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PANIC In PRlE1O| | ! |
Rumor Of IN Invasion blythe Irule1S.
dorf Burshtrs Spfesd.
The MINERS WERE FEARED.
Thought that at Their Picnic They h.
tended Doing Mischief.
GUARDS AT THE PRESIDENCY TREBlEb
Ilt Was Said that jameson Was to Have
Been Burned In Effisy.
REFORMS ARE TO Be INSTITUTED IN CHINA
Enaiish Refuse 20 Tnrn over the
Russian Property Given Them
by chinese Government.
Thought that at Their Picnic They n.
tended Doing Mischief.
iUARDs AT THE PRESIDENCY TREBlEb
Il Was Said that jameson Was to Have
Been Burned in Effiky.
REFORMS ARE TO Be INSTITUTED IN CHINA
IsnaIish Refuse 70 Turn over the
Russian Property Given Thcm
by chinese Government.

London. january e.--The Johannesburg
correspondent OF the Daily Mail describes
this morning panic In Pretoria on Sat-
urday arising out of rumor that the krue-
gersdorf burghcrs contemplated an iuva-
sion and Intended to burn Jameson In et-
flEy.
Another report was that picnic arr
ranged for 500 miners concealed some plan
for causing trouble,
Tho correspondent said the TransvaAl
troops were ordered to hold themselves in
readiness and the guards at the presidency
were trebled.
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Washington. january 1.-The fol-
, lowing brief cablegrarr,, conveying
Information Of the transfer Of Span
ish sovereignty in Cuba to the
Americans and of the raising of the
United States flag, was received
here during the afternoon:
Secretary OF War Washington.
} Havana, January /, 1s99.-The
flag raised ON Castle MORO, Caba-
7 mas, the palace and other buildings
in this city. Government formally
turned over by General Castellanos
I TO commission and by 1t transferred
to General Brooke
Wade. Chairman.
"Clous, Secretary"
1.-THE President, Washington.
, Havana. january /. 1S09.--The
government formally. surrendered
by General Castellanos TO the Amer
i lean commission at IL o'clock and
by the latter transferred to General
Brooke Ceremonies successfully
carried out The American flag flies
, from MORO castle, Cabanas, the pal
ace and other buildings. City or
derby. Wade, Chairman.
"Clous, Secretary"
Secretary of War. Washington,
Havana, January i, ls99.-'rhe
flag sent UP on Moro castle and tho
palace at 1904 p. m, local time.
John r. Brooke,
Major General Commanding"
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MADlsID,s NEW YEAR.
Papers Discuss Loss by Wnr-WeyIer
for the Cabinet.

Papers Discuss Loss by Wnr-WeyIer
for the Cabinet.
Madrid. January The new year ed
itorials IN the Madrid press are sad and
dignifled reminders that the hosting of the
United States flag in Cuba ard the Philip
pines means the closing of four centuries
OF Spanish colonial history,
With suppressed emotion rather than
bitterness. the papers exhort the people
to have confidence in :helr recuperativs
power, urging that there he the smallest
possible waste OF time in reorganizing the
Affairs OF the country and expressing a
special desire for a speedy settlement OF
tho cablpet crisis.
The general belief Is that Senor Sugasta
viii be able 70 resume his duties as premier
by his end OF the week and that he VIII
form a cabinet 10 include Lieutenant Con
eral Weyler,
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Lebanon. Pa. January 1.--Brigadier
Genera. J. p. S. Goblin returned to his
home today on thirty days leave of alb
sence from his command in Augusta, Ga,
in order to he inaugurated lieutenant cav
ernor. 10 which he was elected last Novem-
Der. AS soon as General Goblin Is inau-
gnrated he Will return TO his command,
which has been ordered TO Cuba,
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Forecast.

Texas-rair; not go cold light to fresh
east winds.
Dsiana-Generally fair: light to fresh
Past winds; not so cold.
y Texas. New Mextcn Oklahoma, Indian
Tory and Enthusiastically fair; not
ID; southerly winds.
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FRANCE Foa PEACE.
President Fnurc Says the Nation IL
AnyiOuA to MMintnin II.

Anxious to Maintain II.
Paris, January i.General Horace Por-
lec. the United States ambassador, md his
staff made a New Year call on President
Faure, who. when responding to the con
ordinations of the diplomatic BODY. ten
dered through the papal nuncio, dwelt upon
the love OF France for peace and her en-
deayois TO maintain it.
General Iurlinden, military governor of
Paris. at the head OF q visiting party od
officers Of the Paris garrison, assured NJ
Faure Of the army's fidelity and devotion
TO the republic.
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respects. The only lady who witnessed
the scene in the salon was Mrs. John
Adams Fair OF Boston, who was ushered
in.o the palace BY mistake. When she was
about to retire. Colonel Gelpi, the captain
generals chief OF STAFF, begged her to re-
main. All the other ladies were assigned
places IN the balcony OF tho barracks
overlooking the plaza.
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NILWAUKEE.--Fully 1000 neoule will par
ticipate in the National Eisaddfodd which be-
gins here today. Fully 10000 visitors are
looked for
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CHICAGO THE copvocation of the Univer-
silly of Chicago today promises to be notable
affair
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roDAY's FOR j ST.

T0DAf'S FOR 8 ST.
KANSAS c1Ty.-The /, S i Jesse James.
Jr., son OF the notorious ouri bandit, for
train robbery, is to beg ,day. The case
viii attract much attention.
INDIANAPOLIS. annual congress of
Industrial associations OF the State will con
veno in tho State house today and continue
for four days.
YANKToN. 8. D.--The contest between Lee
sorlhng topic in State politics, but nothing
can be done until Governor Lee attempts to
take possession OF the office today, when In
junction proceedings will probably be com
mtnced.
KANSAS CITY.--The Modern woodmen OF
America hold their annual sessions here this
week
the executive mansion begin with the presi-
dents New Year reception, from IL a. IN. TO
1850 p. m. today.
NEW YoRK.-Gubernatora inaugurations
will take. place at the following State capitals
today; W, Albany n y Madison nsso Wis WIS Shsy
Carson City, New; st. Paul, MINI; Augusta,
Maine; Sacramento, CAL, and Little nocn,
ARK.
SACRAMENTO. Cal.-The State legislature.
Which is to elect a republican successor 10
Senator White, will convene today.
NASHVILLE. Tsnn.--The State legislature
convGneS here today.
HELENA. Mont.-The State legislature
CONVEX es here today.
WASHINGTON.-The new rules under the
National bankruptcy act take effect today. in
actcrdance with the announcement of the
judges OF the supreme court.
SAN FRANcIsco.-The great race of the
season CO... 2-year-olds will be run on the
tracks of'the California Jockey club today.
MILWAUKEE Fully 1000 people will par
ticipate in the National Es.eddfodd, which be-
gins here today. Fully 10000 visitors are
looked for.
CllICAGO.--ThIa copvocation of the Univer-
silly of Chicago today promises to be a notable
affair.
4 FAVERHILL, Mass.-An avowsd disciple of
social democracy will today be inaugurated
mayor of this city, being, far as known.
the first socialist to be elected to an admins
trotive office in this country. BY the munich
pa election John G. Chase. aged IS years, a
clerk in cooperative grocery store, was
elected mayor.
HARRISBURG. Pa.-The democratic MEM
hers OF the legislature will caucus here today
on the subject OF the United States senator
ship fusion with the anti-Quay repub-
Iicans is looked for.
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NASHINGTON.--The official functions a
the executive mansion begin with the pres
dents New Year reception from IL a. m. u
1880 p. m. today.
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YANKToN. 8. D.--The contest between Lee
and Phillips for the governorship Is the alb
sorlting topic in State politics, but nothing
can be done until Governor Lee attempts to
take possession of the office today, when In
junction proceedings will probably be com
utnced,
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SAN FRANCIsCo.-The great race OF the
season Cor 2-year-olds will be run on the
trucks OF the California Jockey club today.
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KANSAS ClTY.--The Modern Woodmen of
America hold their annual sessions here this
week
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inauguratons
will take place at the following State capitals
today: Albany, n. Y; Madison, Wis; Chey-
enne. Wyo.; Pierre, S. D.; Bismarck. N, D.;
Carson City, New. st. Paul. Mimi; Augusta,
Maine; Sacramento, Cal, and Little Hocn,
ARK.
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UNDER A new FLAG.
Cuba Passes Under Control Of the
United States Of America.
THE CEREMONIES IMPRESSIVE.
American Troops Occupied the Streets
and Principal Squares.
A DOZEN CUBAN GENERALS PRESENT.
General Brooke Told Them He Desired
Their Full Cooperation.
CAPTAIN GENERAL CASTELLANoS' ADIEu
Said II Was the Only Time His sclf-
Possession HID Fniicd Hiin-Bad
Faith shown.
CAPTAIN GENERAL CASTELLANOS' ADIEu
Said II Was the only Time His self
Posscssion Hnd Eaiicd Hiin-Bad
Faith shown.

Especial Gable Dispatch to the New York Her
aid and The Houston Post. Copyrighted.
1898, by James Gordon Bennett)
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SAL RAMENTo. Cal.-The State legislature
Which is to elect republican successor 10
Senator White, will convene today.
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WASHINGTON.-Th new rules under the
National bankruptcy act take effect today, in
accordance with the announcement of the
judges OF the supreme court.
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KANSAS CITY.--The q : 4 Jesse James.
Jr.. son OF the notorious Duri bandit, for
train robbery. is to beg. ,dRy. The case
viii attract much attention..
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lNDIANAP OILS The annual congress o
Industrial associations OF the State will con
yero in tho State house today and continue
for four days.
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NASHVILLE. Tsnn.-The State legislature
conyoneS here today.
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HELENA. Mont.-The State legislature
CONVEX es here today.
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HARRISBURG. Pa.--The democratic mem
hers OF the legislature will caucus here today
on the subject OF the United States senator
ship. A fusion with the anti-Quay repub-
Iicans is looked for.
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Mr.. j. L. West, assistant general freight
agent of the Katy. spent yesterday in,
Galveston.
NJ. ~ G. Van Week. manager OF the
Southern Pacific Atlantic system, left yes
terday for New Orleans.
Mr.. John Penn, claim agent OF the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas, with headquarters
at Dallas. arrived in the city last night
Mr.. W. C. Conner. commercial agent Of
The Frisco. returned yesterday from a trim
TO Fort Worth and other North Texas
points.
Captain G. 4. Qunlsn vice president
and general manager of the Central, will
return this morning from trip up the
road,
Mr.. r. C. Rady, division superintendent
OF the International and Great Northern,
headquarters at Palestine, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Wm. Doherty. travelling passenger
and freight agent of the Houston East and
West Texas, Is on business trip through
North Texas.
Air c. ". BeiD. traffic manager of the
Huntington lines, returned Yesterday morn
ing from New Orleans, accompanied by his
private svcretsry, Mr.. 7. G. Rstcslh.
The International and Great Northern
pay car arrived here from Palestine ~
charge Of faymsster Cunningham yester-
day. II vill be taken down the Columbia
Tap this morning
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Third District.

Austin Texas. March 15.-The following
proceedings was had in the court of civil
appeals, Third supfeme Judicial district
today:
Affirmed: Magill, executor. IS. Brown
Bros, from Travis; Robey VS.. LaDsom,
from johnson; Bermea Land and Lumber
Company vs.. Adoue OF al, from Dallas; san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway Com
pany KS. Graves, from Milan
Reversed and remanded; West VS.. Cole,
from Dallas.
Motions for rehearing oyerrulei: Moore
VS. Byars, from Milan; Bimel Carriage
Company vs.. Rosette e. Beatty. rom Ira
Wis; Melton w. Katzenstein frYtn Robert
son; Ellis vs., Sharp et al, fran TraEi6.
Motions for reheaFipgs sybRiitfei; Cleyc-
land Ct Al VS.. Peoples Nstiogal Bank es al.
from Ellis; Anderson al n va Walker.
county Judge. from Travis Allen ct Al vs..
ROYAL Insurance Company from Dallas
Missouri, Kansas and resks Railway COM
psny OF Texas rs. Mssepe t ri. from wal
len: Scot; ct al vs. Reeawall county, from
Rockwell
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Suicide ne nnlIn..

Dallas, Teas, March ib.--Max Eberie,
German bartender formerly Of will<
hanson county, was found dead In South
Dallas early this morning. He was half
suspended from sign post on the right
OF way Of the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fs railroad BY means of an iron tie used
in baling cotton. A jagged wound IN bis
forehead that had not broken the skull
but had caused him to bleed profusely was
the only mark upon his body. geld
watch and 1880 IN currency vera found
upon him II is supposed Ehcrlc suicideA
ts choking himself 10 d-ria. Tine dead
man has relatives az Taylor and II Ia ex-
pected that his body will be shipped there
for interment.
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son and A. NJ. Harrington. from Montague:
John Davis, from Wise; r. NJ. Snoad. from
Denton: Andy Aston, from Hood; Tom
Robertson death, from Hill.
Submitted on briefs for State; ]. o.
Phillips. from Tarrant; Clifford Jackson.
from Tyler; Joe Porter, from Milan; VIII
Rsins, from Anderson.
Submitted on motion to dismiss s. A.
Mosely, from Wichita, r U. Palmer. from
Navarro,
Submitted on briefs for appellant: Thos.
Elton, from Dallas; Or. 7 Price. from
Young; Jasper Crawford, from Shelby. J.
G.. Bogel. from Hunt.
Submitted on briefs for both parties.
d. p. Lillard, from Dallas Charles S.
Coker, from Dallas; Jim Darlington
death, from Tarrant; r.. l.. George, from
stephens; ] q. Buchanan. from Baylor,
George NJ. Watson, from wilbarger, NJ.
Munoz. from Webb; John N Pitts from
Bosaue. John Hamilton, from Jackson Ed
Gamble and Potter.
Submitted on motion for rehearing Wal
ter Ford death from McLennan. Joe
Leach from Jack; John Lewis from Kauf-
man.
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AN INTERNATIONAL BUREAU.
Meeting to Arrange Mexican Traffic
Matters Begun.

MectinR to Arrange Mexican Traffic
Matters Begun.
An important meeting of traffic repre-
sentatives of rail and water lines leading
to Mexico, With representatives OF the
Mexican lines themselves, was begun at
the st. Louis headquarters of the South.
western Freight bureau yesterday. The
object OF the conference is to discuss pre-
liminary measures for the formation of an
International freight bureau governing
traffic IN both directions between tbe two
and while strong effort TO
regulate and maintain the rates on this
business will be made. it is not generally
believed that the results aimed at viii be
fully accomplished. With matters as they
are at present the Mexican lines have
things much their own way, and 1t Is re-
garded as unlikely that they will be found
willing to make concessions which might
tend TO abridge their freedom and the
privileges they enjoy at present.
At a meeting of the Southwestern
bureau, held in st. Louis on February Il.
the following committee was appointed to
meet tho officials of the Mexican lines for
the purpose named above: Traffic Manager
G. w Bein and General Western Agent
Neimyer of the Southern Pacific, Freight
Traffic Manager Biddle of the Santa Fe
system and General Freight Agent p II.
Goodwyn of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe, Freisht Traffic Manager Johnson of the
Rock Island and Traffic Manager Halle
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Mr..
having been detained here by other bust
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A Remarlsable R.cord.

For length of regular service and mile
age, without undergoing repairs, No. SIG
the big class l. machine, which has been
drawing fast line east and west over the
middle division of the Pennsylvapia for
more than three years, Is entitled TO the
best medal in the bunch, and the men who
have been handling her so we'll all this
time Will likely come in for some substan-
tisl recognition of their care and good
Judgment from the Pennsylvania Railroad
company in the near future. Engineers
Alex McAlicher aud Robert Hunter hold
the throttle of this record breaking ma
chine, which has passed the 100000 mile
mark, with $50 miles TO spare and is good
for another month of steady running be-
fore going to the repair shop. AS far as
known this great mileage without break
is unparalleled in the history of the steam
locomotive.
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THE 4
LAW LOR.
Eats 1888
FER dsy..e.-
} a S. Lawlor,



~. r. Kitsop, st. Louis; Geo. Best. Colum-
b.. & NJ. Rice, Sour Lake: g w. Keller
ID wife, Toledo: II, Kelison. John s. Bowen.
fcatur. Ind; E. +. Higgins. Bastrop; J. A.
FuLn. Austin; W. v. Hanway, Dallas: j.
Rutlege. st. Louis; r. l. Carey. Shreye-
er. j, Q. a. Thomas, Dallas: Geo. u. Neal.
Pvasotai P. Barry Miller. Dallas: NJ. l..
Podwin. Austin, S. r. Cooper, Beaumont
hn Logneck. and wife San Augustine; r, o.
hncock. Lafayette: T. NJ: Coleman, city;
tlly city; T, g. sheehau Heber Stone.
tenhsm; .. G; Proctor cuero; Y. b. proe-
n. Victoria; #. L. Chapman. Cuero; D. r.
Inn, n, K. and H.; W. F, Blair, Dayton;
fnry Mcnking. Hsw Greek; All Dieckmsnu.
enisviIle; Il. Darlington, ST. Louis: Jas c.
8lton; Rockport; r: X. parmack. Isilets-
p. Kansas City; r D. Miller. San Antonio:
= J, Msntooth, Lufkiu; g. W. Butcher. ssn
n GsllIa and wife. Eagle. Geo. McGonIgle,
q II; Perry, Tlatonia; Robert Elwood. Den
II. j. p. CASTOR. louisville: e. p. Iiuling,
4eago: L. 7. Quinby. New York John NJ.
rs andiess, osweso, Kan; Geo. Macarthur,
aum Dallas.
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Fnnrth court 81 AppenI,.

San Antonio Texas, March 15.--The fol.
lowing proceedings were had In the court
of civil appeals for the Fourth judicial
district Of Texas today;
Cases reversed and rendered George NJ
Maverick VS.. II. o. Skinner et AL from
Bexar; State OF Texas VS.. w Y. Wolfe,
from Frio Kettlesen g. Degetau vs., IT.
Groos a. Co. from Bexar.
Cases reversed and remsnded J. w
russell ct al VS.. T. NJ. 1nssll. from Colo
RADIO; J. II Meyer VS.. p. p. Martin, from
Colorado; ]. NJ. Brown VS.. Jacob BinS,
from Harris
Cases affirmed W Y. Lockwood vs..
John ogden ct al, from Atascosa Mrs. An,
ME Mcdonald vs.. l.. r. Ortiz. from Webb;
Albertina sitter VIZ. John 7. Latreyte, from
Harris.
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COLLEGE Ar PALESTINE.
East Texns BaptIsts WiIl Control the
institution,

Palestine, Texas, March 15--Forty- nine
delegates, representing eleven counties, at
tended the Baptist convention here today,
at which the East Texas Educational asso-
citation was organized with Hon. A. w.
Ewing OF Palestine as president and &. A.
Lawler OF Cherokee county secretary, II
was resolved TO build college IN East
Texas and Messrs. 5ooHeld. Caison Long
mire Lawler, McCuiston and Ewing were
appointed as a committee to confer with
the committee from the Business Mems
lea que Of Palestine anent tho college mat
ter After a conference Of about an hour
an agreement was reached that VIII. eYnry
one believes. result In the location OF the
college at Palestine in time to open this
fall. Palestine agrees to give suitable
grounds and $4,000 for the college.
Messrs Royal, Hesrne, Gardner. Gregg.
Green. Wright and 1mboden compose the
committee on the part OF the Business
Mems league who have the affair in hand.
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THE COULD LINES.
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
IJcct Directors.

Au0
Eject Directors.
st. Louis. March 1.-THE annual meet
ing OF stockholders of the Missouri Pa
cific, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
companies were held tonight. There were
represented 10 person and by proxy $50. l4S
shares of stock iuthe Missouri Pacific. be-
ing over IS per cent of the total OF the
Iron Mountain. 2S1.'T9 shares, or practical
" the entire outsta nding stock, was repre-
scented in person and by proxy.
For the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern railway the following directors
were elected; George j. Gould, Russell
Sage, G. c. W. Lowrey. John Terry. Henry
Whelan, A. l.. Hopkins. Henry Marquand.
+. NJ Galaxy, Howard Gould, Frank J.
Gould, R, j. Leckland, Q. G. Warner and
w. II. Thompson.
The following we're elected directors of
the Missouri Pacific: George Gould Rus
sell Sage, Edwin Gould Louis Fitzgsrald
John P. Mum, John G. Moore. Howard
Gould. Samuel Sloan, D. %. ParmaIe.
Thomas 7. Eckert. L. II. HsClark. @. e.
Warner and D. X. Ferhuson.
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Mi..ouri raciac'. oner.

New York March i5.--Reports In Wall
street today asserted that the Missouri
Pacific Railway company would shortly
issue an order TO Texas and Pacific income
bondbolderss TO give them new Missouri
Pacific collateral trust tours for 62fz per
cent Texas and Pacific. So far as is known
however the proposition is urged chiefly
by the bankers interested in the seconds.
Other bankers thoroughly eonyersant with
Missouri Pacific affairs said today that so
far as they know, the question had never
come formally before the Missouri Pacific
board at it's meeting,
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craze annual compensation ~ railway
employees is ssa2.5s, against sa45 In ihe
United States. These figures refer to The
thsn sc per cent OF the 2es. 600 railway en-
pIoyca in Great Britain and ireland receive
only between SS.oS and $3.50 week while
cniy "A per cent OF our railway employees
receive az little as 81 week. In this
country tho remaining number. over 6ss.-
900 employees. or nearly ~ per cent. re-
ceyc as much as si,t7 week. while $50
IN every 1000 receive si2,42 a week
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conrt o. Criminal AnpeaI..

Dallas, Texas, March IS Proceeding in
the court Of criminal appeals today:
Affirmed; Jack Collins. from Shelby.
Reversed and remsRded Fred Hor-
house. from Galveston; Lsrkin Payne. from
Tarrsnt; John Griffin. from Victoria; Viz
gil GaIlaher DEATH. from Galveston
Motions for reheariug overruled Dfk
smith. Elsie Ishsm fibreS caEes) from
TarInt; u Il. Davidson and b,
ThompEon. from Navarro L. Hoffman
from Dallas John Trip Hood, from Hunt
George stephens, from Bexar. 3urtis Jcnn-