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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
QUEER WILL
Left BY millionaire Plant "a No 0Ua
tested by Widow ann AOn.

Left BY millionaire Plant "a BoOUn-
tested by Widow ann 1On.
New York World
The Plants. mother and sou, hsvs Doeoe
a year apiece. and II rs not enough. o'<hs
will OF tho late Florida nagnats and multi
millionaire. Henry b. Plant will DO snashed
II unlimited money and tho best lawyers can
accomplish IT.
Henry Bradley Plant disG n HE reeitspcA.
No. Csc Fifth avenue, very suddenly on June
20 last. lilo was nearly 30 years old, but A.
tended TO business up to tho day before ms
death When he died all the railway and
steamboat interests and much Of the cypress
business OF FIorida and tho Southern Allan
tic coast were In his control :,
900 900 tied up In the queercst will that inc
courts OF Connecticut. where II WAS pro-
bated, were ever called upon TO settle. In
word II left the entire 81. 900 TO tho puta-
live SON OF the s-year-old son OF Mortimer
Plant. son of Henry b.. Plant That TO- the
estate would bs undivided until his unborn
sis a s.yssr old grandson would lave to 1--we to
a mans estate. marry and baye q son 10
fulfill the conditions Of the viii. Figuring
that no son would be born 70 me granosT,1 1
not fall to the unborn heir Tor forty-sH
years.
will. They had always been on the best Of
terms with Mr.. Plant and had been LED 20
believe that the estate would be theirs As
matter, OF course. w q
my mother" declared Mortimer Plant,
expected 81 900. 900 as her share. while UNI
derstcod ] was 70 Inherit The bulk OF ths
But Instead Of this the widow and son
each inherited an allowance OF $4,000 a year.
for which a special fund was created upder
tho will. This limited sum so scramped both
on them accustomed TO money without stint
that on II they have based grounds for their
contention that the late Henry B. Plant waa
OF making mill
Mrs. Plant and her son are. It the family
mansion. No. $50 Fifth avenue John. Lynds
Harrison OF New Haven. Nj, Plants life
long friend and adviser, who drew the Will
was summoned TO this city yesterday from
New Haven where he lives, aud last Might
Was with Mrs Plant and her son. a
The win was probated In New Haven afser
Mr.. Plants death. Az ye the probate court
az Connecticut has received no formal notice
that the probating Of the VIII y 70 be 81.
tested. but this Is the present determlnat}op
Of the principal heirs. the wife and son. ',s
rhe property involved includes thsrkoNn
railway and nine steamboat limos. - we'll ~
the great Plant system Of hotels IN FlQft1e
and the tropics. Mr., Plant WAS the pioneer
capiialist there aud did more ~ deyalop ~
Peninsula State than any nsn Giving
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ClubdOff1.

The Current Literature club met on
Friday morning with Mrs. Lillard and
there was present the largest number OF
members ever drawn together since the
formation OF the club. ''The January
Bride" by f. Frankfort Moon, was the
subject Of discussion. and the interesting
historical characters OF the book giving
much delightful matter for thought. The
next meeting win be held on Friday. the
9th, at the residence OF Mrs NorHeet,
with Miss Winnie Davis last book "A
Romance OF the Summer Seas" will be
discussed.
The Ladies' Reading club held their reg
uar weekly meeting In spite OF the bad
weather. with Mrs. Max Urwitz presiding.
They we're we'll repaid in the intellectual
pleasure enjoyed for their courage In
venturing forth, for an excellent pro-
gramme was the order OF the afternoon
Tho first paper was on The Geography OF
SPAIN" by Mrs. Tracy; the second on
The Spanish People" by Mrs. Cora
Bacon Foster and the third on Madrid 9
by Mrs Randolph, There was also dis
cusslon about the condition OF the Lyceum
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library and when 1t was said that Il wa.
feared tho library would have 10 be closed
for the evenings for want OF funds to pay
an assistant, Mrs. G. d. Fssscr volunteered
to keep It open for n month rather than
lot the young men OF the city be deprived
OF place to spend their evenings %
pleasantly. The sist OF October beins
presidents day. an appropriate way OF
keeping the day was discussed Five new
members were added and they feel as II
they have a bright season before them.
The woman's club met on Wednesday
and roll call was answered with current
events. -Four new members were added to
the list already quite large The history
lesson was read and discussed and pa
per on the characteristics Of the Amer
lean Indians. by Miss Hester Mitchell, was
also read The subject OF the day was
the traditions of the Indians, one full of
interest and pleasure.
AT the meeting OF the Shakespeare
club. on Thursday, after quotations, a
resume of the history OF play, source and
plot Of Julius Caesar" the study OF tho
hrst scene OF that play was taken up. A
delightful letter was received from the
much beloved honorary member. Mrs.
Booker Goodwin. of Fincastie Va. who
addressed each member collectively, char
acterizing the most prominent traits Of
her co-workers in the club. Mrs. Godwin's
absence will be felt in the club work. as
well as in the lack OF her presence, her
wit and repartee. Owing 10 misunder-
standing as to vacancies there we're quite
a number OF now applications for mem
bership. that could not DO considered. The
club has reached its limit.
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The following. taken from the Record OF
Evansville. Wisconsin, tells of the con-
tinued triumph of little Eugene Bother in
his own particular line. Even the child
rem OF Houston help to make her reputa-
tion known:
There will be special attraction at the
ROYAL Neighbors party TO be held In Clstle
Hall. Saturday evening. October 7. Little
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ehanced upon In bookstail. but without
1he requisite morsy with him to buy II.
hor.upon he wrote these lines upon the n.y.
leaf:
Guide friend, Tor Josus' sala foShnro
To buy ye look thou seest bcre
For have goDe to earn the pelc-
meane to buy ye book nyselfe
Whether because Of this appeal or beo9pse
Il happened rhat no rivnl happened on the
took no secured II later.
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COSTUME OF A FRENCH BELLE.

The overdress is of dotted lace 5ordered
with garniture royale and the bodice is
of the garniture with vest of silk. I'm
mensely effective is the damson red velvet
which forms a corsage decoration and
which matches the immense red feather
fan carried by the young woman.
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This beautiful evening dress was
sketched at the house of one of the most
fashionable women in Paris recently. on
the occasion OF a dinner dance, which is
big formal dinner followed by dancing.
The skirt Is made of the new Pyrennese
silk, very thin and quite like lace.
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Story Of Eugene Field,

The London Chronicle tells pleasing story
Of Eugene Fold. HI once found himself
.oyeting rare copy OF Burns. which he had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

A bets B that under the French law per-
son charged with any crime has 70 prove his
innocence; d says no, Who is rightly R,P,F.
Is right in theory. In practice an accused
is questioned by the juge dinstruction N
"a manner unknown In this country or in En-
gland. in which II would appear to an Ameri-
can that guilt was presumed.
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KHOWLEDGE IS WEALTH.

Enroll immediately III the INTERNATIcN.
AL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS or
SCRANTON, Pa, and yet both Of the above
INDUSTRIAL, SCIENCE TAUGHT BY
MAIL. UtilIss ycar Idle monlen u in study ct
home. We have an employment bureau, to
assist our aflidenta in securing positions Will
mington Ot1lce, Room u Money Building.
N w. N. EATON, JR.,
KY: Asst, Sup't. Mxgr.
w etaasa6 In wilmington nspImsod
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Corson--Do you think trained nurses
ahouid bs pretty? ~
! Hillebsand-Not II they are expected
70 follow their oailing permanently. =
Philadelphia North American.
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DELAWARE DIVISION.

DELAWARE DIVISION. " ~
For New Castle, s.13. 11,e q M -
+ Far sn Ie sss Ill a, M; an >. =. w.At
'f Fsor Dover, Harrington and pelsa.r.
'i For Wyoning' and way stations lE ~
m, week days 4, WI
Express for Cap, charIes, Old r.sSs
o4s Thaa sIS Law RRoA a,P ST sTEEEr
FOR THE WEST.
A sin 4 I oas and 81 Louis. O.
Io.@ d. N. daily, ior Pittsburg and chss
1a@sp N. daily, Limited" Pittsbnsg.
Chicago Cleveland. Toledo Cinrinns1
Louisvi:le and e.. Louis. lDinlng Sss<
l2;S p, m. daily, plttshirg sna C.eve!sGS
~ vie 4; 4 1sia tin,ianssb. ana n LoaiA
SIS pl = e. c aissily. rit..burs, ch,@ssp asdf
Cleveland: and Toledo. except esnis-sE
,sNS p >, m: da,ly. rittsbars. cinciunatI aaa
no p. NJ. daily. Pii,sbprs and chiss
II! ev co,ssses saon I II Exprca
No extra faro other than the usual
n 3 f fhnfssdi Espress. vcstisuis
Dining Car. No extra fare,
The Wilmington 1Tansrer
viii call for and check easss
For further Information, p4es
referred To the ticket agent
J. B. HUTCHINSON. y
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fsIterad s.heraf Why. TT heard ,,.--
ssYea !, sh0ntsd ~ vos,n9 of1p1. 4
" ,,pspt claS1srins down ~ sfe.e.
.seuse J ma q. f,va ~ q naonpt a
crca ., - - nrderiv A. rna rrnnjnw ~
" a. ,nc,y,ant r,itN ~. NOR ssRSsrns
has ,,or,,a rr,.ki,s ~ nnIv Nasol.v IA
os.a man wifI Kim hssidas, tha dive
~ iraEr: s,s.s. pSadsv Gang M .,aevar rot
vind X & =, n S5T. M \
/ -.z---sssst sSi, i
ia CHAPTER nv. IN X IA Vi
N Far 10 hours Tort Worth wa il tur.
moii IA begin With. the audden M.
her0lded advant IL I departmer,t I'M
sTpector IN those DAYS meant something
ominous. and from Frazier down IL the
drum boys the uarriSdn scented mischief
the moment that familiar ala black
hooded. dnst covered ssnrinr WAGON.
drawn by the lannon's Ill ,Iule team.
came sninninr n across tba naso inst
after r,,trsafs IA ascort yvhateyer bsine
q sicht (,avalrvman had trotte,l alon0.
side, MIA Ripaa from twoI ~ AM ramns
~ M waJ NM thev IA ,uat,a NM
Iona dav,s firiye from 0rockett Snriurs
ali alone trnstsnc "a lnck That TIA MI.
dav yanr q caIIea would pot get wind
~ N 1nst Who "a row ,na,,v romst;.
t,,taa Tint srr.v NJ ontIuws M man a.
cluding its own membership, could ac-
ourately say. Two paymasters, two
wagon trains and no end OF mail stages
had been Jumped" by those enterpris-
ing road agents in the course Of the five
years chat followed the war, and not
once had q conviction occurred. Arrests
had been made BY marshals, sheriffs
and officers in command OF detach-
ments. but more innocent lot Of VIC
Tins according to the testimony Of
friends and FELLOW citizens. never dwelt
In Dixie, Three only Of their number
had been killed and left for recognition
in the course Of those three years One
only Of these was known, and the 90
called Friday gang managed Il surround
Its hnunts. its movements md It's mem
bership with q mystery that deiied civil
officials and baflied the military Es-
corts the size Of cavalry platoon had
been needed every time tiisbursing
officer went to and fro, and a sixable
squad accompanied the stage whenever
ii carried even d moderate amountof
treasure. At three points along the road
from the old Mexican capital to the
outlying posts strong fletachments OF
49, ,a -
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40 thls tneenpous repository q lar
clayilns ~ to hsrssk untit VIM
shosM retnsn. The chancs was not 70
~ lost Y
~ love 70 i've ovsr thosa dear Old
days when WAS . girl, " she said.
ffiends seemed 90 real thsn. men 20
tfue, HE 90 buoyant. Sometimes ! find
myself wishing there were more Of the
old friends the old ret. here. We Seem
80 much more to each other, don You
know, Mr. Hodgea And Hodge felt
sure I'VE" did and hitched his chair .
foot nearer the fire. N VI
"Of conrse I was younger then, and
knew 70 little Of the world, and yet,
knowing II o. do now-I can say this
70 700, You know, MI. Hodge, could
not TO another soul here, for y0u were
q us, you served with fathers column "
Hodges services was limitGl 70 play
poker with those wretches Gates and
Hagad0rnn and Others Of Waite's CONF
Itnand on one or two memorable coca.
sions and the resultant hole in his
purse Was neither as broad as church
nor deep as y we'll, but 'twould serve. J
Tive often felt hsre as though ! would
give anything TO see some Of the dear
old crowd not that people are not very,
very lovely here. but You know, we
army friends cling 90 TO the old associa-
tons Z And now the beautiful eyes
seemed almost suffused. and Hodge
waxed eloquent.
i am thrice fortunate, = said be, re-
calling the lines Of his Maltravers, sin
that 1 am Numbered among Them. /"
\ And now, like Laura, he looked upon
Worth ~ cold and dormant 10 compared
with the kindling friendships Of the
distant Platte y,
Indeed you arei" said she. lyon
bring back the sweetest days Of my life,
( and some Of the saddest. / have no one
to speak to me. you know--of course
until you did 8 moment ago. Tell me-
Isis his life 80 changed as--they say
II isf''
II never saw man 50 broke up, !" he
responded. HE newer smiled after you
--afterafter II was broken of, you
know" Barclays slnile was as rare as
q straight flush anyhow, he admitted
to himself, but the assertion sounded
well.
"And - Of - lste-what have You
heard Of himf'' she asked, mud Hodge,
poured forth his latest news and added
more. He, too, he said, had had let
ter from an intimate friend. Captain
Barclay had declared that the assign
ment to the Twelfth cavalry was i'm.
possible; Texas was impossible. His
business interests would neoessitate his |
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a f'yl.'. bid .s.sc, al v. E,xata d.
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Southern Railway.--7N p. m, eai1ys
sleepers 10 New Orleans, Memphis. Tan.
"a, Nashville. va Asnevh's sha ~
Atlantic Coast Line.--1s-ls D. M. eAilys
sleepers to Jacksonville. Port Tampa and
Richmond and 5actsgnvi1ie,
Cheeapea and Ohio Railway, I'll -
M. daily. dining car. and sieepcrs TO s'an~
cinDati ~ n a isyg lhf, INV E
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Schedule In effect November y, III
TfaIas leave Wilmington ~ tctfoWe;
: FOR Phiiadsiphia {expfessj, LII III. ~
Ss, m 7se. 80. Ss; I. en-; a5s sel,ss ~
~. 90, sss. s.57, 9.N and s.ls y. "; an
AcsommodatIoI. SO, 10. s'i1 sii:t4 y.
For Chester Sexpress). Lb7 "a 49,
5.42. 5:5o, $50. Ss5. 1905, LIE. liz us ~
Accommodation. SO TO- Ma. 1l.Q ~
M; i2is. 2,a0, 400 62. ssa 10 and y =
For New York (threugh exprsssl In
:ss e 5in! RIa eaE c1 p s osr; s
60. ss62O Dining Cab. es5 .nt n n
iiisdeipfia. La. s.Ss sSs do. ie.9S 40
2so soy. 4;5s. 500 and y. - p. NJ /.
For Boston without chArsc, i9H .. ~
For Newark Center and infsrmedlsts
stations, 7B q. m. and 63S p. NJ. n
Baltimore and Washjngt0n ~
s.li. i0B ard LOO p m. go ~: In
and 1888 night,
Baltimore and intermediats etationss
EE1 n m night
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DIR. GOSLIN
Dentist,

ShIpI0y 0tFe0t. C0rncF EIBNth.
Teeth seand SO . set Teeth filed with Gold
and Platina 81 aud 81. Teeth extracted without
ran 25 and 30 cents. Gas. ether AMI c9cAius
A Neutrality-suspicious. DESIRIN9PURs
IA drugs and chemicals or wishing thsir pre-
scriptions or private receipts carefully DOM
pounded with pure materials, yhould 20 tothe
drug sJore Of II. B. BRlN0HuRSf.N No 3l5
Market street. Wilnnn gton. Del. II
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NyoTICE-THE ANNUAL MkkTING OF
IN the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Of Mill Creek Hd, will convene on Monday
the "a day 81 january, 1881. d o'clock p. M.
ut the hall Ia Stanton. iisS, n NJ WI u
S si'ENC EE CHANDLER, Pres
+. I'D. BALDWIN. Secretary
dl+2lw,lld u
T HAVE SEVERAL, SMALL. PROPERTIES
4 for sale that are bargains, G. Thomns
brock, Del. Ave- and Jefferson streets. di4-tf
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Leave Philadelphia, Broad street far
Wilmington lexpressj, $50. 10, 1,M, &x,
sid. l.oi. al Id. So, 55s. s.lJ dis, IN.
lilo, mas p n, and 2% nigh. y Y
M: la. s.is. 100, ~. SIS. ~. N.eS and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR Philadelphia xpress), Isl, 1e&
i5s, s.0a $751; lis, sOSN,.nd sis u. IL.
Accommodation, 7gL $40 n nj; Hoy
1l5, AGO, SIS and 40 p. IN.
III III q. ms la. 40. sss, SOL ~ ss7. Al and 80
Accommodation, 7o7. SIS a. M; i1ss.
For. New York Through exprsssl. ~.
5.02, a.S3 Dining Carr. S.5b, ll.fD 4, M:
La Dining Carr, 400, sol, ss6.D QtntnT
Carl, e57, BIG p. M, connecting via 8rsaa0
Street Station, Philadelphia. 40. IN. NJ
q. H., 100. ass, and 1910 p m. VI
For Boston, without change, 6.65 u. ~.
Baltimore and Washington. Az. -,
lois q. M; 12.05 L. 20. LEO. Sd, ASH. ~
all p. M and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate staticnA
65a .. m, 100 night. \, . S
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street foR
wilm9s,p e te1PFessa s1 .2o hT 4
Ills p. M, and f2.M night,
Accommodation s.S. s;ia D.s 4, MI
1890. 2ss. $40, $50, and 1908 p. M.
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K1DTiGlc- EI.ECT1ON-THE ANNUAL.
IN meeting pf the stockholders Of the Will
pllnatqn and Eennett TURNPIKE Company will
W held at 8e Market St., Wilmington, Della
ware, on Monday, Jan. ID, 1859, at = o'clock p.
M, for the purpDss OF elccting ten tl0) innn-
Y daS-lt n \. B, sHURfER, Sec,
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. N oNEy. TO IiUAN on MORTGAGES IN
III sums " tslik l4ANBFKT J. fOULK
: slStf " tlp bfArkAt Street.
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NorfCE-THE First NATIONAL BANK
~ et Wilmington, Del, December 10, He3.
bank Will b. held 81 the banking house On :
\ Tuesday, the 10Th day Of January, 1859 between
the hours of and 4 ls M, i0r the purpose Of
salecting directors for the ensuing ear. &,
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EQRD,
FOR RENT.

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NJoTICc wIt.NiINGToN. DELAwARE,
heretoi ore existing between Joseph M. Mather
and tourtland E. Picrson, trading rs J. M.
Mather and Company at Gus Market street,
Wilmington, Del, Is this day dissolved BY mu.
tnal consent, q. e. Picrson, continuing the
business VII outstanding accounts will be set
tied by the undersiRned m N
JOSEPH NJ MATHER
1885, 8COURTTsAND r. PInI2SON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-03

i Inc Csntrsl Natidnal Baak
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X, n D. IL Wilmington, Dels Deo 10. 1908 M
Th0 annual election for directors 81 this
bank will b. held at the banking house on
Tunsdae January 10. lSSD, between the houis
dIy-im y. P. RuNFoRD. Cashier.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-03

FINE OFFICE-Also desk room In State
Mutual building. Call room III.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-03

FOR SALE-A handsome nine-room cot
tage, all hardwood finish, fireplace,
laundry, cemented cellar and all modern
improvements, heat by furnace; sit
streets at Adams So; this is a chance of
a lifetime to get a handsome home
cheap and on easy terms Inquire at
No. 243 Lincoln st.