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COAST nrrENsEsl
Torpedo Miucs tn he Placed IN iInr-
hnrN linbic 10 Attnci.

Torpedo Miucs tn he Placed IN Hnr-
hprS linbic 10 Attncis.
Washington, Aoril i~-General Wilson,
chlcf OF enginoers aas taken prompt ac-
ton for the immediate utilization OF the
additional allo,msn; OF $llooooo to hts de-
raitmcnt by the president The order has
been given 70, the resumption Of work oil
the Notifications, aud arrangements have
been made also For the establishment of a
systom of submarine mines and torpedoes
at harbors along the oCast whore such
means Of defense are deemed essential In
case OF hostilitics These orders have ne.
cessitated a pertia, redrrangcment OF The
engineer department. as nj present organ
ICED Nearly all tho younger members Of
the corps engaged In river and harbog
works iii the interior have been detached
from such duty for the present and ordered
to report TO the officers engaged in
strengthening The detenses OF the ccast by
the erection Of batteries and submarine
mines This action will not result in any
neglect IN the prosecution of river and har'
Dor work In progress, as other arrange
ments have hson made for that, but on the
other hand will enable the department. 30
expedite the preparations for the National
dNfcnse
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IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
Morgan Steamship Line Mill Pay the
increase of Insurance.
PROTECTION GIVEN THEIR PATRONS
The Mallory Line Has Fn,I.a -,
Notify lis Houston Agent ar a.,
Change In the service.

The Morgan steamship limo anno,n,.a
yesterday that 1t would take ont ,var r,v,s
ON cargoes coming via their ro,te with.nf
expense to the patrons. This informn,ion
mas been telegraphed over the statc ana
Wouid seem to indicate that the Morgan
people Intended to continue to do h,,s,ness
until actual warfare prevented. Nv INIT
no''oe' tue shipper will only be required
10 pay the regular rate OF insurance and
.'e company will stand the rest. No non-
iicauoh has been received saying that any
VI me Morgans boats would be withdrawn
or their schedule reduced but. on the con-
trary' adviees received yesterday convey
the impression that nc change whatever
VIII be made in the present service.
The Mallory line has so far failed to iu-
form their Houston representative of the
increase in insurance, and none OF their
boats have been withdrawn from the trade.
While the government is known to have
an option on all coastwise vessels and
would give immediate notice If the crafts
were needed, there seems TO he well set
tied opinion among the representatives that
the probabilities of resorting to arms is
more remote than ever.
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WILL KNOW SOMETHING SOON.
President Green OF The Texas Mid
land Goes East

Prestdent Green OF The Texas Mid
lind Goes East.
When e. II. R. Green, president OF The
Texas Midland, returns from New York
whittier he went from Central Texas yes-
tercay, II will be definitely known what is
TO be done with the Midland road IL is no,
settled whether an extension is TO be made
from Ennis to Waco or the line CONSOLE
dated with the Frisco. The former promo
sition would mean the building OF sixty
odd miles of track, giving connection with
the Arkansas Pass and make the short line
to st. Louis from the Southwest. Cattle
shipments from the territory OF San An
tonic are demanding the shortest practical
route TO market, and ST. Louis is endeavor-
ing TO hold its own in the Texas cattle
trade against Kansas City and Chicago.
During Mr.. Green's last visit to Houston he
was asked what extension, If any, he would
make this year, to which ne replied signi-
ticantly: II will not know for a week or
two"
The consolidation of the Texas Midland
and the st. Louis and San Francisco. some
are able to say has long been Mr. Gree's
desire, and, as great share o. the latters
stock is held by Mrs Hettie Green con-
summation OF the deal could easily be eff
fected.
AS TO the Galveston. La Porte and Hous
ton. which goes on the block at Galveston
May 8, neither Mr. Green nor the interests
he represents are after that property.
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YOUR WEAK spo1.
If You DO Not Know where II IL. Yon
should Kind Out and Strengthen II.

Were is he weak spot in your system
Is il weakness OF the stomach which
causes Indigestion. dyspepsia. bllousness.
CONSTIPATION, headaches ana backaehes or
is IL a central weakness which makes you
suffer from tired. languid feelings?
Wherever or whatever your particular
weakness may be. you can, II you will, get
rid OF II and replace IL with health,
strength and ylgor. DO you know how?
II not, you can profitably read the fellow
ing opinions on the subject and get some
valuable Information.
Mrs. NJ. McMahon OF / Sumpter street.
Brooklyn. says; u was formerly much
troubled with indigestion. but have been
entirely cured by using Duny's Malt
Whiskey, which | can sincerely recon-
mend. 1t gave me relief when all other
remedies failed"
Mrs j. w Conner OF Fltchburg,
Mass, says: II was in bad health and
feeling very miserable and low spirited
when friend advised me TO ny Duny's
Malt Whiskey. ! did 30. and am now
have felt IL years II has worked Won
ders IN my case.
Hundreds OF similar opinions could he
furnished, but the above arc quite Bulfi-
cient TO prove that Duffy's Pure Mali
Whiskey is unclualed FOR " stimulating
strengthening Effects y rnflffa and
quickens the blood. promotes digestion and
makes round. htaithy lssh II should be
remembered. however. thai Il is moi an
ordinary whIskey hut Is unlike any other.
On this account be cure and get only TIE
genuine and accept no inferior imitation.
eeTT ETAoIN TIT HH NM BIB vBvBvB
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allegations so often inaic that spain would
part with her last pesetn and her Hast man
before she would yisid Cuba She was
ready then 70 sch the island sooner than
pledge the crown jewels end Who KNOWS
but she Is ready TO do 80 now. provided the
Transformation is proportlonAte 10 SPANS
desperate necessities. Before that couutry
faces It's doom SsNasta may reconsider th4
whole case and in the sober second thought
rede Cuba Otherwise the story Of tlmt
dying eagle might be proiitabls rchrlrsed
III Madrid and Spain, too, might solilo-
-qulse thus
THAT csglc's fate and mine arc one
Which on the shaft That made him die,
Esricd feather OF his own
Whcrcwith he wont TO scar so high"
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WANT Az APPEAL.
Attorneys for the Lone star sfeam-
shin Company Are Here.

New Orleans. April 4.-Auorney u "
McLemore and Major p. Charles Hume.
general counsel for the Lone Star Steam
slip company OF Galveston, arrived In the
city yesterday and put up at the 81, Charles
Hotel. They are here 10 petition the lnited
states court Of appeals for an appear IN
the celebrated Lone Star Injunction case
They wish 10 get hearing OF their cause
before the highest tribunal OF the coun-
try. the United states supreme court SIT
ting In Washington
Mcssrs. McLsmore and Hume are san
eulue as 10 ire outlook for their suii, Ihey
hsd an informal talk with Judge Mccor7
mick IN his apartments at the hotei yestori
dan, and he assured the Texas attorneys
hat he would give the case hearing
MS forenoon at the Friefal building y
win be readily remembered that a rev
AL. seo the jnjunction case suit OF the
MANI steamship company against the pool
railroads was dissolved and the decision o.
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l,,nsr,-cLass.

bidder Lieutenant A. w. Drew. w.
Texas. Branch 7. Masterson. Gal
J. x. Smith. Boston; A. 5. Shook.
!, n. y; F. w. Stanton, Boston:
b.anglols and wife, Eloise Martuner.
hg,on, Martin Pachs and boy, jules
Is Carrie Ward. Stanley Fekle and
j Opera company; w. II. MAY, Can
4 Thos. j Ballinger. Robert Lett
Il j. II. kelsnll. Yoallun, Ia L.
Boston j. D, Lewis, Waco; q. W.
|hllas: j. p. Kelley. New York: 7.
h. Galveston e. NJ. Daniels. Bos-
|TuInley. Cold Springs; r. p. Boyd.
Pa; W. J. Dillon. Pittshurg, Pa;
tgan. Dallas; J. Il. Britain, Fexas
| NJ. Hamilton, Boston; y. Shongle.
bio; j. II. Scott, Galveston: c. L..
ii. NJ. Finch. st. Louis: John Abe
h Angelo, Z. s. Ware, Texas; Q. ,.
pGllasa; II. Scnoeckc. Hugo %. KEEL
Robert c. Scha.l, New YORK. J. j.
Chicago; r. V. johnson, New York;
Ellsworth. Philadelphia, a. Fontois<
E. s. Bassest, New York; William
junt Clrmons. Mich; p. a Nuhey,
lilo: Jack Wood, New Orleans; ]. l..
'trop Miss Lalla MoCalcb, san An
p. Cohen, New York: L. \. New
cRgc.
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NOMINATION or TROOPS.
PInrs Perfected ny the War Depart



/ ntut.
/ Boston, April 1.-The Journal has the
/ following special from WASHINGTON; Plans
I nent for the mobilization of troops In
! case of war. The regular army viii be
! the first to so ont and The National Guards
| of the seecoast stations will also receive
! their orders to march curly in thu cam
pagn. 70 them will be assigned the work
| OF homo defense, The regulars viii be
modified at railroad ccnters along the
gulf and Atlantic COASTS ana moved from
point to point as circumstances roluno,
! In case it Is necessary to incrcase The
military force call for volunteers VIII lie
made, but The war department co. nj
anticipate any such necessity. II IS A.
most certainty that We would not at
tempt TO invade Spain, and as Spain could
not invade this country the undpcos u
any military engagements anywhere ca
capt IN Iula VII, ne eight even since
the irst hint OF trouble with S,ain came
into being the adWtant general ID officials
ana tho high oitrora OF The aTmy hive
b,en Puifecting thulr plans To-Day itlle
remains 10 b2 donc.
President Mckinley has heon informed
by The war department. that all tho men
necessary for Waf With Spain ara avail
able, and can be mobiliaod at points SO
lcatod IN forty eight hours from the tim 4
call was cent out, The points OF coneeh-
unliOn so Tar selected are Galveston, New
orleans. Mobile, Atlanta and Washington.
II Is iitei} that II VIII BIZ nee 5sary 20 send
forces to other places but ihey win hc re-
ieoted a. the occasion ana raihold facl
tiles demand, At the various railroad ter
l4 s. ta i. tt..r a.
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Commission Gives It's approval,

The railroad commission has issued cir
cular giving its approval of certain con-
tracts between railroad companies and
their employees. The circular reads;
1T is ordered by the railroad commits
sion of Texas that in all cases where il
is agreed by and between railroad COM
panies in this State and their employees
that said employees shall receive. as part
o. the compensation paid them for their
services, free transportation for them
selves families and household goods. such
contracts are hereby approved hy this conf
mission and such employees are entitled TO
such free transportation as n pnrt Of their
compensation while so employed.
This order shalr take effect from and
after this date. April .. 1888"
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THE WEARING or THE GREEN.
An 'r'sn so,'or rmprIs""cn for We r.

Ing SiiaIurut'll.
London. April iThere was scenc IN
the house OF commons today on the ac-
acknowledgements by the first lord o. the
admiralty, MIR, Goschen, that a peaman be-
longing 10 the British first class Dattler
ship Resolution had been sentenced 10 A
fnrtnights confinement in a cell ana to
be deprived OF his good eonducl badge Tor
wearing the shamrock on ST. patrlck'a day
in di. obedience TO orders Mr.. Guschen OK
planned that IT was a matter OF discipline
Mheneupon Mr. Redmond. Parnclitc m. M
Dor for Glare holly replied 10 Mr. Goschen
and was called to order by tho sneater
no declared his conduct wng grossly de
orderly. Mr.. Redmond 9aid that ut Tie
risk of Being grossly diaordeFly he must
donounce as an outrage the sentencing OF
a sailor to forinight's imprisonment Tor
wearing tlss shamrock.
The speaker then called upon Mr. Red
mond 10 withdraw, but he did MOI loaye his
seat I'LL the sergeant-at- advanced
when he followed that officer out OF the
house, repeating: 1T is an outrage"
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II. AND II. c. ANNUAL.
Officers and Directors of the Rand
ElccteM NcN1crtImN.

Annual meetings of the stockholders aud
directors of the Houston and Texas Cen
trail were held yesterday in the compnn, s
building at noon. The following dicoGo,y
was chosen: Thomas II. Hubbard l h.
Gates of New York, G, A. Quinlen. A. T..
Root, T. w. House, John T. Browne. c,
w Bein j. Nj. Lee and q. W cave OF
Houston. The only change from ,ha' Of
Lass year was the election Of flr, BrowLe
to fill tfe place formerly held by NJ Jules
Kruttschnitt, general manager Of the
Southern Pacific, with headquarters N San
Francisco.
TIE directors then met and elected the
following officers Thomas II. iihbsti Of
New York president; G A. Qunlan Of
Houst,l, vice president; e. W. Cave Of
Houston, secretary and treasurer and /.
e. Gates of New York, assistant secretary
and
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THE BURT CASE.



Austin Texas, April 4.-The time of the
Twenty-sixth district court was again to-
day taken up with tho hearing Of testimony
as to the sanity of Burt. the condemned
wife-murderer The defense Introduced four
physicians, who testified, in effect, that ne
Was morally insane or, IN other words
without a conscience. State Health Ofhter
Sweaiingtn said that in his opinion he was
INSANE and DR.. Davis who, az his trial
thought him sane, said that h believed he
had become insane since conviction. The
State put the sheriff jailer and guards
and two experts on the stand rhe 10 npr
told Of the prisoners conduct in Jail which
Was not that Of an insane person in the
common acceptance Of The term and The
latter gave II as their opinion that he knew
what he was doing and was responsible
fer his acts. Al II p. m, court adjourned
until tomorrow morning AT o'clock
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Captain e. a. Quinlan lett last night for
short visit 10 New York.
Col l.. l., Foster, general manascr OF
the velasco Terminal. YVES here Yesterday,
J. - Whaeihouse. representing NJ. NJ.
Buck & Co Of St Louis, was in the city
yesterday.
". f. Conner, travelling passenger agent
for the Wabash, was here frsn Dallas yes
terday.
Travelling Passenger Agent Relnhart OF
the Southern Pacific went 10 New Orleans
last night accompanying the naval re-
ciihts over his line.
Tho Houston East and West Texas has
made n maximum rate Of 50 for the rohnh
trip from all points on us hne 10 ralVe.-
ion April % and 20 on account OF tha T.
p meeting
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LitiIc Hn"k Results.
Iuule~t.ye UpsuIts,

san Francisco. Ap'il H. Five furlougs- Miss
iowcna. Official Halimior Time, l;o9.
Two ycar-olds four furlonga sweet Cakes.
humidity Cross Molina, Time aSh
Milc PurHe Grady. claudlus. Lost Girl.
Time. t'i2is
Alameda handicap. mile Flash light. Ed
die Jones, Song md DHnto. Tune. ~
Scling, mile and a sixteenth Myth Caspar,
90 10 licd Time. i1SiR.
Selling. seven fnlon0g san Vcrado. Rubi-
con, Col Dan. Time. i;2SH
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Moro Stock Moving.

The Houston and Texas Central loaded
two trains Of stock here Yesterday md
received one from the Southern Pacific,
Victoria division. all going TO Northern
markets.
The Houston East and West Texas has
beon moving considerable stock from points
on it's line during the last few days Last
Thursday one train came down from snep-
herd. the stock being en- route to Gibson:
l. r. The East and West tram sheet
shows that the train made forty miies al
hour over that line.
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Cln,nr I.enf nnnINinn.

Toledo Ohio, April fudge Tatts de-
cree in the Clover Leaf railroad liga ion
finds si2O2s,50o to be due on first mort-
gagc bonds and orders the sale OF the
read and The time for which is now fixed
an upset price of S7,500O00 Hiram D.
Peck and William 4 Van Buren, of In
diRnapols are masters to conduct the
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No Nearer OrgnnizatIon.

The newspaper notices annouhsihs ma
n meeting will soon be held in ST. LOUIS
10 consider the reorganization OF the south
western passenger committee do not IN
dlcate that the committee is any nearer
formation than II was two months ego,
and. passenger men say, II VIII nol nc
tha lsst agreement. Several OF the linea
came together in st Louis few days
ago to discuss the matter. Adyices 70 inis
part Of The territory say that the Kay Is
no more coneliatory in It's attitude 'han
~ xyas hafOre
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vieksburg. MISC Aprl i.-l'irc which broke
out at 100 tonight destroyed the Piazza opera
house, Pits drug store. rlazza harness fac
tory and buggy shop. The loss VIII approx
innate $4,000. partly covered By insurance.
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Austin, Texas, April 1.-The sherman,
Shreveport and Southern railway today
paid its lakes on passenger earnings for
the quarter ending March 81, 1888 Amount
$i0i 20. ON $10,iN.47
The Comfort and Fredericksburg Stare
Route paid It's tax on passenger earnings
for March, Amount so cent?.
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rhc Week rase.

Washington April l--tspecIal) Nothing
was done today IN the NECK case By the
senate oennttce On judiciary. Tho war talk
los displaced consideration Of every other
Hulicct II ma. como up later IN thc week
al,nr the war resolutions are disposed OF,
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Are SIM al Galveston.

President Rouse and party of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas officials are still
at Galveston, and expect 10 remain there
until tonight. The annual meeting OF the
Galveston Houston and Henderson VIII be
held there today. The officials will come
to Houston late tonight remain only a
short time, and then go 10 Dallas. whore
the annual meeting of the Texas conf dny
is to be -sc!d April G
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Roundhouse nj Temple.

Temple, Texas, April 4-The contrap'
was let yesterday to Messrs' Evans "
rle.hour of Cleburne, Texas f,r the cree
ton Of a twentyfour stall .orK rou,u-
tn,,sa for the santa ZEE at this place Mr
T,yans soid TO Post reporter YESTERDAY
that he would begin the work within ten
davs and would push It's ,onpistion az
rapidly as possible. This Improvement ior ,
FANNIE nut much confidence in our future
and as a result real estate prices nave
stiffened considerably.
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Ynnorcnt Children sncriiicrd.

The slaughter Of the innocents' c0n-
tinue. until 1t Is estimated that fully one
fourth OF the human race die before at.
tanning their nth birthday. owing in great
measure TO our rigorous and chsnecable
climate And there are thousands OF
adults. even In this land OF plenty, that
stomach. liver and bowel complaints ara
reducing 10 confirmed inyalidism. whom
IIostetter's Stomach Bitters would prompts
~ relieve and invIgorate. Malaria, rheu-
matlsm and kidney trouble yield TO the
B!ttora
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Rates $3.50 and $500 pcr day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

MaGkin, Robert Mackin. New
~ GllNoston ". p. Drer-
ne, rem 7. u rhompsoG. city
o. Louis; Jas. o Osgood, Sabine
n'raddln, Victoria; ]. Il. WIT
q. \ Nighbert, Logans, W. va. /;
hrelham: NJ. Fischer. burton;
galveston; k. Morgan. .r.. Or
nu5llenheimer. Galveston. &. b..
h ineiotia; Ea. llildobrand. Chi
N Gilbert. BeaGn cnt. Mrs. s S.
pe,ns'on. KY; w. l.. Milan, Dai-
,von, city; Mrs I. +. wis, Dss
{ell, Austin.
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SPANISH FAKE EXPOSED.
Mckinley and Day Deny that Any Negotiations
with Spain Have Been Resumed.

Madrid April 4t6 m)The
Its not
N e uuponi
by
mo
been submitted TO
and
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In rncIr Nc,r onnrlcr..

The city Office Of The Pacliic EYpless
company has been moved from Franjin
avenue. between Main and Travis s;roo,a,
to Main street. between Franklin AMI Com
merce. much moro commodious aud con-
yenient building
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the Texas circuit district court was re
versed.
MI. MeLemore says the Lone Star line
has no idea of giving up the business 10
Texas He explains the order issued Satur-
day as meaning that the company would
accept freight and the vessels would sail IS
usual ii the shippers cared to pay the extra
war risks imposed
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a substantial Increase in this year over
1887. The summary is as follows: Mum
Der Of bales on platforms, sos, 1854; 1891,
39l Number of bales in town. 1895, 1861.
1887, 60S5 Estimated number of bales to
bales shipped 1898 COS, 1871, 1897 56SS9S.
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-o"h'' April i.--The employees OF
r cotton mills Of Taftville went
,oqay- Two thousand hands are
'ne workmen in all departments
aralng and spinning rooms went
lumber of 100 'rhn siribn was
re OF a 10 per cent reduction in
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c.,,o. s,n,en,cnt Tor March.

The Sunset and Central routes yesterday
issued their cotton statement for the
month OF March. comparing the same With
the cotton handled. etc, durlng me ssme
pariod q last year The statement sno-'
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New po.tnfncc.

Washington. April ESPECIAL "a
postofhec has been established at E!bion.
Red River county Texas. with William i.
II. Woods as postmaster.
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rour,h-rIn,. po.tmn.ter..

Washington, April 4 Especial Fourth
class Texas postmas'ors appointed today.
John - Curtis New York, Henderson
county: Thomas Fry. Pomona Ilurnct
county: Aldro a Stout. white, Parker
county.
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New York April i-L. Won Hoffman & Co.
huya engaged tg'5,ooo for gold. Blair & Co.
go, aud Kuhn, Loeb & Go. have added
s3oo,Gtc more to their gold engagements.
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snI,ncfnr neni.Ixcn.

Chicago. April f-Tho first big match Mt
three cushion cnrom billiards was brought on
this evening, and Jacob Srhacfer defeated
Frank g. Ives by n score of 49, TO 100.
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nerI.Mlh Mlm nenNc tnc plnmonh.

Mount Pleasant Iowa. March N.-~Whrren
wallace Beckwith the son-ip-law of Robert
4 Lincoln. has Cancelled his contract 10 pitch
for thu ottumwn baseball tenn, and left this
morning to enter the railroad offices of tho
burlington ~ rreston, Iowa This decision
WAS reached after q stuhborn stand against
the Wishes OF his parents md his young wife.
Through the influence of President Perkins,
Captain Beckwith secured the position for his
H..
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quarters.
luelas, Phil Loos, l.. G. Kerr, San
X b, Horst, city; G. w, Raum.
MIL, Lee Wilson, Kaufman; ii,
Terrell a. Fahrenthold, Jr., lei
fxas' Robert Lett. Miss Bertha
Opera company; John Winches,
Fer, Velasco: NJ. l.. Hold. Enos-
L g, K. Wilson, city; Oscar u.
Fehmond; Il. L. Smith. san An
Z. Martin, Yoakum; II. Tmkersley.
fxas; W, ". Edwards, Smithvillc;
q smithville; T. p. Bond. Waco
4 La Grange; ] NJ. Neil, Whites
!. 9Iaham, Dallas; A. NJ. Jones.
Pes; W o. Haskell. Jacksonville;
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Gas cooking stoves and hor plates for sais
By Houston Gas Light Co.
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THE HOTELS.

! HOTEL
| Heryey,
(nager.
1 $3.50 to
bay. Six
Il rooms.
\. Large
/ o o IN {.
| located.
hnlnioda-
|cpnnnner-
! In the