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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Trenont---H. h. Alexander, CO.
lumba, Texas; X. w. Reardon, Waco
DR.. j. M. OFerrall. Richmond. Texas
u. A.. Pessels Austin; Ben Shreye, chns
Page. New York; 8. j.. Jones, New Or
leans; A. -. Is. Peck, Houston. q. o.
Origins. oyerton, Texas: Captain Abra-
ham Cross, Houston; g, NJ. Rice. Soui
Lake, Texas: -. II. Bonner. Houston; A.
e. Schwab. New York; u. o. Wright. A.
II. Smoot, Fort Worth; Il. CocSe1 Hous-
ton; A. l.. Warren and Wife P3ris; T..
I. Wilson. Chicago: II. @, Schaefef. Grand
Rapids: r. II. Bagby. Houston; George
j. Davis. Washington; A. H. Hall END
wife. ST. Paul: G. ". sedgwick. T. NJ.
I.assiter. Houston: l.. j. Turner, 81.
Louis: G. j. Hatch. New Orleans; W. l..
Baker, New York; Ivan Mhrchison. -. l..
Bartholomew. Andral Vann. Houston.
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NV on THE RIO GRAyDE.
SIicnn Club liz After Scalps of
Office Holders.

6Iicnn Club liz After Scalps of
g ONCE Holders.
bsville. Texas. January d,-The To-
ublleans have started another tea
1.-THE Red club has always been tho
Fan organization in this city and
4 the last election nearly $50 of the
Bite of 1900 cast. A large proportion
klub it appears have become disgust
) the way the custom house faction
bling on, and allege that in the dis
bn OF patronage the club has been
! overlooked in favor of men from
rk country. They also allege that
They complained to the powers that
! they were threatened with arrest II
la not go away and remain quiet. The
Is of the club make it necessary that
board OF officers shall be elected in
list days of January and an adherent
custom house faction held the keys
club room and would allow no meet
be held, with the probable intention
baking up the organization. The
ty Reds, however, took council, met
ED their organization, and are out
scalps with the arowed intention of
ny Hanna's representative in this
of the woods that he can't deliver
ection of the frontier over body and
II is the second move in the fight,
be Reds are pretty bitter, declaring
hey will stay at home before they
upport the local republican Office
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ION OF GOVERNOR HOCC
lot a Candidate for the Vice
Presidency.
pB" TAYLOR OF TENNESSEE
lIi support That Gcrtlcmnu
The Proper Timc-Hc Will
Canvass the State.

Texas, January ga reporter
tliogg on the street rs he returned
her and asked him what he had 10
the statements going the rounds
kess TO the effect that he would
Ne to New York to practice Ia
ne a candidate for vice president
He declined TO be interviewed.
rs he said, 1t would be practically
e for him TO deny reports ind
Il In circulation about him. lie
bids that he is public property, so
and always pleads lis record OF
as pledge OF what he is likely
the future. However. he naee
owing statement, which he con-
Ebe made public:
retired from the office Of gov
Hhave devoted myself almost ex-
4 TO the practice OF law. aud am
I with the results. Although
IN offered excellent partnerships
- ork, | have never intended 10,
i now intend TO accept any such
ns, or to move from my native
any consideration, personal. po-
pecuniary, however grent and
they may appear. Texas is gooi
Tor me.
hay say that ] have never been.
how and intend not TO be a candi-
4 vice president. II is a position
fthy the ambition of our best men.
4 one that / do not desire and could
| il / had the opportunity to do so.
roper time ] expect 10 be for Bob
q Tennessee for that position.
hay also state that my intention is
bout of politics. except to support,
hand privately, the nominees OF the
<om president all along down the
hand including the justice OF the
hd constable OF the precinct in
Hive.
people of Texas havs done enough
bolitically, and ] know that | have
Ithful to their inte-ests and have
hrayed their trusts. must now lie
ed, as back number in politics, to
bng in my professional work for The
and profit that may be In 1t.
the party speaks aud places rs
b and nominees before the people
'chee rfully devote at least month
lime next fall canvassing the state
bort OF them. l think with tht'
my friends everywhere should be
i, and they may rest assured that
e ready to invite and answer ques-
puching every issue of a personal,
o. professional nature that any
,izen. critic or standal moIger may
ask
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STYLE Az AN INDIAN WEDDING.
The pcnobscot Tribe IN Maine Does
Honor to the Occasion.


Honor to the Occasion.
Bangor, Me-, January 6.--Thc most
notable wedding for years In the
Penobscot tribe OF Indians was
celebrated on Indian Island at Old
town Tuesday evening with recep-
ton and dance. The ceremony took place
tho previous afternoon at the Catholic
church ON the island. John I. Rance d
young guide, and one OF tho most proms-
ing members of the tribe, married Miss
Josephine Newell niece of the famous
woodsman and moose hunter Joseph Fran
els. There was a berry large attendance,
and the church was supcrbly decorated Tor
tho occasion. The Rev. Father Cleary OF
st. Joscphs church, Oldtown. officiated,
Miss Cornelia L. Crosby acted as bridas-
maid, The best man was Lewis Socka.
lexis. the famous baliplaycr aud member
of the Cleveland National leagie club.
The bride, one OF the handsomest Of tho
Indian maidens on tho island, wore O
light blue satin gown with tran. Her
veil was held IN place by orange blos-
SONS. Miss Crosby wore green SILK. and
was the center OF admiration OF The In
dinns The wedding reception was very
exclusive. only thoso having invitations
being admitted Many Of the guests wore
tho picturesque costumes Of the tribe,
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VACANCY Nor FIILrn.

The governor has not yet appointed \
successor to the late District Judge Archer
Of Cvaide, but VIII probably &c so tomor-
row. There are several applicants for the
place, among them being John n. Gamer
and ]. l.. Martin OF uvalde. S, e. Easley
and V. r.. Blocker OF HondS and II. IL.
Burney and w. w. Martin Of Kerrvilie.
Tonight Judge Garner aud Judge Easley
arrived in the city, and accompanying
them were Senator Lewis, John O'Cohaor.
Carlos Bee, j. T. onlun, john II. Clark.
George Powell and Lee Tarieton of san
Antonio, o. d. Baker OF uyaide Jack liam
ilton, w. G. Garrett aud George H. Leigh
and Charles Schreiner of Ncrrvillc, aud
John X. Storms of Uvalde. The San An
tonic delegation is divided between isasley,
Garner and Burney. Tomorrow morning
a delegation supporting Judge l. l.. Mar
tin will arriy9 and the other delegations
will be augmented. Today the governor
received many letters and kilograms rec
ommenGinr the different candidates. but
so far he has made no selection and viii
not make any until the claims of all the
different applicants are fully presented.
The race Is getting very interesting and
each side Is confident OF Success
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An occnit Eyenin..

palmstry, even In It's unoccult phnses.
viii serve TO make your holiday evening g
great success. Invite some very witty
woman from among your guests TO become
the enchantress Dress her appropriately
In dark robes and seat hor by tha dining
room fire place. where burns wood fire.
Tho lights are OF course, turned low, and
she stirs meditatiyely In huge caudron.
your preserving kettle II IL, by the way.
Each guest kneols upon u hassock at her
feet, spreads his or her palm upon tho
enchantress knees and hears his OF her
past present or future which VIII be auso
TO be very laugbable in the hands OF your
witty friend.
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rnn ArrERNooN TEA.
a Dainty Roll or Cream Cheese and
Chopped Nuts.

4 Dainty Roll ~ Crcnm Cheese una
Chopped Nuts.
Girls who desire some novelty for their
coming out" tea can adopt tho new Cand-
which, which has not yet been generally.
known. It Is sinEularly luscious COM
pound, but not too rich to offer With the
cup of afternoon tea, or the coffee which
true Americans really prefer The chief
Ingredients arc Neufohntel cheese and
chopped walnut kernels. Tho covers Of the
sandwich are OF brown bread Instead or
butter the cream cheese Is spread on ~
evenly as possible, and spoonful OF
chopped walnuts is sprlnkled on top. The
cheese holds the kernels and prevents their
rolling OF,
Some women have their sandwiches ale
ways rolled instead or being formed liko
pockethooks, Narrow baby ribbon Is often
,tsed to Ito up brown bread sandwiches.
green being uniformly used with the water
cress or mint sandwich But X always 10
a nuisance to dsentangle knot OF narrow
ribbon especially when one has gloves on.
so u is better to leave the ribbon deco.
ratons TO ones long lady fingers where
they do quito we'll aud where the eatable
cnn be enslly slipped out without a pre-
limInafy contest With the ribbon.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Particulars of Deed Of Trusr

PnrtIcUInrs OF UttU OF TFUNI'
Comanche, Texas. January 4.-John De
Young. confectioner and fruit dealer, hsed
a deed of trust today, n. II. Lindsey trus-
tee, for benefit of the following creditors;
John A. Weeks, $500; Lindsay & Gordon,
Comanche, $780, Mrs Shropshire, Brown
wood, $40; Crown & Cords Extract com
pany, $36; f.. b. Sinord company. S2a'
Balm & Chapman company, VIZ; Wapie
Platter Grocery company. Fort Worth,
sl0i; Blank Bros, $780, Altes'an Manutac-
turing company. sl9; p. p. Martinez, S2i
Eddy & Eddy, st. Louis. sl6; Temple Gro
Gerry company. Brownwood s1sa; q, A.
Diluler, San Antonio sl75; W, E. N.
Weneker, STAB; Darlington & Montgomery,
Fort Worth, s1s5; Archepbul company,
$40; Fcist & Bauhm, Galveston, $50 fruits
a Bro. So. Total. $20iS.
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BRENNAN. Texas. January 6.-Brenhanl
lodge No. 10. Knights OF Pythias. have
arranged for Pythian school of instruc-
ton to be held for the Brennan district
In this city in February. Among the nota-
bles expected on that occasion are: Grand
Chancellor Commander II. p. Brown OF
Cleburne, Past Ggand Chancellor Com
mander T. S. Smith of Hillsboro, Grand
Vice Chancellor b. ID. Blake OF Cuero.
Grand Preiate r.. G. Strickland Of George
town, Grand Master at Arms Ben S. Rog
ers OF BRENNAN. Grand Master Of Tx
cheauer Or. Burgher of Waco and Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal Henry Mil
Ter Of Weatherford.
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EXCUSED FROM DEFENSE.

Mr.. J. S. Whoeess has been excused by
Judge Z. y. Gavin OF the criminal district
court from the duty OF defending Virgil A,
Gallaher. whose trial for murder has been
set for Wednesday next. The court APP
pointed the following attorneys to conduct
the defense D. d. Mcdonald NJ, J. Skin
ner. j. II. Painter Arthur Koetch and G.
w. Butler Deputy sheriffe Are now on
gagged in serving the special venlre for 100
persons from whom to select jury of
twelve to try the case.
In this connection II is an interesting
point that In the judicial designation OF
counsel for detenseless prisoner, the np-
pointing function is purely arbitrary. The
attorney has no option but to serve unless
he can escape on plea which the Judge
considers a reasonable excuse.
There lis no pay for such services Tho
State requires the officers OF It's court tho
lawyers. TO do the work for n prisoner who
Is without counsel. but allows no coinpen-
sation. This Is ono case in which the state
gets work from lawyer for nothing
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Creponottc is the new crinklcd material
that Is used grear deal for house dresses.
1t is such that II requires no trimming.
and 1t can be made in the plainest way, \
pretty way to make this creponettc dress
is perfectly plain. Lay the gathers equal
all around, with perhaps a little moro FULL
ness In the back. The waist itself, which
is always the most elaborate part OF the
dress, can have yoke OF silk with braid
sewed upon II. Around the yoke there can
be ruffle OF the plain silk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
4 Sketch Of Mother Augustine,
Buried Yesterday.
FOR YEARS WAS HEAD or THE ORDER
In the Galveston Community -GaIia-
hers Lawyer Excused from
Defending the Case.

Galveston. Texas, January 6.--The fun
perioress OF the sisters of Charity OF the
lncarnatc Word, took place this afternoon
at a:Sc o'clock and was largely attended.
Mass for the rcpose OF the soul FOR the late
superloress was sung at . o'clock this
morning. solemn requiem mass could not
be observed today on account OF this being
feast OF the Epiphany.
Mother Augustine for twelve years held
the office OF mother superiorcss OF this
community, was we'll known ia Galveston
and was noted for her many virtues, atnia-
bility, nobility OF soul. enduring charity
and devotion to the poor and afflicted.
This noble woman. who gave up the world
to devote her lifo to the care Of tho sick
and suffering humanity, was a. years of
age at the time of her death, twenty three
years OF which she spent within the con-
vent walls.
To those Of the outside world aho was
spoken OF in cndcarinc terms az tho gen
tie, loving mother but by her sisters In
religion she was venorated as ono or the
greatest the most devoted and truly pious
of nuns.
Mother Augustine whose worldly name
was Henrietta Edwards, was born in san
Antonio, Texas on November 5. 1855. She
entered the noyitiate OF the Sisters of Char
lily OF the lncarnatc Word on May a. tS7t.
and since then has been identified With the
holy lubOrs OF hospital life. For twelve
years she filled the office OF superloress OF
the Galveston community and exercised the
functions OF this responsible position In a
highly creditable manner. Three years
ago she declined the honor OF the head OF
the community owing TO failing health, and
was appointed assistant snperioress in
which capacity she served with the ut
most faithfulness for two years, Last jan
uary tho ravagcs Of sickness told on her
already attenuated frame, uecessitating hor
retirement from office. Six months later
she was confined TO her bed aud with a
Christian fortitude and patience fun OF
sweetness and calm resignation. she bore
her sufferings until the angel of death
called her to her reward With a smile
on her face she passed away, surrounded
by number Of the religious family, who
had been reared In their consecratod vo-
cation by the venerable woman whom they
loved only as mother
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Supreme Court.

Austin. Texas. January 6.-rroceedings
in the supreme court today We're as fol-
lows;
Plaintiff in error allowed ten days to
file remititur-Burrell Wheeler VS.. Tyler
Southeastern Railway company, from
Smith.
Application for writ of error granted
W. w. Oxsheer VS.. W. T. Wait, from Nc
Lehman.
Applications fer writs of error refused
r, G. StorIie VS.. X. A. Hamilton, from
Bell; Sherman Oil and Cotton company VS..
j. ID. Stewart, from Grayson; Canadian
and American Mortgage and Trust com
pany, limited, ct al vs.. Edinburgh Ameri-
can Land Mortgage company limited, ct
al, from Collin; !. Lovenberg VS.. CITY OF
Galveston from Galveston; Queen Insur-
ance company OF America vs.. Mrs. d. Mays
ct ell from Smith.
Motion for rehearing oyerruled--L BIZ
cocchi VS.. Casey Swazy company ct al,
from Tarrant.
Set for January 17--American National
bank OF Austin vs.. =. 3. Cruger ct al, from
McLennan.
Certified questions British American
Assurance company VS.. George Il. Miller,
r.m Wichita.
Process order to issue returnable jan
uary 27-iCharles Pickle VIZ. r.. w. Finley,
comptroller, petition for mandamus.
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Memorial Meeting Postponed.

College Station. Texas. January Sat .
mass meeting of the campus citizens this
evening IT was decided TO postpone the
memorial services set for, next Sunday 10
1890 a. M. January &c, III order that more
elaborate arrangements may be perfeetei
for inviting and entertaining friends OF the
late L. s. Ross from all portloas OF the
State and the Sorth. On that occasion
many eloquent psnesyrics are expected 10
be pronounced By several of Texas dislin-
puiehed sOnt,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-07

This is good time In which TO have a
gown made Most women are so busy With
holiday gifts that the dressmakcrs are
comparatively disengaged; and, therefore,
more reasonable In their prices. saw n
cloth frock recently at an afternoon con-
cert which is a fair sample of the gown
a woman needs most al this season Of tho
year. II was deep pelnnia lady's CLOTH
trimmed with folds OF black satin and small
let buttons. There was the nearly ineyita-
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Murdcr Gases Dispo.ed or.

Palestine. Texas. January 5.--In the dis
trict court this week the following cases
have been tried: State against City Mar
shall Ed Mathews. charged with the killing
of Policeman w. b. Hardy; the jury re-
turned a verdict OF acquittal.
state against Reagan Watts, charged
with killing a negro; verdict Of acquitlal.
State against Ed Smith for the killing OF
Andersen Reid; defendant found guilty
and received sentence OF fifteen years In
the penitentiary. Both parties colored
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cicburne, rexas January b.-A jury was
secured toda, in the case OF John Stokes
Shaw, charg.d with, the murder of Tom
Crane. seyeal witnesses testified. among
them Lee Wi son. the negro charged with
being an accomplice. Wilson turned
states eyide.ice and told a story. accusing
shaw OF planning and executing the hor-
riblr murder. and saying that his part In
the affair was done under threat OF
death II he refused
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Galveston. Texas. January 6.--Represen-
tative Blair of san Antonio arrived here
yesterday afternoon and will remain a
few days on business. He was the leader
OF the minority side in the legislature
last winter. MIR. Blair NAV be candidate
for recollection, in which event he will
make the race for speakcr OF the house
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WHARTON CORPORATION.

The Wharton Trading company of Whar-
ton today filed its charter with the secre-
tary OF state. Capital stock s2ooOo. Incor-
porators: John T.. Linn, George b. Ep-
stein and John Sehorn. The purpose of
the corporation is to do general mer-
chandise business.
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sHEnIrFs' DEPARTMENT..

Reeyil!c, Texas. January s. strayed or
stolen on the night OF The iih instant one
bay hofge = or years old, 1ih hands
high. star in forehead, left front foot white.
branded Y with half circle under It on
left shoulder. Gray horse Years old IAN
hands high branded \. One bay mare
10 hands high. or ) years old. branded
Spanish brand on left thigh. One 1ray
horse shod in front. is hands high. z or
years old. branded s l. ION left hin. Ad-
dress j. o, Taylor. sheriff. Bceville. Texas.
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Lnnhcr Stncl. SOFIA.

Orange, Texas. January 5.--'rhe stock of
the Orange Mill Supply company has been
sold by w. w. Reid. trustee, to W. ~
Mount CO., who nre arranging to re-
cpen the business in few days at the old
stand w. Il, Mount. the manager, Is a
citizen of Orange and stands very high In
the estimation of the public,
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THE flRn RECORD.
Firer nj sherman.

Sherman. Texas, January GA hay barn
and 100 bales OF hay the property oil
Jones Bros, burned al O'Clock yesterday
evening on East Lamar street No insur-
ance. Loss $500
About four hours later the residence OF
"A II. studebaker. on Eiliotts Heights.
caught on fire and burned to the ground
A part OF the contents was saved. Insur-
ance 5000 Loss $500.
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For the Hnir.

when tho hair falls out and viii not
grow what Is good for III"
See Gtat tho scalp Is kept scrupulously
clean, that tho hair Is we'll brushed every
night, carefully combed--wlth coarse
toothcd comb every morning. md has
good thorough shampoo at least once Il
month Take good care OF your general
health, FOR good health and beautiful hair
are usually pretty ohummy, you'll find.
one seldom sees an invalid with a chrys-
antbcmum shock OF tresseB And IL YOU
don't want gray hair. you must not fret
Frettlng knocks out good looks In one
rouDd--and with not much OF an effort
either. II the hair needn a tonic. make =
pommadc after the following receipt:
Castor oil, one par
on OF sweet almords, one part.
Tannin. one par,.
An ointment OF qllnne which is espe-
oai.r good fer strengthening and rest0r-
Ing the ..air y made thus.
OIL OF almonds. one-hnlf ounce.
13isnlphate OF quinine one drachm.
Triturate them together In warm
earihon bowl until thoroughly united, then
add.
Prepared beef marrow, one ounce.
Altar or roses three drops.
And continue the trlturatl0n until The mas
Is cold.
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aunnhed dine Iniunetion.

Sherman, Texas, January 6.--Judge Bliss
quashed the writ of attachment gotten
out by Assignee j. A L. Wolfe to protect
the bank for large amount OF Indebted
ness of the Cily-bank on the j. r Cole
stock of groceries This roleoses The stock
from any liabilities as far as the banks
claims are concerned.
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kinaled a Fire win caaI OH

Gainesville. Texas. January 5,--Efiie, the
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. b, Rob
erts, was badly burned this morning about
the face and shoulders. She was starting
a fire with coal oil. which exploded. AZ
this writing she Is resting well and the
chances are good for her recovery.
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REFUSED A PERMIT.

Insurance Commissioner Jeff Johnson
today refused the Royal Union association
of Rochester. N Y, permit to do bust
ness In Texas This is fraternal insur-
ancc concern.
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Resi,lcnce burned.

Workman. Texas, January i.-Last Sat
urday at noon DR.. u, S. Reds reaidenoo
In the northern part Of town. was burned;
cause, defective stove flue In the Kitchen
Part OF ahe household goods saved, $i2o0
insurance.
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WILL RUN AGAIN.

Judge Alex Walker, present incumbent,
auounces that he will be candidate for
reelection to the office of county judge
of Travis county. Colonel ~ A. Rector
and County Judge ID. a. Mct'all Will OPP
lose him for the nomination. :
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
First District.

Galveston, Texas, January 6.--The pre-
ceedings today in the court OF civil ap-
peals:
Affirmed-George Ellis ct al VS.. Eugene
A. Hudson, from Harris; w. C. Moody ct
al VS.. NJ. Looscan ct al from Harris
julius Henry ct al VS.. Corpus Christi Ma
tional Bank ct al, from Nueces; II. l..
Flash VS.. A. G. Herndon, from Harris
Affirmed by agreement--A. r. II. Atkin-
son VS.. NJ. a. Preston ct al, from Harris.
Reversed and rendered-Frank S. Glover
VS.. Robert c. Storrie, from Harris.
Motions for rehearing refused-Southern
Pacific company vs.. e. Redding & Son,
from Galveston: Mrs. S. r. Huss VS..
Moses Wells, from Harris; Missouri, Kan,
sas and Texas Railway Company of Texas
VS.. H. n. Haner, from Harris; c.. y.
Moore ct al VS.. W. F.. Parker ct al. from
Shelby; Joseph Seinsheimer ct al VS.. S. j.
Flanagan, from Galveston; Nj. Sbarnes VS.
A. j. Messer, from Smith.
Motions for additional findings of facts
granted Southern Pacific company VS.. f.
Redding & Son, from Galveston.
Set for submission January 1S-C. ..
Brainard (administrator) vs.. John Rrte
ct al, from Harris; S. +, Fontaine VS..
e. J. Boring. from Galveston; G.. G. Nc
Gregor VS. John Sma, from Fayette; o.
r. Graham VS.. 7. NJ. Lawrence ct al
from Nueces; j. o. Rowlett VS.. j. n.
Williamson. from Jackson; Fannie Cul-
more VS.. C. Medlenka ct al, from Harris