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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-03
results at Oakland.


San Francisco December 2.-oskland sum
maries:
Five furlongs, selliug--Jerilderio. celoso.
Corfiente Time 1902.
-Four aud a half furlongs selling-A lmoner.
Feyersham, Royal Fan. Time 3d.;
Miit and a sxteepth--David Tenny, NC
Fsrlane, Frank Jaubert Time l:49Ia.
Sevtl. furlongs-May W., Paul Griggs, kosi-
nantc Time 1928
Seven furlongs-San ysnando, Torsida. kec-
reation. Time i:2IA. wa,
Six furlrpg, seling-E1 Garland III. WHIT
comb, Outaway. Time In. Il
ToDAY'S ENTRIES.
Tbree-G,larters OF a mle-Petal 81. La Para
se,,sse, Hemera 81. Good Hope 80, Ear IS
lington Malay So Dnnpraise "a, Baiiister.
Home Stake. Nona 100. Joe Cotton, JACK
O'Iantern, Piexotto. Cipriano ~. ~.
Futurity course selling Clerenlo, Giit
Edes 9S, Cross Molina, Lothian, Rio Chico lo3.
Peter Weber, Achored. Reina De CUBA lob.
Sam Mclkeever 1903.
Three- quarters of a mile, selling-Graci
Roma De Las Angeles 80. Flandes lO2, Road
Alicia, Ricardo 1Di, Sport McAllister lo', FIG
Leaf 100. a.
one mile, handicap Rainier So, Greyhurst
no Topmast. San Venado i05, La Goleta no.
MorInel 107. Wheel of Fortune ITO. Cromwell
Produce Stakes, selling Threc-q quarters OF
mile--Elizabith r 80, Good Hope, Reina De
Cuba 97, Los Medanos 1oi, Horton, Sam Me-
Keeyer lcN Casdale. Gauntlet lo9. Limi water
49, -,
Frobmap, Bonnie lone. Don Luis Msgnus.
Imperious i09. Inverary ii. soscol, Prince
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RnIlroaa Votes a.,d Prr.annlss.

Mr.. George Toulerion. an old lime and
popular San Antonio railroad man. is In
The city, a1sS 49.s
Captain Il. a. Dartan. supcrintendent
OF the Houston and TcSns Central al En-
mis-, Is in the city. 55sj.
Mr.. Nj u. Glass. travelling freight and
passenger agent or the Texas Midland, left
here last night for Waco.
MIR. G. w. Bein. trasfc manager of the
Southern Pacific railroad. returned 10 tha
city last night from New Orleans.
MIR. II. a. Jones. freight agent OF the
Houston and Texas Central and Sunset
railways, returned last night from Beau
mont @s%l
MIR. A, A, Van Alstyne. treasurer ot tho
Galveston, Houston and Henderson rail :
road. with headquarters In tho Island City
spent yesterday in Houston.
MIR. j. A. Doran, master mechanic Of the
Houston ard TEXAS Central. With head
quarters at Ennis was among The railroad
men in the city YESTERDAY.
Assistant General Agent u. j. Parks Of
the Sunset returned yesterday iron, 81.
Louis. where he had been In attendance
ait several important rai1repd meetinEs.
Mr.. r. d. yosttum, general fretFht AMI
passenger agent Of the Houston East and
Wlsvt Texas railway. raturncd Jeatsrlia.g
from ST. Louis. whithsr nc Went on OIL.
ciai business OF his cofnpany.
Tho employs Of the Wells Fargo Express
company ave loud in their pi'Itse Of the
generosity extended tihenr ON Ihankasiy4nE
flay, Zach OF THEM. acaor'iilg to ctls'tosn.
received turkey and fine oanl OF Eooh-
mort oystsrs from the company with which
10 celebrate the festive event.
Mrs G. W. Butcher. superintendent Of
motive power aud machinery on tho San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad. left
here last night for his HEADQUARTERS In the
Alamo City. Mr. Butcher WAS accompanied
by his son. Master Thomas l.SrcM butcher'
and also by his chaiming niece. MISS NJ, ".
Jones OF Harrisburg, who goes 10 VISIT
Mrs. Butcher at San Antonio.
For the National farmers congress AT
Fort Worth TO be held in that city on the
9Th to 14th instant, inclusive. the Hous-
ton East and West Texas railway mas MADE
a rate of one fare for the round trip from
all points on It's line In Texas anu a rate
Of one faro for the round trip, plus 81,
from all stations in Louisiana TicKets
on sale 5Ih and 6ilh instanlt. limited 10 re-
turn on the 18th instant
Colonel j. G. Andrews. the enterprlslns
Southwestern passenger agent OF the flen-
mont Air lire (the Southern railway, re-
turned TO mis- Houston Headquarters yester-
day from a two weeks visit to Mexico III
iIhe interests OF his great railroad, system.
THE colonel reports the sister repupiic'
asnerdoIIv the larger cities. IL Il very pros /.
per,ors condition. and says Improvement
and advancement are observable all along
tho line e.4
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WING Gloyes..

: q =
white Gloves.
- al moderate means thinks
"a The game is not worth the
i ~, earring white gloves. but the,
sstsc, they give when kept in
4 q .5ifioa is really worth a great
Y touble. White gloves are to be
everything this year. Channels
WI DO worn. for ordinary street,
INV glace gloves, with white
III handsome street costumes
n clace and undressed kid for
" Tnere viii be some women WIG
~ The pale tans and glstys 70
~ cloths OF those shades wnlcn
S6pllar this year. But there is
letter than a reasonably clean
tsre il gives trim effect to a
~ whole costume. 1t is really
'SSile 20 buy hand forms. and with
q siashinr substance and n fine flan-
5SjscA glove can have the spots re-
a 'hach time the gloves are worn.
m doves are not SO cheap as many
R{hInk, nor easy TO keep clean, but,
Esi X their good qualities, they are
q Aurnsy now as they have been, and
"a looks very well In them. The
ES96t Of The chamois glove is incon-
~ lit II must soon be washed and
~ Ind needs menoing, and with the
a rare II is not long before IL Is
Emendipg altogether. But 1t can he
dean and by washing in naphtha
|hting pains 1t is a glove that is
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THE RACES.
se,x nrlcans Result.


New Orleans, December WEATHER cloudy.
track heavy.
Six furlongs. sellng-Damocles, Colonel
Frank Waters, Borden. Time l;slis,
Six Observation-Disclosures. Mendacious. bytgnt
Might. Time s9'e.
Milo aud seventy yards, solling-Blue Dan.
Mariti, Mocb. Time l:bo5s.
Mile and seventy yards. selling-1Joe snoopy.
Ln,s,etta D. Deyo. Time l:56N.
Seven furlongsSe Robber. Eik'n. fflska'.
TopAY'S RACES.
Three quarters OF mifc selling Dazzle %.
Elsie Bramble 95. Sorrow, DIR, Marks, Lady
Disdain n, Apple Jack, Water Crest Ga,nc,
Ripple, Bridget l02, Double Quick 1903, swords
man 1G5 Debride JOG.
Five-eighths of mile -Lygla %, Rose hp-
ple 90. sir Cassimer l02, Pat Garrett los, Sam
Lazarus. ESQ, JOS. Andes III.
One and one half miles, selllnE--Geo Lee
as Jamboree. Ellsmere 100 Red, lockwood
lo1. 80,
Steadman 10i David, Jim Flood io4, Or. Shop
pard, Boanerges 100. Time Maker liz. Sea
Robber 10i.
One mile-waterman. Sister Adele. briggs.
KalIitan o.. Alvin w 100. Alamo, Bob White,
Mamie LIS Sister 1o2. lllkin. Sea Roboer 100.
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Carlisle. Logansport, La; d. p Hall, Geor-
gia VIM. G. Thomson, Dallas; Leonard Cox,
worth, Cuero; G. +. Covell, New York; c. W.
Butcher, San Antonio; Theo, Lucid Butcher,
San Antonio; Miss NJ. l.. Jones. Harrisburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G Thompson, Bay City,
Texas; Miss Ida Thompson, Bay City, Texas
T. j Milan, Beaumont; James Foor aud
wife, Iowa; w. A. Preast st. Louis: G. w.
Skinner, NJ, X. and T. Ry; Geo. Schranl-
storber. Galveston; B. Q. Ward. Houston
New Orleans; T. NJ. Hunt, Dallas; S. b,
Hicks. Shreveport; Wells Thompson Mata-
gorda county q, Lasker. Galveston: j.: j.
solving, Austin; Rev. T. Kearnes, Springfield,
ILL.,; s. j. Mitchell, Houston Post; Mrs. 7. ii.
Wesson, Columbus; Miss Wesson. Columbus;
II. r. Waller. Kansas City: j. b. Corby, u
Smith: Charles Clarke, Jr.. Galveston; w.
j. Hefley, Waco.
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TExASBASEBALLLEACU
Meeting to Organize L to Be Held Here
Today.
SEVERAL PLANS ARE TO Be PROPOSED
BasehaiI In the state for Next season
WIN Depend on the Result OF
the Meeting.

Today representatives from Galveston, SAN
Antonio and Austin Win assemble at the
office of w, III. Bailey IN this city for the
purpose Of rcorganixng the Texas baseball
league There are seyeral plens TO be pro-
pcssd,it is understood, and matters are in
such shape that no accurate forecast may be
made except that on the result OF tomorrow's
meeting depends baseball IN Texas next sea-
son.
1t Is not known that any one is particularly
anxious TO take tho Houston franchise. but
1T is not likely 10 go begging very long,
President w. H. Bailey OF tbs Houston as
scciation does not like the fnur-uiup plan,
and Will oner q suss. sticn 70 make y q SIX
club league with Mobile and New Orleans u
par, thereof and arrangements fss piaying
at Beaumont, Lake Charles and New Iberia III
order to break the long jump, To DO this a
good rate from the Southern Pacific Will be
necessary. but as nearly ~ the travelling wiz
be done on the roads OF that system IL Is boz.
licved this can be secured.
Mobile seems to be right In accord With the
Houston idea. and a writer Of that Alabama
city gives his views as follows from a South
crn league standpoint:
IA circuit, composed Of New Orleans. Mo-
bile, Galveston, llcuston, Austin aud SAT- an :
tonic, is about the best that Mobile and New
Orleans can hope TO get into The Jumps are
no worse than those made In an average
Southern league circuit, the railroad fares arc
very much reduced in Texas The Texans are
better patrons of the game than we md
elsewhere III the South. The cities are all
Sunday towns aud can be relied upon 10 turn
ont well on tho first day OF the week, More
over, as new cities would infuso new strength
into the Texas league and instiH fresh ln-
tcrest. there would be fair chauce to make
II little money, while under the proposed cons
ditions thcro is absolutely mono, ind on the
whole the arrangement is the best that can
be perfected at the present time for all paf-
tics concerned.
George n. Dermody OF Galveston has becn
mentioned most layorahiy for president 81
the proposed league, and II is likely he Will
be elected II he viii accept
Austin. Texas. December 2.Manager SEQ
VILE of the Austin Rapid Transit lines and
Traffic Manager Hill of the Austin Dam and
Suburban railroad left for Houston tonight TO
mako fight for the Texas baseball league
franchise for Austin the coming season. Both
companies have grounds upon which they
want the league teams TO DO played.
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ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
NEW DISCOVERY WHICH IS
WORTH THAT MUCH
To Anyone AMicted with Piles,


The Pyramid Pile Cure. the new, pain
less remedy which hes been 30 remarkably
successful IN curing every form OF piles
and rectal diseases. has recently been
placed on sale at druggists ana AZ ~ sais
10 say that when its e1praoruinnsy ln".as
becomes fully known. there VIII De ~
such thing as surgical operations tor the
cure OF this obstinate and common trouble,
Mrs M. q. Hipkiy of COL mississippi
street. indianapolis, Ind, says; naa psen
a terrible sufferer from piles Tor nrtssn
years and no remedies benelitea me, Mill 2
/ saw an advertisement Of tho Pyramil
paa cure: a got package. also package
n pyramid Pills and used both Hccoralns
- Jararfdons. I was aHteD1Shed at the lm-
n,ediasa relief obtained and now honestly
belicyc the Pyramid to be the only certain
cure for piles. .a, 40. I
That you may realize nov Dau ! -
viii szy that / was confined 70 my Deo
ara " ami before the college physrciAns nere,
who ss,ld my case was new one 70 tneM
and wanted seven or eight hundred qoi,Mss
10 undertake cure; the xreaN Ian
brought on rupture. Ana ! knew AZ ~
eration would be death 70 me on acepuns
Of blood poisoning Ssaas sssf from 1ns plsss
ard feel that can MT praise the fyIs.
,rid pile Cure enough, and the fyMmiu
pi,,s also. NV husband will join me IN
hirhly accommodating tho Pyramid; 70,
daughier was cured BY ons box Only. foI
several years ! wesgncn yW npy ~ ,sr'
SQUADS, now weigh $50 and ieei ~ per
TINS seems 10 be The universal testimony
| !, avery sufferer from piles who has eyel
/ s,ied Inc Pylqmjd; u y tho ssfeA nloll
nainiess pile cure ret dascovcrep' censA,n'
! no opiate. morphine. cocaine Or any Pvss
nno,,s ipgrsaienx whatever, has soothing
S spss rsI,et from the first appfcariO
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WANT no GET OUT.
men Of the rour, IL rr.a. Have sen

Men Of the Tourti, Texas Have Sent
In a. Petition.
San Antonio, Texas, December IA peu-
tiop signed by 500 enlisted men and three
commissioned officers asking that the Fourth
Tcxns regiment be mustered outsof the serv-
ice, was forwarded today TO mcmbers OF the
Teyaa delegation at Washington. The matter
lcaited ont nc Camp Moshy, ana Colone! lsu-
nionds and Lieutenant Colonel Hardy lett for
washington tonight. IL Is presumed MIS- mia
sian liz to c0untcract It's position.
The men Of the regiment aro tired of camp
and harrison duty. but are anxious to remain
IN the service II they can be sent to Manila
or Cuba
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ISLAND CITY NEWSl1EMS
IAe Essley Hsbess Cstpus Case Is Now
Being Heard.
DECISION AGAINST INDEPENDENT PILOTS
On ristsnnseu WINS Fined Five Dol
lsrs-yntended so Take the Case
10 the higher Court.

galveston, Texas. December c.--Thc
habear corpus hearing to dctcrmine wheth-
.er r. $. EasleM the slayer OF Reporter
w. u. Blythe, shall be admitted to bail
was begun before Judge Gavin Of the Grim
inal district court iatc this afternoea.
Seated around Easaey in the stufy lit,c
court room were hts attorneys, the list
being as follows Lcvejoy, Sampson =
Maicvinsky, Spencer q Ktacaid, John 9
MAKER. George +. rsalcy and Tom Ba'l-
niger. District Attorney Gillespie Is as
sisted in his work by Y. v. lsra, the newi'
elected district attorney. who viii soot
assume the oath Of oflico-
Easley's wife aud children were not pres
cnt. !, ~ taNs
l,ut two witnesses were examined by tn,
siasc. rred chase. business manager O
the Tribune, ard George \, john, an en-
pioys at tho composing room.
Mr. Chase was the first wltness, ana ~
related the Incidents OF the trayaoN suo
stanaially as tt,y have been printed. ~
toil how Easley came la the business onic'
OF the Tribune on tho morning OF Nove'hi'
Der II AMI Inquired for the man WIG NO. o.
4 certain article that had appeared IN th'
paper the day before, ut vrhich Easlcy tMf
taken offcnse how he accomplished Easie,
upstairs 20 tho editorial rooms and thntt
introduced him 10 Blythe, OF the trouble
that ens,red, tho shooting by Easley, e,c
Witness told how Easloy had askofl. hlvths
if no wouki write roiraction uud askec
Chase IL he would publish 4 how lneS
had both promised and the matter was hr.
lievcd by sthem to be settled but Fasicy
sthen suddenly and with no warming 70.
moved tho trouble ata shot thu rfportcl
TO death before there was time for inter
ference. e..
Mr.. Johns foatimony was alons the same
line az that of Nh. Chnse W . ~, Is I'LL NJ
The defepse PM n number OF Witnesses on
Tho stanlN ATTENDING 10 show that Blythe
had il abort timo before tl,e tragedy made
slandcious statementa about Mrs, hasley
Tho taking OF Testimony Will be resumed
TOMORROW at O'clock and the case MIL
doubtless be concluded by noon,
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THE SUNSET LIMITED.
large Crowds Witnessed Its Arrivu
In Houston Last Night.

large Crowds Witnessed Its Arrtvu
In Houston Last Night.
Three heavy trains from the east arrived
at The Grand Central depot here last night
in ouicJs succession. They ware the first
to reach the city in twenty-six hours, owing
TO the wreck OF the Sunset limited, the de-
tails of which appeared In Yesterdays
Post. The first train. due hers at 1880
D. m, on Thursday night, pulled In at y
o'clock last night and this was followed
nv the arrival OF the famous limited which
in tnrn was succeeded by the regular IRON
New Orleans.
a large crowd OF spectators was on nand
10 ryeet the transconlinendai tram Wall Wall
contested OF nine coaches we'll fniai WIN
passengers. From the rear car DonauvS,
Oualrhrough, who Was severely ihluFo'
m fhe wreck the preceding day. was as
sisted BY numbar OF his Houston Iriena 4
ana subsequently conveyed TO his nome ~
fhis city. He appeared TO be consideIapiy;
but not dangerously. hurt ana sutv' ~
n,ais,F pain while en- route to nas resiueng Z
while the limited WINS waiting a. MI
dx.usnt DR. Am0s Graves. SURGEON genera
n the Southern Pacific system. VINO va
nassengef. received the following is'e-
gram, which speaks for itself;
Amos Graves III. d.. Houston, MA.
Jennings, La, December Fine tn,sf
injured members OF the train crew rs ars,,,s
Ing hsre are doing nicsW, NoAnins
Wlli write fully tomorrow !, =
49, Thos. l.. Terry, a. "
Another telegram was also received .. .n =,
danot. stating that Air Brake insu y, uc ~.
W q WHITE Of Houston was moi 70 pan "
,ni,,red as at first reoolfted, ana ma Z,
would be ablo to rAturn 20 ms ho'np =
this city today.
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Mr. Hardin Norris, clerk OF the drug
store 81 Il. Shoemaker, Perry, H., says;
"a man came into our store the other das
and eaId, J want a bottle OF that stuff tnat
saves childrcn's lives read In the News
about IT. Tho children may get sick when
we can not ret the doctor duick eaoiigh
Its the medicine you sell for Group ~
alluded TO Chambcrlaans Cough Remedy
and bought bottle before he lett tn
store. For sale by all druggists.
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STEAMSHIP LABELLED.

MO Direct Navigation company, owner
of The steam tug Juno, today hlea y iipe'
In tho Federal court against the British
steamship Lapgham, asking for danaSeF
In tho sum of s1OIb Tho petition sets forth
that on November ~ white the Juno WAS
engaged in delivering a barge load OF cot,
ton 10 tho steamship, her propeller whoel
came dn contact with the anchor OF the
Iangham and that the wheel was broken
lhen ancgad agaiilst the officers OF tho
steamship III permitting the anchor 70
batg IN such a position that 1t could be
struck by tho Junos wheel. The little rug
had to be put on the marine ways for re-
pairs.
Tho I.angham was seized by deputy
United statca marshal, but subsequently
released on giving bond.
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Tesn. Cem,r.l improvements.

The Houston aud Texas Central railroad
has dgciied on building AUXILIARY machine
shops at Eanis. They wsil be ccuipacd
With all the modern arplianccs, and the
building viii be a large and handsome
structure The plans were decided UPON
Yesterday. and work will be cowmenced
Without delay.
The Houston and Texas Central has also
do iGad upon at once erecting an elesant
paint shop in conrection With IT'S car sncrs
I'm Houston. and Is evidently dctermancd
TO keep mn with the procession In the way
OF general improvements.
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h Cor. Fort worth; p. R MOOT, NJ
worth: r II. Golden, NJ. x ana !, L &
II, peumsnser and wife !, fg Jones' w0i Rchmoad
Fields. Richmogd;. W Il Willie. baltimore;
Eff Ps hs si; snS; nsws Austin M
<. Hall Austin; Z & r.c q pat ". IT, Wheeler.
4 y .l Brie%V; sfn g. JONES s@,nyiiis T.
RslnR 'ssmithse ccudl ,as M,nns WIFE,
!. M. stsgl, ors9ssE rs n IL ". x Mscold
John y; c nsstss,", ". starek, Wasn,ns /,
and VIE bi nssEey, eity j. " Reeves. E E
s %nts: II. j, Kiddsr; NJ; : " snG ). Lyfis.
q. az Wethnrepooh Goas"E al Trammcil.
9 z: - 'i Hcrssn RhpSs, Waco; Y. = 0a'u'
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
A Father Killed While Trying To
Suyp HIS Child.

seaiy, Texas, December John oidog,
young German farmer living about Ave miles
south of here met with an accident yestor-
day that cost him his life. Accompanied by
hts little son he was returning from a hunt
and when IN sight Of his home the buggy
me father In attempting To catch the boy,
dfopped his gun, tho hammers stiikig soras-
thug. sending d load OF large shot into tn w,
nast midnight, when death relieved him o.
Ills sufferings A wife and four small chu-
dren survive him.
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An Attempted A.sansination.

Brookshirc. Texas, December 2+-Last night
between the hours OF Z and o'clock, Mr.. Dan
Wilpitx, a most worthy German farmer, was
shot by an assassin, whilc sitting In his room
reading Seventeen Hlugs entered ms arm
and shoulder Fortunately none OF tho
wounds viii prove fatal.
About noon Geo. Smith. colored. was ar
rested, charged with the crime.
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Water Works company, today returned
fcm 81 Louis where he sold S5s, 900 worth
OF waiter Works Improvement pr cant
Aniijis at 90 cents Ito ST. Louis and Pitts
burg capitalists Mr.. Chase. The man
saret Iii aas plant Will all oi>e make ex
8cnslye improvements Ia sthc plant, Cle-
h,ifne aiGysdy haa tho best water surply IN
..ltaSas Sin dcsp Wells furnish ine xhpust u ~"
ptns arteslan water.
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te,;tss,gooas and Great Ncrthern Rahway
,3omsany VI. Mnftio Patterson et ~ l.oa,
Herris. W, A. Tiyiton, executor. W LIZ
i hndrrsor, frS,n liberty -. NJ Sandats
NJ Wsnto,aauyls & Sons 81 81 Irolu
Maporasohss; MI. Chlltse II al ys b, y,
1~s,.sysg, fr,ant Flsial Rusaat1y, s,,t ~ Z. I
ti,cst a,exa. railway Company ", Lathel
f,lshards, from sisp3hys lntesnatioaal 40
riyns& Northern Railway COMPANY vs
}safry &. Eapp, from HaFrss; ~ 4 DOM
~. vi. q. VQilacc, from Galveston.
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The rumor Is again revived that Presi
dent Solwe,i sf the Kansas City, Pit'sourg
and Cult viii soon consumniatc shc pur-
chase OF the t,hlcago and Alton, and on the
stferesh Of thc report the Pee Gee stock II
In great demand and constantly tnereasins
in valun
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Tho Southwesterr passergcr ourcau. AZ
Its st. Louis meeting few days ago, de-
ciaed upon running homeseekers cxcur-
s.ons on the first and third TueeiSya IN
january, February and March. Tho rates 10
be as low as On former occasions.
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Iuasc Brooiscr's nailrona,

Judge w. II. Brooker, who was recently
in Houston, has held meeting IN Palestine
10 assist In the construction OF the Sabine
ton favorable TO the project is expected