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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
A HOT TIME.
rhe Calhoun Fair Was a Very
Warm Member.

The Following Extracts Tell the Story
of C.. S. Barr. Editor ofthe Chronicle
He was There-H0w He Feels At.
ter 1t is All Oyer-Pathetic Attempts
to Hoodoo An Edit0r-How They Sue
ceeded Can Be Seen From His Plain
tive Walls.
Yes, we took $40 worth of expe-
rience with the fakirs, but that S
nothing. A New York World rep.
resentative once committed crime
for the purpose of getting in Jail,
and after his incarceration bribed
the jailor and exposed him in the
next days paper. There can be no
reform without sacrifice. We are
now prepared to say from experience
that man stands as many chances
to win when he goes up against one
of those fake games as he does to
cheat Jew out of suit of clothes
We had some thoughts on a sub
ject or two that we fully intended to
reduce to writing and publish in
this issue, but circumstances over
which we have no cantrol forbid us
from doing so now; you may look
for some red hot hits in a week or
two.
Wanted: permission to run u
chuckluek or old army game on our
premises for the next few months,
and as guarantee Of good faith we
will produce a tax receipt in our
own name, paid in this county, four
years excepted, since 1877.
In our feeble attempts to write
for this issue Of the paper, we are
confronted with many, very many,
embarrassments. But in the Ian
guage of one of old: We speak as
unto wise men: Judge We, what
we shall say"
About three hundred people saw a
prize fight in the fair ground last
Wednesday evening free of charge,
and with one accord they say it was
the best entertainment, of the kind,
ever given in central West Virginia.
As much damphoolishness as can
be couched in one sentence may be
found in the following: Il want a
few drinks to sober up on" There
is but one way to get sober, and that
is to quit drinking
The amount of gambling done on
the fair ground was a disgrace to
this or any other community.
When dealing with thugs and
thieves you may always expect to
come out second best.
1t has been recently suggested
that we need another protracted
meeting.
1t was no trouble to buy sand
witch in liquid form on the fair
ground.
1t was so lonely after the adjourn
ment of the fair.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
TWO CENTS
WHEELING GETS IT
State Grand Lodge K. of P. will
meet there next Year.

No Details Of .howlthe Thing was fixed
have been Obtained = Morgantown
wanted the Session and Number of
the Delegates are known to haYe been
Anxious to have come here-We will
go alter il again with better Luck.
Pleasant and Profitable meeting.
The Order Is i'm splendid shape all
Over the State as well rs this LOCAL.
ty.
According to the reports which
have been sent out from Sistersville
in regard to the meeting of the
Knights of Pythias meeting which
is being held there Morgantown will
not have the pleasure of entertain-
ing the next session Of the grand
lodge which will meet the second
Tuesday of next October. Wheeling
has knocked the plum and that city
will have the meeting. We are very
sorry to learn of this and will go af-
ter the meeting the next time more
determined to win than ever and we
will undoubtedly have it then.
How that matter was arranged has
not been learned as there were no
details given except that Wheeling
had been chosen. Many of the del
egates were known to faver this
place and the representations of the
first city had to be made pretty
strong in order TO get it away from
us.
The session will end to-day and it
will be the close Of the most impor-
tant and best attended session OF the
grand lodge that has ever been held
in the state. The statistics show that
the lodge in the state has grown
greatly in the last year and that its
future growth is assuredly to be still
greater. The order is one of the
most solid and substantial of all the
secret societies and it is justly popu
lar in this place.
The lodge here has been growing
rapidly within the past few years
and it has taken rank as one OF the
best societies in the town. Many
oil the young men belong TO III anu
they have made an effort to get only
the very best class Of membership.
The meeting of the grand lodge
would have helped them a great deal
in their work and it would have also
helped the town.
The grand lodge concluded its la
bors to day and the Morgantown
contingent are expected home this
afternoon or to morrow There was
an elaborate banquet served last
night which was the finest event of
| the session.
Sistersville did all that she could
do to make the visitors feel at home
and they all had a royal time. The
result of the meeting will be full of
profit TO the order and to the town
in which it was held.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14

The meaner man is the harder he
tries to lower his record.
Our worst misfortunes hover on the
brink of our apprehensions.
Nightly changes of scene break the
monotony of the actors life.
The broker who is long on wheat is
always anxious about his future.
The prettier the girl the more at
tention she seems to think she re-
quires.
s.Know thyself," says the philoso-
pher. Yes, but who is. to introduce
as?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
NOtice.tO Taxpayers.

The undersigned will be at H. G..
Bakers hard ware store on each Sat
urday until the thirty-first day of
October, 1898, for the purpose of re-
ceiving borough taxes. A discount
of two per cent will be allowed until
the above date
j. F. WEAVER, tax collector.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14
Look Ont For Frost.

The weather prediction for to-day
is: Fair and Cooler. Frost tonight
and Saturday. Ia
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14

When death stares a man in the
face and he lives to tell the tale he
spends lots of time telling it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-14

Women's shoes are naturally tight
when they are full.
Biscuit making as practiced BY some
women is hard work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

Hearne Texas. November 2.--Dr y
Doyle of Austin has accented the pos1
as conductor on the Hearne and b'1
Valley railroad. vice b. +. Hostras1
resigned.
Messrs. william Grlggsby and J. A.. ~
son OF Cause had business here yes1|
dav.
Messrs. r. l.. Duncan and j. u. y
CT MnnioId ara here today.
Mr.. Wlliam Schwartz. of the fosl
Texas regiment. was In Hearne TO-DAY
route to his home in Mexia on a furgs|
Mesdames III. b. Easterwood ana ~
Boyd and Miss Mabel Newman vlsslea /
velt Yesterday.
Valley c. Hart. noled singer VINO
Travelled with Rev. ice Jones. is IN tns
today. ~
While working at the National
Oil mall yesterday Mr.. j b, Hensle'
his foot badly mashed by heavy n
OF machinery falling on it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

Indication Ia that there VIII be no repub-
lican ticket for the county offices, although
there is q suspicion that the present negro
registrar OF deeds will be an individual
candidate, but That his ticket will not be
made pnblic until the morning OF the eloc.
hon. Should thls suspicion become
reality Ill lis believed lt will provoke
trouble ms the democrats will cons. der II
a violation of the compromise heretofore
described in Associated Press dispatches.
M does not need much stimulating mate
rial 10 increase the prevailing feeling here
ana when tho chairman CT TIE democratic
executive committee OF Columbus coundy,
adjoining New Hanover, arrived here today
and reported that the registration book
of Month Williams precinct in thit county
could not be found IL added fuel TO tne
flames. The precinct mentioned gave ~
democratic majority in 1896 and 1t 10 esu-
mated that the majority next TUESDAY
should he over 200.
AS these 200 votes would probably elect
twelve democratic Stlfe senator's and as
tho board OF registration Is controlled by
the fusionista the importance OF the Incl
dent is manifest.
This afternoon the democrats sent
Iswyer to Columbus county to take prompt
action, and II the registration book rs not
forthcoming the question will be brought
before n supreme court Judge Immediately
and DO will be compelled, under the law,
10 500 that an election Will be held In
North Williams precinct The excitement
in Columbus county Is so great that IL Is
feared personal violence may be done TO
the custodian of the registration book II
IL Is not produced.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

differeures between these two South Amer
lean rep,Iblics may be dmicably settled: =,
They have agreed that each country shaii
accent q report to consider the quest ons
involved, and If possible come TO an agres-
ment. In the event that the two Iepupll,,s
can rot come 10 satisfactory unuerssa W.
lng Il has been decided to call in MT:
pmchsnaI as the third man. The president
expressed his pleasure at uhe high honor
co ferred upon tho representative OF TINS
country and will give his formal consent
in the event that Mr.. Buchanan's services
are needed ,..u
The other visitors were Sir Julian
Pauncefote. the British ambassador, ahu
Lord Herschel. formerly lord high chancel-
lor OF England. Lord Herschel is at the
head OF the Canadian commission which IS
10 meet here on the 10th instant. HIS cal
upon the president was for the purpose OK
paying his respects.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
The Races MT Aaucduct.

New York. November 2.--Aqueduct races:
Six furlongs. selling--L Alouette. Barney
stone. Zanone. Time IA.
Mile and forty yards-Dan Rice, Merlin,
Sanders. limo LAG.
Five furlongs -Anagram, Lepida. Morning.
Time 1902 1-5
Mile and sixteenth-Warrenton, Blueaway,
Bolindea. Time l49 1-5.
SIX fnrlongs-Great Land, strangest, Cot.
Ttnny. Time 1l5
Mile and forty yards-Bardela. Campania,
Svamr Angel. Time 1;is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
BRENNAN BRIEFS.
News of the Death of County VI
Tom McDnde.

BRENNAN. Texas, November . ssJulsi
the Brenham young ladies have adopss
new fad. "a leather tie. which conslstI
a plain leather band with ordinary MI
harness buckle. The affair is worn am
the white collar.
The old awning was torn from the M
building this morning, and workmen /
preparing to put $1,000 worth OF impfa
msnts on the place. Mr.. j.. Kiber hi
from AnEleton and is superintending
work. which will consist of a new avn
new stairway OF iron and repairs
throughout. This is made necessary
The recent firsl in tine second story.
Information was received N brel5
l.lris sD1riilng chat Toni McDade, Gu
clerk of WalleN county, died at Z o0
this morning from rheumatisn He \
we'll known in Brenham, where be
n,anv frepGs. He has been clerk 10 (
county for number of Years and \
the Democratic 4s>-ainee for re- electial
John M Mathis has been invited tot
dress TIE people OF Pleasant Ill., and
accepted. He VIII 20 out with the Bnr!s
party Friday night and will sbeah To
voters in the interest of the democr
ticket.
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TODAY's RACES.
I.afonin Entries.

Seven eighths of mile selling-sorrow
Aspasia. Fourth Ward, Our Gertie Fair De-
cei>er, Rotha 80, High links, Bon Jour 1o2,
Aston Domazetta, Chat of Me. Purity. Miss C
107, Randazzo no.
Five and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1o',
The Grinder, Al STRAIT, Ed Upton, Holland,
Brigade Hardy Pardee lOT, Parakeet 1l3.
Three quarters of a mile. handicap-Pri-
mate 100 Dave S 107. Millstream l0S, Tom
Collins. Fireside 100, Alleviate ILL.,
Mile seling-Ma Angelina. Annie Oldfield
eS, Frovolo, Atordecai g6, Barbee. Magsie S
81, samovar. Caius 102, Jim Henry 1Ol,
Five eghths of mile-Nicla X, Charline,
Preliminary Malaise, Carlihe, Pansy II, Jul
Murray 100. Rubel, Rea. Diser, Rose Ash lG5.
Mile, selling-Fred Broens 96 Virgie o, Il,
b. Sack 97, Mariu 80, Dutch Comedian 1os
Don Celia 1893, Kitty b. Yuba Dam los, osric
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
TRAGEDY At coRsICANA.
One Man ana Two Women WOundeu
ana the shooter Suicidcd

One Man ana Two Women Wounded
ana the shooter Shielded.
Corsicana. Texas. November 2.-Ths
morning at the house of Dora RAYMOND.
in East Corsicana, Eugene Williams OF
Dallas entered the hall and began firing.
Dick Bryan of this county was shot recev-
ing serious but not fatal wound
Williams then continued firing. shooting
her and shot Dora Raymond in the face.
inficting dangerous but not fatal wound.
He stili continued firing and shot woman
known as Pearl in the side inflicting what
is considered TO be fatal wound
lie then turned the pistol upon himself.
sent bullet through his brain and died
Instantly.
Williams reported today that in attempt
ing to board norihbonnd freight train in
the Central yards he was thrown against
pile OF crosstes, breaking his left arm
rms report was false He had put his arm
IN spllnis and afterward went to the house
OF Dora Raymond, had an interview win
'he woman Selma, and upoa the strength OF
the broken ann story borrower SO, With
this $40 he purchased the pistol wirh which
the bloody work was done tonight. Will
ssins was about 20 wears Nd. His ren,,,,s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
CHANGE on OPINION.
Senator Kyle Has Become an AyowcL
McnmbIicnn.

ST. Paul Mimi, November Am Aber-
deem. s. D., special TO the Dispatch says:
United States Senator James H. Kyle in
an interview in the News today says; 81
repudate tho populist party management
in this State
Although still an independent ne Will
oppose the fusion until tire State has been
redeemed from tho u4nli5 Of the element
TINT now controls bllat party. He charges
being unpatrIotio IN not supporting Presi-
dent Mckinley in the war agar't a com
mon foe. He says 81 am All american
citizen. proud OF our country, prb of our
president, proud OF our army aYt uur navy
and proud Of our fag, and 40 loug as
have breath to cnp a vote 1t Shall be rec
0rdel for my country, come what win"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
coppErT At WORK.
E,pbtscer. Refused Admittnncc TO
Ills TRIMMING Quarters.

Now York, November Jim corpett' VINO
returned from West Baden Springs, Ind, on
Saturday. began his course of hard training
a. the Lenox Athletic club yesterday evening
for his twenty round bout with Tom sharkey
at tho above mentioned club on November ~.
Corrett began his work shortly after O'CLOCK
and boxed with steve O'Donnell, Jack Don-
ner fnd Tom Carey He exercised with one
pound dumb bells. wrestod with. Cornie NC
Vey, and tossed tile medicine ball TO the ia'-
ter for FULLY twenty minutes Corbott LOOKS
in flrst-class saape for the fight. Cofbett
finished his work shortly after o'clock. re
has given strict instructions that no one shall
be allowed in the clubhouse while he is in
training, and consequently all sightseers were
refused admittance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

Chicago. November 2.-Lakeside results
Aue-Frce Lady. Overland. Hindoonet
Time Las.
Five and half furlongs-Nailor, Rival Dare,
Caichas. Time 109H.
Mile and threa-slxteenths-B oanerges, Geo
Lee. Double Dummy. Time 2:01A.
SX furlongs-Boney Boy Andes, Queen Of
Song. Time lis.
Mile Hardly, surmount. Milwaukee. Time
1:t2
So, en- aud a half furongs-w. c. T., Ora
ziclla. Locust Blossom. Time 1:2SM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
CAV opEN a cnrrIs
Court Authorizes n Womnu IN In,
spect ~ Dcntl Uod,,

London November Mrs. Anna Mari,
bruce misunderstanding of the late Thomas G
bruce. who che asserts, was In fact and IN
law the fourth duke Of Portland. obtained !
hnai order In the high cour, OF appeals TODAY
directing tho chancellor and faculty 81 III
o ona,' OF London TO Issue her a permit Ia
open and inspect the coffin. now In me wants
on higt-ate cemetery. ALLEGED 10 coniain IN
Isii ~ OF hsr iatAer,in-law or a man buried
~ sat lnp it bruce, The appeal court dis.
il ~ n me appeal cf MIR. Young the executor
o. Drnce. against a decision allowing The ex
nnin s q the body granted IN AUGUST las,
n w. sir Francis Henry Jeune. pfesid nj Of ths
the high court OF Justice. Ni''''o" VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
Makes People We'll

The one true specific I'd diseases .rida|
from adebilitated nervous system is Psiusi]
celery compound, so Centrally prescrib,,|
by physicians. It is probAbly the most N
markable remedy that the tcientific rsssasal
of this country has PRODUCED. Prof. Edvlsl
f. Phelps. NJ. D.. L. l.. H., of Dartmosaj
college first prescribed what is now know
the world over as Paine's celery compour!
a positive cure for dyspepsia, biliousnes
liver complaint, neuralgia, rheumatism. i!
nervous diseases and kidney troublr
Pane's celery compound has suceeedaI
again and again where everything elss ~
failed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
CAMPAIGN in new YORK.
Roosevelt Chafes Under the Open Charges
Made by Tammany'S Chief.
BOASTS or HIS POLICE ADMINISTRATION.
Teddy Claims that He Purified New
York and Had the Laws Enforced.
WanamnlSer Accused.

r,o,.av.a, he,s, his sr,aecbnalsinr 10 the
~, ,.,,a,.
LVhs isi'huers VVua9 peAoi0 lne
men Oh tne CITY MAD tinlsneu Dreahlast, anu
before noon had addressed audiences at
- - - .-.,z -. a.. ,ino 80 .ho
~" "a more "'".i'i' "'onh 'Ns 'lA " ~,
Long Island railway. hls pllnelpai Topic
was Richard Croker, via last night at
tackled Colonel pooeeyelt,s administration
~ 49, ,.,,ta a,,,a,.,.,,,,, ,,,r,,,s, ,ta ,,a,cr
VI one poiice oep'i 1i'ishe ou''l's o'o 1'~' "
atty or Mr.. Strong. AL southampton LOT
example. Colonel Roosevelt said that II the
fern,,c,,,tic ,,ctet WAS alcoted II meant
80, -,
mat every seoreheeper IN the S'>l'e "ou'u
be laid under tribute 10 Tammany ball.
.Tammany." he said, 'Salready black
.,,. -, ,,,.,,, 80, ,,,so
'ii"''' NV '''',' N'oN''
VINO thrive on VICE. Dut IL Is 10" peslh-
ming to levy tribute upon honesty, where
honsstv 10 t,.,irless and ~ WIN eIaet Tam
mnny Won viii assist in thst operatiou."
g,he nun az rho day 1,loaed Win Two big
ras't,ss ~, ~ el,rshint, ~ 4 o'ciocl. ann
cne m Tong Isinnd t,ay, The hall in Fl,sh.
iny Nae ianmnd 20 t6a doors and he re-
| ne1vsd an ota,ion "
AZ ono tsIanJ CIV colon,l Roosevelt
| o,sin receiynd a sn,en,,ld walcone
GoIoneI Isooseyeif hst,on hts sneech al
/ ru,siinl, a., oSsfr,t,s -, hiS III onno.
- Us " r.o,1', o - az, van WI,
and ,bnn hs nrocea,iad ,n rs,iv ia tbe Far,
n n,s,,,s 49, nv, ME- adN,inistrat Ion Of The
,lnit, Ig,,,,t '-' r,ai i3ooi,'ait LA
| p'',1 80, 80 N'''
80 IA ,,,,a.u.., . n,.
~ a.taens my 'i'i4i,t',N' 'oi Va tn-
poi'uo Gel'a itilieNe slouiu po sVllS ~, ~
49, 49, u !, NJ Hisi iteu nas pta'Sr M. Mi
Ctoher lhNpNe" we tes.itiony vi W.
as'iast Juage D~ly ah9 now ne y, nlhseii
test.iies asal.st ny, "eli NO may. ~ suss
III eHect ma uhNer my suliiih etla ~. ~
crime wen uhpuh sheu' Ihal statement is
simply untrue. Near inc elose OF my -Me
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
RemnrilnbIc Rats in Kansas.

Blame the Kansas City Star If you q
believe this rat story. 1t is about hov
eggs got away from the drug store soda
tain. The clerk says he was awake and
it ALL This is the tale:
with the stealth of Spanlards two 81
eyed fellows approached and climbed uns
soda counter. Selecting an egg at the
of the basket, the bigger of the two
olasped it with ali four feet holding IL
t. his body. Then third rat appeared
threw himself on his back on the countet
rectly under the rat vino clasped the
about four inches above him.
"These details being completed, the SEX
rat laid hold of the first rats tail and "
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Running at onkInnd.

maries:
Seven furlongs-Judge stouffor. Fashion
Plate, Magnus. Time :2S.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures, Bliss
Ruofer. Coda. Time 40.
Five furlongs-Tenor. Los Medanos, Limo
Water Time 1:03H.
Nile aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Cromwell,
Grady. Time f:i7h
Five and half furlcngs. high weight han
dhar-Yemen. Highland Ball. Valenciennes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
wanamaIser Accused OF SANDER.

Pittsburg, Pa. November 2.Han. John
WannUnalter. who Is making a tour OF
Beaver county today speaking at Rochester
New Brighton and Beaver Falls. was
served With summons of trespass IN Sian
der when he step9.fl or the train nj Roeh-
eser, The asltaft rs Thomas VI. Robin
son. fefm rly State printer at HARRISBURG
Mr.. NEovi raier recently crltlelzal his
nlanagenseE ~, of the State orintlag office
Tho summons is lturnahle Tho first Nom
lay OF December.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03

Cincinnati, November 2.-Latonia results:
SIX furlongs, selling-Turtle Dove, Primate,
Governor Taylor. Time 117h.
Five furlongs-Georgie, Crinkle, Piccola.
Time :O3h
Miie-Tutuilla, Can l See EN-. Dr. Pitts
Tine 1881.
Nile, all agcsGuess Me. Madallo, Sir Rolla.
Tine 1:42.
Five furlongs--Pretty Rosie. Euko. Fries
lahd. Time 1:03A.
MileIndra. Elusive. Egbart. Time 1:4s1s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
Five Ecnrs for Arsnn.

Waco. Texas. November 2.-The Jury in
The case OF Sam Hirsch. charged with burn
ing his tabor shop. brought in a verdict
of guilty after bling hung up three ur
four days and assessed his pun! shmenl at
five years in the Denitentiary.
r l.. Johnson. the lawyer charged with
the murder OF Jim WILSON, a negro saloon
porter. was acquitted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
Fair for 81. Louis.

o. LOUIS No. November 1.-The commit
'es OF private citizeas appointed to discuss the
suploet ana determine in what manner the
seh.shnia' anniversary OF the purchase OF The
haye docided-and will so mako nnblis re,s,r:
IN 'ns. ths holding of the Worlds fair ia 1900
s m,n o. Lhs better way TO honor tho event and
be succcssfuiy h ed a taat such fair eau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
BUSINESS MATTERS.
Anpointed Trnstec.

Waxahache TeSas, November as. W
srencer Of this city was appointed trustee
Of the d. Brin stock having received more
votes Than Charles Edwards OF Ennis for
the same position, The amount of claims
allowed WINS abou, $4,000, A small por-
tlon were knocked out for being improperly
presented
Rev, II. ~ Barrett Is oond1ntiau re-.
rival ut the Baptist church
Mrs. w. G. Williams gave a Hallow-
cen party.
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HOW THEY GOT THE EGG.

h!El off the basket, and, presto the rat J
on his back caught him and the egg was
ly landed on the counter. ~
I'm jiffy rat No. 9 and rat No. 8 drsi
their living egg along tue marble coun.a
q place underneath where shelf proe
ou. Here the two rats scampered doWu
OF view behind the counter, first leavnS
rat holding the egg at the very edge.
Next the rat acting as the egg-slea
iibefately dropped over the edge, back oT
ward. The clerk did not see the rest o.
proceedings, but supposes the rats UNDER,
caught him. AT any rate. in few mon,
the two rats appeared. swiftly dragsng 7
comrade and the egg across the floor o.
back 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
saloon aud Rcstnuraut n.rne,,

Waco. Texas. November 2,--The Cosmo,
SELDOM and restaurant on Austla avenue
burned this morning gNhe building. which
was owned by $. Arehenhola was ban IT.
tie damaEed ana Il covered by Insurance.
The fixtures In tho restaurant ars tat,t
loss. Il xurtd in thn America cenfrai tnr
$1,000, The fixtures helonred 70 II. MAYER.
Gus Lurstord Owned the saloon, stock fnil,
'nnuned for The little damage done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-03
Gariington Aanin Cony,,,.a

Fort Worth. Texas. November 1.-THE
Jury In the case OF Jim Gasl.neton. on trial
Tor assault 10 murder came In AID room to-
day. after being out sincs D. m. yesterday.
with verdict OF guilty. assessing his
punishment al two wears in the peniten-
tiary, This Is the last Of The train robhs r
cases for the nresent. The second murder
case against CarlinEton VIII come up IN
January.