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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-02-17
ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT
County, Mo-, Said to Be
100000 Short.

NEVADA. MO-, Feb. 16.-(Special) Ex-
County Treasurer Frank A. Parker was
arrested to-day, on a warrant sworn out
by County Attorney ]. R. Moss. charging
Mr.. Parker with having embezzled $4,000
of Vernon county funds, s20, 900 being coun-
ty money and $4,000 school funds. Mr..
Parker was recently removed from office
by the county court, on account of irreg-
ularities in his Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
Notes aud Personals.

Mr. John H. Kirby. president and gen
eral manager OF the Kaysee, left last night
for Austin.
MIR, James A. Baker, of the law Arm Of
Baker, Bolts, Baker & Lovett, LETT last
night for Austin.
Mr., Clayton Harrington claim agent Of
the Texas Pacific and Central, left last
night for San Antonio
The Southwestern bureau has issued
new tariff effective today, on grain, grain
products, hay and straw,
Mr.. r. A. George, travelling passenger
agent of the Houston and Texas Central.
was at headquarters yesterday.
MIR r. X. Bixby, travelling passenger
agent of the Nandalia lines, With head
quarters at Fort Worth, arrived IN tho
city last night
The Primrose & Dockstader Minstrel
company came In from New Orleans yeb-
terday morning and went on 10 Galveston
via the Santa re.
Mr.. r. r Webb travelling freight agent
Of the Iron Mountain spent yesterday IN
the city and returned last night to his
headquarters In san Antonio.
Commercial Agent W. c. Conner ana
Travelling Freight Agent J. n Wisner Of
the Frisco, left last night on business trips
over their respective territories.
Mr. C. NJ. swan, general agent Of tho
freight department OF the Cotton Belt, left
yesterday afternoon for his headquarters
in Tyler after short visit here
Mr. NJ H. Glass, travelling freight and
passenger agent of the Texas Midland.
left for interior points last night after a
brief visit 10 his headquarters here.
An official OF the Mexican International
writes the Railroad Gazette that no ar
rangcmcnts have been made by his COM
pany regarding the construction of a new
depot at Monterey.
Mr.. b, p Humphrey. travelling passen-
ger agent of tho Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern road headquarters at Kansas
CITY. made the rounds OF the Offices on
Ticket Row yesterday.
The main waiting room in the Grand
| Central depot has been illuminated for
several nights past and the extremely at
tractive appearance represents has been
| favorably commented on in all quarters.
/ The directors of The Calvert and Brazos
/ Valley, mention Of the organization Of
/ which has been heretofore made in these
\ columns. are l.. r. Fuller. l.. H. Parish,
/ VIM. Mcintosh, Scott Field, NJ H. Collar
I ]. II. brennan, J. hdoue, l.. w. Carr and
| j. T. Garrett.
General Manager Kruttschnitt OF the
1 Southern Pacific has issued orders TO have
all the apostrophes and plurals dropped
| from stations of the Pacific system that
are named after individuals. This is 10
be done for the sake Of uniformity breylly
and preservation OF the name originally
! intended
The Galveston, Houston and Henderson
announces a rate OF ono fare TO Galveston
and return next Wednesday evening on
account OF the knights Of Pythas meet
ing, 10 be held in the Island City. The
reduced rate will apply only on the 4;45
D. m train and VIII be limited to return
on Thursday morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

lines OF Intention. effective Narch Va -
establish the following rates IN rice from
heaumunt and Orange 10 Frederic KAN
Narloads, 10 cents per 100 pounds. less
man carloads, 30 cents per 100 pounds.
inc southern Pacific company. effcctive
March ~. amended section Of rata noiier
M, lCC,A. -2sso, by the addition N The
tehowing clause: From rates on cotton.
va guif routes. to Atlantic seabaard
POINTS. arhitrariss paid beyond Now yor,,
may be deducted before prorating. provid
Cd however that from points in Teas
taking less than common point rates Al
lliraries over y cents per 100 pounds
shall be added TO the through rate until
TeNas common point rate is rnanhed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

half west of Pierce junction. ono dark
iron gray horse 8 or years old "a hands
high also one bay horse. or 6 years
old, Is hands high, star in face. white hind
foot.
city, one gray pony, 10 hands high, brand
ed and spur brand; 81 reward.
Taken up by A. G Wucnche Spring,
Texas, one light brown mare mule, or
. years old 10 hands high, has black
mark across shoulder, and has harness
marks. branded HRC connected, l-R-C left
shoulder; also ono dark brown mare mule,
no brand, about 14ia hands high has small
slit In right ear, or . years old hns
harness marks both mules in good condl-
ton.
Strayed or stolen from W j McCloud
city, one largo hay mare, Norman stock,
scar under left eye, saddle marks. no
brand, shod in front 4. r. Anderson,
Sheriff Harris County.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
FREIGHT MEN ORGANIZE.
Local representatives Formed an Associa.
lion Yesterday.
CHAIRMAN AND SECRETARY WERE ELECTED
Object Is simply to discus. N,ter,
OF Mutual Observation-Disclosures
Lines unrcprcsentcd.

Pursuant to the call issued during the
latter part of last week and. nuhl,sbed q,
saturdays Post, the resident freight rep
resentatlves of Texas lines met in Inc
capitol hotel parlors yesterday morning
ana ehected permanent organization nv
electing Mr.. j. l.. West chairman and Mir
Horace Booth secretary. As has been a.
plained heretofore, the organization has
ior It's object merely the discussion Of
topics of interest TO its members there
pelns no power vested in IL to enter into
ssleenchts OF any sort. The idea OF these
associations originated with the south
western bureau and SO far seems - Ssu
lines. ~ ioH"s
Inc only local roads unrepresented yes
lerday were the Southern Pacific and
houston and Texas Central, the statement
having been made that they did NOT care
TO interest themselves in tho matter al
present. Those in attendance were Com
mercal Agent ]. n. Griswold OF the Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fc. Assistant General
Freight Agent j. l.. West and Contracting
agent J. G. Lindsey of the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Commercial Agent Chas. d.
Golding of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Texas. Commercial Agent w. T. Han
cock OF the Houston East and West Texas.
Commercial Agent w. c. Connor, Jr., of
the st. Louis and San Francisco; Travel :
ing Freight and Passenger Agent Nj. ".
Glass OF the Texas Midland Commercial
Agent j. d. Bone OF the st. Louis South
western, Local Agent f, NJ. futile OF the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass, General
Agent Horace Booth OF The International
and Great Northern.
Meetings will be held hereafter on the
first and third Mondays in each month.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
second con,ictlon secured.

Nscogdorhes, Texas. March 25.-Thc dis
trict court has hecn negaecd for tho past
three days in the trial OF V y. payncr,
charged with incest Tho jury returned a
verdict OF guilty today with two years in
the ponitentiary.
This case has attracted a great deal OF
interest. the parties interested being prom
inent citizens OF the county.
The defendant was convicted at the last
term of district court, appealed TO the
court OF appeals, and tho case was re-
versed. This was tho second trial,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

Hillsboro. Texas, March 27-Tom Rob-
inson tho condemned negro rapist, con-
tinues to keep up bold front and in
positive terms declares his innocence. He
says he IL the victim OF negro persecution.
He says the crime he was convicted for
was committed by another, who procured
his arrest and bribed witnesses. The evil
dence on tho trial was direct and positive
against Robinson. lie is to bang In the
jail on the 2sth OF April.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
RAILROAD INCOMES.
Large IncreHsc in Declared Divi-
dends Is shown

Large IncreHse in Declared Diyi-
dends Is shown
The preliminary report Of the income &C.
counts Of railways in the United States
for the year ending June 80. 1898. reported
to the Interstate commerce commission,
has been issued, The report includes the
returns Of 700 lines. with an aggregate
mileage of 1871 1913 miles. The receipts Of
the year we're Passenger service $3.50,
500, 1872; freight service, sS7f,s65.4S7; other
earnings from operation, sac, 1911 gross
earnings, 81 .23S $50, $50; operating eN-
pensos. SSH ,241,A5S; income from opera
ton. 1927 ,2Sl,9 22. The increase of gross
earnings over the previous year was Sl65,
l6l $50. Operating expenses increased S5S,-
ZIG ,994 and income s57,716,913. Gross earn
ings per mile increased sos; operating
expenses 1865; income. $3iO These are
the largest figures reported since 1882,
and the income account shows an increase
of $40 a mile over the report for 1894.
The total income of the railroads for the
year 1928 was s466,T90, lie. Dividends
were paid amounting to s65.995.9l5, Other
deductions (interest on bonds, taxes, etc.l.
1855, 1S9, 209, leying a surplus from OPP
orations of the year of S42, 604 ,999. The
corresponding item for the previous year
showed deficit from operations of Sl,4i2.
500.
Slatstician Adams says; The amount
Of dividends stated does not include those
declared upon the stock of lines operated
under lease. This report is confined 10
operating roads. The amount of dividends
declared for operating roads exceeds the
amount Of dividends declared for the pre-
ylous years by So. 1893, 337. This fact, taken
I'm connection with the Increased surplus
suggests in another way the revival OF
prosperity for American railways"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
MIR. uuntington's Movements.

Local officials of the Southern Pacific
had no definite information yesterday as 10
the time of the arrival OF President G. r.
Huntington in Houston Mr.. Huntington
spent yesterday in New Orleans in confer
ence with General Manager kruttschnitt,
Manager Van Week and other officials
and II is expected that he will leave there
for the West today and that he will reach
here late tonight or early tomorrow morn
ing. This, however, is merely a suppo-
sltion. Nothing definite regarding his
movements is known here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

The san Antonio and Arkansas Pass Rail-
way company announces reduced rates for
the following occasions
state sunday school convention at Cam
eron. on March y to 81 inclusive
Texas State Medical association meeting
az san Antonio, on April 20
Meeting Of the Grand Commandery
knights Templars and Ancient Order OF
the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine at Fort
worth on April u to Il, inclusive.
Low rates have been put on for the
Battle Of Flowers and Kurious krewe Club
DAYS al san Antonio, on April 81 and q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
SWEDISH Mn,noprsr PASTORS,
A District Meeting Is Vow Being
Held nj Hutto,

Hutto. Texas. March 27-The Swedish
Methodist pastors meeting Is In progress
here. There arc in attendance Presiding
Elder o. r, olander Of slstin. G. Fronien
OF Manda Revs. c, o. Freeman Of Decker,
John OVAL Of Brushy c. Charnquirt of
Hutto, j. r Sarner of Galveston. +, a,
Lundherg Of Hutto, also q number Of local
Preachers class leaders and visiting
friends. who seem to greatly enjoy tho
meeting This Is the pastors meeting
for tho entire district The Swedes are
strong In numbers here and there arc both
Methodist and Lutheran churches for them
az this place
Rev oxcell Swedish pastor of the Luth-
eran church, has resigned and leaves this
week for Iowa his old home,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
EIRSTcLASs.


,,,M, G; Spear, George Franklin. San An
pan kriegihabsy. Louisville Ky.
cro,ss. h9yter, Nacogdoches: 8. Garter
w srss1u William Thatcher Bolton; S T.
Arcb.s Say bay Shore; l.. g. Spencer. H. C.
ves,on. nnopeft Mocnheld, !. s. Waters, Gal
Rt9n ~ e Herndon Dallas; D. A. Muncey,
Meno' San Antonio; r. C. Bitgood, New
WAN a,,b.s ! r 4. Mcdonald. W. T. League. Fort
@ Kg,,oI, NJ: Culmore. city; c. b. Gullotte,
no c, Van Eaton. Dallas; S n Heyman X.
"a. "NWiipnIo; F. J, Coates an soa, Il. II,
Icui, Ns,e,orla A. L. l<eechler East St.
nj" sol harris, Galveston: r. l.. Chan
Rcsr,-s ss DAISY Chapman. Cuero; II. NJ.
ST Nj. New York George r. Mills, East
br.g NoSls Frank Callheck, St Louis A.
yeft nsn Antonio; August Schatg. New
iu,sir huego schlsicher. j. u. NJ Mcdaniel.
4, a sehrHns and wife. perkin. H.
MIA. E A. Munccy. San Antonio: II. J.
"s'rins' srsnham. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
Mr. nee.c's Promotion.

Assistant General Freight Agent H. c,
Roose Of the southern Pacific and Central
was kept busy yesterday receiving the
congratulations Of his many friends on his
,ro,notion exclusive mention OF which
.,'ss msde in sundays Post Mr.. Robert
p,syns Who has been Mr. Recess chief
cIerk Tor s3me time rast VIII retain that
nositiou. The office force viii not be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
Northumberland natcs.

General Live Stock Agent Pennington OF
the Santa Zee is given as authority for the
statement that his line had rescnded their
action relative to abolishine feeding In
transit privileges on and after April l
and postponed the adjustment OF that
privilege until May 20. The result of the
Santa Ice resembling its prior order on the
subject is regarded among shippers as a
forerunner Of similar action of other lines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
TOU
SLEEPERS
Once q Week
Between St.Louis
aud San Francisco
are run as follows

WESTBOpND. .
ST. Louis and Ban Franciseo-St Louis I"
Paris.
Texas MidlandParis TO Ennis,
4 eavc Paris a o. d. m. Saturdays
Houston and Texas CsDtral--Ennis to Houston
Lave Fnnis .........O!l5 p M Saturdays
sunset Route Houston TO III Paso
I eaye Iiouston ..,..... % "a a. m. sundays
Leave san Antonio .......,.A,i9 p M Sunusys
Sunset Route Ell Paso 10 Sdn Eranflseo'
Leave III Pafo. ......,. 4;5o y. lp Mondays
Arrive 10y Angeles. .lDi9D p ~. tuesdays
Ariyo sap Frsneieeo.. 6.ii I n. Wcdnssdays
EASTBOUNp,
Sunset Rouie-San Francisco 10 ~ Paso
Leave San Francisco s...y.Vg a; IN tfuays
Leave Los Angeles. -S'l0 q. ~ saturdays
sunset Houu-E III Peso 70 HOUSTON,
Leave ~ paso ..4..,... $50 y. M. sundays
Leave San Antonio ..-,.s,l $3.50 y. M Slonasys
Houston and Texas Centsal-lloiston 70 Ennis
Leave Houston ...,..-.,t.,lO;10 p, IN. Monuays
Talss Mdlrnd--Ennis to Paris
l,saya Ennis M ........ $50 a. m. Tuesdays
ST. Louis and San Fraacisco- Paris TO ST.
Louis.
Leave Paris ........ii.05 a. m. Tuesdays
Arrive ST. Louis........ TBS q. m. Wednesdays
Boil through and local passengers can Sc
cure b0rths IN these cars
Eel car will be in charge OF Tourist rr-
euI sion Agent,
Pullman Company. ,,
@. r. and T. A., II. and T. o. Il. r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

n. MSssAAHACHIE,-An effort is being
10 (. 70 organize military company here,
sers composed principally OF those who
VIC volunteers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

changed in any way and Mr.. Reeses head
quarters will continue TO be In his present
quarters on Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
THE HOTELS.

IRE KNITTED Quincy. ILL.,; ". l.. Johnston.
smithvls Mrs. j. II. Deokard, New York
Gecrf. Kliut and wife, Miss Alma Hearn
Klint- Hearn company; MIR. Nose Wolf, Kan
,as City J, W. Brown, Angleton; Mrs. Bris-
tow Austin A. II. Ray. Galveston; Ludwig
Lssker. New York; John LsngshsnE, Cook
vile. Ind; u. r. Miller. Il. A johnson.
city; H. l., s Knliin, Dallas q L, Russ
Palestine: j. W. Petheram. Dallas: n. F.
Bonner. city; f. L. Wilder. San Antonio:
William REGISTER, Austin, s. s. Sherman.
Louisville, Ky. J A. Bouohard NJ. X and
r.: G. =. Linn. Fort Worth; w. w. Edwards.
NJ X and r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

sirsyed or stolen from Joe schnilzer 2is
Crawford street city ono dun pony, \
years old, Il or "A hands nigh, White faoe,
shod IN front leather belt around neck,
white hind hoof; lost IN Chambers coun-
ty. 81 reward.
Taken up by Jesse Haines, mile and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28

Gonzales. Texas. March 27.-The latter
part OF last November or frss Of December
between Twenty-Five and thirty-Iiye bead
OF two-year- old steers branded j on
right ribs were stolen from the southern
portion of this county. These cattle were
driven to some shipping pen and shipped
East a reward OF $3.50 will be paid fol
The arrest and conviction Of the thief
whether the cattle are recovered or not
H. NJ. Glover. sheriff Gonzales county, by
r. NJ. Fly Deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-28
sHnnrrrs nErAHrmENr.

woodville. Texas March 25.--stoIen. On
the night OF March 49, 1899, near Colmes-
neil one brown horse Z years old, split In
right ear, 1s or 1879 hands high, marks on
sides from work with trace chains; when
moving inclined 70 drag hind feet; red
leather saddle in use one year made by
l.. Frank. sold by 4. II. Neyland colmes-
neil. Texas, | will give s. for recovery
OF property. C. r. Polk, sherih Tyler coun-
ty. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

One OF the amusements of the German
empress is to follow the emperor in his hunt
Ing trips with camera, and take photographs
of the game he kills She not only touches
the button" but does the rest" at home
with her own hands
1t Is rumored IN Paris that Amelie Rives.
now the Princess Troubetskoy. will settle
there permanently and establish a literary
salon for the purpose. primarily. of securing
la French translation OF her literary works
and such other recognition as she thinks
they deserve.
Eugene Etienue. the anti English leader
in the French parliament, is now IS years old
In early manhood he served as inspector gem
eral of the state railroads. In 1881 he was
first elected deputy, serving three terms.
In 1855 he became secretary of state for the
colonies which place he held for three con-
secutive years.
The Grand Duke Constantine has trans
lated Hamlet" into Russian verse. and last
season parts of the play were performed at
his palace. he PLAYING the part Of Hamlet
Tho car has now intimated that he wishes
to see the play acted in its entirety. so the
performances will take place when the court
goes into half mourning.
lola intends to close his literary career
with three more novels Travail" "Verite"
aud Justice" Tho ast-named is, he says.
to be Utopian romance. lyrical apotheosis
of humanity In Its onward march toward
goodness and beauty. After that Is finished.
he writes ~ shall rest. am dreaming OF
settling In the Balearic isles"
The author OF the new life of Millais
tells the following anecdote: When Cardinal
Newman came to sit to the artist for his
portrait he asked where ha was to pose, "oh.
your eminence. on that eminence. II you
please. answered Sir John. pointing to the
models dais. and. seeing him hesitatns,
added: Come. Jump UP. you dear old boy :"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The Houston Post with Its usual fairness
20 gave all the trumped up charges the fer
tile brain OF Bailey could bring out In the
debate between Chiffon and Bailey at Fort
Worth last week but said nothing rs re-
CARDS Chilton's talk. The Post Is too full
of prejudice TO be fair. even In is news col
umns. No one expects honesty, fairness or
sincerity in its editorial uttcrances. Ky
ingston Local.
The employment OF the parenthotical In
terrogation Is u somewhat obsolete method :.
only surviving with the cute provincial
scribe-for tho conveyance OF ironioal accusa-
tlon. Ordinarily The Post declines TO utilize
its heavy artillery on mosquito craft whom
there are real warships aioat that merit it's
engagement. and whore the contest would
be honorably equal. But to the delectaton
and dignity OF the most properly named Liv-
ingston newspaper, the "Local'--no paren-
thctically Enclosed Interrogation point goes.
The Post, merely for little recreation that
an indulgent public is begged 10 overlook,
will make an exception. Now what are the
facts with reference to The Posts treat
ment OF the Bailey Chiffon debate at Fort
Worth. over which the irate seIf-chosen
champion Of Senator Chiffon goes on into
a state OF hydrophobic hysterial we say
seif-chosen champion" out OF a oonsiderate
fairness to Senator Chiffon infinitely, per-
hpps. beyond tho clrcumscrbed comprehen-
sion OF the Livingston Local. The Post on
the morning following the Fort Worth de-
bate published q brief telegraphlc synopsis
OF the TIT between the two senatorial can.
dldatss. That synopsis contained a state
ment furnished BY Mr.. Bailey OF that gen.
tlemAn's arrangement OF Senator Chiffon,
TO all newspapers that cared to handle II.
or could handle X. BY wire. AS soon as The
Post could % 90 II obtained and published
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03

Chamberlain and beg OF him In smooth and
oily words TO declare that he has been
Incorrectly reported or to confess that the
lnopportune avowal was but made to fur
Their awe Germany and any other nation
that might otherwise be tempted to oppose
objection to the English method OF ac-
quiring power and territory by conquest.
This triple alliance about which the
colonial secretary runs on In specious
phrase and declares twill sway the
destinies OF the world" Is not probable
of accomplishment, and will not be accom-
plished along British lines. IL Americans
have not lost the faculty OF considering
before they leap. When 1t does crme II
Indeed II ever car, the United States will
dictate conditions and, II the United States
do not declare their terms. then 1t ehould
not be permitted. Already we have been
led into alien policies by events that our
statesmen have been either too weak or
too cowardly to shape and control We
are strong enough to abandon them II we
do not delay until the Dclilah OF foreign
diplomacy has shorn US of strength. The
American Republic, II It did but know It,
Is the World Power, and within it's form
of constitutional government slumbcrs
the unconscious genius that should shape
international destiny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-03
SOME pOsTsCRIpTs.

India has over 100000 girl wives whose
ages range from to 9 years; 10000 widows
not yet 0 years of age.
Passaic n j.. has succeeded In locating
another big industry. the Gera mill OF Gera.
Germany. for the manufacture OF cashmeres.
The seasons pack OF sardines is likely to be
somewhat less than II was in 1885, when II
reached the large figure OF 100000 cases.
Tho eighty third annual report of the Amer
lean Bible society makes the statement thar
g.. 962.505 copies OF tho Bible have been is
sued since its establishment.
Tho French postoffce department has cx-
cluded mourning envelopes from the mails for
tho reason that they can be opened without
much chance OF detection.
The supreme court OF Tennessee has de-
cidod that mo workhouse. city. county or
state prison keeper has n right to whip a
prisoner therein"
AT DellvIlle. Kan. circus changed its
line of parade in order that two sick boys
might look out of the window aud SEQ the
procession so by.
The premier OF New Zealand has offered
TO lind employment for any man In that
territory who will bind himself TO marry in
side OF six months.
A railroad paid. when ordered by Jury,
$4,000 for the finger Of an s-year-old boy that
had been amputated after having been crushed
in crossing gate.
OF the 10000 population Of Palestine 1900
arc Hebrews. 5000 arc Christians and $500
are Mohammedans. who. although numeri-
caliy In the minority. are in authority.