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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-24
YELLOW FEVER AT SAN JUAN.
Case Brought from Santiago ant
Is Promptly Isolated.

San Juan, Porto Rico, November 2S.-The
Transport Mississippi arrived here this
Forming and was quarantined for three
lays because a passenger on board is sus-
ected of having yellow fever. The pas
enger, who came from Santiago de Cuba
Jas removed to tbs lazaretto. There
esms no doubt that the malady is yellow
bver and the patient has been isolated.
The Mississippi will be fumlgated and
Gill be hsld in the strictest quarantine for
week longer than the three days original
ordered.
ays without mail from The United States.
ne feeling is that the island should have
transport service quite independent OF
Puba
The military authorities are forcing the
lsular courts to do their full duty and TO
oceed with prosecutions and civil Htiga-
on, and as Il result Tiers is a growing
lneasiness among men OF high and low de-
bee
The settlement of the question of the
orto Rlcan currency is of The first I'M
prnaho5 TO the islands business, and
'ere is no iitlmaton OF an arrangement
ihs arrived at in the near futufc.
Smmeroe is timid and conservative, ana
Consequence exchange is at l65.
Americans lave been asking many con-
ssons from the military authorities, but
ne have been granted. The authorities
" not bind the United States in way
aen may involve future obligations.
me Porto Riean officials continue taking
e :, oath Of allegiance to the United States.
rAe Fifth cavalry is being distributed
or the portions of TIE country where the
oopers can take active measures 10 sup
es disorders. Cavalry Is vastly more
ecuve than infantry in this kind of work
:, GOD isAults a.s expected.
Many cases OF typhoid fever are report
al Ponce, and redoubled efforts are
ing made 70 complete the sanitation OF
10 Juan.
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TO DO AWAY WITH nEp T>,.E.
Such May lie the runc,,o, <, -,
Joint Traffir,s Succa..n,.

s"ch way He the Function of me
Joint Trafhc's Successor.
New York. November 2s.--of tho stains
OF the looal traffic association. SURVEYORS
OF tho cid Joint Traffic association. vhict
hspandea on the decision Of She supreme
court George A.. Blanchard said last
might: Il consider k quite unccr,oin
whether congress will take any action ;r
regard TO Il pooling law at the com ne
session. The Joint Traffic association :
now divided into Two separate assocgati,n,
tue Genital Traffic association. with Mr.
fucker as commissioner, ana the Ceatral
Iraiiic Passenger assoeiation with Mr..
ponald rs commissioner
comm . soner James i. Goddard of thu
trunk Line association SAID that IL mad
not changed its agreement, as the assoca.
tion was not affected by the supreme eour,
Cccisioa.
SAa'4acey Depew, president of the Join.
Traffic association, when .,snpu what Waa
to become of the individual members OF
ne tolr of managers, most OF wnoni
nave no ether duties with the roads \ynou
tnoy represent, replied: When fhc use.
iulnesS OF members of that board ceases
~ iher present capacity. 1t Will he time
CROUCH to make plans Tor their future.
~ rs tiuc tudI tHgSe men nave DCSn
instructed 10 wind up the affairs of the
Joint Traffic associat,AA without delay. but
1t may be that the several roads will FIND
II 10 their Interests TO preserve the COM
mission as a bureau of Information. The
convenience and value of such central
body for decentralization and confer
ence has been clearly demonstrated. The
different lines can settle little disputes and
avoid friction more easily through the me-
dunn of such a body than in any other
way.
Suppose, for Instance. that word
reaches the ears of President Galloway
that some lrregulaftty In rate making is
being practiced on the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn. He telephones Mr., Hayden, the
New York Central's representative in the
bureau of information, ana the latter a:
once turns to Mr.. Gray, the Pennsylvania
representative, and says: What is there
In thls.
MIR. Gray, being in constant personal
communication with President Thomson of
the Pennsylvania, ascertains the facts I'M
mediately and the trouble is explained and
settled without any red tape and without
the delays incident Of official correspond
ence."
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Henrne Locnls.

HeaInc, Texas, November 2s.--Messrs, j.
II. graim, Wilfiam Griggs0y and @. b.
pittman Of Cause hal business here ycster-
day
Morris Cohen representing Reinach. Uil-
n,aa q Co.. Chicago, left this morning for
s3n Antonio.
Tho Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road company has flooiei the LOWE with
large iand bills announcing the programme
OF tha Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival
to be heli in Hous;on December to 49,
and have made a sound trip rate OF sl.d
from Ilcarne TO Houston on account OF tho
festival. Heaime viii no doubt bs well rep
rrseated in the Magnolia City during the
chow.
County Treasurer L. d. Mckinley and
Treasurer-elect n. @. Smith are In Heafne
today.
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Palestine Texas, November se.--The
chtysautnmnurn show today and tonight
was decided success, The displays OF
these flowers were large and complete
AMI ahowed that they We're produced by
florists of ability
Miss Hughes of Victoria returned to her
hona this morning.
Mrs. George W. Burkltt came in last
night from Houston and is stopping at the
Nolcn.
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BRENNAN NUGGET.
Mr. IusIS AMI Miss Williamson Mnr-
rlcd-Thirtccn Club ENcurstnM.

Brcnham, Texas. November 2s--Mr.
Hugh I.usk ana MISC Tocley Eleanor Will
hanson ~ere united is marriage this even
@ng At O'clock at thn Giidings Memorial
church, Rev e. p. Newsom officiating.
May friends were preasat. The birdie Is
the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. Will
saniSoSs Sisd the groom is prominent young
man OF ;his city They received many val
liable presents.
The momears OF the Thirteen club of this
city Nan Leave a; 4.le o'clock Thursday
aftefaoca via the Iioustoa aud Texas Cen
itol ~ wAv fnr Bryan 20 attend no Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college bail. They
VIII spend Thursday night at Hampstead,
whe.e >, reeepnon Mlil ee given them, and
leave Friday morning for the college.
Messrs. Thomas A. Holland and Charles 4.
Wilkins Will accompany them
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Ennis Matters.

Ennis, Texas, November 2s.--Two young
sons of Mr.. j. p Darden were out driving
yesterday afternoon aud the horse nan
away, throwing both of them out, baily
bruising them Up. but not seriously. The
vehicle was torn TO pieces.
Rev. Il, i. Boone who has been pastor
of The Methodist Episcopal church, South,
in this city for the past yesr, was made
presiding elder Of - Dublin district By
the recent annual conference at Brown
wood. and Rev. ". y. Smith was sent to
Ennis TO preside as pastor for the next
conference year.
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1ne InMn Commission.

Des Moines, Iowa. November 2S,-The
railroad commission has set January 4
for the hearing of the matter of rates Oh
Iowa railroad. This Is a postponemtnt
from November 80. The new date is set
on agreement between the railroads d
MIR. Porter of Centerville, member OF
The legislature on whose motion the m
vsstiqntIon i. held. Mr.. Porter's resolu-
inn set IN that the rates of coal in lowe
~ eyented competition in this State with
The coal opera ors in limp,
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oRDNER- KING. --Yoakum, Texas, No-
vember 17.--At high noon yesterday Mr.
Charles w. 0rdner OF this city and Miss
Eva KioS Of CGero were married at the
latter place, Rev. Gregory officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. 0rdner are now at home in this
city.
HAGER- MORROW -TeXarkgna. Texas.
November i7-Mr. NJ. V. Haeer OF this
city and Miss DoN Morrow of Shreveport
were quietly married here last night ut
the residence of Mr., George Bertram. Rev.
C. NJ. Cox of the Christian church, off
ciated.
R1SCHE-GL0OR. Sinner. Texas. No
rember Married at the Lutheran
church at noon today, Rev. Charles Rische
to Miss Amelia Gl0or. Rev, r. Oertd per-
formed the ceremony in Mn impressive
manner. RcY. Rtsche is p1stor Of til Luth-
eran church eiRht miles from Giddings.
for which place the happy couple departed
on the evening train.
VIA EvE.--Lockhart Texas, November
l1-Mr. Il. p. Via and Miss Ella Nina Eve
were married at the Presbyterian church
in Lochhart last evening. Rev. j. NJ Pnr-
cell officiating, The church was healI-
fully decorated and 4 large audience wit
messed the Imposing ceremony. The groom
and his bonnie bride have iho congratu!a-
lions OF many friends.
JEFTRla4 -BtlUM Luing. Texas No
veu.ber 1i.--Marrlei at the residence Of the
bridls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ii. Brown.
IN this city at p. IN. November IL. Mr..
NJ. O. Jefrey to Miss Alta Brown, Rev. j.
G.. Gentry officiating. Miss Alta was one
OF l.ul.ug's most popular and accomplished
young ladies' and Mr.. Jeffrey Is rising
young attorney OF Lockhart, where they
.ili mako cir future home.
FoWTLKEs- GRiFNB1'H. --Yoakum. Texas,
November l7.--At blackberry at a. N.
yesterday, Mr.. Lee Fowlkes a promtE Nut
young business man OF this city, ami Miss
Ella Griffith OF blackberry were married.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
GarsI OF Helleisvile. The happy couple
arrived here on the afternoon train and are
now at home TO their friends a. the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Turner.
HENRY HUNTER. corrlgan. Texas.
November l5--Mr. X. A. Henry OF Living
stcn. Texas. and Mrs. May Hunter we're
married at the home OF die brides mother.
Mrs. Ida Adams, Rev. Manly officiating.
After the marriage TIE BRIDE and groom
attended a social given In homes Of them
a. the Byrnes isotel by Mrs, Atkinson. The
couple left on tho so,ithbound train for
Houston, Galveston an' other points.
WELHAU S RICHTER. - Sinner,
Texas, November i5--.As noon today Mr.. G.
b. Welhausen and Miss Hsariettn Richter
were married az the residence OF the BRIDES
father. VI. Richter. Justice J. Q. Doam
ofiiciated. The young couple left GU
bridal tour to New Orleans and other
points They will return In about ten
days. when 4 grand reception Will bs tp-
dered them by their friends at the cpsra
house.
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18th OF December. W .-'
4 Mrs. + n. Prldham Is suffering for
a severely sprained ankle caused by helms
thrown from her buggy III collision YES.
Union Thansgiying services vii, he b.,d
tomorrow morning Nj 1880 O'clock NJ I'D
napuAst church. @ 81 \.
Mrs +. H.. Pcrrenot and children left
this morning for San Antonio 10 visit be,
mother. ~. 80. = :
Miss Lulu MtiNarland OF Port Layaco.
who has been visiting friends aud rela.
lives here for a weck, left this morning
for Mlna on n Two weeks visit. :
County Julgc u, W. Eiy returned this
morning from a "trip 10 Fort l.ayaca.
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INTERIOR or THE PHILIPPINES.
|-erican Naval Officers Report he
IL Ing Well Received.


Ing Wen Received.
a'aniia, November 23-Paymaster W. b.
"eoA aud Naval Cadet l.. r. Sargent OF
United States monitor Monadnock have
u'hed here after six weeks tour OF the
''0'' Ihey We're we'll received every
se' Travelling, however, was most diff
ihey crossed the provinces Of
w., aslnan aud Nueya Ecija and then
ersa over the mountains. The scenery
AZ smallcent, but the roads were exc
me Officers next visited tine wa
az Sneus OF the Rio Granae and Cazayan.
n say lis fertility Is marvellous. Not a
Re ~, barren land was seen; the towns
rbIys 49,, ana Prosperous; the plains Ware
ma s suiuvated and the mountains were
bsiIx IimbeNed The rivers wsrs
ssah,s" sholt bridges and are almost IN
A ny, Iuning the rainy season.
~ ~ morse was drowned and the tray-
ana va, several narrow escapes. The ma
a ~ mo ths- buntainp unescorted. b.
nv ~ Head Huaters' annihilate any
Near ~ re-, les than twenty rifles.
rrsr, nagan the natives mistook Mr.
bodv .or srauiard and opened frc, but
= snsa ma hurt. Messrs. Wilcox AMI Sar-
's'ea three days festivities at
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AFTER EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Missouri i'm Fair Way To Max.
Whom Ply the Fay.

Jefferson City, Mo-. November 9S,-The
slpreme court en- blauc has denied the mo-
ton of the Pacific Express company for
a transfer of the case against It regarding
the payment OF tho war revenue stamps 10
the Federal court. In the motion the de-
PENDANT company claimed that as tho pro-
ceediug was to determine the construc-
ton OF Federal statute the United States
court had original jurisdiction Tho att
torneys for the company filed their Dill OF
exceptions 10 the ruling of the supreme
court and the case Will probably be ap-
pealed TO the Federal court,
AN alternative writ % mAndamus has
been glanted Attorney General Dow IN his
proceedings against the American and
Wells Fargo Express companies 30 com
pei them 10 pay for the stamps required
and were returnable Saturday next
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LOSSES ON Baldwin Hotel Fire.

San Francisco, Cal, November ga
careful estimate of the loss ii the Baldwin
fire places it at si,5OOOOo, on whieh there
was not over sl50,Ooo insurance. The rea-
son for the extremely small amount Of in
surance is the prevailing high rats OF in
surance.
In the list of missing persons the Two
cambermaids and Tate Prior have been
accounted for. Mrs. Andrews and two chill
dren, guests at the hotel. nave not been
seen since the fire and thei" names nave
been added TO the list OF missiaS.
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st. Louis. November 23.-William Shaw
charged with coin sweating h-s been con.
vicies by United States court. lie VIII h
heavily fixed ani rcec we'd d senteros Il
five years Imprisonment. Judge Ad tms
wiz MT pass sentence upon the prisoner
nrtil Monday.
The case was tna of he Ilost ia,aOes
trea n lhs United States court IN the
civ and has attracted rention u gors n
ment circles throughout the entire conY-
ri -on account nf the many posyiblsi @
~ swipalins that Tho ils,l opers yJ9ra
Of the schhne worked by Shaw inyoIyat.
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BLANco's RESIGNATION.
The Captain General Did Not Wish
TO Surrender Cuba.

Washington, November 23.--No surprise
Is expressed in government circles here at
the news of General Blancos resignation.
ut is known that some time ago th7 gem
eral sought TO resign the office OF captain
general of Cuba, and he was induced 10
retain that position only by appeals 10 his
patriotism on the part Of the Madrid gov
erument. 1t is supposed that his purpose
is to avoid what he may regard as the dis
honor OF surrendering the Gem OF The An
TILES 10 the United States. The clpta.n
general OF the Philippines took the sane
course, General Aro!as, the seconi ia
command, is likely 10 have the unpleasant
duty of surrendering Spanish Sovereignty
over Cuba. II Is believed that Blaneo 3 ac-
ton Will not in any way affect the evacus-
ton Of Cuba save in the possibility 1t con-
talns Of melting trouble among the Spanish
troops
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THE COURTS IN cuBA.
Blnnco orders il Number OF Cases
Turned over to civil OFFICERS.

Havana, November 23.--Captain General
Blnnco has directed that all suits In cases
pending against civilians or members o..
The volunteer, guerilla or mobllzed forces
unaer military juri. dic,ion, saall he turned
over to the civil authorities. The effect
OF this order will be atat all such PRISON
ers now confined n military foruressSs will
be transferred 10 the public jals Provls-
.on is made that tells transfer is to BE-
completed by December 10. All the mill
AIRY prisoners are TO be shipped to Spain
during the first fortnight of December.
General Matthew c. Butler of the Cuban
military csnlm.;s sion, aeconpan ed by his
aide, Lieutenant Hampton, sailed today on
the steamer Mascotte for the United States
by way of Tampa, They are expected 10
return here in about two weeks
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4 snrc slsn 81 crou,,.

Hoarsencss In child that Is subject -
Group Is sure Indication OF the approaeAi
Of the disease. II cbambcrlslu's CouKa
Remedy is given as soon as the calia bs-
comes hoarse or even after the cyoung
cough has eDpearci. Il viii provsat tAa
stack Many mothers who have cfpup3l
children always ksep this remedy a.. hsul'
aisi fad that It saves them tpuca traaA}e
ana worry II Gag. aiwaYs ~ a sps 5d< 4
uton and u pleasant y tahA ~ r1ln
By al druxxiats. n 4. a "a 4 >zs
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REVOLUTION IMMINENT.
A. Number of uruEuayan officials
Have Been Arrested.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post. Copyrighted.
1898, by James Gordon Bennett.)
Montevdeo November "a number Of
officials have been arrested in connection
with the acts of several raiding parties
along the border II is believed among the
best informed here that a revolutionary
outbreak is imminent.
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Butrn,o Goc, to Mnniln.

Washington, November 23.-The naval
court of inquiry which was appointed TO
investigate the causes of detention Of tho
cruiser Buffalo has reported to the navy
department that no blame for the series OF
mshaps to that ship is to be attached
either to Commander Hemphll or charge
able to Chef Engineer Belg. Three Of the
subordinate mechanics have bsen dropped
from the service and the ship is ordered to
sail from New York 10 Manila by way<of
the SueZ route,
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ncring Sea s,uestLon.

Wan,fngtca, November 23.-The Anglo
American commission apparently has de-
term!r4d TO reach some final settlement Of
Tic Bsring sea question before going on
With any other subject, as this was the
sole question cons.der.l, at the sessions
t'isy. and. after Thanksgiving recess.
Il VIII be the special order for Friday,
T3day was devoted TO fuather rigid cross
examination o. the American md Canadian
experts az to r.e basis for tafii appra sal.
n Tie value cf H;,s Canadian sealing HeEi.
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Victoria Nates.

Victoria. Texas, November 70 - Tue
card OF school trustees were III sess'' ..
urtil late last night. and I'D not comp's'
their task. which was ne inausura'.on O.
a free school system by selection Oh pu''u.
i,ss and appointments OF teachers' 'hs'i
decisions will be announced today.
The reunion Ct Terry's Texas Hales
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SECOND EDITION--6:OO am.

Ilagan; There were dinners, theater partie,
ara pal N honor of the Americans. Who
, were Immensely surprised at the cultiva-
ZION ana education OF the people. Tt latter
wear Western dress and the ladies ara
beautiful entirely falsifving the an,icips-
tons o. seml-savagery. 'N's'pp
There are many Spanish soldiers ana
friers IN captivity, but no Sisters Of Charitv
We're among the prisoners. go ~
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rn Admi, nuiminc free.

Washington, November 2S.-By direction
OF the president, Assistant Secretary Meik-
lejthn OF tbs war department today issued
an order THAT sulphatc and bi-sulphata of
euinine aud all alkalolds OF salts IN elm
chonla bark shall be admitted to ali ports
in the Island of Porto Rico five of duty"
A similar order was ISSUED Ia TIE case of
Cuba wherever the United Statas occupies
a port
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ncntnn Dots.

Denton. Texas, November GA heavy
trezt and hard freeze were the results
found this morning from the nogther that
flew up here yogteslay morning. Water
pipes were frozsa ana tit surrouu ling
creeks haa tMek shaets q ice over them.
The weather MAS the eoldesE Q: the yeaT.
j. +. Drosihn and Mis- Doratn Jones'
we're married at Argyia This weak by Rev.
J.. r. Atchley The contracting parties
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Free Local Trade FOR Cu3n.
Washington, November 23.-The follow

ing circular was issued today
by Direction of the Persistent.
War Department, Wa hingtop, Novem-
Der 23.It is hereby ordered that all ar
ticles, the product or manufacture o. Cuba,
mas be brought INTO any poIt or place In
the island of Cuba In the possession OF
the military forces OF the United States
from any other port or place in said island
without payment OF iuty thereon.
(Signed.) u. G. Meikiejohn,
assistant Secretary of War"
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are beth we'll known young people OF Bar
tonville. In this county
The protracted meeting which has been
In progress for about ten days will con-
tiuuc the rest OF this week. owins TO the
great interest that has been manifested.
Ugson THANKSGIVING services will be held
al 1880 a. IN. ~ thS Christian church, Rev.
c. l., Hoguc of ths First Presbyterian
church officiating.
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Pullman Company viii righl.

San FiAnoisco, November 2S.The Pull
man Palace Car company. through its at
torney on this coast, has appeared before
the board of railroad commissioners and
taken exception TO the legal right OF the
latter TO compel 1t TO make annual reports
of It's operations in Tiiifon-ea. The COM
mission decides the matter a, their mex
meeting aui IL the decision is adverse the
case will be taken into the Federal courts
in the shape OF injunction Proceedings,
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.
Three pcr Cent i)iscount on Large
Orders Recommended

Washington November 25.-The ccnmIs-
sioner OF internal revenue in his annual re-
rort. the principal features OF which were
made public In july iast recommends that the
war revenue law be amended so az to ALLOW
a disrornt al B per cent TO purchasers Ct 500
on more inhtta d OF PER cent. US Is now pro-
yided Unless such action is taken, the com
missioner says. "A .efy largo increase ~ inc
number on otanp deputies will be necessary.
Tho number ef Internal revenue stamps IS
sued during the year WIS Ii2?.2i,1s9 Of the
.aluc OF $Ij2 1b3, 1888.
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Washington, NoYembeF Z3'-'secFeIaFy
Hay today presented formally to President
Mckinley the newly appoiated Japanese
minister, Mr.. Komura who succsods Mr..
Hosh., who has retired TO cnter the Japan
cse parliament. The ceremony took place
II. thl b,L5 room acd wa AT nd by the
usual tellc!tous exchange Of speeches be-
tween the president and the new mialster.
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Caldwell Cuttings.

Caldwell. Texas, November GA horse
belonging to Mr.. Connie Hill was stolen
from The public square last night.
The district court hiss been engaged
today in the case OF the State OF Texas
VS.. Alex LEWIS charged with assault With
irtent to murder No decision as ye..
strong norher spruag up yesterfaS
evening and there was plenty Of ice ~
morning.
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Corsicuna, Texas, November %. ~Tomor-
row will he celebrated by special religious
services and the business houses closing
The banks AMI postofiiee Will also be
closed
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Iuise Wells yesterday: W. J. Cummius.
murder: Juan Flort1. Jr.. murder; rauche
ping. assault 10 murder Cuso vcla. bur
giary; lsanro Pcna. burglary; EseQuio Rios.
cattle theft: Porflrlo Cara. horse theft.
The criminal docket will be taken up next
Monday.
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Sc,r ,yhoic. ale uonse

Palestine, Texas. November 20. = The
Moore Starr Mayfield Grocery company of
Tyler has purchased the Lewenthd Gro,
Gerry company of tn & city and expect 20 do
a large Wholesale business.