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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-07
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Like biIiousness, dyspepsia, headache, consti-
patton. sour stomach, indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their work
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DELEGATES FOR DICKSON
Wichita A o. L. VS. Endorse Him
for Grand Recorder

George NJ. Dickson has been selected by
A o. L ". lodge, No. -. of this city IS
a candidate for grand recorder st the
coming session of the grand lodge which
meets at Pittsburg. this state. mex. Feb
ruary. The present incumbent Is Z. NJ.
Fo.ssle OF E1nporia, who has held the po-
sition Tor years. There has been a grow
ing sentiment among the brotherhood TOT
the past year or Two that Mr.. Fo-de.
who has had the Office for seventeen years
should give way. and in the bringing cut
OF Mr.. Dickson against him he VII have
an opponent worldly of his steel Mr.
Dickson * eNcetionslly quslihod Tor sscn
g position. stands high in business c.rciss
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BOYS OF THE 21ST WILL ENLIST
Some of Them for the Regular Ser
vice at LeaVenwOrth.

The boys of the Twenty-first are getting
ready to come home. quite number have
applied for enlistment into the regular ser
vice. The Times of yesterday says:
Beginning with this week, discipline has
been relaxed and the boys will be allowed
fun freedom to go and come as they please
during the remainder of their stay. The
four roll calls which have been the order
of the day since they went into camp
after coming back from the east have been
dispensed with and now they may go and
come as they wish.
1t is said that larger number Of them
will enlist with the regulars than was at
first supposed, and it is thought that there
will be enough of the Twenty first join
the Twentieth regiment to make up the
number that is lacking to complete the
full strength of the regiment. so that by
the end of the week the Twentieth will be
recruited to its fun war strength.
The snow and slush which made the
camp very disagreeable yesterday does not
now so affect the spirits of the boys who
are anxious to end their term Of volunteer
service because their time is so near out,
and they are planning what they viii do.
Many of them have announced their in
tention Of not returning to their romes.
but say they will try to find wMk mere
and if they are not successful viii go to
surrounding towns. Many of them 1--we on
farms, and they say that the work for
the year is done there and for that reson
they viii not go back but viii try to get
work in the city.
Major Baker, who viii pay the men Of
the Twenty-1irst, has not yet arrived from
St Louis, but viii be here some time dur
inc the week.
The muster rolls which have been made
out and sent TO the post were returned
to tho regiment yesterday. 10 be in readi
ness for the final discharge OF the men.
and are now in charge of the company
commanders. who viii use them Friday,
when the men are discharged.
Miss Addie Miller, who was called 20
the bedside of her sister. Marie. who has
been seriously AZ at CherryvaIe. is glad
% say that she is rapidly improving and
is now out of danger.
Governor Stanley yesterday received
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Governor Stanley yesterday received a
postal card from Manitou, Colo. congrat-
ulating him upon his election
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DEATH OF GEORGE D. SIMMONS
Died ut Gagetown. Michigan, Novem-
Der PC

The death OF George y. Simmons OF
Gagetown, Mich. father Of Mrs. E. Cal
LIANT Of this city. occurred Saturday, No
vember IS. He was taken suddenly with
apoplexy. dying at 10 a. m. without re-
gaining consciousness. George simmons
was Well known here among the first set
tiers of Wichita. starting one OF the first
drug stores here in company with 3. Y.
Aldrich
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Miss Addie Miller, who was called 20
the bedside of her sister. Marie. who has
been seriously AZ at Cherryvale, is glad
70 say that she is rapidly improving and
is now out of danger.
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meeting WI De a. iae X = chareA AZ 2,
?. N. preceded - 4 prayer meeting 81 80
9. m NJ Nsi. announced - TIE subject
- MS at.ernaen ad1ress- TIE Resars.S
~ tas Christian" au1 for ths eresalnx
theme. Business znd Z asiea- Lsi 81
cone AID hear.
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BRENNAN nrpoEr,
RIunictrnl Cnmpainn WIN He Wnrm
when IL starts.

NncN III SturtSs
Brenham. Texas. January 1.-THE APP
proaching campaign promises to be q very
lively one, but not materially different
from Its predecessors. Primary elections
will be held and efforts will be made TO
manipulate them to the best advantage
fer the candidates with the strongest pull.
The tight will be among the ucmnerats
In the primaries. after which the domoc-
racy Will present eolid front and have
easy sailing until the election, the result
OF which there is little doubt. The indl-
cations now are that therc will be a not
fight In the primaries. however, and that It
will no, be long before the signal gun is
fired.
Division Superintendent Scott of the
Santa he spent an hour here "Wednesday
evening figuring on a change OF schedule
ON the Alligator limited. which prcmises
TO be beneficial to Brcnham. The santa
10 viii soon have a large force OF hands
at work here on the long bridge displacc-
n ent. and MS this Is considerable 100,
tho retail trade Will be perccpttbly IN
creased.
While playing on some cotton NJ Mr.. v.
r Ralston's cotton platform Friday about
10 o'clock, little Robert Rouse fell between
two bales OF cotton and broke his LETT arm
ivet above the wrist Dr. ". X. Young
set tho broken member
District Deputy Grand Patriarch H. G.
Reese LEFT this morning for Rockdslo TO
install tho officers In the Rockdale en-
campment l. o. O. T. lie Will return TO-
night
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SEVERAL REQUESTS

The will OF Mrs. Mary II. Dodge. widow
OF Hon. Sam Dodge, formerly fudge of
the criminal district court, has been filed
Ter record In he office Of County Clerk
George II law. and makes The iollowtns
requests: TO the Catholic orphan ASYLUM
OF Galveston county, tho sum OF $500; TO
the Protestant Orphans home, the sum Of
$50: 10 the Rosenberg home for home
less women, the sum OF $50; to the Home
for Friendless children IN the cltv OF Gal
weston, ss5: TO the Catholic church, known
as the Sacred Heart, ON Broadway ana
Thirteenth street. tho sum 81 $50. 10 DC ap-
Piled for masses for the rcpcse of my soui
10 the Catholic church, known rs the Sa.
cred Heart the sum OF SO, 10 be Applied
10 the poor OF the parish. to Mira. Mary
Mum, the sum 81 SIS IN appreciation OF the
many kindnesses shown toward me- 10
Mrs, Ellen Weekcs the sum OF $40 ms a
token OF my admiration for her ms KIND
and considurate henefactor direct that
my executor shall place above my grave
a suitable monument, not TO exceed In
price SIS, and that my body shall lilo be-
side my husband in the Catholic cemetery
An the rest of my estate give to my SIS
ter, Mrs. Caroline Guyo. of New Orleans.
Thomas ! xxx Is appointed executor OF
the viii without bond,
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NEGROES DRIVEN orr.
Masked Men Threaten to AssRsstnatc
Them,

wellborn, Texas, January 1i-Qutto
sensation has prevailed in the northeast
ern portion OF this county for several days
past. Tom and Lee Taylor, sons of I. +.
Taylor of Clay Station Burleson county,
well known and very prominent citizen
OF that county, rented farm in the OK
treme northeastern portion OF this county
owned by C. b. Beck. and were clearing
land and preparing for another crop. when
some two or three masked men went TO
one of the boys and told him that they
did not allow any negroes TO live In chat
neighborhood. and they must get ont OF
there right away and carry every negro
they had Every reasonable means were
used to quen the trouble. but they would
send masked men TO the boys and tell thcm
they could not stay there; that there were
twcnty-seven of them and thnt they could
raise sixty men IN two hours, and that
they must leave there. The negroes be-
came frightened and would not work un-
less some white people We're with them all
the time. To-day their wagons loaded are
passing back to where they moved from,
and in an Interview they state that rather
than get murdered or have ia XIII some
of them. they had rather move out. The
Taylors are white men. and no better
citizens reside in this or Burleson county
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In the New Year.

l. We may be quite cure that our will
Ia likely TO be crossed during the day; so
let us prepare for 1t,
q Every person In the house has an
evil nature as well as ourselves, and there
fore we are not TO expect too much.
Q. Look upon each member of the fam
lily as one fer whom Christ died
4, When Inclined to give an angry an
swer let us lift up the heart In prayer
s. II from sickness. pain and iniirmity
We feel irritable, let us keep n very strict
watch over ourselves,
8. Observe when others are suffering
and drop word OF Kindness
7. watch for little opportunities OF pleas
ing everybody, and put little annoyances
out Of the way
s. Take cheerful view OF everything
and encourage hope
., Speak kindly to dependents ard SER
wants about the house and praise them
when YOU eau.
TO- In all little pleasures Which may
occur put xelf last.
H. Try for that soft answer that turn
eth away wrath
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Nut. TOR In,n Women.

II takes time to get fat. i,ist aes!t takes
time to grow thin. The candidate for added
nesh should ret MI the sleep rosstble--
from nine to ton hours. In addition,
nap IN the middle OF the lay will help.
While mapping no stays. tight shoes or
bands must be worn, II ono can not sleep
one should lie down In u dafkoned room at
least thirty minutes instead. Ia the ntrn-
ing cold plunge, Or. at leiist cold
sponge, Inunt be taken. lashiag the water
on the shoulders, neck and collar htne. dry
ing with Turkish towel and avecspg
heavy clothing. A thii, woman should avoid
cumbersome wraps. hcary-WehSht dress
gooda und Innings according - Writ
in the Boston Transcript, She aaorld not
tire hcrself. blcyrling and she should have
plenty OF fresh air. Diet deserves con-
sideratiou. For some drinking malt liquors
is n great help, but many can not stand H.
die, with an eye to acquiring flesh
should consist Of liquids milk. water. but
moi coffee and tea; no hot breads plenty
OF butter and cheese and good cocoa. Tho
very thin woman should have Ave meals
q day, should eat marmalade and plenty OF
warm milk and cream. Indeed, II warm
milk is drank before retiring, 1t Is IN Itself
almost sure cure. Above all. cat slowly
and never exercise until half an tour after
meale
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THE FIGHT AT WACO.
Another Effort to Retire McCulioch
from the MayOraity.

Another Effort to Retire McCniioch
from the MayOrnity.
Waco, Texas, January 1.-THE city OF
Waco will elect a mayor and five aldermen
next April and the campaign is opening
Mayor McCulloch, who has been in the Of
flee ten years with the exception of about
six months Of 1885, will be a candidate
again, and pitted against him will be Hon
Seth p. Mills.
McCulloch has never been beaten but
once. In the April election of 1896 DR.. w.
II. Wilkes united the opposition and de-
feated him by small plurality, After the
laIlse OF few months Mayor wilkes died.
His last Illness was evidently caused by
the worry incident to the campaign and
the conduct of the office after election. a
sneciaI election was ordered and Clarence
NJ Hubby was selected by the ant-MeCnl-
Inch faction as candidate. McCulloch was
in New York Mt the 1ime,. but In answer &c
kilograms he wired that he would DO homf
os quick as steam could carry nm ant
would he in the race. The contest was y
hattie royal and McCulloch won.
Seth Mills Is one OF the best known and
popular men in the city, He Is well known
iii over the state. having served in thi
legislature several terms. He viii unite
Inc opposltiou Ia NcCuilnch but whether
that viii be strong enough to elect him re-
mains to be seen. Mills has not yet an
nounced formally. but 1t lis known that ne
viii do so in a few days.
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WOMEN AND THEIR Ways.

Miss Lorotto Small. tho daughter Of the
famous evangelist. Rev. sam Small, II
studying for the stage under the guidnnc9
OF the traaedian, Robert Downing ana
will make her debut M juliet during Inc
coming winter at Atlanta.
Nowadays tho woman who is not clever
enough 10 dress doll IN eetnc character
costume for n doll exhibition rOligiouhly
conceais the fact, aud hiring her seam
stress 10 do The work calmly nGnerts the
praise which accrues 10 horsclf as q
skilled neodlewoman.
Mademolselle cecile Chamlnade, the
composer whom musical Parisians ADORE,
and whose balluds calve. Malba ana Nor
dlca do not disdaln TO MARBLE IN contoip-
plating n visit to America, where, how
ever she VIII only DiaY at privnie re-
citals IN her health does not permit the
fatigue Of n concert tour
The Rainy pay club OF Now York. the
members ~ which pledge Themselves 70
wear short skirts IN rainy weather, IN
rapidIy Increasing In numbers, as aDins
OF tho best Known women IN The matfop-
oils have ininod liz ranks, thus E'Nltg the
stamp OF fashion to the socl"ty and 30
materially advancing its .ucccsS.
Many and curious are the means OF Iiyc-
lihood for women who are sufficiently
clever 10 overcome the fact that they are
unframed In any ono particular branch.
There is the woman who makes good
living by mending for bachelors. The brir-
a-brac duster. the bi-weeklv markcter,
the visiting reader. aud, last the milliner
who gives her time BY the hour and IN the
course Of a morning can trim half dozen
hats Mt about n third Of tho cost charged
by fashionable millinef.
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1.EE NO nn coLLEcroR.

Another OF the political appointments
due Galveston has been settled upon, ana
Interested applicants arc breathing easier.
The information that Frank Lee Is TO be
collector of the port has come from Wash-
ingion and Is said to be authentic. In fact
the other candidates for the position have
given up and turned their attention TO
other things Tho same report says the
nppointment viii SO 10 tho senate tomor-
row In all probability aud surely not later
than nex1 Tuesday.
II was believed by many that A. ko-
seminal would get this plum, as his APP
poinimen, WAS supposed 10 give entire sat
isfaction to the German republicans
throughout the district. Rosenthal how
ever. viii bio taken care OF In another way
which will he satisfactory TO all concerned
Lee was backed by iIawley.
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nccoYcrcd pnrnagcs.

sherman. Texas. January l3.-ln me
county court yesterday C. i. Reynolds
of Bells was given judgment against w.
p. Kidd, city marshal of that place. In
the sum OF SIS. The suit was for damages
in the sum OF $1,000 for alleged malicious
prosecution and imprisonment. During tho
month or December, 1896, the city OF beils
passed an ordinance leyying TAX on dosH
and Reynolds WAS the frst TO feel the
effeots 81 the new law. He alleged that
no was arrested and placed IN prison FOR
The non payment OF taxes on a dog tnh'
WAS aftefward proven to be dead, since
The arrest OF piainiff the ordinance mas
heen declared illegal.
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A GirII.I, uInct. rrncis.

a youthful black froek for evening wear
Is Of satin The skirt Is adorned hy two
rows Of black chiffon ruchlng Oh. IN In
waved lines. tho first about tonl' inches
above the hem. tho next shout two and Z
half inches above that. rhs bodice 10
yelled In Il chiffon blouse. the der oiicsase
outlined bv chiffon rucning. from which
n shaped piece Of chiffon cdgei With ruth
ings falls almost In point TO the saist.
This piece OF chiffon is quite short on the
ton OF the sleeves. whisn mr. nlsds to
show the arm al the rob. t1a rhouidcr
OF the sleeves decorated In similar fashion.
the long sleeves wrInkling 10 the wr'si
A ceinture OF pale blue MORE .asicpss IN
front with a rosette and u buckle OF pearls
and tuaquoises. At one side o. To decol-
Ictape 4 rosotte or pale blue holds a butch
OF pale pink roses. with a trail of buds
which falls to the waist 10 nset the blue
belt,
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Tbr a,oming Woman

!, nax the baby, as well as the gosd CID
sarhionld woman who Icoks after her home
,sill botb at times SCI rundown In hciith,
srr.y viii be troubled with less OF appe-
ia hoadachaI. siscplessness. fainting or
s,zyy spells. The most wonderful rcnedy
Tr t;ase wcmfn Is Eieetrc bltiefs IAon,
Syesk KIDNEYS rise ~ and call II blessed,
n "a The medicine for wcmen. famsie
,cfdulrin ana pcrypuz troubles 81 All
i.ingx me- socn relieved By the uss oi Elsc-
irlc pltters. Delicate women should Keep
,hls Remedy on hand 10 build ~ me fya-
ten. cn!y so ceris per bottle, FER sale
BY Go w Heycr.
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nnANK polsoNEp MHIsKY.

Muldoon. Texas, january H,--Crlokett
Green. farmer living about four miles
west of Muldoon. was poisoned yesterday
evening by drinking whisky with strych-
nine in H. As quickly as he found cut
that he was poisoned he rushed TO his
house, swallowed lot OF grease. got on
his horse and came TO Muldoon In haste.
On his arrival here he told Dr. Mitchell
what had happened ana the doctor began
giving him emetics TO ccnDteraet the pol
son. Later In the evening pr TutwileE
OF Flatonia was called 10 assist DR.. Mitch
ell. They worked with him all night. and
at this time the doctors think he is out
of danger,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the fremont, Marhowitz. Baliin-
eer, carr Lucy, st. Louia, John Bognoli'
lafayette La: Ed +. CHASER, Denver NJ,
Nj Bernstein. Baltimore, 4. g. Tomp-
gins. Hampstead J p, Ford. shreveport
j. c. Akin, WillSesbarrc, Pa. D. COKE
New York; G. NJ. Ahrens. New Orleans
l.. II. Lewis, Fmporia; l.. NJ Gibbs
Riobmond. Va; r. G.. Ribon. New YORK,
Ambrose Anoson London: J. Leopold
Wi,he Bogoiia w. r. Conner Dallas;
w. ] Moore. Houston. II j. Morgan,
81 Louis. w, W, Short, Temple.
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r.,,crntcd Woman'r Cimbs.

Waco. Tcxas. January 1.-THE exeenuNs
board OF the State Federation Of Womsnf
Literary Clubs was held in this Guy yes
terday and the matter OF holding h1's
Of congresses under tho auspices OF ne
Federated clubs OF Texas 10 iisslss SUI
iscts heating on household economies. 1'be
bol-d viii arrange with Mrs. Irrna r.
Jones OF Michigan TO conduct TIE con
yresres. Mrs. r. Rotan a this ni.i. ;'-t'i-
dent Of tho Texas Federation. y Our. ig
The state in the interest Of the Feirr1tion
oongresses and Is meeting with fiati.sins
encouragement.
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,rh rec Acc.,nlpit. b NJ en- q.

An old gentleman who - very uvch
Interested in and in sympathy With high
school and collegiate education for .wonsn
said recently: There are thres things
that the convent-bred girl can 40 whsre
are worth to any woman many rsileA "
geometry or Greek declensions' fpc San
write beautiful ietter--0 pretty. eye-
ciously worded. dignifed and Wholly -.
lightfui epistle--she can reM aiouc, ana
last. but not least. she can spsak low.
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The lining Of the drsss should exactly
match the outside. for there is a peculiar
sympathy between crepe cloth AMI It's
lining. II shows through in UNEXPECTED
places.
Taffetu, that softest OF tllls goods, Is
rufaed around the hands, The shoulders
and the throat In tiny side nlhitings that
fit the figure vet show becoming Hare.
Brown embroidered linen makes neat
yoke, which can be removed and leih-
derod if soiled.
Narrow belts Of metal are worn With
tbena bnuae drcaAes
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,,.,,,,..,n xo,ice, "Jokcs.,

Lockhart Texas. January l4.--lt has
been discovered that some of the white
esp notices circulated in this section was
the work OF practical jokers. ard tie in
tense uneasiness which prevailed has been
greatly relieved. Several parties engaged ~
perpetraiing this cruel Joke have owned
up and begged pardon, which has been
cheorfully granted In every instance.
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Brownsville. Texas, January blast
night the city coureil set down on the
recent attempt OF the customs house fac
ton 10 control municipal affairs BY n
vote OF 6 TO they reinstatod Lieutenant
Of Police Darringuoz suspended by Mayor
rarson for his action the night OF the Red
club meeting, directed that he return 10
duty al once. without loss OF pay during
tho time he has been suspended. and es-
pecially commended his action on the
night OF the meeting IN question.
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court this weeks Case OF George What
ley, white, charged with murder, sonf'nt-
mcnt In the peultentiary for life: crsn-
shaw, rape. dismissed; WIN Williams, Sc
duction, continued: Dave johnson, coicred.
theft, two years; Jim Foster. col,rcsi. tcur
years for theft Of hogs. The court Is rap
idly dispcsing Of the heaviest docket for
years Tho grand jury Is still IN session,
With no Abatement OF work. Apparcntly.
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The receipt Is az follows Take a pound
Of new pccans. shelled 40 that they have
come out unbroken, and rub them we'll
ia a linen cloth 70 take on any lingering
dust. Put them into skillet with .
pound OF sugar. little sarmin and q
half glass OF water. Place IN the hro
until the pacans crnckie hard then take
on and work until the sugar becomes
quite sandy and well detached from the
peeans. separste one part 81 tho sugars
and egajn out the pecans on The nre. SUR
ring them lightly with snoon. alc1fainx
as they pick ~ the sugar. Daynx Etrist
attention iha. the fire L. not TOO Ga'tk.
when Tho pccans have taken IN this rarf
Of me sugar put 81 that whissl ven hass
RI served and cantinpe 4, pareh ,sntii may
have taken u, al the sugar.. Than rlAre
she peeans upon Il. Shaking them afnund
10 stpirate thsae which stlli hold to-
gstke.. .
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,,.a n..,n,s MitI,drnMni.

Denton, Texas. January 1o,--Judge Rea-
cams withdrawal from the race for United
STATES senator has created considerable talk
,.o,,Id have carried Denton county had he
remained in the race. II is not known
What influence this will have on the final
n,,tcome Of the senatorial race, IN which
row after Judge Reagan's withdrawal,
t,rlbarson ard Mills are the only aspiranie'
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An Attempt ~ DurgInr,.

Georgetown. Texas, January 1i-'-An at
tompt wos made last night to burglar'zn
MIR. g. u. Bootys store at this place. SIX
shots were hred into the side door, y Is
supposed for the purpose Of breaking the
.ork. as all shots entered near the iorA.
part of tho lock was broken, but the
burglars failed 10 force an entrance. a
shot was also fired In front. which broke
the Gnc plate glass In the show window.
No clcv.
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Corpus christi. Texas. January IA
petition has been presented to the cry
council. signed by cyer hrndasd t9xfay-
ers and citizens Of this city. asking that
hoay 10 nara an ordnance lroh'b ting Tie
running AZ large Of stock Some months
ago a little girl was badly gafad by q
CIV ard nnly shoi, time i-ca q i''l'
10Y had his brains sicted out By a koiss
on sidewalk Of this city.