unlike
the Others, relieved the goverlmsn1 OF al
liueaica, attendance AID finally, on the
.eoyerumeut's representations, the COM
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SUMMARY OF TODAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
wan ArrEnMArlsi..

Two of the Spanish commissioners sick.
and the signing Of the treaty Is thus do
laycd.
Rios bitterly resents President McKin-
lcy's assertion regarding the Maine dis
aster and wants the question arbitrated.
as soon ms the peace treaty IS signed.
mlniste,s and oonsuls will be sent 10
Spain.
Tho Two Hundred end Second New
York viii today march through tho city
OF Hayana with bands and banners
Probable that the United States Will
royern the Philippines as England does
Australia.
Cables from Manila report conditions
better. Difficulty OF securing tho release
OF Spanish prisoners realized.
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witnessed such spectacle before and It is
doubtful IL any other city Inns,
Mayor Harrison called for volunteers to-
day TO help him win the Eight against the
fifty-year franchise ordinance on the
proposition;
mo franchise extension ordinance of
any kind until the Allen law is repealed"
To-Day he wrote his name to the follow
ing
Every political. social, religious or
against the proposed traction ordinances
IS requested to send delegate 10 the in
dependent anti-boodlc league. Such dele
gate shall act asa member OF the leagues
executive committee aud shall represent
the necessity OF public action should such
necessity arise. to the organization send
ing him. 1t rs necessary that the perina-
nent and watchful force should follow the
peoples fight to the end
Garter H. Harrison"
In addition to nolstiuala speakers the
League has at its disposal lawyers judges.
professors, business men and worklngmeu
who have offered their services.
A score OF men startNf oat tonight dis
trbuting white badges on which were
printed gibbet from which dangled a
moose, The words printed on the back of
the badge were, ANTI EiftyYear Steal"
Before the theater crowds had reached
home these badges were all over the city.
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Merry Day, Loiterer 1902. Tabouret 1O4.
Glenmoyne 1903. Halton ala.
Three quarters OF Il mile--ChaElo. Blue
Lick 95 Crinke. Nellie Prince, Nan Dora.
Teludresse, Mazie o. 81. Cousin LsItly. Lost
Time, Arthur Mcknight 100. Estabroof,
Phldlas 1903. Old Fox. Sir Cassimer Red
Pirate los.
One mile and seventy yards. selling
Lady Disdain, Branch Sc. Blue Dan, Guido
Rock "a, Waite rman. Kosclo 100, Great
Bend 10t. Leo Lake, Bishop Reed los. At
lantus 104, Laureate los.
Palmetto hanaicap. one and one eighth
mles--Jud'g'e Steadman 30. Forbush 90.
Hantlsel 10, Sailo- King 112. Boancrges
l15. Macy 1lS. Great Bend liz.
One mile and fsventy wards. selling-Be-
aueath, Gun Metal Sc. Garnet Ripple. Red.
SauZa, Nobilis. Jambores Of. Jim Flooi.
Swcrdeman as. Molo 100. Con Reagan.
R,lehfields 103
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Lee'. Troops, Embarklng.

Savannah, Ga. December 1.-TWO bat
talions Of the Second Illinois regiment Of
General Lees corps are on the transport
Michigan tonight and will sail tomorrow
morning for Marianao. sryiep
The transport Mobile arrived today from
Philadelphia and will gail with the One
Hundred and Sixty-first Indiana regiment
and the Third battalion OF the Second IlIi-
ncis
The Panama with General Lee and the
Eesdauarters of the Seventh corps will
a.so sail Sunday. stJl -
General ]. Warren Keiffer is now In
command Of the corps. ss-
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.LUtA-I.

Z ID e. ~ E.
The Fruit. Flower AMI Vegetable Fes-s
tivnl nearing the end. The beautiful
flower parade had to be abandoned OH
account OF the weather.
A Houston lady is robbed Of $4,000 while
on the street watching the Illuminated
parade Wednesday night
How Joe Eagles lecture was received
ut Atlanta.
Louis heman supposed to have been
drowned in the bayou between mere and
Clinton.
Arrival OF tho Farmers National con-
gress. They will be entertained hare to-
day.
Award of prizes in the poultry show.
The committee OF physicians appoint
ed by the South Texas Medical associa-
tion to attend the New Orleans quarantine
convention.
The statc quarantine convention to as
senlble here at 10 o'clock this morning.
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CIcrenger Cnntnrcd.

Liberty, Mo-, December 9.--Ernest Gle
yenger. who murdered Henry Allen and
fatally injured his cousin, Della Clevenger,
In . church near Missouri City, last night.
WAS lodged in the county Jail here today,
A posse surrounded his grandfather's
house, where they found him asleep. Della
cieyensai is still alive. but can not re-
cover. ClcvenGer has gurshot wound
IN h!s head and admits that he attempted
suicide after his escape from tho churci.