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NAVIGATION MEETING

There was a meeting OF citizens this nt-
ternoon at the banking house of Giddlnss
n Giddtngs to commence arrangement,
for tho meeting of the Brazos navigation
convention in this city July 3. It Is prob
able that the meeting will he largely at
tended Reports from every county along
the Brazos river from Waco to the mouth
of the stream indicate that large delega-
tions viii he lere. The people of Bren.
ham are prepared for AS large a crowd
as will be present, The preliminary work
OF arranging for the coming Of visitors
was done today and Brennan says to all
delegates to come and they win find that
the town is large enough for every one.
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TWO WOMEN
Badly Fooled by Edwin J. Barker,
lNlIIeh in the MMtcrlOn MrccL.

Waterloo Iowa. May 90.-Two women
are claiming the body of Edwin j. Bar
kerr who was killed in the wreck on the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
railroad near here Sunday morning The
body now lies in the morgua. One OF the
claimants is Louise j Barker, the widow
of the dead man, and she is now on her
way from Hot Springs Ark, to take
charge OF the remains The othe- claimant
is Miss Ida Shadville of Nihart, Mont.
who arrived at Waterloo last night She
declares that Barker was to have met her
in Minneapolis Sunday and that they We're
to have been married yesterday. She
Identified the remains as those of her
prospective bridegroom
A special from Hot Springs says that
Mrs, Barker came here with ner husband
from Montana several months ago. They
We're mawied a year ago at Butte. Her
husband was a man Of considerable wealth,
being interested in extensive mining in
terests at Great Falls and other points
IN Montana. Mrs Barker knows nothing
as yet OF the dual nature OF her husband
Miss Shadyille was informed this afternoon
of his duplicity and the shock was almost
as great as was the news Of his violent
death
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FEDERAL COURT NOTES.

petition in Intervention in behalf ot
Lovojoy y Sampson in their suit against
theGalyoaton city Railroad company was
nled with the clerk of the Federal court
today. Al preceding term of court Low
Joy 6 sampson were awarded Judgment
against the railroad company for $i447 49,
which Judgment is still unpaid. They ask
that Receiver Raer be required to pay this
SUM out Of the proceeds Of the road
VIM Coul master of the little schooner
Roslna, which was lbeled the other day,
has hled bond in double the amount sued
for and the vessel will be released
Deputy Marshal Borough has returned
nom a TRIP TO Paris
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HOTBL ARRIVALS.

AZ the Tremont-G s Clark. Chaua-
ngogni A, y Lee Bcston: p. o Tension
Mrs p a. Mcintyre Dallas w. H.
P.ncc, Waco, 4, w Rettig. Chicago; j.
r Martin, Someville, r. L. Frank. New
York Mrs. y. 5. Yantis. Mrs h. j
smith Houston, d x. Newsum Beau
mont C NJ Abrams. b. K. Kohn. NJ l..
pan New York D A. Greenwald. Phila-
deiphia $. Rawak New York; S r.
Means, Palestine: J. NJ Edwards. Cone
Johnson Tyler F. Hufsmlth Palestine.
W IT, Starr Conroe Texas John + Pugh
New York A. Haber Austin; j. h Crews.
virginia J. w McGrath, n Quigley.
New York; r, ! Sledge Kyle; j. u.
Moody Tyler, Il. 4. Gl1driok, San An
tcnio; r F, Knapp Haverstraw n. y:
T. l.. Sol man, New York, r. H. Baer.
Houston, r l.. Chase. J. G Stewart. 81
Louis \. ii Atherton. f NJ Colhern,
Boston, George u. Brandon. ST. Louis.
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the author pictures as in full sway . =

the author pictures as in full sway
year 1000. .,,,s,,
So great was the comment anu .,,s,t
this book worked and so Woe a"' ann,sa
nislie we're the opinions ITO" ,.sti,s
standpoints and important the w.. ,Iut
it raised that the author cary 10 ~ ~
ties began the preparation u "a
ent work. and Equality Is s'inp' Il "a
tinuation of Looking Backward Ne "a,
Julian West further elaborates u, :. -.
It being the design of Mr., Beilann, s,,,s
succiently every objection raise'
his philosophy OF government, s.,,. ID
It is a painstaking work ana us.,,,, Il
the great social and lndustrial un.sM
the human race in manner unah I!
Its specific replies to the gre. ~
objections by appologists OF p'essss,.ss.
conditions, with its accurate io,s ia
ing of the far greater ana mV' s.sI,si
concentration OF capital, thar was s.;srn
soon TO take place, and as Is now ,.,sasr.
accurately fulfilled in the unpsrs"sa,, y
ray OF trusts, should arouse the .l,bs,
thought and TO an honest conlen'f, n
OF whether under continuation d.
competitiye system there remains N.
end. anything but the most appa'ip'
aster. 49,. ,hht,s
This great humanitarian predicsss ~. ~, al
great social revolution viii DC r,ntgf
headway early in the twenue'n ,toa At
That It will be peaceful roSo, .s,o s,r
that while it's beginning VIII ss .s,lI rrf
the movement as it progresses W
with the greatest rapidity. oh, he
All readers. especially those s.'rsai'
read Looking Backward, VIII ~ Il .
ity" ind the concentrates mouse -, ~
great mind. and a reformer, VINO ss.s,li 4
tributes his very last efforts ~ A "
his fellow- man and 10 the upll''''
human race. Great is Bethany; .ochsit
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-hi5c per bu
IN, rivers $3.50
JHLoys, hens 81 %
Der dozen, &c
Icks S. .09uS %.
Age
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ARGOS Talks.
View Spanish Mintstrr Thinks Philip
pine Insurgents Won't Lust Long.


pine Insurgents Won't Lust Long.
New York, May so--rhe most notable
passenger who arrived today on the North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser wilhelm
Der Crosse was the Duke de ARGOS who
comes to assume the post OF Spanish min
lister at Washington. which has been va
cant since the buried departure OF Senior
Barnabe April 70, 1895 on the eve OF the
outbreak of the war between the two
countries,
The new minister was accompanied on
the voyage by his wife, formerly Miss
Virginia Woodbury. Lowery OF Washing
ton. and Senior Juan Ryano, who will act
as first scg-stary OF the re-establlshed
Spanish legation A year ago when Ad-
miral Dewey leaped into fame, among the
stories published OF him was one that he
had been an ardent suitor for the hand of
Miss Lowery few years previous to her
marriage. The duke manifested the utmost
hopefulness in the results OF his mission
and spoke unreservedly Of the outcome OF
ths wa.
That is past, he said, "and Spain looks
only to the ftLure.
He was anxious for the latest news of
the situation in the Philippines and, on
being asked his opinion OF the outcome
of the campaign there, he said
IT can have but one result. This coun-
try is so powerful It Will soon compel the
insurgents to surrender. We in Spain arc
sorry for our soldiers. who are prisoners
there, but we believe that General Otis is
doing all In his power to obtain their re-
lease and carry out til promise OF the
United States 10 send them home"
or the situation In cuba. the duke did
not desire to speak saying he had re-
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ties that there Is
IS, and that an
certain. There
lemons in New
port large sales
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FIGHTING THE BOIL wEEyu.
One Firm Making Hard Endcnyo,
tn Eradicate the Pest

one Firm Making Hard Fndcnyo,
tn Eradicate the Pest.
wharton Texas. May 30-The Post cor
respondent was handed the following let
ter by Mr. C. C Clifford with request for
publication 1t was written by Hood a
Martin some Of the most extensive plant.
ors In this section who desire that II he
made public for the good Of the county.
MIR C c. clifford
Glen Flora. May 2o.-Dear Sir. W. ho,.,
started all hands and customers ovor net
cotton row by row gathering IN all in
tested squares and burning them. Wee
WIS ere plentiful in fields next 10 timber
II every one viii turn OFT and pathar
spualeS' me Neev'l can be almost eradi-
eltu "nd damaged done materiaIlv Ices
enea' |, IS ssier than chopping mr. nlo,y-
ny ana faster Infected sonaros aro
erSuy seen while plant is small Thev xre
49, ~ tne cages OF the field showing
~ ave Wlhtered in the timber AZ
they take four weeks for evolution So,
egg 10 full grown weevit I, In ~ rom
sn" Il tpls cN p can he checked ar los
eheu' chances for cotton cron Win ho
s'tater We have every negro IN ,bis 80
',oh hunting fallen squares ana ,a.,,l.
ma, you constitute yourself a missionarv
10 spread the doctrine. United acton -,
80 "n a ana tenant can not fail 10 do lots
~, soou, Rave papers publish same
,yhan nIs Us slueres is now easy; later
!, a,o,,, h,"nt - larger and bugs numerous
. , nun OF fruit than cIssn s S,assy
lru,'less' Let plowlng and boejns 'us'on
ana every one turn out. Yours trnIv 'se
VIM. Hood
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FOREIGN nRlEFs.

MADRID The queen regent has issued a
decree appointing Marshal Martinez de Cam
DOS TO the presidency Of the senate.
ST, JOHNS. N F-Steamors arriving here
teport Immense iceheres driftine across the
North Atlantic shipping routes and seriously
endangering steamships.
MEXICO CITY Tho United states war de-
pariment Is investigating the composition OF
the Mexican Rural Guards. the mUuuted corps
OF much local celebrity. with a view OF or
bb@nis'ns q similar eorps for cuba ana Porto
hnds Lieutenant clayton, military attache
OF the american embassy. ia making the in
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Wallis Texas. May 30 -One Of those
dellorable aud seemingly unavoidable ac-
cidents which throw o gloom over a COM
MT nifty occurred here last night, resulting
N the death Of Herbert d, Horne, son of
Mr.. ID N. Horne.
Mr., Horne had Just watered his Jack
and had returned with him TO his pasture.
accompanied by bis SON Mr. Horne
dropped the rope with which he lei tho
Jack, which In some manner became on :
tangled IN the legs OF young Horne rhe
Jack began running and ran through a
liveoak thicket about seventy-nve yards
before Mr.. Horne could catch him lier-
bert died after lingering six hours from
the result OF his injuries
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FREE REER.

The strand Is comparatively deserted
these days There is no news to speak OF
and business is very dull Market street
is The rendezvous for all classes of men.
and knots Of goesipers are gathered about
NEST of the corners in the neighborhood
Of saloons discussing politics. Business
seems to have been side tracked for poll
tics
More energy is being wasted on the
municipal campaign than would clean the
cuy from end TO end and put every house,
garden and lot in neat and attractive form.
Most people think an election is a har-
vest for the saloon men and the brewers,
but the brewery agents say they make
more money under normal conditions than
IN times of political excitement While
candidates order large quantities. OF beer
IN the hope ot winning the good opinion
and the votes of the thirsty this stun ia
sold so them at wholesale prices and the
liberal distribution of free beer hurts the
regular or legitimate trade of the corner
groceries aud the saloons Men who ord
narlly would buy beer now expect to get
large quantities from the candidates and
thar explains the remarkable mushroom
growth Of ward clubs and social organiza-
Tons when a campaign rs on.
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BELLAMY'S hooks.
"L""hinE Backward nnd Equality"
Two GreHt Works

wv HFtht w orks.
To the Editor of The Post
Greenvlle. Texas. May 22-"Eouolitv -
the title Of the last book of the great
author and humanitarian, Edward Bel.
lamy. lately deceased is the GROWING
effort of his life
IN taet before the great work was COM
pieted his physicians warned him that bIs
Nital forces were greatly impaired and
ne only survived the complexion Of hie
me work a few months. dying a, his
nome in Chicopee Falls In the iath wear
OF MS age, May % 1898 while Equality
came rom ms publishers, n. Appleton &.
Co. IN the latter part OF 1897.
II was in 1855 that this author eave IN
literature a work that In less than three
years had electrified the whole world
ms famous book, Looking Backward A
nook 'hat mas been more instrumental ir
the eNoinuon OF political thought than anv
pun'leatlon In half century.
IN mat work the writer TRANSPORTED bis
readers TO the year 1000, at which time H.,
world had advanced to a ctvilIzation co
marvellous and to social condition 80
.'ngun ana so peaceful, as 10 implant in
every reader an Irresistible lonetp, 10 ~
once begin the work of social rn,,oi, ~ az
,ual was 10 hasten realization of this
loitS ideal What made the story so IN
tenseiy interesting was that in he mldst
OF lh's marvellous Transformation thai ths
year 1000 had brought about there was
actually living a man born in our c,yn
tiue' In the year 1851 man who nv a
miracle OF hypnotism was made to sleen
hundred and thirteen yenrs. and then
70 9waken as If overnight. possessing nrs-
clsely the same thoughts. mind and physi.
car condition as when he fell asieep. This
man was Julian West, man of woaith
anu culture and denlzen at the begin
nlls OF DIS remarkable sleep of what was
then cultured Boston. WIS
II was from the underground ruins Of n
part OF thls city in the year 20o0 mar a
Ut Leete' an advanced scientist in NAL
ing some excavations, unearthed A Nor.
netloally sealed underground cbamher
rom wnleh was taken thu shmhsrins'
nody OF West. and by means Of the ereaIiv
improved sciences OF the day he was sam
Drought back to his rational mental
lnorai ana physical self of a hundred ma
thirteen years before. anu
Is ms story that entrances the Rad
srs imasination aud reyeais A an.rs,ior
~ new political, Industrial and sseisi
'sseem' known as "Natlonalism." which
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Austin, Texas, May 3o.--Fire early this
morning DESTROYED the residence of c. f.
Hin. A gale was blowing at the time the
blaze was discovered and within thirty
minutes the structure was in ashes. Mr.
Hill and family we're asleep upstairs and
were rescued With great difficulty, beng
taken down on ladders. LOIS is $4,000. par
tally insured.
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WELL BORING MACHINE

special meeting of the city council
was held at clock Monday afternoon.
called to receive the report of Superin-
tendent l. n Bettison of the water works
regarding his recent visit to Corsicaua
and to hear propositions regarding the
matter of well boring machinery, After
considerable discussion on the matter, the
council agreed to purchase a machine OF
tered by an Illinois concern, If it Is salts
factory to the needs OF the city. the pur-
chase being made conditional on a salts
factory report being made by Mr. BETH
son, It VIII be brought up at the next
meeting OF the council which will be held
next Monday
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HEAD-END COLLISION.
Nine People Injured by Two Pnssen-
ger Trains Coming Together

Nashville, Tenn. May 3O.-Nine people
were injured, two of them seriously, in a
head-end collision of local passenger trains
on the Louisville and Nashville road.
twenty-five miles south Of here at & O'clock
this evening. Both engines and the bag
gage cars were smashed while Engineers
Burns and Shugart received serious in
terral injuries. Seven passengers were
slightly hurt.
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negro children but the number Of white
children under 5 years OF age may make
up the difference The whites still pre-
dominate. but not In the same or as great
n ratio as in the past.
In the San Gabriel district tributary 10
Rockdale more wheat and oats have been
raised than ever before, and the harvest
will be good one, probably averaging
twenty-five bushels TO the acre. Mr., j w.
Hamblen has a fine steam thresher and
expects to run II 10 its capacity this yeer
Cotton looks well.
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RAIN NEEDED

Mr., s. r, Buchanan dealer in general
merchandise at Whitman and at Fielder.
Texas, was in the city today He SAYS
that tho cotton crop In the vicinity of his
places is IN anc condition II looks we'll
and is clean and doing nicely Corn is moi,
SO well OF, It needs rain badly. and IL
the rain viii come now II will maze a fine
crop; If rain is not had soon corn will
burn under the scorching rays of the sum
mer sUn
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Kansas City, May .-Catte-Rccoipts 500
natives. 80 Texans few cattle on sale taken
readily at steady prices heavy native steers
a.l00 $50, medium steers I 75ff5 20, light
weight steers 55H5.oo stockCrs aud feed
crs 0Om5.60, butchers COWS aud hoifers 3 20
n ~ Western steers 00n5 90, Texans
,GoUlS5. Hogs Receipts l2.1G5 head trade
fairly active but prices weak aud largely
giqc lower heavy G56f3 nv, mixed 3.5aG
3 20; light 55M3 So. pigs 35d3 So Sheep
Receipts 1000. good demand market firm and
unchanged sptlng lambs G0Oa1.15: wool
lambs G00d6 3d. clipped muttons SOFAS 80;
Erassers i,50Gl5. 40 stockers and feeders 3 60d
. 90 culls . SOFAS. rs.
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ALLIANCE DENOUNCED.

HesoIntIon Adopted by the Ancient
order of Hibcrninns.
New York, May 30.--The Ancient Order
OF iiibernians held its fftieth annual con-
vention in this city today in an utilization
with the Board OF Erin, the parent organi-
cation OF Ireland
After electing officers for the ensuing
year the convention adopted resolutions
denouncing any alliance of the United
States with foreign power. especially
England.
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RockdaIe Items.

Roekdale, Texas. May 80. Tho scholastic
census OF Rockdale has been completed,
exactly duplicating the enumeration of last
year there being 5O7 children of scholastic
age There Is a slight decrease in white
children and corresponding increase Of
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ISLAND CITY NEWSITEMS
City viii Probably Be Given O Thorough
Cleaning.
HOW SEIZED CIGARS MAY BE RELEASED
Instructions from the Internal Rev
cnuc Commissiopcr-Erec Beer IL
Flowing by Kegs.

Galveston, Texas May 3o.--The situation
in New Orleans is expected to give new
strength to the sanitary agitation in this
city and bring about more general clean
ing up than would be likely II conditions
had not suddenly changed.
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sulpMrNrs FROM RocKDALn.

Rockdalc Texas. Nav 80 Twenty one cars
Of beef cattle yesterday and nine cars today
went out over the International and Great
Northern railroad. via TYLER and the Cotton
four cars. 4 A. Grovcs fifteen cars Frank
Graham two cars aud Iohn T. Randlo nine
cars These were all fed cnttle In prime cou-
dition aud ought to bring top market prices.
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NEWS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
TIE. TELEPHONE LINE HAS BEEN
FINALLY DECIDED on.
CITY Council Heard Reports on Wen
BORING Neutrality-suspicious.
for the Convention.

Brenham. Texas May 30.A meeting OF
those interested in the construction OF Il
telephone line to give communication be-
tween Brenbam and Independence. in
Washington county. and Clay station in
Burleson county. and those plantations in
termediate. met in the banking house Of
,Giddings & Glddings at O'Clock Monday
afternoon. Hon p. c. Giddngs, Jr was
elected chairman and James Hays Quarles
secretary
Mr. Aven stated that an estimate of the
cost as figured by superintendent G. G,
McNeese, was about $3.50 for a good line
to Clay Station via Independence. He
stated that the people Of independence
Clay station and the Brazos bottom had
agreed to give assistance in the matter
Mr. Low moved that 1t was the sense
OF the meeting that telephone line he
hrilt 10 CLAY Station Via Independence.
and that committee be appointed to So
licit subscriptions and 20 over the pro-
posed route
The motion was carried and Messrs
Aven. Seward. Farmer and John r. PEN
nington were appointed
: 1t was carried that stock be issued in
shares OF $40 each
On motion the committee was author
lied TO raise stock to the amount of $1,000
or more
The meeting then adjourned subject to
call.
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Now York Nav 20 The Commercial Adver
usor's London financial cablegram avs Tho
markulo hero wore idle hu. frm, Amer-
cans were neglected and dull
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. May 2o.-sugar auct; omen
kettle 39suils open kettle ccntrilugalled ma
A., ccntrilugal yeiows llPH4 1916, seconds
ga 4}s. Molasses- Quiet. centrifugal Gale.
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IF THE BABY IS CUTTING rerr,,

be sure and use thar Ola .ns
remedy, Mrs. winslow's soo,h,m Vel tried
&c, ehiidrsn teethins. II soothes IN. ZIP
sol.shs me gums. allays ali nAtn n,'u.
s,. ra Sshe and IL tho beat remedy ~,
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DR. Il. S. Heisig',
o. OCulist
oo2h Main St., Houston.
cross'Eyes Strengthened With
out the Knife.

A ss-eyed person uses only one eye, and
the other eve, i not skinnly treated. gradu-
any becomes blind. So remember. when YOU
elmer. through Ignorance on neglect refuse
70 save an eye, Now il the person so anlict
20 tand neglected. should accidentally lose tho
goon eye, he would be totally blind aud
doomed to overlaatinG darkness, while II the
cross eye had been attended to in time he
would still have this eye
thousands OF persons are blind today who
could be seeing u they had known ana ayniled
themselves of this knowledge Remember
! !. OF only srRAlGHrEN the EYES but / RE
sIuhE THE SIGHT, usually nv ove-drous
ano glasses alone Indeed. In children who
eye drops alone "''n
Ok HElSIR Cures All Diseases OF the Eve
Ear Nose and Throat TESTS EYES Fritz
ana Fits Glasses aud hrtlhclnl Eyes
COMPUTATION FREE.
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BY cult COlorado aud SNnta nc rnilway,
5l1 bales international and Great Northern,
a. Missouri, Kansas and Texas 221 Total,
SlS
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noYs Rrbn,a
uhe Peitentiar:lpos :
Some hnl =

ybe p.t,o Id - Nv
For, vor,' some a ha,,ssg'c' from Alvin
NJ ~, ~ 'e - - p'' CRATE
na,,..,t, " htel whole there is
rNA''Vuti@Fy board, bse Substantially an
daiesville, where 4 iiousds trade rbere
a personal examiJnInr anon ana cali.
forn,e4a.,,nteraSs az " 49,
.,.oa ,hair doaa - ttou" m'rheA'
,es =" Vp thatr Iivo,nt.pa' V"rl'uea have
refoious Rpnial-----x-e ."
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ACTING MAJOR OF ARTILLERY

ACIlNG MAJOR OF ARTILLERY
An order was received this morning from
the office o; Adjuant General Scurry, APP
pointing Captain b Schmid OF this city
acting major of the artillery branch Of he
Texas Volunteer Guard Major Abe Har-
rison OF this city is the major, but he Is
absent in New York, and It Is not known
how long he will remain. the possibility
being that he Will permanently reside
there. Captain Schmid is acting in his
stead In the event the encampment Is
held at Corpus Christi. which has been
discussed, Major Schmid will he in charge
OF the artill 'ry His appointment to this
temporary position will not uescsstate his
resignation Of captain Of tho Hrenham
Field Artillery Of which he has been
conn etent officer for many years. His de-
Notlon to the artillery ;acrlts hrn the hon
or which has been conferred upon him.
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NUTS

- 5n-ih hovcs
,varor,tSG in
con, mn bnyo.
~, ''N
Wv tu.c Ia ,ih
vho i'f21 u" ~"
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LIVE STOCK.
nAt.vrsrns

GALVESTON
Galveston, May 3O-The A. r. Norman
Live stock company reports the market as
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bleak Al Company.
rough o..