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MARRIED TO AN ANGEL
ALMOST INCREDIBLE CASE OF RE-
LIGIOlS SUPERSTITION EXPOSED.
An Aged German Couple Paid a For
tune to Get Their Dead Daughter
Out of Purgatory.

Copyrighted. 1885, by Associated Press.)
Berlin, october can almost incredible
instance OF Nineteenth century superstition
and gullioility comes from the town of
kemptop, Bavaria, where a married couple
named Wohifart have been sentenced to i'm
prisonmene after having been convicted of
an extraordinary series OF frauds on
well-to-do farmer and his wife, living near
by, whose daughter, Crescence recently
died. The Wohlfarts persuaded the farmer
and bis wife to believe that their daugh-
ter Agnes received frequent visits from the
Virgin Mary, who told her that Crescenee
Was not in heaven, but purgstory. They
further impressed upon the parents OF ths
girl that Agnes could arrange their daugh-
tsrS release from purgatory II the farmer
paid 500 marks. The latter paid the money
and little later Agnes was alleged TO
have resolved the news that Crescencs had
oeSn married 10 an angel AMI wished TO
nave her dowery sem TO her. together with
1000 marks, Then Cresceare was supnosei
10 have hal a baby and the farmer glye
more money to the WoAliarts. In short
the farmer Was bed 10 this manner until
he Was ruiaed. News OF the affair had
reached the authorities and tn, Wohlfarts
We're arrested. During ths proceedings In
court titiy-two letters which Agnes was
said TO have received from the Virgin Mary
were read. and the prosecutor read a re
capt" from the Mothsr OF Christ for $50
marks. Another document was a letter az
thanks Tor sack Of potatoes and sill
another was an acknowled gmant OF re-
ceipts o. $500 marks, which said that an
'ths angels in heaven blew their trunpsts
when the money arrived. II was also d.
Veioped during the court pr0- ee1iurs ihe;
Agnes actually save the farmer a sofa. A /,
milk loaf and other things which she de- !
elaieh she had received from hsaven. while
The farmers wife psrsosally baked a fin,
tar, for the Virgin Mary.
Frau Wohlfart is the guiding spirit In the +,
travis ami was sensen,st TO two years
imprisonment
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have made so wise a choice in Prof Lid
deil's selection as the head professor OF
the school OF English.
The work on tho east wing OF the uni
versity building is progressing steadily.
The carpenters are completing the iuss-dd
woodwork. When this is finish d ana The
windows put in the building viii De ready
for occupancy by the Increased number OF
students now throngns class rooms OF the
present quarters.
In the school Of physics, the resent GIFT
OF $1,000 for additional equipment for tbs
work shop is being most wisely appro-
pr!ated This amount, together with
$500 appropriation voted by the boar1 OF
regents at their meeting last June Will
equip a workshop in which large amount
OF The apparatus needed in tho schools OF
biology, chemistry ami physics can he man
uiacture1. In addition ID this saving OF
expense. valuable training will be given
to advanced students In the nanufdctu:.
aud use OF many instruments. II il hoped
THAI. this school will soon be able TO Of
fer advantages for studying all phases OF
the subject OF electrical engineering.
In spite OF th~~lncreased admission. re-
u,pirementS to thu law department. the
jul Tor law class for the present session is
the largest in the history OF the Institution.
A number Of students arc graduates or
Eastern universities, VINO have come to
Texas 10 take their professional degree and
who expect to make this state Their home,
The giving of handsome prizes by
frieris OF this Department. is creating an
added stimulus for work among the stu
DENTS. The Edward Thompson Book COM
pauy give an annual prize valu;d at 5000
to the member OF the senior class writing
the best essay on the subject approved ny
tha law faculty. Thomas II. Franklin,
Bsq., of San Antonio, offers prize of 500
cesh for the best essay writtsn by mem
her of the senior class on The True Func-
lions of Government" During resent
visit - Dallas President Winston received
$3.50 to he given as additional pr.zss in the
law department. AS soon as the details Of
the prizes rules have been completed the
| names OF the donors will be given.
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SPECIAL AUTHORITY

The commission this evening authorized
the Texas and New Orleans to carry rate
Of IN cents on pine lumber from mills on
its line aud the Gulf. Beaumont and Kan
fas City. the Sabine and East Texas and
ghe Tr.rlty branch Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas to stations on the Cane Belt
ra.iroa J.
In approval of Joint application Of the
TeXIs and Pacific railway Texas and New
Orleans railroad. Sabine and East Texas
railway. Houston and Texas Central rail-
road, Houston East aud West Texas rail-
way International and Great Northern
atroad Gulf. Coorldo and Santa Fe rail
WY Missouri KarsaS and Texas Railway
OF Texas. st LOUIS Southwestern Railway
o. eEas. TYLER Southeastern ra.lwly Fort
Worth and Denver city railway Sherman,
SlieN elort ana Southern railway. CUT
Beaumont and Kansas city railway and
| g o. and Northern Texas Railway com
pames. submitted under No t0I of the
fclt Worth aud Denver CITY Railway COM
parry aw hor,ty is granted for the adopt or
OF tho Iaio OF 81 cents per 100 pounds loI
the incorporation Of pine lumber, and
articles taking the pine lumber rate n
car loads. from all mills located on thu
above named lines 10 Hereford.
/ Rate on cypress lumber aad shirsles Il
I be . cents per 100 pounds higher Than tn
( rate ahove authorized.
Effective October "a 1898
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cad yesterday ou business Of

went up the road yesterday OH business Of
hrs company.
Captain J. NJ. Lee, superintendent and
engineer OF tho Houston and Texas Gem
trail RAILROAD, went north yesterday on OFF,
cal business.
Railroad Commissioner Mayfed and
Auditor Ashew took look at the books
OF the Missouri, Kansas AMI Texas In Deni-
son on Thursday.
Mr.. j. d. Zone, commercial agent OF the
Cotton Belt, has returned to his Houston
headquarters from busy trip to some OF
tho neighborlug cities.
Geaer,l Manager e. o. Faulkner of the
Pecos Valley aud Northcast tern railroad has
resigned and ID. II. Nichols OF EDDY. ". NJ,
has been appointed in his place.
Mr.. NJ L. Glass, travelling freight and
PASSENGER agent of the Texas Midland. re-
turned from Galveston last evening and Is
now at his headquarters in this city,
The railroads have arranged to transport
the 'l492" company. billed to appear here
Monday night. 10 Houston In time for the
performance The troupe comes by way OF
Memphis.
The Houston office of the international
and Great Nurthera Is in receipt OF advires
that. commencing today, the Iron Noun
tain VIII resume full train service in and
out OF Memphs.
lHe Stu AtWCHlC anu hIHurlto idhs, III
ternational and Great Northern and ths
souhern Pacific railroads have put OH
reducet rates to San Antonio on October
q on account of the speaking OF Hon. Bar
nett Gibbs
Mr. 10 II. Greenhili, city passenger and
ticket agent of the Santa Fe, returned
yesterday from a delightful vacation spent
with friends IN Ciarksvillo and Acons,
Texas. His wife accompanied him on the
trip, and both had an enjoyable time.
| Mr.. w. T.. Mcclure, general freight and
passenger agent Of the Galveston, Houston
end Henderson. has been In the city all the
week attending 10 tho large volume of
business handed by his road He reports
( everything rum ng along smoothly, states
| ttere has been 10 blockade on his line and
/ that there viii be none
The Cotton Belt passenger department
| nSvisea than, commencing last Thursday.
ohs Pullmsu tourist sleeping car line here
tofore operated between Washington and
San Francisco via New Orleans will on
account Of quaraly,ine at New Orleans, b.
diverted. and operated between the same
po nts w the Southern Railway 10 Mem
phs. Cotton Belt to Colsicana. Houston
ard Texas Central 10 Houston and South
ern Pacific to destinIton The service il
week.. loavirg Memphis each Thursday.
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Mr. j. A. Edison. vice president and gen
eral superintendent of the Cotton Belt, ac-
companlee by his family and Hon w. C..
Conner and wife OF Dallas, arrived here
last evening In his private car Texas
Ranger" ana left last night for Dallas over
the Houston and Texas Central. The party
were on their way homo from Rockport,
where they have been fishing ard hmndiDg
for the past eight or ten days. and where
they report having had exceptionally
superb sporc. Some idea of this sport may
lie formed when It Is stated that Mr. Ed
son captured nAne talpon In single day,
sri Mr. Conner succeeded Ia lan,iing three,
Tho hunting WAS also excellent, and Mr..
CCnac. says they left Hon. Il. II. X. Green
ap1 hs party at Rockport In the full en-
joymont OF both pleasures.
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HlG HEX 0URr~.
Second supreme District.

Fort Worth, Texas, October % Proceed
ings 10 the court of civil appeals for the
Second supreme iTlcia, district
Motions submitted. For rehelrlng-i
speacer vs. Jcaes, from Erath, Youngbloo1
& Brown VS. Godair, Harding & Co. from
Midland. To dismiss appeal---Randolph o.
al Vs. Hulscl. from Haskell Craig VS.
Bennett. from Tarrant. For certiorari--+
Bonar VS., Fort Worth BUILDING Assocla-
ton from Tlrraut, TO strike Gus state
ment-IeNas Midland Railway VS.. Suili-
N,-, from h4minan FOR permission to file
briefs-Toxas MIDLAND Railway VS. Suli-
Nal, from Kaufman. 10 set aside submits
s.ou-MAfipn vs. Ren4er. from Tarranl To
"dvance--swayne VS.. Terrell, from Tar
| rant
Motions for rehearb1g ov.rruled Wade &
Hughes VS., ode, from Bosque. Russeu V.
btr.er & Co, from Coake; Chicago. Rock
Island ami Texas Railway Company VS..
forterfela, from WISE TEXAS and Pa
| ctnc Railway Company vs. Birchtigld, from
Parker: Homes vs. Baldwin, from Haskell
Jam son Va Scottish American Mortgage
| tpmphpy, from II skeDl He mpei vs..
Texas and Pacific Railway Company. from
Parkeri Mortimer L9ui Company vs.
strngfelow y Hum, from rot,Hr Hutche-
son VS.. Accord Collins Commissions Com.
pany from TarrAnt
Motion for certhaM refused Bomar Va
Fort Worth Bui.d.ng Association. from
Tarrant.
Mot on to a,tikc out statement of facts
stricken off Shannon We. Jones, from
tastland
oyerruled. Sullivan vs. Texas Midland
Railway Company from Kaufman.
Motion for permission to file br,eG
granted Texas Midland Ra0wly Company
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y "a = Hnrermoor. Barry. sentomher 80

Der Il.
So IIazeImoor, Barry. September 80
SIS Isle OF Kent, at Amsterdam, September
IS Kclvlndaie, Rio de Janeiro, october J.
SIS Kentucky. at Copenhasen. September q
SIS Indy Jolsey, Sunderland, October :!
Der 30.
IS Maria Tribis. Liverpool, via Porto Rico
September &c.
SIS Maria kickiners, Bremen. September 30.
SIS Maritime. Palermo. September ~.
IS Martinez at Manchester, September IS
S. Mexican. Liverpool, Via Barbados. Sep
tember 2S.
SIS Moyune. Swansea. October 4.
SIS Mira. Liverpool, october 10
S. Nethereato at ST. Vincent October b.
IS Niagara. passed st. Lucia. october II.
SIS Nordfal. Hamburg September u.
SIS North Sands, Hughson Barry, october 2.
SIS Nueces. Risk, New York O5tobar Is.
IS oakheld. Fleetwood September ~
So Orion Liverpool october IL
So ormazon, Santos. October :.
IS Platea. Gloucester. october 10.
SIS Ramon do Lsrrinaga. Santander via Ha-
vaua, September 2.
sa rcd Cross. Corney, at Antwerp. Au-
4 gust II. Et rtl.
SIS Roufcled Eastman. October J:
SIS Roseneld Manchester, September ~
/ S. sayan. at Barbados. September y.
| So Sisomsidc Sharpness September s.
SIS Sir Richard GrenVilie, Shields via Ber-
muda September II.
S. 81. Helen. Cardiff via Genoa. September
lien "
| SIS Treasury. Swansea. Sep emoer p.
SIS Trevelyon. Savona. September 30.
| So Vulcan. Curtis, Barry, October .
! Ss West Indian, Liverpool. October lS.
| SIS Whitehall, at Rouen. September %.
| SIS Wistow Hole. Shields october u.
| So Yorkshire, Liverpool october u.
Sch Aaron Kiugslaud, johnson. Key West,
I Sentemher II
Sch Cclna Murra at Philadelphia. sep.
| tomher
Sch James W. Fitch. Kelly. Baltimore, Sep
! TENDER "a.
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DIR. nrumhy,. Visit.

New Orleans Plcayune.
Tho Southern Pacqic officials yesterday
entertained Dr. Wm. Nj, Rrumby of The
Texas State board Of health Or. BrumbY
reached the city from Houston In the early
mornng on special train paid visit to
the terminal facilities OF the road In AL
giers, saw how the through New York
business was handled, and about noon re-
pared 70 the st. Charles hotel. where OIL
clals of the Southern Pacific accompanied
bin, and shows ) the usual attentions to so
important o gentlema1N DR. Brumby WAS
very favorably impressed with what h.
saw at Ais!ers, and also with the fact that
thre was no danger OF fever being trans
ported from there by the rapid passing
Through this city OF New York freight
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
Al Extensive Line Proposed to b.
Built to Sabiae Pass.
FORT WORRIES NEW RAILROAD OEP0 /
gcncy Rate and Mobiles Lumber
Tarin-Gencral Notes.

Austin, Texas. October 22.-Rallroad
Commission Auditor Askew returned from
Corsicana and Denison this evening, where
be has been for week with Comm lssioner
Mayhoid examining the books in the local
offices Of the Cotton Belt. the Houston ana
Texas Central, the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas and the Denison, Pacific and Subur-
ban railroads. BY permission, the books
OF congresses and cotton firms at both
points were also gone through.
The original purpose OF tho inyestiga-
ton was, presumably. 10 demonstrate that
cotton is in many instances diverted to
their Interstate connections by the Texas
lines, to the injury OF their revenue ac-
count; but, IL IS learned. violations of the
ing the progress thereof
COMMISSIONER M&ytield will be back to-
morrow
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Gould wants pcen wn,er.

1t is again reported with apparent re-
liability that nha Gouh system Is seeking
u water connection on the gulf coast OF
Texas, and that there is deal now in
process OF incubation BY which an alliance
between the Gouids ana the Lone Star
steamship company may be formed George
Gould Is said TO be keeping close watcn
on the events transpirirg in this state. os-
peclaly at tho sespoits, ald Il is limited
that be will soon make tour OF Inspect ion
OF his lines in Texas, winding up with a
visit to Galveston and possibly 10 Sabine
Pass as weh
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Hosiery.

Children's Fast Black Hose, full d.
ished, double heel and toe, 7itc. II, !
1870 and 15c.
Children's Onyx Fast Black Ribhel
Hose, spliced sole, double heel aud H.
Csc, 35c and soc.
Children's All Wool Fast Black II
Co!ore6 Hose. 25c. 35c and SOC. Il
Ladies Oryx Fast Black Hos, shl
finished, double heel and toe, i9c, Il
35c, soc. Toe and $l.00.
Ladies' Fast Black Fleece uaM
Hose, ESQ and 35c.
Ladies All Wool Hose, CSC, We, n
60c and 75c.
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FORT wORTH's NEW DEPOT.

The site Practically Selected md
the Cost Ia nc sta0Vlo
Fors, Worth, Texas. October EFT Is
about definitely decided that six of the
leading LIKES entering Fort Worth have ac.
ceptcd the site on Jones street for the loca-
tion OF the new union depot. Il Is claimed
and believed by rdilroai meu, IN THIS city
that to properly improve the old site az
tho intersection of the Texas and Paciho
and divcrging lines aud erect the bu ldlag
thereon, would cost the roads not less than
si00 600. Tho proposition 10 build on Jones
street. 1t is understood, Will not cost more
than $50 000 and will give to Fcr Worth Il
handsome, imposing and comnodious depot
Herce, the Jones street site may be set
down ms practically selected,
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Palestine Pointers.

Palestine Texas, October 2i.-nae third
annual fair and race meet Of the East Texas
Agricultural association will be held No
vemner 10 to 10, inclusive. The manage.
'h'h' expects to make the fair better this
year than ever and have arranged for oui,e
2 numeer .. attractions. bssides tbs rsces.
Al sntcrestins race proramms has bsen
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COTTON ON SHIPBoARp.
ton at shipboard, not cleared, at Galvc~.

Cotton at shippoaFu, not VIeHTVu' at UHI'c"
ton today.
For Great Britain--Ss Barbadian. l7'9 bales;
So ullapool. l016S IS knight of ST. George.
1901 IS Rama2an, 1888; SIS Wildcroft, 3ISl. as
Oakhela, sac; 50 Capenor. 30s7, SIS Vala. 2S09;
IS Aldersgate 9l60. SIS Torgorm. iiOS; SO Bur
ton, 1905 SIS Hampstead. 2062; SIS Ntceto. 1903;
ss Ramon dc Larriuaga, $685. SIS Maria. 1858.
Total. 5l.93S.
For France-Ss Yorkshire 5l23 bales: SIS
North Sands, BIB, IS Trevelyan. 26Ss, SIS Ben
rath, .6i6. Total, 1882
For other foreign ports-Ss Treasury, 1898
bales: IS Lady Joicey, 1875; ss Savan, sI7a; IS
Kentucky. 494: So Hemisphere, 9927; IS Birch
field. 1896. IS Lindisfarne, 2l9s IS Taunton,
S3S; IS neadlands, si9l. Total, 25,5s4
For coastwise ports-Malory line, 400
Total on shipboard, i02,29i.
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THE HUTCEINs
HOUSE,.
b. Q. WARD.
Proprietor,
Ra,es: s2,go aud
$3.50 per day.
T. r a. head.

Al Caldwell. agent THE White Slave" COM
pany; Miss Rice Goliad; ]. Y. Batchcider.
Name, Galveston; John Smith. New Orleans:
Gentry Walton, Topeka; H. W, Thornhill
Dailas r. r. Menard, New York: s. G. Reed,
Victoria; Miss Susie Grimes A. NJ Grimes.
rarado; w. j. Pollock. Dallas: j. W. Foster.
San Antonio: Il. +, lalonick. Dallas w A.
Mcbride, Oklahoma city: T. \. Worden. Cal
NJ, X and 7. railway; A. IL. Ray, Galveston
). i. Macarthur, l.. c. Hopkins. San Antonio
+. ii. Carey, seguin; Il. l.. Vernon, Paies-
tue; u. Hitchcock, Temple; c. Il, perb-
eley. Brcmond.
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Suit Department.
Hougton,s Temp!e Of Fashion.


We do not wish to seem proud or
glory in pardonable standardization, but
it is A fact that our Cloak and Suit De-
partment carries as nice, elegant and
we'll assorted line OF garments as can
be found in any city. Foreign markets.
as well a,s home manufacturers, have
contributed their utmost to our eXhibi-
tion Of stylish Jackets, handsomely ap-
pointed Suits, Gowns, Capes and Furs,
and the prices that they are marked to
be sold at and of which the few speci-
men items below give testimony, wal
tend to affirm that we sell only the
very best at the most popular prices.
Elegant line Of Fall Capes in fine
Kersey and Boucles. jet or thibet
trimmed, with or without velvet col
lars, lined throughout with satin Serge.
full sweep, big leaders for the week,
$3.50. $3.50, s3,9S and $500.
Very stylish Capes o: fine imported
Kersey, Venetian Cloth or Astrachan
plain full sweep, double or single rip
pie, some lined with Satin Rhadame,
strapped seams or imported Thibet
trimmed storm collars. black, brown,
tan, blue and gray, $3.50, $500, $1,000
and $500.
Plush, Velvet and Velour Capes, very
full sweep, finished with rlpples, hand
somely trimmed with cut jet and ruch-
ings OF Mousselins de Sole, very swell
storm collars. $3.50, $4,000. $500 to
$4,000.
Man tailored Suits, made to our
special order for this great bargain
occasion, Silk lined coats, tight fitting
or reefer styles tailor finish. braid
trimmed or heavy strap seams, most
all flounce Skirts, excellent bargains,
sS.75, $1,000, $3.50 and $500.
Ladies Tailor Made Suits OF Eng
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Blankets and Comforts.

1914, ia and 12-4 Wool Bliatst
California select stock connbed ysh'
Silk hnding, double stitched edS4l
$3.25. S4.25. $3.50 and $6.9s.
Large size Comforts Of Silkoape n
Sateen, best carded cotton quilted "
knotted with worsted, ruffled eordsA
SLIPS, s1.75, $2.25 and s2.75.
Pillows and Cushions filled with ~
quality of white odorless feather VI
and 65c.
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Texas Railway superinteuacnts.

Mr. r. $. CoAirs, secretary of the Texas
Association OF Railway Superinfendants.
has serit out cards announcing thai on ac-
count Of the lack OF quorum at the meet
irg called for October 10 AZ Dallas. another
meeting hSs been called for Monday, opto.
Ter w. at 10 O'clock in the morning at
Houston The meeting will bs hsld in the
Office Of the Texas Car Service sssocia-
ton. A full representation Of the associa
ton at the meeting is looked for.
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THE Ratios 81 30 and 81. 90 Dor day.
lAWLoR..... JAS. LAWLoR. Prop.

" 6. Pierce. New York; Hon. Thomas H.
Ball, Huntsville Mrs. lalliott, Galveston: j.
lowa w w Wilson, Beaumont, H. smell.
ms Galveston; II. II. Webb, San Antonio. ~
! Carliale. Logansport La; c. H. Marks,
W. Carr. Navasota; J. E. Blake, San Anto.
MIC, n. VI. Christian, Galveston: T. NJ Cole.
man. city ]. u znmopo. New York. {, II.
Stlnelle, Dallas; Y Casper, New Orleans, W
), rurlell. Philadelphia. q. Il. Murdoch Vic
ioiia; + l.. Chapman. Cuoro. T'heo l.. liam.
nett. city; c. S. T.. Holland. Houston Post:
" Bonnie Richmond Va; George bar.
thnomair, san Antonio; John A, Kennedy
DALLAS. u. X Newsom. Beaumont. Il. w Bra.
han. Huntsville; j. s. Hogg Jeff Johnson
Austin; Edw. Connelley. city, o. De Youns
Abtsyllle, La
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THE popuLIsrs rEmsIsrE>r.
Judge Hurts Name Used Contrary 10
His Wishes,

Dallas. Texas, October 2.--The Dallas
bounty commissioners court today male up
30 ofhcisl ballot for uae coming election.
he name OF James NJ. Hurt as a candidate
fr chief justice OF the court OF criminal
fppeals was presented as the popu.st nom-
lree. Judge Hurt is in Tyler. His per-
(onal friends say the action CT the popullst
fcmm ttee 10 directly contrary 10 his wishes
fnd that Inc will publicly dlsclsim any In
IGNITION Of antsgouiE.ng TIE candidacy Of
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UNMARRIED FoR GALvEsrn,

s. Aldboroush, Madeira. October s
rs Aycnmorr, Sainnica Via Bourgs. Ar.
September ~.
SIS Barhodan, Barbados. September III
SIS Beatrice, SUNDERLAND. Stptcmner II.
.Ss Blrchhcld, Plymouth, September is
IS Britannia, Nielsen, al Cronstadt, Auspr
IL 49, H"s"N
SIS City OF Wakefield, Rotterdam. scp,s,o
ner "a.
So Collipsvcod, & London, September IA
SIS CumeriA. Barry October .
IS peramere. Rio dc lsntiro via st Lucia
Sci tenissr IL,
SIS punstnn Ceara, October s
IS Elsie, cardif. August 20
SIS Ethelwolda. Evans. at Lynn, sew.mhs
Is.
IS Florence. Rio Jnne,ro, September y.
SIS Florence Pile. at La Plata, Septen,hey Al
So Eramneld. at las Palmas, octoher / =
So Hannah N. Bell. At Rotterdam. septe,n,
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Women's $500 Shoes.

The $500 Shoe wonder Of the on
in lace and button, in colo7ed y
black kid uppers, variety o. snaYa
tips, toes and finish that MAKES "
$500 Shoe famous. Good quality "
feature Of these Shoes. They bod H'
shape, look dressy and fit the tca :
long as they are worn.
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Ratlroad Notes ana Personals.

The Morgan steamship Chslmette lsft
New York last evening for Sabine Pass
Mr., J. r, Christian, commercial agent
q the Sunset at Galveston, spent yester-
day n thu city.
Mcior Cave. treasurer and secretary of
she Houston and Texas Central railway,
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The Chrysnnthcmum show

As the time approaches the ladies of Tho
Fatth Hcme association ale increasing their
efforts sn the onterest OF their annual
cnrysanthemum show. which viii be given
ID tbs city GU November 10 and 16 for the
beneht OF the Fasth Home. Their premium
list trss already been published and the
prizes offered should insure an exception
ally fine exhibit this year