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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-28
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
George Anderson Is On Trial Charged with
Murderlal Oliver Nayes.-
TUCKER CASE HAS BEEN GIVEN TO JURY
The ClevelarA Capstaitsts Are IN
sr~ctinE Gulf Hsorts--Locai Items
and Personals.

Beaumont. TeNas. December 27.--Gecrge
Anderson this morning went 10 trial IN tue
district court on an indictment charging
murder OF Oliver Nayos. Tho killing &C.
CURED on the morning OF November IS,
. double barreled shotgun being used, both
barrels OF which were fired into Naycs.
The deocased aai,l defendant were brothere-
in-law, ami tho shooting 0courred at the
huma of the formers wife. AZ tho inquest
the witnesses examined testified that a
few momerHs preceding the shooting the
deceased was wbIpping his wife. She
called for help and her brother. the de-
fendank. responded with a shotgun.
Anderson says that as he approached tho
house Nuyes ghrcitened to XIII him and he
fined both barrels OF the gun at him. iIo
further stated taat when no shot Naycs
was standing in the door OF the house, bu,
when found his body was lying In the
mdddle OF the street. After the shooting
ANDERSON went to tho shcriff aud surren-
dcred.
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HILL COUNTY HOLOCAUST.
"Ftncr Facts as to the Rurninr n,
Mrs. 1sbelI aud DnurItcr

Facts as to the Burning Of
WIS. isbell aud Daughter.
Hafisboro, Texas. December 2I-Tha no, :
ocaust ait osceola yesterday, in which Mrs
lsbell and her daughter, Mrs. oss,e No
. .Une ana baby, persisted, is the saddest
unstl ever occurred In this county. Adj.
tional reports show the following fnrts :.
mrs. lsbell, widow. lived with her sons
Joe and Jack. on the Walter Wallace farm
Jack was oil spending the HOLIDAYS. Mrs
ossie Malone, daughter OF Mrs Isbell
ana her month-old baby we're spending thu
holidays with Mrs. lsnell
MIS- lsbell rose early and cooked break
last yesterday morning. Ossie went to Mis-
fathers, where he lived. to heap law a
moor. Joe and Mark Ellis went to picking
cotton. When Mrs. Malone got up the evil
dence shows that she took a fiye- gallon
kerosdne can TO the cook stove and poured
OIL i'm the stovo TO rekindle the Are. It
ignited and exploded instantly, tearing the
can to fragments and throwing her against
the corner OF t(he room Her death was
prdraIbly instantaneous. The explosion
threw burning oil all through the house
and 1t flashed up like powder When hep
arrived the women were dead. money
purse was found In front OF the house
which had evidently been thrown there
by Mrs. Isbell. whose fist impulse was to
get the baby the flames and smoke suffo-
Gated her. She fell near the baby with her
head at the Nitcnen door.
Old mem who witnessed the burning of
the house and saw THE sIhriveled bones
after they were secured from the embers,
say they nsver saw anything SO sickenins.
Veterans OF two wars, who witnessed fear
full scenes on battleflelds in the mangled
bodies of dead soldiers. say they never
saw anything SO heartu'endlng.
The ashes of the dead were inferred In
the Osceola cemetery today.
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laying unins n Avenue A To- nv ~.
tenn OF water wurke By which Q vefy ~
pcraor dfanAnnx water Will be given ~
people Of Temple Tue system Will b
limited to tho business pert Of ~ c1ty -
the present.
The annual report Of ths 0vaS. ,Colorado
and Santa Fc railroad hcspi<al at this
place shows ba2l medical paticntS ana 1879
SURGICAL patients treated therein the past
twelve months.
+ Charlie Dickson the i0-year-oid son o.
+. r. Dickson, was horcbly cut BY run.
ming Into . hnrb wire fence last might
while trying to cecSpc from number OF
larger boys who werc pursuing tIm with
Roman candles and firecrlckers. The
boys face head. neck and arms are very
BADLY cut. number OF arrests are ex-
pectcd TO DO made shortly as result Of
che AFFAIR.
The social gsyctics OF the week. between
Christmas and New Years. begins tonight
with a grand bail by the young men Of
Temple Ell Glover Club hail. and a recap
lion by the woman's Literary club at Mr..
r. L. NtcKnigNt's pretty home. All this
week will be one OF social functions.
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LocAra NOTES.


Congressman S. B. Cooper returned last
Night, having been called home by III,
serloqis Illness OF his mother. 44
Charles Clarke 4 Co., dredging contract
oie received another cutter for one OF
their big dredges this morning.
Since last reported marriage licenses
have been issued to Ben Berry and Corne
lia Daniels. John Smith and Mrs. Jane
Butler.
There should be a number on every
house within the corporate limits by JAM
uany IS. George Oh. Milard. chairman OF
the street and bridge committee is pre-
pared TO furnish either numbers or infor-
nation TO all inquirers.
A white man giving his name az Murphy
died at the charity hospital last might. The
man had been in the hospital several days.
and as his mind WIS unbalanced he was
known as the crazy man. His deah was
caused by a complication OF d,seaseS
The Charity club expects record
breaking audience al the Isouiac Breiany
concert. The COMPANY 's reported as being
without a superior as a musical orgarizl i
ton and would doubtless play 10 gaol
business. even though gooly portion of
the receipts was mot destined for local
charities.
A jolly party from Arkansas arrived over
the Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf IN s
morning and departed Immediately for the
Taylor's bayou country 10 enjoy eniEe and
duck shooting. The party b,d three
waconloads OF camp equipment, annmuni-
tion, etc, and are fixed for comfort AS well
as sport
There was pleasant dance at the city
hall last night ct which the ratio OF gen
tlemen to ladies was about two to one.
The ladies present were Misses Fannie Ds-
Wis. Sophia Levy. Sadie Reynolts OF LIKE
Charles. Eddie Ogden. Pearl Carlton OF
Tyler, Ida jarrett. seawillow Caswell and
Mrs. y. Emery.
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Ander.on Items.

Anderson, Texas, December a6.--Mrs
Ann Todd and family are spending Christ
mas with her brother, ]. NJ. Borgess.. at
Hampstead.
Pat Fuqua of West. Texas. is here. Wis
iting his mother.
sister In Washington county.
Will Holder is visiting his mother IN
Mississippi. s,,
Mrs. Lottie He'll and son Frank Will
spend eight weeks az San Antonio.
A. W. Boyd, ESQ, OF Houston Is mere on
legal business. .,.,.,
Dudley Brown is at Big Springs visiting
his sister. .-,., ,,o,b
err at Beaumont. o,,r,,.o,
lobe Williams. after spending Christmas
with his sister, has returned to Beaumont
t1is home.
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from New Orleans and intend TO remain
until Thursday when, Il ss Understood. they
will % to San Antcnlo.
Miss Stokes is a sister Of Arson Pheaps
STOKES famous New York lawyer. Bar
oncss Haikett 10 hi dAughter The Pheips.
Stokes family Is one or IL ms prornt.
nent in New York. and Is not oNly num-
bered in the Four Hundred. hut wound te
near the head OF the list In the Seventy
society = .''-g 3 Il
INhe ladies' are ssid TO Be merely making
trip through the South 20 escape the
riTorOis winter weather of the North. |,
the beautiful weather Galveston has been
having for tho last ten days continue they
are sure 10 have " good opinion of South
Texas as a winter resort.
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GENERAL MERIwErHEn DEAD.

he Dropped ON the street and Lived
Only n short Time Thereafter.
San Antonio Texas, December 27--Gen-
eral W. r. Merswether, Well known In
Confederate circles over the South. died
today, aged So years. while on the street
this morning ne fell to tine sidewalk un.
conscious and was removed TO bis home.
where he fingered until tonight. when hs
died. Death Is said TO have resulted from
heart failure
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REGULAR ARMY ESL,srMnSrs.
Nearly Six Hundred Men Have been
Secured nj DnIInS.

Nearly Six Hundred Men Have Been
Secured nj DnlIns.
Dallas, Texts. December 21.--Lleutepani
Lanbnch, In charge Of the recruiting sta
tion OF the regular army at Dallas today
started ten resr,llts to Fort Stevens, Ore
Lieutenant Uaubach says he wants nifty
able-bodied men at once for the Seven
teonth .nfartry. now In the Philippines
Tho recruits will sail from New York on
january l5 and 10 via the Mediterranean
ard the suez canal, and returning will
come acroGs the Pacific TO San Francisco
thus getting trip around tho world.
During tho current month Lieutenant
LaNpbach hns enlisted forty-flve men and
he lacks t,pt three OF having enlisted 600
regulars Mt the Dallas station this yenr, but
he has four days to go on 10 make up the
GOO before the year ends.
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canton Matters.

Canton. Texas. December rs. Merchants
all report good holiday trade.
Fpfty-shree marriage licenses were issued
duranz the past month. which is good
showing.
Mlss Alice Davis. the accompiishsa
daughter OF County Attorney ". a. -
nax,Is was married this evening 10 MI.
o. IL. Strong OF Marshall.
There is sin some talk Of the new rail-
road through hare 20 Sabine Pass. Tne
friends OF The ROAD are quite ssnguine'
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Gus ,, went into the cells; On so,nv ,,..
enc enc, cell In which NUM- had bsen =, , '.,S
r lvutd him lying on his face dead M M NJ
haS III says that in his opinion the m
v, su aSl oeen dead long. The remains were r.
tica =, ~ oiSy Phystcian Graves and Jus
this vor w'e Ieace stuart about O'clock
deve,one sn' ~. ata the inquest procsedi.g )
hS arps,la .ne TACT that the deceased dea
~ apoplexy auperinda,ced /. s,c,s uieu
p ~, NUM- was man about a. vnan.
orc ana unmarried and AS far - % years
'ea'nea mad no relatives in Austin inv "
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WILL BE REBUILT.

National Cotton Seed OIL MIL VIII
shut Down for Scasop. However.
Denascn. Texas. December 26,--The Ma
tbcnai cotton seed oil plant, nearly all de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning, VIII be
rebuilt. but WIN be closed town the balance
OF the season Two hundred men are thrown
cut OF employment. The plant was fully
covered by Insurance. Manager Feagle
said today that the boss might go as h gh as
SIS. 600 The plant represent an outlay OF
s25O.O0O. The impression prevails that the
fire YVES Of an inoendiary origin. The autv.
matic fire extanguishM wsiId not worh anu
had annarcntly been tampered with.
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STREET. RAILROAD MAGgN,ArE.

c. Halfway. n gentleman who is largely
interested In The electric street railroads
of Cievelani. Ohio. was in the city this
manager OF the Cleveland baseball club.
The gentlemen are on u tour OF Southern
oilies with the especial purpose of<Dspeet-
ing guilt ports. They had visited Calves
ton and this morning they went to Sabine
Pass Grld viii probably go TO Port Arthur.
The gentlemen will carne back to Benu
mont before returning North. Mr.. Ha u
way Gays the people OF the Middle West are
becoming interested In the Texas coast
country. and he is OF the opinion that
within few years the products OF Oh o.
Indiana and Illinois Will go to European
markets through ports ON the Gulf of Mex
loo
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A Little boy kiIled.

Terrell, Texas, December 26.--Roy sib-
ley, a boy aged years. was shot in the
breast and killed last night while walking
home late with his mother from a Christ
mas tree at the colored church. There We're
others i'm the parity who were shooting
Roman candles and fire crackers. Two
negro men passed the crowd when one OF
them fired shot from a pistol, which
struck tho Sibiey boy in the breast. He
turned to his mother, cEutched at her dress.
saying II am shot, and suddenly expired.
,ffartnhpD Lewis. colored, is under arrest.
Another shooting occurred near the col.
ored Methodist church In free for all
row near there Jack Grissett received a
serious wound from bullet in his side.
Terren, Texas, December 27-Hartman
Lewis, colored, who fired at a crowd of
negroes Saturday night and killed Roy
Slbley, years old. had his examining trial
today. His bond was placed at $1,000
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n,.v nurned to Death

Hutto. Texas, December 26.--on Saturday
evening whsle the little b-year-old son Of
o,csr Anderson was paying camping OUT
.s,b bs li,tae brother and sister his cloth
ing caught on Are and he was burned %
death. His remains were inferred IN tne
swadiuh cemetery at Palm Valley today.
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s...,,rer shot Mt PnIestine

Palestine, Texas, December 2S.--James
watts a Young man of this city, shot and
seriously wounded man by the name OF
Barnes last night some two ana nan
miles In the country. Barnes is unknown
here. 1t is not believed that ne VIII sur
vive. Watts is in jail awaiting me result
of Barnes injuries. - !,
This morning Sheriff Cook received a
TELEGRAM from Sheriff Reagan OF Cherokee
co,,,stv asking him to arrest Barnes ana
his travelling companion, who also goes by
the name of Barnes. The wounded barnes
a. varv low and the other ore Is in jail
awaiting the coming of Sheriff Reagan Tor
him
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.,.,acnt. ~ niIIsboro.

Hrlsboro, Texas. December 81. = Last
night Mrs J, G. Pless OF Hubbard got
her thumb and two fingers blown off by
giant fIrecracker while shooting fire
crackers with her children.
Yesterday w. e.. Weatherby OF near
Hubbard dropped pistol on the floor. y
was discharged, the ball passing tnrousn
his lag and producing bad wound.
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NEGRO FARMER MURDERED.

ut. Rody was Afterward Crematcd
by the Burning of the House.
Ceoyeton. Texas December 26.--Jim
Wood. a we'll TODD colored man. who lived
about ten niles from Groveton. and near
Pennington. was murdered last Saturday
night in his little store house on his farm
snd the house burned. Particulars can not
be obtained. The news Of the killing did
not reach Groveton till this morning. sher-
III j. @. Collins fastened TO the scene OF
.Ibe tragedy and has not yet returned.
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Rc.ult Of ExaminIng TRIAL.

grookshire. Texas. December 27-The
examining trial Of Paul Malina as prntapsl
and John slsDdna. sr., and John Hfuska
Ana Frank Malina as accomplices in the
shooting Of ANTON Madina, which occurred !
SUNDAY, was concluded si.y. A..
MAMMA and Stamina, Sr., we're put uncer
a $500 bond 10 await the action OF the
grand Jury
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negro beaten 10 Death.

ssrvan. Texas. December u I'm dilh-
Guilty Saturday night between nsk1oe a.
noonvslne. this county. Charles pisNs WISE
na,ly beaten up. from which he has since
dicd WIN. Porch. I'd and kicnana s.ss-
ling came N and suTfsDN co ~
osre. They claim seif-oeiense'
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CHARTDREn

rue Following corporations filed char
'',s with the secretary of state today.
.,a.,' -. D a Land company. Capita,
s ssueh $1,000: Royal A. Ferris. John n
soc,atsan > Protective and Benevolent a.
Georea o, aaiveston. lncorporators;
James James J. Reagan, George Reason vvsi,as,
Neunan, II. Davidson. iNeasa"' "iiiiam
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Evcnt. ~ MiInno.

Milano, Texas. December 27.--The two
society events OF Christmas week here
are the ball at the Junction house given In
honor Of visiting young ladies'. which cc-
Cured last night. and the masquerade
which Will occur tonight at Prof. w. II.
Smiths.
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SURPRISE PARITY.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Wiess
was stormed last night by "a jolly party of
young married people and a most delisha-
full evening was spent. Tho party GOA
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Fletcher Mr..
and Mrs, II. y. Fletcher, MIR. and Mrs. II.
Stern, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Wless. MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Long. Mr.. II, a. Stone and
Miss Ruth Waess we're also present.
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EXCURSION TO CUBA.


Cdcnel Ike Pryor busted himself today
curslon OF cattlemen to Cuba after the
convention which is to be held here in
january
When the idea OF trip TO Cuba was adj
vanced 1T was supposed that 1t would be
difficult to get up a party of fifty. but from
present Indications ii WIN be hard to keep
the number below 200. ALI the cattlemen
would like to see Cuba. Some OF them
have a sentimental yearnlng. but the ma
jorlty want 10 investigate the situation
with a view to business. They think Cuba
is gong 10 buy great numbers OF beeyes
fll.ln the United States and they want to
chip In and have hand In the game. In
cidentally, those who bring their wives
to the convention wtsuldn't object 10 the
ladies having the benefit OF the sea trip
lnd the pleasure OF visiting the historic
city OF Havana.
Colonel Pryor wants TO make a dead Win
the Mallory line to lake his party from
hers to Havana and return. The Mallory
people. ii is said, would prefer TO take the
llgrlns 10 Key West, and there transfer
them to the steamer that Dlies between
that port and Havana
If as many as 200 parsons 80 on the eS :
cur5ion II Will be necessary TOT Sool
many of the cowmen TO bunk IN the steer
age On the way over. the Mallory steamers
have cabin accommodations for only about
s,.Senty-fiye pcrscns.
The cattlenie,n's convention Is TO be held
from january II 10 the 20th. The excuf-
sion Will be as soon after the latter GATE
as convenient.
Galveston has more concern IN this Trip
10 Havana than would be appreciatef at
the first glance. II the caltltmen enter
into business connections with the cattie
dealers CT Cuba the bulk Ct the IN pmenls
VIII unieabtedly 60 through tins port me
cattle sihipmemts that have mus iar Deen
made to Cutia via this Lone Star line ate
but trailing In comparison with what may
be expected il ills trade Is developed 10 Inc
proportions expected. -
The cattle business is not pne Only .Fs
seek industry THAT these man WI ioek
i,a,5a. Cuba has need OF horses. mules, sheep
and hogs In, great numbers TO take the place
~ rot alone those sntmals that nave pesh
destroyed i'm tlhs three years OF wariare'
but TO meet the requirements OF the W.
ture. II the Cuban demand hor I'VE slock
Is anywhere near as large as the mos.
conservative Of the siockmcn understand y
win be Galveston will hsye to Lad many
cargo for Havana AMI other places Ia Tue
Island Within the next twelve months.
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Suicide nj san Antenio.

San Antonio, Texas December "a. Theu-
doe wlsagmann, aged 35. committed sui
eide today by shooting himself baroush the
head. He has been 10 III health for some
time and the rash act Was committed 10
tit OF dependency.
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Cameron. Texas. December 27.--A 49,
non cracker exploded in the hands Of Hpw-
ard Buslsin. takiug on two fingers. break
Ing the thumb Of hts right hand. badly and
painfully tearing The flesh IN the pim -
his left hand. He may loss he thume.
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REWARD RENEWED

:, . ne governor today renewed the reward
81 ., woo offered for the arrest and convIc,,o.
VI =, Junh Newman. charged with the m israor
uary, 1897. >ounes IN jan
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nRrrrsH cI.Ifn sMoKER .

The fourth smoking conccrt o< the Brit
ish club wail be given tomorrow evening,
commencing at s o'clock in tho rooms OF
the club IN the r. s. Levy building. The
concerts OF The club are delightful affairs,
Usually they arc more social than musical,
but there IS always a good programme for
the entertainment az the guests. The con-
cent OF tomorrow evening will be no OK
cepticn. $50
+ The British club has developed into one
OF the most popular and successful orgaN-
izattons of the city and Is playing no 10.
considerable part in making this port a
faSori.e ono with tho man who rules the
thip' .s
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HoTEI, ARRIVALS.

at the fremont; j. C. Brinn and wife
Del RIO. Texas: j. u. Parnham, San An
tonic; r. b. Baer Houston; D. o. Cal
lsner. Ireland; +. G. Psocttr. Victoria;
A. p Borden. Pierce. Texas; C. ID. Kemp,
Wharton; Charles Butte, Austin; w. l..
Hall, G. w. Wallace. d. o. Love Whar-
TON; Sam Loucheim. Philadelphia; "A, o.
Blum. Hoaiston. G.. w. Miller, Winfield,
Ksn.; ! I. Pryor, San Antonio; W. J.
Mcdonald. Collingsworth, r. II. Good
wyn, city: D. McReynolds and wife, Hous-
ton: JOSEPH, Gilbert, Austin; w. P. Regan,
Felix jackson. Port Layaca; Julius Hifsh,
Philadelphia; Julius Weiss New York; b.
Stokes New York: baroness Halken. Eng
land: Miss v. l.. Mitchell, West Virginia;
Miss johnson. New York; #. W. Root, De-
troit; e. Dekay, Fort Worth; w. 7. Love
and wife, Temple; +. C. McReynolds. Sa-
bine Pass. d. G. Rockrel1, Kansas City;
S. H. Moss, Cleburne: j. w. Branhall,
Kansas CITY.
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Mains for New Water SuDDly Delng
Laid-santa re Hospital.
Temple. Texas. December 7.-Mr w A.
Barclay az ths Temple NatAtorium Water
Works compnny, began work YESTERDAY
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JDssE AUSTIN ARRDSrEp.

Jesse Austin the young negro who on
yesterday accidentally shot aud perhaps
fatally wounded R5bert G. Railton, WAS
arrested at IL O'Clock this morning. by De-
tective Whittlesew Austin was on tho way
TO his mothers home.
He made no attempt to escape and
told tho officer he intended to come to the
stataon end give hsnsef zip,
Two charges of assault With inten. to
nl,irlor were entered against Austin on
the police records in accordance with the
warrants swor'n out before Justice Hirsch-
berger yesterday.
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SUITS TRANsFERprn

me SUIT OF the State of Texas axa,nst
Tue Iexarkana and Fort Smith railway ba.
co1Drjty.
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cocrrry LADIES TOURING.

Miss @. Phelps Stokes OF New YORK, Bar
onsss Halkett Of England. Miss v. L.
yitcheli Of West Virginia and Miss john
son Of New York are Registered 81 tne iie-
mont hotel. Tnsy arrived this imagining
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DIED IN JAIL.

about ~ o'clock a telephone
- received at police headquar-
"a, Mr. Gesswein's bakery. stating
y me employees was creating a
aaa tisrca'enirg Mr.. Gesswein.
~ ou, : baker in the employment
~ us bakery, was threatening TO
~ Of Herman Gesswesn. officer
eo the man under arres, ara
70 tho station. The prisoner
RughlsI searched before beng
n cen. This mprninG about $3.50
49, AcoaehaA - = has usual