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Democrat, Albion, Ind For sale nv
Whittier Drug Co., 40 Main street; Bush
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$50 Main street,
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sATANELLA AVAILABLE.

New York, March 16.-Perry Belmont
today, in aletter to the auxiliary cruis-
erss board, places at the disposal of the
government his yacht Satanella, to be
used i'm case of war, in any service that
may be suited to it,
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souTHRoRo.

Bishop Lawrence confirmed a class at
st. Marks school last Friday.
The Ladies' Charitable Society met at
the town hall Wednesday evening.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-17
FOR ART MUSEUM.

The cast Of the Parthenon frieze for
the Art Museum is at Boston. 1t will
arrive in the city during the latter part
of the week, and be put in place
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-17

DODGE-In this city, 14th, to Arthur G.,
and Edna N. Dodge, a son, Gordon
Chamberlin"
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-17

Rev. DR.. M. H. Harris goes TO Woon-
socket, r. l., this evening to give am adj
dress in the Universalist Church before
the Rhode Island conference of
churches
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ELECTRIC TONIC FACE TREAT
MIrNJ<r

Miss Helen Johnson. complexion spec
ialist, manicuring and hair-dressing
Room 35, Knowles building, cor. Main
and Chatham streets. ga
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7 - -1-aE-@'--7s t-s7--1-zA-H
The fac N
simiio ~ e-- 10 %
signature NJ [AZTN=Z every

Women, from their sedentary habits, are
often subject to headache and constipa-
ten These are quickly removed by Car
ter's Little Liver Pals.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
RlRTAS-

Henry woodward, 81; Dora NJ. Fletcher
o.
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MARRIAGES.

this city 18th, by Rev
George S. Dodge, Charles II. Damon anC
Miss Elva A. Zero, all of Worcester.
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CHIEF OF POLICE
Uses Dr. Greene's NeNura in FamiIy--HeartiIy
Recommends People 10 Use Il,

The Spring is the Time to Get Well and Dr..
Greene's Nervura is the Sure Remedy to Cure
You Everybody Needs this Greatest and
Grandest Spring Medicine Now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
TOMMY'S THEOLOGY.
VIII, the Vision of Childhood II.
Sees Ills Advantages.

Professor Blackle used TO tell a story OF
a li,tie Scotch fellow who was asked at a
Presbytery examination, WHAT Is the
meaning of regeneration" "oh, Ia BIO
born again. Wa. his reply. quite i.gnt,
Tommy, YOU are u good boy. Would you
IKE to be horn again" Tommy made no
reply, but on being pressed for an answer.
at last said. No" why not, Tommy n
said the examiner. ''For fear inicht be
Torn lass e. ssfid the boy,
Many a delicate woman who is suffering
from the special complaints OF nes soy
may wish she could have had choice on
the same event. Some OF those ailinents
when prolonged take al the zest from, life.
and yet It Is true that tEFre ia an infalIIbIe
remedy for them 10 be obtained 81 any
drug store This 10 the wonderful
20 i .P," which means Gertle's Female
Panacea, ana IS known to act like magic
IN It's tondc Influence on the female system.
II is well known TO physicians throughout
the country and many prescribe II regu-
larly In their practice. A booklet Of great
value 10 every lady In the iaud will be
sent free by its manufacturers, L. Gerstic
x Co.. Chattanooga Tenn, 10 any lady
who will send the iirm her address. II is
sad To notice around us so many suffer-
ing women while such positive and mag
nifcent remedy is available, 20. r. r." be-
Ing famous regulator as well as cure.
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AKIN. -lNxarrnts. TEXAS. December
10 Deputy city Marshal james Il. AKIN
died here yesterday after a long spell of
sickness, aged II years. MIR, AKIN leaves
a VIE and several small children TO mourn
their loss.
/ JOHNSON. Texarkana. Texas. Dsecm
Der lg.-iMrs. II. $. johnson, 81 yeors OF
age. died here today. She has lived IN
Texarkana for the past twenty-five years.
/ Mrs. johnson Was a member of the East
,,rn Star lodge and win be buried with
/ honon OF tho order.
! TRAWtIC,K. -t3nnis Texas December 10
! II. f. Trawick. @n old and honored cilzen
of Thu city. died at the hcna ~ his daugh-
aer. Mrs j. f. Ross OH Brown ehect yes
terday afternoon after lingering llne a.
4 His remains were inferred today In Myr-
tie cemetery with Masonic honors.
CHM. -sntlnvs,de Texas. December
Ig-On December Is 1885, at this place,
| Douglas Chinn, SON OF H. w. and NJ L.
Chinn. Tho Illness was Of only n few
hours and although everything wos done
| II was OF no avail and death claimed one
of the brightest flowers of u once hhppy
flock
SCOTT. Fort Worth, Texas. December
N. --laniol Scott. pn influential res. lent
of johnson county, died al his home near
Burleson Saturday of pneumonia, De
ceased was "A brother-ln-law Of w. " LIN
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the
South In n Week.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Dec,mber II. -
Among the more important OF the new in
dustiies specially reported to The Trades
man during the week ended December II
are chair factory in North Carolina; d
$500 coo coal mining company In West Viz
ginia large construction company in
Arkansas; an $4,000 cotton mill in North
Carolina two cotton seed oil mills in Tex
as; II 81 .2o0. 900 development company at
New Orleans; electric light plants in
Georgia and Kentucky, and an electric
iirht and power plant in South Carolina:
Touring mills in South Carolina and Texas;
ice factories in North and Sou,h Carolina;
large lime kilns in West Virginia, lumber
companies and saw mills In Georgia. south
Carolina and tennessee; II sash. door and
blind factory In Florida; telephoE" COM
papies in North Carolina aud Tennessee p;
"A 500 900 plug tobacco factory In Viz
giria: a wagon factory in Nothern Ken
lucky and wooden mill in Eayi.. Tennessee.
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The Hest Figs.
To the Editor OF The Post

1
| Marksyile, La. December 5.-since
your publication OF my letter in regard "a
my experience with the new figs, have
received several letters from your readers
asking for more information. gentle-
man from your State writes me: can
you sutMnatiate your statement by relia-
BILE signatures In regard 10 tho keeping
qualities OF the new French fig? II THIS
IA fact, and II this fg Will succeed here
(southern Texas Ms they do with you your
ri1me Will become a household benedic-
ten in our country
The following from Or. DE MIX hope
will suffice:
THE statement made by Mr. Normand-
In The Houston Post OF the Stb inst, IN
regard TO the keeping qualities OF the
new French fig is not exaggerated. have
kept this fig six days without souring
Last year expressed one quart crate
OF this fig TO friend, NISSAN E. F.annerv
OF Baltimore. Md, and they wero received
In splendid condition,
20. De Npx. DDS
Another one writes: How do you ac-
count for the variety Of dg which yol call
new French to preserve 70 well without
sorrins?"
attribute tho wonderful keeping quail
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES

The case of Iafevre VS.. the Brush Elcc-
eric Light Company is ON trial In the dis
trict court to-day and win probably occupy
the attention of the court for some time
II Is a cult brought by the relatives OF
Lefeyre for $4,000 for damages caused by
the hlling OF Iefavre by coming In con,t t
Win a live wire. IIefeyre MAS moving "A
house and on Twenty first and Stnand the
structure came IN contact with enc 81 iho
wires OF the Brush company, The elder
Lefevre attempted TO FREQ the wire from
the house and In doing 80 rocaivei u severe
shock, HIS J)n came to his rescue and
sileceeded in saving his fathers life. bat
WIS klled In doing so.
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The Blue Ribbons ut Roc,.port.

Rookport Texas. December l9.-AIr. E.
II. Norvell OF Rockport who had charge
OF the Aransas Pass county exhibit at the
Houston Fruit and Flower Festival. Is
III receipt of the blue ribbons. awarded
best figs and best domestic Wine, both
coming to this county, one TO Mr. Noryel
and the other to MIR. p. /. Borch. Mr.
Norvell is also ia receipt of "A letter from
Mr.. Tom RIchadscn, secretary of the as
sociation, covering drafts, as prizes won.
one by Mr.. Norveh and the other on grapes
by Mr.. Roland Brlcht
NJ. Richardson writes that the Dallas
gold MEAL for best Vegetable display,
AWARDED TO Mr. Noryell. will be along in
due course of time.
Mr. Newell richly deserves he medal.
and the further raward of the gratitude of
his people for the honor won by Arkansas
county as but for his industry. vim and in
telligence. tits county probably would not
have been represented al the Houston
Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Festival.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

TEMPLE: = Fire DESTROYED ths barn o
HUSH Stmonds, six miles north bt Temple
Loss and insurance not known.
CoRSiCANss.--ln the cock bottoms o.
Navafn, county there are armies OF Souir-
rels, and hunters arS having flne sport KILL
ing them. @
TbMPbE.--Mr. Haney. the engine herd
or, Who WIS badly injured in the Missouri
Kansas and Texas coal chute acciden. sew
eral days ago. has not yet regained con-
seriousness.
MuLbfN --Messrs. Burkclt and Bolton.
who have lust returned from Louisiana,
where they bought several carloads OF cat
tie. We're obliged 10 leave them on aCcoui.
OF the quarantine.
CI4EBu RNE.--Win. McCleary. charged
with shooting Alderman Joe Newberry at
the Headlight restaurant, was granted ball
In The sum Of $500 which he gave. Alder-
man Newberrys wound Is doing very wei.
TEMPLE 1.-The Temple Water Works
company has secured n temporary injunc-
tion against the city prohibiting the ,issu-
alice Of preferred city warrants. The water
works company has u garnishment now on
tie Insurance money due from the opera
house fire.
BoNHAM. The ht,le son Of NJ. L. Bar
rett was playing near a firoolace and his
foot caught in the CARPET and he feli in
the fire, striking his head on one OF the
and!rons as he fell. iitflictlng an ugly
woppd He was also seriously burned about
the hands and arms before he could DO
rescued.
ENN1S.--News reached here that negro
lahorcr died ten NILES east Of Ennis from
the effects OF injuries received saturday.
He was nj Davis grlst and saw mill. Dur
ing the temporary absence OF the engineer
q negro boy turned on fall head OF steam
and the mill ran Wild" The rapidly of
the motion caused the milestone to fly TO
pieces and u fragment struck the unior-
tunate negro ON the head,
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ISLAND CITY NEwSlTEMS
The County Poor Farm Is In q Very Bad
Condition.
JOHN HofFffl ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Crews ont of the Fiihoi Kiliing-un.
usual Suit for Dnmng cs IN the
District Court.

Galveston. Texas December 20. - Ths
county poor farm located ut Clear Crecl
Is in poor shape. AZ recent meeting o
the commissioners Nj. Sims. tho new
superintendent, handed in an inventory
i which showed several articles on hand Of
practically no value. Chairman Pierce q
the commissioners ordered 10 investigate
has made the following report:
| Your committee on county farm, With
power to act. after careful examination
bcg leave TO report.
That they mind the buildings. fences and
premises generally In most diapidatcd
condition, the farm uncultiyated and the
psar orchard in deplorable neglect. 1t will
soon be necessary to replace tho entire
plant, the exception of the pauper quar-
teis, recently erected, but needing over
hauling.
The mules are old and unserviceable--
net worth the feed they daily consumo--in
fact. they are the relics OF Galyoston's
street car enterprise, The hogs are of the
slab sdded, razor back order and worthless
10 tho county. There are number OF
mixed cattle that should be disposed OF,
rs the county is not supposed TO be ia tho
cRttls raising business The tools, OF all
descriptions, are unit for use. not worth
Il cent OF expenditure in repairs and should
be RELOCATED to the dump pile or sold ,or
scrap Iron, The hunks are the old iron
rnes sent up from THE Galveston jail and
are In bad coalition and the bedding worn
cut: The entire county outfit is the aceu-
mutation OF years--now used UP. rotten.
broken ana comparatively worthless
Your committee has employed carpeA.
ter at So per day, who is now actively en-
gagged In oyerhnuling the buildings and
making minor but much needed repairs.
necessary 10 protect the inmates.
They have instructed the superinteud
ent, instead OF trucking for market, TO
plovCnder fer the road and farms teams
and stock, and vegetables for the road
gang and farm inmatee. This VIII atop
Il heavy expense and outlay for fcsd and
lessen the provision btll
They have also instructed the superin-
tendent To secure trades of the mules. cal
tie and hogs f0e serviccable work stock at
some fair proportion, saving TO The county
n cash outlay II would. indeed. he econ
omy TO the county to get rid of them upon
any terms and save the expense oil feed.
They are of the opinion II the valuable
pear orchard Is to be saved from utter de-
structlon II IS necessary IL should receive
prompt and judcioris treatment as 10
cultivation, pruning and spraying and the
necessary materials should be furnished.
Your committee find the paupcns and
convicts In good condition, well fed and
The entire premises are being rapidly
cleaned and placed In a sanitary condi-
ton
They would recommend that the portion
of the farm jnttirg In the center of the
town OF Clear Creek, never In cultivation
and not necessary for pastrrage, be cut
M ilrio town lots, sold and the proceeds
rsed in :laepg the farm and buildings in
proper condition.
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Jan1eSBute
HOUSTON.

tiles of this fig to tho excess of saccharine
matter IN the form OF thick honey sub
starcc which oozel out at the bloom end
OF the fruit and as the fruit ripcns thcr-
@nRhly this hardens mp 10 the consistency
or q seni- transparent cnndled horcy and
entirely stops the small hole at the apex
by scaling itself Up. 50 no micro organ
isins can have access 10 the inside of the
fruit, Thus the meat Of tho fruit is ex-
cluded from tho influence OF the surround
ing contaminated moist atmosphere, anu
VIII keep fresh for eight or ten days This
is my theory of II. and believe am
correct. Yours truly, j. L. Normand.
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CorsIcana, Texas, December 20.-Mis
Annie Wood WAS severely burned atout
the body aud hands yesterday morning
Mfille dress ns for church the room be-
came TOO warm, causing her 20 faint. As
she fell close to the fireplacS her clothing
caught FIRE and she was severely burned
before the flames could be exti9guished.
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cnARGrp wlTn MuRpEt.

Lat night Deputy Sheriff Motley arrest
ed John Hoeffel on a charge of murder
sworn out by John critz. The arrost
grows cut Of the killing OF -. icilhol by
q. II. Tillebach.
According to the evidence Hoeffcl was
with Tillebach Mt the time OF the shooting
TilIcbash and Hoeffel are In jail. They
viii havo preliminary hearing before
Justice Barry Saturday. AT the time OF
TIE shooting Cratz was In the employ Of
Filhol.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
HYMENEAL.

HENRY MILLlNlcR, - Mullen, Texas
December ls.-MsGraad Mr.. G. S. Henry
10 Miss saIie Milllner, both prominently
known In social circles here.
oN-MATTHEWs.-- Liberty Hill,
Texas, December IA. -Mared, IA the resi-
dence OF the brides father in this city At
. o'clock this morning. MIR. Bryson ana
Mss Nom Matthews. Rev. Sln q.
Vaughan officiating The contracting par
ties are Of the first families OF this section
OF the State.
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Iuauiring for Randall.

Dallas, Texas. December 2o.-Un5ertaker
Smith today received letter from MISS
Jennie Randall Of No. 22 East High street.
Lexington. Ky. asking for the particulars
OF the death Of II. T. Randall, as she mas
reason 10 believe he was her brother II.
Il. Randall Is the school teachsr supposed
to be from stephenvllle Bulhtt couIfy.
KY. who was found dead in the streets OF
Dallas ten days ago and who the coroner
ana grand Jury believe was murdered ana
are investigating on that line.
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WANTS. A CANNON.
DnIlns Hal. Asked for ono of the
Spanish GUNS.

Spanish GUNS.
Dallas, Texas. December 2o..--Assistan,
Secretary OF the Navy Allen has replied 10
letters from Mayor T'raylor and Congress
man Burke, in which they request that
Dallas be given one of the twenty two
gurs OF 5h ard 6i5inch caliber captured
from Spaniargs at Santiago, that just rs
soon as the question Of proprtetorshlp has
been settled as between the war and navy
departments, the latter department, II sue
cessful, viii try to have one OF the guns
loaned TO Dallas as requested. The guns
can not be made serviceable to the Ccited
States government as they are of frac-
tonal inches caliber. whereas the Amer
lean guns are of full inches caltber. II
Dallas is allotted one OF the guns il VIII
be placed at the frout OF the city hail, cor
uor OF commerce ard Akard streets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
HON. MANN TRICE
VIII Resume the Practice of Law mt
the End of His Term

Dal'Gs, Texas, December 20.-Hon. Mann
Irice, assistant attorney general, spent to-
day at his home, having come M from
lyier. where the court of criminal appeals
Is now in session. Upon finishing his term
Mr. 1'rice will return to Dallas and resume
the practice OF law. He is very popular in
Dallas county and. although they greatly
regretted his defeat fer the democratic
nomination for attorney general last Au.
gust, his home people will give him a
royal welcome upon his coming 10 again
live among tnen.
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GIVEN NINE YEARS
Hor Murdering Nun Who Was TRY.
ing to Protect His Wire

Fafs' Texas. December "a. l.. Me-
pougaii was found guilty of second degree
hiuratr in the district court at Clarksyllle
lor kliilng Dent Rowland. a wealthy and
Pfolninel.l Red River county farmer, near
bagota, last July and was given nine wears
IN tae pen McDugall was a tenant on
howianus place. living few yards from
lls mouse: 'Ihe wives of the two men Were
engaged in combat and white Nrs Mc-
Dougall had Mrs. Rowland down beating
her. the deceased was trying to pull her
oil when McDougall came up and Shot him
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Gne.c nnd TnrI,ex. fnr CuI,r.

Marlin. Texas. December ls.-Mr. w.
H. Blackwell. a prosperous ana enter
prising merchant Of Reagan, is here toiay
arranging for a large shipment OF gees,
turkeys and chickens to Cubs. Mr. Black
we'll informs The Post correspondent that
turkeys are worth S21 per dozen, geese
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hoy Died of His Injuries.

Holland. Texas. December d. Roy PEN
ningt1n, The boy Who was run over yester-
day evening by frelsh train. having
both OF his legs cut or. di.d last night
about 10 O'Clock Tine accident happened
while he was swinging 70 a moving freighs
t.lin. The small boys OF this town ars
CONTINUALLY at this practice ROY was a
yery bright boy and much loved by all who
knew him. and his death has cast shadow
over the entire community
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An aged Lady suicides.

Fort Worth, Texas. December 20.-At
Gordon. Texas, last night az midnight Mrs.
J. r. Ham, aged 60, deliberately left her
husbands side and bed and went to a
cissk one mile away and crowned herself
The body WAS four,i several hours later.
No cause assigned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
SUICIDE AT MANon

a telephone message was received FINN
manor inns evening to the effect that VIII
Van, n..1i scnieffer cut his throat .hers today
Niiiiam was brother of Richard Snhief.
ler: VINO accidentally shot and killed him
sen at the slaughter pens III the northern
part of the city few DAYS ago,
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ELECTION or oErrcERs

At she annual meeting OF sectbon 27s, On
dowment Rank, Knights OF Pyihas, held
last night th9 following officers were oleet-
ed for the ensuing year: w. G.. Oglyy,
president (re-rleetcdJ @. l.. Bohn, vice
pros Hem; A. r. Garth secretary and
treasurer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
TO INVESTIGATES sM,r,no.

STATE Health Officer Blunt has gone I.
cameron to make personal lnspectiop a,
smallpox cases there and ~ ,ossI,,o ,,,,o.
the apprehenslons CO inhabitants of savs
erai neishboring towns which have inst
uited shotgun guarantees. "''''-
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Gl4dlrgs, Texas, December 2D.-A report
reached town this morning that Frank
Dawson, negro living in the lower part
Of tho county about sixteen miles from
this place, was shot four times last night
by aa unlcnown party. No particulars have
been reported.
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THAT LONE HIoHwAyNaN

, n,ss Mary Burra steneographer in ,he
Austin aud Northwestern peTe-,a a - .ae
eastern sa rel q, up and relieved OF SIS in tho
man at Z o'clock this evening mn n'sn ,s,
, Mao was tall white nan WIN = s'a9.a,
nal nv drawn down over his eyes ,a ,iVu !, u
r ,ns, That Is but enc OF olgh ,r tn ~ y
~ 49, OIL similar nature COMMITTEES H.
'ne city during the past week, IN
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CHARTERED

me Independent Telephone COMPANY .,
."'o i'ied Its charter with the secretary
= s'a'e. today; capital stock $4,000. In
corporatore: Sam Sanger Ed a. ste,hor
son .. D. Earle. j. T.. Boynton, ~ n
aeley ana d. Rotan. The purpose of No
corporation Is to Construct telephone bn ,o
ana !" maintain exchanges throughout The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
CniLerInc cnIc Dcnl.

Chicago. December 2o.--Mrs. Martha
Field OF New Orleans. the newspaper
writer, known las Catherine Co!e, IS dead
In this city. Mis-. Field came 10 Chicago
about three months ago Tor treatment Tor
paralysis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-21
VERDICT FOR DErENpANT.

The case OF Joseph +. HpTf w. g. Junke
ct al. which has boon on trial In the
DISTRICT court for some time. is at an end.
a jury brought in a verdict for the de-
fendgnt.
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ASSAULT TO MURDER i.

In Justice Barrys court this morning
Marta ErldYin. charged wlth assault with
intent 20 nitTder. was bound over to the
criminal court In the sum of 5000.
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Fort Worth Texas. December 20. Ed
ward Britain. member OF Cigir Makers
union AMI not known here. blew his brains
out with 32-oalibr pistol late this al
ternoOn. The suicide was stranger here.