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70 RULE CUBA.
1lsls Wade and Greene VIII
\ Probably BE Appointed.

III Wade and Greene Will
| Probably Be Appointed.
Ia, December S.--Major General
PRESIDENT Of the United States evac>
= commission. has received certain
|Itione from President Mckinley
3teem 10 indicate that he will be APP
military governor Of Western
Y Ife generals three months official
~ hss given him a firm grasp
bGk0tion. He has been a student of
y al civil conditions as well as OF
II necessities and knows what he
. 6if invested with the authority.
- Greene will be governor of the
d Hlrana. He has already virtually
hnh. ~ he is having some of the
cleaned and ie devising means for
aticn and policing the city. AL
~ evacuation of the province of
~ complebe except for the troops
n Ia the city. or these there arc
General Castellanos does not fix
y fur their withdrawal earlier than
d I, but they will probably retire to
|assps before Christmas.
g Castellanos received a cable or.
I!alefuay 10 draw on Paris Tor ST.
"A flth which TO pay his troops.
pclng the feast OF the Immaculate
!c1' tbe American war vessels in
" dressed ship, displaying the
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mans movement d 70 take orRau,s.i for,,
IN this cry IL meeting Of the preshv-
,srlan womsn's board home missions on
December TO- y.
This movement il not to be confined 10
missionary socicties, but is 10 be starred
through them us convenient way Of aro,,s-
,.E interest over the entire country. The
the Roberts case and the supposed DANCE
OF the revival Of polygamy and to unite In
obtaining personal letters TO represcnia-
tiycs In all districts throughout the co,ntr,
protesting against the seating Of an
avowea poiyeamist. In the woman's f,rht
against Roberts. II is to be urged that if
ne 70 seated the Mormons will grant dts-
psnsations 10 many men to take more
the Utah situation say that many no,xrs
amists are now making Arrangement 10
that end. W
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THE FLOUR IWUs ST.
MIR. Mcintyre Illus Returned from His
Mission to EurOpc.

New York. December s.The Times tomor
row Will say Thomas Mcintyre OF the firm
of Mcintyre & Wardweli returned from Eu-
rope by steamship yesterday. Mcintyre tacit-
y admitted that his mission abroad was TO
crdeavor to effect consolidation OF the
milling interests. lie declined positively to
make u statement us to his success or failure
or to indorse the assertions made IN this re.
gard by friends or others.
On the flooc Of The produce exchange to.
pee pic offered To wager that tho ueal mad
gone through and that Mr.. Mcintyre intended
10 keep people guessing.
Mr.. Mcintyre failed IN his enieay0rs ut a
consolidation in the West because OF the
opposition OF certain firms. II he carries ms
pan through he will unite in this country a
daily output of 5000 barrels oi iioni aud
which In the twonty-foIr hours uEe 10000
bushels OF grain The capitalization OF tbs
concerns Is sl50.O000Dv.
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DEAD Yet ALIVE.
Remarkable Plea I'm the Hearing OF
a Celebrated English Case.

New York. December S.A dispatch to
The World from London saws. The Jo-
hannssburg correspondent Of the Mail telc-
graphs: "a remarkabls story was told
today during the hearing of a charge Of
fraud against Charles Gum. statement
WIS put in BY the prisoner in which he
declared that he was shc brother of tho
late Duke Of Hamilton and left England
after fighting duel. For private reasons
his death was formally announced and .
sham funeral took place.
Gum asserts that Robinson OF Rother-
weilhaugh filled u coffin. which Was sent
to Hamilton and placed in the Mausolerm.
and says IL the coffin Is opened and exam
ined his statement can be verified"
THE late Duke of Hamilton died May g..
1895, leaving no son and WIS succeeded by
his kinsman Alfred Douglas Hamilton.
The late dukes brother was Charles
George Archibald 1t is recorded in backe's
peerage that Charles WIS born May Is.
lS47. and died childless in Hav. 1856. IL
Charles can provo that he e alive he may
get the dukedom and vast wealth.
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AFTER GlLLETT.
One of His Creditors Expects to Have
Him ExtratlfteL,


Him Extratlited.
Denver, December ga special to the News
from Las Vegas, n. NJ, says: d. ii. Howard,
a cattle dealer OF Saline, Kansas, who is $780,
600 short ON Gillett the Kansas plunger, pass
ell through Las Vegas this morning from
Mexico to Topeka, where he will ask the gov.
ernor to issue requisition papers for the trans
fer of Gillett into the custody of the Kansas
State authorities. Howard and threo> detec-
tivos had been on Gillett's trail for three
days and have discovered him In chihuahua.
Ciilett would have been promptly arrested but
for the defective eXtradition laws. II lis con
sideret best to leave the two detectives 10
shadow him until such time as matters
could be arranged to capture ana extradile
proceedings.
Governor Ahumada was called upon. low
ard said the governor treated him most kind
~. and. after hearing his statement and the
story of Gillett's conduct, very strongly init.
mated that notwithstanding the extraditon
laws. executed legal documents on behalf of
the American authorities would fetch Gillott
back to Kansas. Mr. Howard further stated
that Ee had at Albuquerque tclegraphed las.
night to the city marshal at Abilene request
ing the arrest and detention OF the two partis
as acce ssories of Gillett.
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OF The clay soil OF Victoria county for max
ipg pressed brick. He pronounces 1t equal
TO that of ST. Louis and u committee of
citiaces are canvasagf, the city for the
purpose of organizing n stock company TO
engage in this busiriess, which would be Of
great benefit to this portion OF the state.
he National carnival given by the la
Giles of st. Mary's Catholic church Mon
day aad Tuesday nights was very siccess-
full about 5000 having been raised, which
VIII 10 TO the building iuid for the new
church now building.
United States Postoifice Inspector John
son is In tho City inspecting the Victoria
office, the first which has bees madc dur
ing Postmaster Werthelmer's ipcumbcDcy.
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nondsmen Are Liable.

Lincoln, Neb.. December S.-The decision
of the district court in declaring the pondf-
men of ex Treasurer Joseph IL. Barley l't
liable for hie shortage was reversed Ia an
opinion rendered today by the supreme
court. Tho aamount directly involved is
$2G1 900, which sum Barticy tSoh IRON
c.Sr,yscted OF embezzement and sentenced
"a tae panitertisry. WHARF, he DIV i. IN
,sIrrr.aIy ahe decision affects Blrtlcy's wnois
shortage Of nearly 100000 ard which :,
now seems probable the bondsmen VIII
have to pay.
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THE EAST TEXAS CONFERENCE.
~
Two Gaycls Were Presented. 10th
Mndc frnnl uIsinrIc MnnI

UAuc AFObn w oDu.
Beaumont. Texas, Decsmber S. - This
Methodist conference reconyened at the
arpointcd hon, this morning VITA Bishop
Galloway in the chair ard opened with
religious services conducted by the Rcy
d. v. Hayes.
Names OF those who were absent yge;,r-
day was called and nine responded ON
mthicn further roll call WAS dispensed
with.
Rev. n. S. Garason AID j. n. Hearts
were elected editors of the conference min
utes.
Several communications were presented
from superintewIends lmd were referred
to proper committees without ruling.
Rev. ". j. Gates OF Shelby presented 10
bishop Galloway IL pretty gayel which was
made Of wood taken fa1m the Mcmahon
chapel In Shelby couuty This chapel IL
one of tie oldest Methodist church build
ines in Texas II is now Virtually In runs
and the conference took up collection
With which TO rcbuild Il. The money whg
ordered placed IN tho hands OF the prosil-
lag elder OF San Augustine district.
Rev. j. Smith also presented the
conference with q gayel. This on9 was
made from Hocd from an elm tree in
Nacosdoches county Under The spreading
tealchcs OF which the fira Protestant SER
mon was preached In Texas.
ROY. X O.. Bailey and Rcr. j. j. Rap,
we're advanced TO the eeooud yelr upon
the recommendation Of the proper COM
Ditttse. 4
Prof. II. Sss-Hyer OF the Southwestern
University at Georgetown made larticli-
laFly interesting address TO the conference
and by unanimous vote II was ordered
printed In the Christian Advocate and en,-
bodied In Ike report Of the conference pro-
cecdings.
There being no business TO transact this
afternoon. the conference enjoyed religious
services conducted by Rev. w. A. Vaughn.
who preached a most instructive sernon
bishop Galloway preached at the Meth
odls. church tonight, his subject being
christian Education"
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:Jarl1esBute
HOUSTON.

bersbip on The executive board. They
HANGED In n list today including the fol-
lowing names: Isaac Rernlf;m. Louisville.
KY; Joseph Hirsch. AsA-..a. Ca: lulins
St1anss. Richmond. Va. and Julius Weiss.
New Orleans. The report was adopted.
The report OF the religious rights COM
mites says: 1--WE urge the impcrtancs
Of making every effort toward the enact
ment OF treaty between tfs United Ssates
and Russia, similar TO that eylst'pg hs-
tween England and Russia. Whereby ~
rights of American citizens CT Jcaisl hIslh
shall receive equal recognition with thola
Of all others"
The executive committee unanimously
elected Julim, Friedbcrg OF cincnalti pres
idgna fol tia ensuing two years; samuel
Wooner OF Peoria. vice president: LEWIS
Kohn of Cincinnati. treasurer. and lioiaan
Levy. secritary.
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A Portion OF the Crew Has safely
Reached New York.
Baltimore. December s.--Sogne Of the
members OF tbs crew OF the wrecked Lon
telhn have rca shni thta city.
nhc saved members OF the L,ondoaians
crew were Second Officer r. II. Cuttings
OF London. Second Engineer ]. W. Gran-
ham OF London. Third Engineer Il. a..
'Ayu OF Scotland. c.. It. Agsn OF Hamburg.
donkey msn; Charles Gnins.on OF Dundee,
n. e, firs; cook; X. Cross of London, store
keeper; o. Sske OF INSTRUMENTATION.
Getmany; J. Mason OF Lonton. oiler; A. IL.
Tongue OF Dundee. N. r.: Frinx Lslmkc o.
Waitas, Germany, setmln; Malcolm Me-
Gowsp r. Suidell, +. Su5deli. 4. Lass,
J. Wilde. Il. Watts, William Terry, Joseph
Clarke, Thomas Bright. II. pur.leSt, all Of
London: John Foync OF Liverpool, Giibert
Elliott OF Dumbarton. SSotland; +. CUPID
coal trtmmers.
These twenty three men were about one
half OF the ships crew.
AL slhe others were regarded as persisted.
In addition there wcro twenty-five Gait
men.
Patrick Ward OF Boslon, foreman Of
Swift 4 Co., who had a63 head OF cattle on
Mass. foreman for Nelson Morris & Co.,
who had sss cattle The cattlelncn In the
gangs were: A. Miingel John J. Neville,
Waterbury, Conn: Michael Malone of Fall
River, Mass; John T.. Kenny. John Sloan
Fred Wallace, Thoniss Higgins, Henry
Welsh. .Andrew Smith. John Martin. John
Blbby, George BELL, John WARD all OF
Boston. John Potts OF Maiden, Henry
Coucherc and PETER Lumon of Lawreace,
John Jones or London. II. ranippi OF Arr
mcnia, - Meaklejohn OF Russ!a and Will
liam Langley, Jr., OF Hallowell. Daniel
Covoney OF Boston and Thomas McCoy OF
Worcester. Mass, also cattleincn. aro
among the missing.
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ETHICAL UNION.
Professor Adler, the Founder, Deiv-
ers the Leading Address.

Miiwaukec. Wis. December s. - The
opening meeting for the four days con-
yentson CT the American Ethical union took
place in Ethical hall Tonight before an
aullTenco of 500 people including she dele
rshss. Prof. Felix ADLER OF New York, the
founder of tho Ethical movement. the
PRINCIPAL speaker of the evening, had for
HIS topic "Ethical Culture. KS Rs4ations
10 0rtfodox Religion" He said toe great
est evil 10 combat was self contempt which
WIS enc the society snoud strike che hsicd-
est. There was nothing sadder than con-
tempt. On The line OF orthodox religion
tho speaker made this assertion: ~ 1
should giya uD my preient views and sur
render my judgment IN ethical culture /
wcl.lj Join THE orthodox church. ! GER
ta.nly would not affiliate WITH the liberal
societies or the Unitarans. The orthodox
church understands the problem Of the
hie'ti,r moral Life. but its solution and
mine widely differ
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TIN Of HAVANA
y. ~ American Forces,
: Chaotic Condition.
rs Are MERE MEMORIES
.~rs for the Interior
.z..sr.-pr. zertucha Elk
g, ~ cco's Murder.

r,,.rstcS to The New YORK
psrston Post. copyrighted.
amber s.-with Spanish
|. Tho probability of American
tban three weeks distant.
a. crow more chaotic daily.
soon retire permanently can
,.c,ed to take intense inter-
"a s,ties and when IL is renem-
~ in public office have re-
IA "a X, months, It is easily un-
q. q tss, like letting affairs run
s. 4 Is that in every depart.
~ avil government except those
;S u collected in sufficient sums
q. organization has all but
(|iss mis- is particularly true OF
4 Nj n. ..,,.s and postoffice, where the
polite, apologize, but inactive i've.
rain. y eourse still grind their reg
~ ~, be il said to the honor OF
sIstrates, few charges OF dis
- made.
"a are little moro than mem
~ and papers for interior points
;;s.Su,iuc at their places Of rccep-
estom house the assistance OF
Ia nj some independent clerks Is
I1 were it not for these the estab-
xould be utterly unable TO trans
,uluess required of It.
+ v4,r.ha. who came into unenvfable
4 the time Maceo was killed,
n rs charged that, acting as
y nA,sician, he betrayed him in
4 where he died endeavoring to cut
Y, ant. Not long ago he requested
IA Inquiry into his conduct. which
Sawsd BIZ General Mayia Rodriguez.
~ iust made by Rodriguez, presi,
I tho board of inquiry, completely
ms zertucha.
American syndicate has purchased the
narket, covering a block, in the
/ 4 the city. The terms of the pur-
me not made public.
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ON FELLOWS,

Germania lodge No. 332-B Wiegand,
natble grand; Il. Hartmann, vice grand;
II. sci.lelder. secretary; b. Schmid, treas
uror: w. q. Shill. representative 10 grand
loigs; l.. Brononkant, alternate.
Encampment---W. c, SchiM, G. P.i j..
&C. Poulsan, II. r.: IL. Sc,leidSr, s. w;
Il. NJ. Wcod. secretary; y. Schmid. treas
urer; w. S. Burnett. representative to the
grand lodge.
Cartmell lodge No. 39T, A. LOW. noble
grand; w. g. Henderson. vice grand; u.
Barker secretary: $. Bowers, treasurer;
j. l.. Aminons representative To grand
ledge: H. c. Reese alternate.
Rebekah Degree Mrs. D. u. league,
noble GRAND: Mrs. Fraucis Ba1ingart, Vice
grand. Mfrs Anna Zeltz. secfelary; MISS
Anna Zrrcher, treasurer. Mrs. w. ). Bur
nett. representatives; Mrs Ida Stratton.
alterpnue.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

s.ates Government VIII Soon
ihaugurste ii system.
on. December s.--The adminis-
las practically decided to send a
On TO Cuba consisting of a rep
'e each from the war. treasury
solilce departments and ,se mat
Y Drought up at tomorrow's cabi-
Tsl q the dispatch of the COM
I % determine and. if possible, ex-
general way what is needed
~ Tho island in the assumption
m nneatal functions by the United
s,e postal service is contem-
,ne earliest practical moment
wary customs service will be
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Smallpox Epidemic.

huntington Pa. December S.--Among
Bedford's population OF $500 there are about
200 cases Of what Is said TO be genuine
smallpox. This alarming condition OF uf-
faiis was discovered yesterday and up to
that time there continued an uninterrupted
ccmmingling OF the citizens OF the town, ir-
respective CT their physical condition. The
darger to the whole central part OF the
State Is manifest. as The ue. ole OF Bedford
while infected with the disease have been
travelling far and near.
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a NEw cATnoLlC CHURCH..

Father Pridal and the members of st.
Mary's Catholic church, Ia this city, have
dcaided TO bull a new church complete IN
BRENNAN. instead OF makiag repairs 10 the
old building which is now in use This
decision was reached Wednesday after u
full consultation and after every point had
becA considered. 1t was agreed that build
Ing TO cost $4,000 be erected on, the south
end OF the lot now occupied by the church
which Is In use.
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saniIaxo sa,,.,,sa

uc Cuba, December S.-There
n. sa' rejoicing today in connec-
z 'n0 fete of Purissama Concep-
muning's emblems were ex-
- = =, glcrious decorations in the
. ~ sorrowful music gave way
=, sseeptbon Of the. extremists
n ~ waiting the Immediate free.
I'm cu anu the establishment forth
lsrsss''e n government-all factions
- y Wen satisfied with tho
- Z q, rhses.dent Mckinley OF inde-
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To
Glass
Dealers.

We will receive This week 1900 boxes OF
good American glass direct from the fac
tories in prlnu condition and We will b
pleased TO have ycnr orders for prompt
shipment.
Remember that the freight rate is a big
item IN tn,s cost Of glass. and don't send
your orders OUT Of the Susie before COM
pairing prices between st, Louis or New
York and Houston. Quotatious on request.
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THE rIcauART CASE.
stay In Proceedings 0rdcred-The Sc
cret DOssicr.

/ ~
stay In PROCEEDINGS 0rderesi-'rhe Sc
crct DOssicr.
Paris. December S.-The court OF cassA'
tIos this afternoon ordered a stsy Of pro-
csedlngs dn the Pscqulrt court martial.
The anti Dreyfus papers nre very ansry
over the decision % The coars, which eaey
describe as ano.ner nsu.. TO The army Z ),
London, December s.-The FaFis corse-
spondert Of the I.snes says: The secret
dosAier certainly proves a trezsonlSlc et.
feet In documents gu the pari Of The 0'f'-
GERS OF the general stan having accsss
thereto. bu, no names are andicased end
there Il absolu;ely nothing to prove or DIS
prove that Dreyfus was conuscsed With the
iralEis. No doubt the dosslcr can xpt -
revealed to tho public because !, contains
csrtaIn places wAich u wonil b. dangerous
10 dlvuige.
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. new OrIcan. Racc 3,

New Orleans. December S.--Kainy Track
muddy ktsul,s:
SIX furlrngs. sailor King. Abuse, Henry
Launt. Time i:i6,s.
Five md "a halt furlonEc Weller. Charlo.
Pat Garrett. Elmo Elm 4.as
Milo and an eighth, sslling--Atlantus. Clay
Pointer, FRANKLY 1ilpc 2:o2s
SIX aud a halt furionge. handicap Iiandesa.
i;lkin, Great Bend. Time 1sr..
Mile. selling Prcstur, ONnard Gun Metal.
Time 10
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COL. HESTER ELECTED.
Time Cotton Isxchnn xe
Haa ItOr0red HIM.

Twenty-ninth Time Cotton Isxchm nxe
Hns Itorored Him.
New orlctins Times Democrat.
At . meeting Of the board Of directors
held yesterday Henry G. Hester was re-
elected secretary and superintendent OF the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Colonel Hsstcr's election to the secretary
ship OF tfe New Orleans Cotton Excnlugs
is the twen.y ninth consecutive dine b.
has beeil solicited for the responsible posi-
ton. The con2.tce upptintsd 10 notify
Colonel Hester Of iiis elestlon. Wee Presi-
cent G. II. Minga AID Mr.. Maurice siern.
were the came gentlemen wls9 notified Inn
last year. Colonel Mage acted az sYo.tes-
nun On Doth occasions.
Tho 0.hcr incubers OF the office fprss
will be elected later on.
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Japnn.s Extra Tax.

Yokohama. December s.--The govern
ment Las Introduced in the diet bill pro-
yldiHg for increasing the land tax by Ia
600. 900 yen towards estimated budget de-
felt OF 3o.000.000 yen. The remainder OF
the unctin- required viii be raised NY
other taxation.
It IL believed these proposals VIII lead
To rupt,,ne Of the understanding Of the
cabinet and liberals.
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ssr PoLyGAMY.

esas,sa Crusade Against
- n '' Roberts,
III nspatch to The Post.)
pss snDer S.-Eforts to pre-
~ s0erts' Representative elect
- 49, taking his seat in the
r. sisa .ssa' because he is a polyx-
~ that doctrine OF the
= lss', y to have the organized
III 'sds Of thousands Of wo-
States. The initial wo-
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
To he u Change In the Pastor of the
NcthOSllat Church.

BRENNAN. Texas, December s.--Rev e.
r. Newsom. who for three years has been
pastor or tho Gildings Memorial church
in this city. returned from the conference
at Houston and viii prepare at once for
his removal to Huntsville, where he has
been transferred by the bishop. The result
OF the conference is that DR.. Newsom is
to go to Huntsville and Rev. j. l.. Massey.
who has for four years been at the Hunts
VILE charge. win como to the Giddings
Memorial church.
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special Election at IInIIel..i.lc.

Ha1etsyslle. Texas. December ga spe
cial cJly election has been ordered for The
2cth to elect a successor to Hon. J.. W.
Tees. who has resigned the office Of mayor
and removed 10 Yoakum. As yet no one
has announced as a Candidate for the OF.
flee.
county court, which convened Mon lay WIS
cofnrleted Lsday and ts.e remainder 81 tbs
term win bo devoted 10 civil and probate
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Victoria. Texas, December S.---Edwin
Rosteile presented 'Richelcu" at the opera
house last eight to rather ANAL but thor
oughly pleased auiieace. He viii present
"Hamlat" tonight and will have a crowded
house. HIS support company is good and
he In an actor Of great ability
A Mr. Keller Of 81. Louis has bteD hero
FOR several days testing the adaptahility
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KNlGnrs or pYTHlAs.

BRENNAN Lodge No. 10. KNIGHTS Of pyth-
ias.--c. L. wilkins. chancellor commander,
A. NJ. Smith. vice chancellor; c. r. Lam
mons. prelatc; j. u. York. master Of work /;
G. d. TeckIenberg. lpeaper OF records and
seal: ]. c. FlshE. master " fnance: A.
Simon. master Of eachequer; II. NJ. WI
kins master II arms: L. IAndgraf inner
guard: H. C Helne, otter guard: X. r..
Jaeggi. Representative 70 grand lodge; NJ.
a. Healy. TRUSTEES.
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TRINITY. Texas. December 7.--Ail officers
iook out and arrest Warwick ". PHILLIPS,
shout ! feet 10 inches in height. dark
brown nustnthc ,csy complexion, occupa-
tisn clcthe- d,ei. hold warrant for h.s
arrest wire me. J. Il. Dawscn' eonsaao''.
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A BooN TO THE POOR.
Government Will Furnish Free Med
feline and baths at Hot springs.

icine and Baths at HOT sprihE-'
Hot Springs, Ark, December S.--The Hot
Springs free dispcnsMy, to be operated III
conjunction with the government free bath
house was Thrown open to the public this
morning. 1t is the purpose Of the man
agement to furnish medical attention ana
medicines free Of charge TO the ihllgent
moor who visit this resort for treatment
This class OF visitors Will get all OF me
benefits afforded by this qesort IN tine way
OF baths and medicines and medical az
tent4on free Of cost.