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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
MARION WILLIAMS.
Alleges that w. W. NcInts Has NOT
Vet Nefnrmch His POiItics.

| Taylor. Texas. November 26.--Marion
| " lliams. who was q delegate-at- large
from T,Nas to the St Louis convention in
$50, ana an elector on the popullst ticket
from this Cthe Ninth) district, being asked
| wast he thought of Hon. w. w. Nelms
| returning 10 the democratic party said:
well, i SEQ that you fall into the same
rror that other democratic newspapers
Nelns has returned 10 the democratic PAY.
ty.' Read the interview carefully and You
viii see that Mr.. Nelms Wees not return
10 Ne democratic party, but says IN so
many words that the democratic party has
come TO him in their adoption of the Chi.
cago platform. believe that helms un,
derstands the financial question rs well US
any man n Texas. believe that he knows
laa record OF the democratic party as we'll
as any man in ithe United States. know
that he Is honest and patriotic In the
interview in question. Mr.. Nslms does not
abandon one s!ngc principle Of populism,
hui only admits that tire Chicago platform
is a step In the right direction. lie vir-
tually admits that ne Loss not believe In
a redeemnb>e PAPER money and does not
abandon his idea OF the referendum and
government ownersh.p of public utilities.
II think my old fr,tnd is little hi,
previous III allsninS nllusSil Win inc ueul>
o,rat,c party for he may, in order 70
follow us convictions, have 10 quit them
again In 1900. The election OF geld stand
ard democrats IN the East ans the defeat
Of fus .onists In the West points to the fact
that In 1900 such men as Hill. Croker, Cor
man, Brice and others 81 the Eastern de-
mceacy will again take control OF the
democratic party and control its platform
and dictate Its Nominees. Then where will
all true friends Of silver bsY VIII Mr..
Nellns follow them in n s,radile or a re-
pudlason az the CHI oago platform? think
not, 4. know him and. as l said before. he
Is honest and while n majority OF tho demo-
Gratis IN Texas wNunS fellow the lead OF the
party every true man would unite with
some organization TO overthrow the rule OF
the money power.
While l believe that the democratic
psriy has tekeu a step >n the interest OF
the masses. yet We have no assurance that
they VIII not abandon their cause as soon
as they feel assured that the princinles OF
popuilsm ere sure enough dead and buried,
at Is tlme enough In 1900 after the dem.
ocrats rettarate their Chicago platform and
nominate Bryan or some patriot like him
for pcpulists 10 abandon their party ana
leave It again to be wrecked az was the
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ptLors ARRESTED.

The three independent pilots. G. Peter
son. OTTO oleson aad Gus Christians. N,
who started in to dc business at Cha port
in Imposition to the pllors associa ion.
were taken INFO custody this morains
ana are now under bocd The arrest was
made by Sherln Taomas on Information
filed IN the cr,nlsnl district court yes,er-
day afternoon by Lawson Luth, mem. az
of the filo.s' ASSOCIATION and ONE OF tn
regular bnpach pilots, Tao compliant
ilAed by Pilot Luth alleges tina, Mes r..
Petersen, oieson and Chnstiansen. on No
vemper %, did Wlawiuliy. w!lfuily AMI
falsely assume and pretend TO be executive
ottleers OF the State OF Texas In uaas taey
did board certain steamships aad BRING
them mto The port Of Galveston.
The bond OF each of she Independent
pilots was fixed at $780, which they readily
gave.
The cases are SET for trial before Judge
Gavin on Wednesday OF next week.
G. Pe,elson was seen Ghis afternoon and
he did not seem 10 be greatly DISTURB d
over the arrest. He said the Independent
pilo,s would SO TO sea ton-ghi and would
Offer their services TO any ships that came
alons. They have brought In five steam
ships so far
lsoyejoy, sampson & Malevlnsky and
Siubbs a. Stuhbs are attorneys Tor The
Pilots association In this matter No h
Allen represents the defendants. h
smiled at the nature OF the compiaint and
said he would score victory In the courts.
(Mr Chris Fox OF Galveston lisst n ght
'phoael The Post; ~ have a ietter from
Governor Culherson, dated az Austin. April
II. 1928, In which be says Call the atten-
tlon OF pilot commissioners 10 the appica-
ti0a of Gus Peterson and have them act. II
bs right my Information is that he Is a
good man and excellent pilot aud would
serve In That capacity aeeeptably.'
."The pilots, without meeting or the
pilot commissioners, appointed three depu-
ties. who are nearly al new men at this
pert. and never considered such men as
Davidson, and the two McCluskeys. whose
fathers were pilots twenty or thirty years
ago, and their sons have worked on the bar
since they were old enough. and Aloxa,li,r
McCopper who served as branch pilot
at Indiaaola and yelasco under Governors
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HoTEL ARR.lAIS.

At the fremont: w. Renieman, Louis
willie, Ky; NJ. NJ Hall. Omaha; Albert Of
mar, a. w. Wood, New York, w. +. Will
Jams. Muncle, Ind: f. A. Fulwiler, Chi
cago; w. G. Loggen. Louisburg, Tenn.
j. NJ. Cotton, Houston; w. H. Coffin,
Cleveland; Il. Howard, New York l.. L.
Clark, Chicago; w. A. Bonner, Dallas; l..
sydney, e. Lewis, St. Louis; Charles w.
Haynes, NJ. Lssouer A. Bach, Richard
LHahn, New York; John j. Jameson md
wife, Missouri \. j. j. Miller \. w Nc
steamship Bcndi; Joe Burns, San Antonio;
s. Goldman. Palestlne j. n. Notow, Beat
mont, W. NJ. Gilbert d. L. Garrison. Jr.,
st. louis; John Young, Chicago; John c.
Hogan. Boston; Il. II, Robbins, Sau Diego,
cal; j S, Davies. Rochester; w. ].
Kelley, Chicago; William h. Mctzger, De-
trot NJ b. Ruggles New York; 4. II.
Carpenter, Alabama; Frank b. Leland, De-
trO!t.
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A REcoRp BREAKER

The Industrial Lumber company, which
owns saw mills at silobee and Cali on TIC
Cailf. beaumont and Kansas City railroad,
las tsia'bl shed a shipping record that IS
never excelled and seldom equalled !, few
days aga thsy delivered within twelve
i1o,Is thirty cars of lumber 10 the Kaysee
or shipment. twt,nty- three OF tie cars
coming almost direct from the saw at their
BIG mill at Call Station. The next day
hey got out nineteen cars and were Il
lpot for inability to secure cars the com.
pany woul1 easily have made an average
twenty cars per day for the entire week
The company has lately employed Mr.. Jack
Srnir1, we'll known expert. TO supcr,n-
tgnd the Call mill, and it Is now expss.ei
u:at the mills Will keep pace with the en-
ergelic young men who control the dos-
TIMES of the company.
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NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence Which, liz Right to the
Point and Reliable.

Judge Frank Ives OF district court OF
C.onksion. Mimi. says: For some tine !
have used Stuart's DYSPEPSIA Taa!ats with
seeming great benefit with Few eXecpslcns,
haze not been free from aalsesaGn in
tM eisty five years..
George w. Roosevelt United States con.
su, to Brussels. Belgium: S'aagts ,'Ss-
pepsia Tablets. safe. pleasant 10 .ali4, con-
yenient to carry. give keen appetite, Lel-
feet digestion.
Nj. w. y. Tomlln mechanical enginoef.
Du'uth Mimi: ono box OF Stul,tu l'ys-
pepsia Tablets has done its WORK. aud Ia
asar gaming flesh and streagth.
o. Il. Ransom, Hustonville, KY; | was
distressed and annoyed for swO years With
ii ioy Ing UP food often two ~ three times
day. had no certainty ~ retaining "a
meal II ate one. Four boxes or the pbleti
from my druggist have fully cured me- /
find them pleasant 10 take. eoivcalArt 10
carry.
Rev G. D. Brown. Mondovi Wis Tho
effects OF DIR. Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Is
signply marvellous. quite hear.y e'nnes
s.noe begun their use.
Over six Thousand people in the State OF
Michigan alone in 1884 we.'s cured o.
stomach troubles BY stnarts DYSPEPSIA
Tablets
Full sized packages may no r,and ~ ail
druggists nj 81 cents or seat BY mall "a
receipt OF i,rice from i. a. Stuart Co..
Marshall. Mich.
send for little book ON stomach discusses,
mailed free.
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Recognition OF Merit.

Richmond. Texas, November 1--A, =
Blum, prominent young druggist o. hAs'
mond, was Today surprised by rece'4
deserved appointment at the balo' :
Hon. Wells Thompson, the newly apqsl'
ed district judge OF this district Y;
Plum was made member Of me poa y. !.
pharmacy of this judicial distric, y wv
nothing of the appointment until ms w
mission was sent him. Is, n,
The many friends of Mr.. Blum iea Y. I.
the appointment was very oesersns ~ Y,
and in keeping with good judgment usS'
displayed by Judge Thompson.
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REV. w. W. WATTS.

A dispatch from Austin. published In
the morning papers. announces that Rev.
W w. Watts has been appointed chapla n
q the First regiment Texas volunteers.
Rev. Watts was formerly pastor OF the
Methodist church IN this city. but when
the tocSin Of war was sounded he ten
dered his services to his country and was
made chaplain Of the SeSonf Texas. Thhs
rog'mert being mustered out. he now Sc
cures a similar pos tson with the First
IhHae. and In congratulating Rev. Watts.
people who know uAe reverend gentleman
caa. alsa congratulate the regiment that
secures his services
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cnrpns Chrlst, shiuring.

Corpus Christi. Texas, November a6--Thc
large three masted schooner McInnis arr
rived at this port Yesterday trpm Lake
Charles. La. with a cargo consisting OF
70. 600 feet OF lumber and ties consigned
TO the Mexican National Railway company.
The schooner Leona arrived here yester-
day with 900 feet of ties from Orange
consigned 10 tho Mexican National Rail-
way company,
The schooner Camilce left yesterday FOR
Rockport with n cargo for merchants AT
rbnt fOint
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GALVESTON sToch.
COTTON on sHIpRoARn

Far Liyerpool-Ss llaro. 1000 bales. ss Ham
req: Ses: IS Langiiam. 1874: SIS Aston Hall.
- ssSt; IS rrome!henS $3.50; IS peptford. 5o7e
Ins wlefsp sn, ga Lugano. no; IS West
t575. '~''' i'''' As 'eha'
FOR Manehester--ss Italiana, ssl7 bales, ~,
% sa'SNsnlna. ges IS Anselma de Larrinaga, ylsI;
lotl. Total. 67,150. A-'''nass'
FOR FOR Dunkirk-ss collingwood. 2siy bales
bales 90 n'"chaNon, ovvo
N LOT Hayes Moorgate. S55i bales: ss
HsILosriisld, 1886; SIS Bendi. sO9i; IS WhIts
'tsket. 6oSi. Total. Se,4i7 "A'''
scr me contineut-ss Bienhoim. IS hslss;
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Beevllle. Texas November &c. The Little
T-year-old- son OF farmer named Shoe
maker, who lives about two miles west
Of this city. wac kicked in the face by II
horse yesterday evening and Il is feared
che injuries received viii prove fatal The
nose and left cheek bone were IaasAed IN
raise them.
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TILE LuMnrR MARKET.

AS last week, the manufacturers are
still well loaded up with orders for all
classes OF material and shipments are be-
ing made as promptly rs tho scarcity OF
cars viii permit. Inquiries for large bills
CT timber have been received during the
week and there have been additions 10 the
orders for bill ssuff. The demand Tor
building lumber Keeps up, but owing 10
Iniayorable weather and the difficulty in
obtaining cars very litGe Is moving.
The demand for shingles Is only fair,
hu, prices have not decreased.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
breiiNRR.s ORPHAN HOME.

Rev. j. Il. Blckncr. president OF Buck
ner's Orphan home at Dallas an Institution
which commends itself to every chartably
inclined citizen OF Texas. 10 in tho city
today. Or. Buckner bears the distinction
of being the father az the largest Texas
family. tho orphan hame now having 400
inmates The reverend gentleman is here
in the interest of his orphan home and viii
remain In the city through tomorrow. At
tho Baptist Church he viii conduct both
The morning and night services He Is
a most Interesting cxhorter and these citl-
zens who feel an interest in wha; can be
Justly termed practical Christianity should
attend the services.
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ss Cunaxa, 1882: IS Roma. E4; . Funl
456a; SIS DANA, 452; SIS Richmond Castls, y
IS Barbara. 3652; rs City of Gloucestsf. ~
SIS Arara, 21S6: IS Cromwell, 1893; IS Bhl
field. $3.50; SIS sardonyx, S45; IS Breekdal
4S47: ss Ariosto. 5eS1: SIS Shirley G@;
Blshopgate. 10; SIS Broombaugh, Ss
Pundaryes, 100; SIS Labuan. 4O5. Total. ~
For New York Mallory line. Iu ~
Lone Star line, 3799. Total $50.
Total on shipboard, l56.9S0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27

Wollborn. Texas November 26-Fivo
dollars reward Strayed or stolen from
Wellhorn, Texas. on November 90. 1898.
one sorrel horse lG hands high. no brand
star in forehead a little sNavbacked, has
on three shoes. one being or. his right
tore foot has fresh scar on side OF back,
caused by buggy saddle has very small
feet. is or years oil. I Will pay 81
reward for horse or any information lead
inc to his recovery J. Il. Farquhar, con-
stnhln Wcllhorn. TnNaS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27

wharton. Texas. November 26.--iaor the
last week wagons have been constantly
passing loa&ol with timber. large ash logs
varying in length from rs TO 20 feet
uhe4e have been shipped to Houston
whence they VIII be sent TO Europe to a
contractor WHO has engaged It.
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cuero, Texas, November 26.-1n an al
toreahon today about : o'clock Aus Lewis.
soored. was stabbed and killed.. Charles
Islicb was arrested charged with the Of
Tense IL was agreed by attorneys that il
was a bailable case and the bond was
fixed ut $1,000 by Justice Stokes.
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SIS Ethelbrldge. Swansea. November TO-

SIS EthelbrIdge. Swansea. November 10.
SIS Ethelbroda, Las Palmas, November IL.
SIS Ethelwalda. Cardin via st. Vincent. oc-
to6er 20.
SIS Ethelbrytha London. November 5
SIS Explorer. Thomas. Liverpool, Novem-
Der II.
IS Frieda, -. Penarth. October Is.
Ss Gena Cardiff via Genoa. October Il.
S. Iieathmore. Liverpool. November IT,
IS tl' misphere. Liverpool. November %.
So lduna. -. Glasgow. November :.
SIS lncemore. Swansea. November s.
SIS lndropura, Horsfal, passed Gibraltar, oc-
SIS jamaican. - Liverpool via Barbados,
October 20.
IS Joseph Merryweather. West Hartlepool,
IS King Grufyd. Barry. November IL.
IS klngswell, Swanson, November IL
., SIS Labuan. Odessa Via Rotterdam, October
SIS Lady Lewis. Cardiff. via st. Vincent.
November 10.
81 I.ampasas. Barstow, N. Y, November 20.
IS Marie 40 Larrinnga, at Rotterdam. oc:o-
Der 81.
IS Midlothian Castle. Jeclsman. Antwerp
November 3.
IS Mournc A. Hamburg, October %.
S. hlur!el, passed Gibraltar. November 7.
s. Netheriicld. Pensrth. November il.
S. oswestry,, shlelds. October "a,
SIS Ottorspool. Liverpool. November g.
S. Pacific, Liverpool. November 49,
SIS Planet Mercury. -. Hamburg. Noyem
bel l.;
s. Roptou,, West Hartlepoel November TO-
So Rotherfield, Newport. Eng. November 6
SIS Roufclod Eastman. October 3.
IS sir Richard Grenyille. Shields via Der.
muda. September II
IS springwell, Liverpool November II.
- Suathciyde. iianDurg, November :.
IS IrcpiC Delag0s Bay. October H.
SIS Neiieda. La Plata. October 81.
SIS West Indian. - Ba'baeoes, Novem-
Der !.
So Werneth Hall. Liverpool. November a
$ Westersate, at Ancante October 81. .
IS whitehall. al Rouen, September ".
SIS Wieysika, Rio de Janeiro, November n
Ss Willow Branch, Hamburg, November H.
sen Geo, a, McFndden. Wallace. Boston
via Newport News, November z
November Q
vehber l. o
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unpleasant litigation. The Storrie decision
seems to have removed all doubt as 10 the
responsibility OF abuttine properly for
street having. and 1t Is now believed the
work In Bcauiront will proceed without
obstruction or interruption ON the part OF
tie property holders.
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a KILLING.

There was tragedy enacted on VASE
ington street al 1880 o'clcck this morning
IN which Oliver Nayes lost his life and foi
which George Anderson, his hrother,in.
law. is in iail charged villa his murder.
Both parties are coored.
The killing is said TO have been the re-
SUIT Of family troubles, Anderson used IA
eoube- barrelled breeoh-loading shotgun
leader with No. shot and fired both bar
res directly into Nayes' breast, TIE saoo,
LIZ took plaza ri the home OF Nayes' wife.
aS4r The Kansas city. Pittsbuug and Gulf
~ OF, and the dead man MAS LATER found
lag ~ the middle OF Washington street
DO Hail a lew inches OF the Pee Geo track
sl5tcs King was called at i o clock TO
f-1d an inquest over TIE remains Al that
h4'3g The body was still In the street lying
t@t Gu the back with feet coward the
siceAa ak anl. head resting against the end
o. u railroad he. The dead mans h.t was
found few feet distant from the body.
There were no eye witnesses to the
shooting except Andersen Jnd Nayes, and
thsre was no one on the premises except
jana Nayas, Wife of The deceased. and
Peter Andersen, her father.
In the inquest DE Nayes woman testified
that her husbanlf began abusing aud mis-
treating her at 4 o'cloein She called her
father Peter Anderson, WHO lives In the
nsNt yaId. The old man responded and
while ne and the deceased were uuaweling
George Anderson appeared with double
barreled shotgun, Toe father aud daugl-
ter ran 10 the rear OF tie house and a
nlomen. seter heard two shots fired
hmm cdiately after the shooting George
Anderson went 10 the home of the Sheriff
and surrendered
TIE dealt mans body was riddled with
bullets, Tho right arm was almost entirely
SHOT away ~ the elbow and both charges
entered t-e gilt breast betwesn Uae Shout
der and the lower RIB, causing Instant
death The testimony would indicate that
when the shots were fired Anderson was
standing at or near the gate and Hayes In
the front door CT the house. IL rhis be a
feet Nayes must have walked from the
horse to the middle of the street where
his belly wss found.
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greenback party, by the promises of de-

AS for myself, am republican OF
tho abraham Lincoln school and demo-
crat OF The Jefferscnan school. ami believe
in tho greatest good to the greatest num-
Der and until | see the old parties bring
forth fruits meet for repentance shall
remain in the middle of the road"
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Held w,tbout HAIL.

Paris, Texas, November 26--In' =
aiming trial of Nose Morgan, for " -,
ing of John Wilson on the Midland ~ \. !.
Cooper last Sunday night, resulpeo =
being remanded without ball.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
4 Suit Filed for The Grange League Of
Land.
one or MOST VALUABLE IN THE COUNTY
George Anderson In Jail Charged
with IxiIlinE His Drother-in-Lnw.
Rccord-Drealsing shipment.

Beaumont, Texas, November 26.--Deputy
United States Marshal Aldr1agc yesterday
received citations and other papers IL
serve upon residents of Jefferson county
ordering that uAey appear at the February
term CT the Galveston district court In the
case OF G.. W. Emery az Iowa VS.. James
Y Mcclure ct al. a suit for title aud damages.
This suit is for the Marcelo Grange league
OF lsnd, which lies along Hliehrandt bayou
about six nHes from this city. The Pc
tticn names about twenty defendants. but
the property is now in the possession OF
james Mcclure.
l'ils suit was formerly filed in the dis
trict court Of Jefferson county. but for
scine reason Il WIS dismissed. the docket
sLswing tEat 1t was done at plaintiffs
T es~f. lie purpose OF this moyemeRt IL
f seems, however, WAS evidently TO iake the
lstg.aton out OF this county. and this was
accomplished by filing the suit in uae
= nNed States court at Galveston II the
t--.e2t Cd tae plaintiff had beeu merely 10
transfer the litigation 10 the Federal court
" purpose c,Jn.d have been accomplished
~ fil>ng the cause IN tie Beaumont Fed
,4al court.
Tae suit is for one If the most valuable
leagues OF land IN this county. IL lies
a4ong the Hlllebrandi bayou a fresh water
stream, end Ia regarded as Heal rice farm
Ing land. For several years a olly nor
ton uf the land has been cultivated with
Nae. Formerly it was the home OF Mr.. J.
y. McAyesl now With the s mmdns Hard
ware company. He grew rice successfully
and last year sold the farm to Mr.. lanes
Mcclure. who harvested magnificent crop
OF rice thds year. Fer twenty or thirty
years title 10 the league has been vested
In the Hi.iebrandt and Chaiscn families In
this county, AID until the fling OF tlds
sui their title hai never been questioned
All tho defendant parties in this suit viz
tuaily reside under TIE shadow of The
building in this city in whira the United
States circuit and district court for the
Eastern district OF Texas holds two terms
year aud that the suit should have been
carried to Galveston is. 10 say the least, 4
pgoceed.ng ulat Is iecidedly macmillan
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CLEARED.

So San Marcos. u2en, New York.
81 Bendi, Goldworthy, Havre.
IS Blaenavon. Terry Ghcnt via Norfolk and
Dunkirk. '''''
S. Dcptford. Woodruff. Liverpool.
- White jacket. Palmer, navro via Now
port NewR
IS Morgan, staples Bra1os de Santiago.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

Tomorrow morning at st, Marks EpA,-
coral church Rev. J. w. Bleker will d..
liver sermop on the Second Coming OF
Christ A. night he win deliver the
orartsily aermen to men. Subject: "Hid-
den Thinps Searched Out" This does rot
preclude the attendants OF ladies and chi.
DION ~ ts:e morning service MIR. w.
6sett Will render Z bass solo. THE Mighty
Poop ROhed chmr at both services.
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Browns ready-lto- wear challenge sale this
week. Don't fail to see them. corner Ma.u
street and Preston avenue. Read their I'D
On page ~.
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Roberts and Hogg for eight years, and also
has had years of experience on the Calves
Ton bar. All OF these are Texas boys.')
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GALVESTON coTToN ppcr,prs

hy C., e. and 5 r., asOi bales; /. and & y
.GM G.. II and r.. 1910, NJ, X. aud T., 1857
T." Ia l. AMI II. ilSS: Gulf and Interstate
-. Total. 1917.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. November 20

ARRIVED.
SIS Centurion, Read, from Sunderland
81 Pan bara, NoSs, Barry.
81 Montpelier. Calf, Liverpool.
IS MeAicano, King, Philadelphia.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

81 Morgan, Staples llrazns de Santiago.
80 Pensacola. Simmons. Pensacola.