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THE RAIN HAS BEEN GENERAL
STARR COUNTY NOW HAS A ORANGE
AT A CORN CROP.
II 7. Not Yet TOO Late to Plant and
the Moisture win BrirE
IL Tn.

Rio t,rands City, Starr County. Texas, Aptll
ie.--Gicf!ous rain yesterday and last night
more threatening. Similar reports coming In
from ali over the country, Prospects for
corn crop suI good. no. beius too late to
plant. and many will do so,
Deuison, Grayson County. Texas, April To-
Il has rained Ia this section and the Indian
Territory for the past torty-eight hours. II
was In terrific downpour. The whole country
courtes have overlooked their banks. II Is q
g.sat event for growing crops. spring gardens
and water for stock.
Beeviile. Bee County. Texas, April te.--This
entire section Ia now watersoAkcd, and the
dtouth region TO the west OF this county has
had plenty OF rain for while Some nan IN
Bee county, Good spring range is assured
Klrbyvillc, Jasper County. Texas, April TO-
This section received hne tain last night.
which came lust IN tho nick OF time TO bring
up the vast amount of cotton that has been
planted tho past hftcen days,
Corpus Christi. Nucces County, Texas, April
lO.-This section was blessed yesterday with
OF OF tho finest downpours OF RAIN known
here In years.
Hearnc Robertson County. Texas, April i6.
The rain rs sufficient TO hiring up all ths cot
ton IN the nraAos valley, corn crop VIII also
bc large.
plnnco, Blanco County, Texas, April ls,-
The drouth completely broken, but II is
thought tho rain came mos, too late for wheat
and oats,
Skidmore, Rec County. TEXAS. April Ia
Tanks full and prairie covered with water,
prospects for fruit and melons never better,
yoakum ne witt County, Texas April 10,
Rain was general IN this section; OF great
value TO gardens and crops
Rockport. Arkansas County, Texas, April IL.
"A good rain but not near enough.
oAkvllc, Live Oak County, Texas, April H.
The best rain IN many years.
Rock Island, Colorado County, Texas, April
le--Rnin lasted eight hours.
In addition to the ahoYe reports rain fell in
the following counties.
| Falltt Ellis.
1 StetIinE Coke
| M!am Fort Bend.
Smith, Marion
! Rusk Kaufman.
| Ctmanchc, Hunt
San Particle.
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Giddings GIeanings.

Giddings. Texas, April 15.-Mrs. Annie
Darden. relict Of the late J. J. Darden'
has let the contract for the erection OF
neat cottage near the Masonic hall and
the carpenters have begun work on the
same,
Mr.. Isidor spiegel. son OF NJ J. splegel,
one of Giddings pioneer merchants, wiz
In a few days open up mercantile estao-
lishment in this place on his own sc-
count
quite a crowd OF Giddingsites went ont
20 Knox lake. near Dime Box, yesterday
10 attend picnic, it being the occasion OF
the completion OF the present term 81 inc
public school al that place.
Rev. ]. W Montgomery was called 10
Dime Box TO fuuerslize the remains OF
Mrs. franklin Stewart. who died al her
home near that place on Monday morning.
The deceased was most estimsble lady
and at the time OF her demise WIS a years
old.
Rev. J. W. Montgomery and Mr.. T. Z.
Bryan attended presbytery at Columbia
1 this week.
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strayed or stolen--Qwo Ian horses: on.


Bryan, Texas. April 16.--Hon. Dudley
wooten of Dallas has been selected to ad-
dress the alumni association OF the Agricul-
tura and Mechanical college during the COM
mencement in June
Mrs Roy Sims Mills Of Washington. D. c..
is visiting her parents Colonel and Mrs. NJ.
W Sims
Mrs 5 Il. Frost and Mrs. Justs have re-
trrred to Corsicana after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. -. McConnco.
r. c. Conn of Kirbyville was In Bryan
Yesterday on route to Mad sonvile,
j. A. Palmer. editor OF the Madisonville
Meteor Is in Bryan.
Hon. Sam X. Henderson came over from
the legislature at Austin Yesterday for a
short rest
Miss Ethel Henderson Of Austin Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Foster
Sam Jones lectured at the opcra house
here last night Isis lecture was well re-
ceyod by the audience
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THE SAN ANTONIO SOLDIERS.
A ROYAL RECEPTION WAS GIVEN
THE VOLUNTEERS.
Next Tuesday They Arc to BE Given
Banquet and Bali--wcicome
Home Was Hearty.

sen Antonio. Texas. April is.--Four thcus-
aud people this morning Welcomed the Bel
knap rifles and San Antonio zonaves home
after their service in the volunteer army An
escort Of United states regulars and Sixth
Infantry band. Carl Be,k's band and pre-
yiorsl, discharged volunteers. accompanied
the two companies to Alamo Plaza, whore
they were welcomed home by Mayor Marshall
"A ,cks CONGRESSMAN Slaydcn made the ad-
otess Of welcome. The volunteers were taken
in charge Of by their friends and gorgeousy
decorated with flowers.
A banquet will DO rendered them at Bectho-
ven hall by the artisans Tuesday night, tol-
lowed by a grand ball, at which Mayor Mar
stall Hicks ami Mrs. NJ. Haln viii lead the
gi; nd march.
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IlYMENEAL.

FIELDS .IIARGRovB - Marshall, Texas.
April IL. Married. last night at $50 o'clock.
clayton w. Fields to Miss Ruthela Iisrgrovc.
Mr.. Fields Is county attorney.
MATsoN WILSON. Mr.. Harvey Mason
and Miss Rosa D. Wilson were married last
night at the residence Of the brides parents.
Both young peoplc are popular here Rev.
+. G.. Henry offcipted
April lS.-Mr. Alfred Thorton OF this place
and Miss H0rvela lIolcomb Of Trinity eloped
and were married IN Livingston this morning
at $3.50 o'clock
SPENCER WINSTON -smithvilie. Texas.
Aprl Il Married nt the residence Of J 7
Black Sunday evening. April ., Miss Effo
winston TO Mr.. Robert spence. Miss Win
ston is sister of Postmaster u. @. Win
ston.
WALpRoP WILLIS. TEMPLE, Texaf April
Il. --Messrs r. l.. powns and w ", Wills.
accompanied BY Misses Clara and Maude VII
lis went to Waco Yesterday 10 attend ms
marriage OF Miss Mann Shell Willis to \.
Nj. waldrop OF BRYAN
CHADWICK CLIBuRN. -CorrlEan. Texas.
April 13--Mr. Joseph Chadwick and Miss
Allie Cliburn were married AZ the home OF
the BRIDES parents at this place last night.
After the marriage all the Young paope
gathered at tho Byrnes hotel, where there was
a ball given In honor Of the Young couple.
DONOVA NJ WICKS. Calvert. Texas. April
i2.-Ycstorday morning at II o'clock ~ the
residenoe of the bride 's'mothor Mrs. M,ets.
Mr.. Emmett Donovan aud Mlss Annie Nicks
were married by Rev J NJ. Ihompeop' sistoI
of the Presbyterian church Mr.. aud MIS-,
Donovan have lived In Calvert for yeers
and are well known, their FRIENDS eelnx
many Mr.. Donovan lately entered the mer-
camille business here
oRMsTRov- N 'KINzIE. Temple. Texas.
ME : yorne people were married by aud al
the residence OF Rev. Story. Tho contract
ing parties were Mr.. II. ormstroS and Miss
Rosie Mckenzie They returned TO Iempie
last night and were served an eiegant wed.
ding supper at the Scully hotel TO which
Intimate friends were invited. Nj. and Mrs;
Ormstrov VIII he at home 20 their friends at
the Scully hotel after April 70.
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DENTON DOTS.
sFlswer Carnival and Para de Are
In prOSpeet.

sFl0wer Carnival and Para de Arc
in Prospect.
|Deton, Texas, April 1.-THE city coun-
nst last night and installed the newly
kM city officers as follows: Assessor
kpllector, W. H. Cleaveland; attorney.
b Gamble; secretary. John Cleaveland;
Ensal, W. S. Fry; treasurer, B. H.
hnnport. Aldermen: ]. F. Edwards,
! Terry John Halliday, r. H. CARR
Htnd c, l., NJ. Crowder. John johnson
n paid $4,000 as part payment for the
Ell'ns to the normal college.
stF are being taken to hold a big
P'd carnival and parade here some
z' lsxt month. The move is receiving
flaasrable encouragement.
VILLAIN Francis Minnerly. for twenty
years prominent resident Of Denton
ke.F And for sixty eight years member
e Methodist church, died at his home,
Sneen miles southwest of here, last
s y the advanced age of 81 years. He
y Y 0oln In Sleepy Hollow. N. Y.
~ April club attended the State Fed
E.sl Of Women's clubs at Dallas yes
- U A. Williams will leave Monday
nysn TO visit her daughter, Mrs
FTst R. Tabor.
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day for Dickens county 10 look after Lee
ccunty's school land situated In that
county.
Prof Kuykendall OF the northern part o.
the county Is In town today.
judge Sinks went down to Brennan
Tuesday to sign tho minutes OF the late
torn Of tho district court at that place.
He will open court here on the Gath in
slant.
Or. w. n Mayheid OF Lyons was here
Tuesday, looking after his landed inter-
ests in this county.
Mr.. II. j. Blssell and family OF Tangle
wood visited in this city Tuesday and
Wednesday last.
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day. N'' ~
fev r. II. and Mrs. Starr are among
tne knights Templars at the Fort Worth
convention this week.
happy marriage was consummsted
here on Wednesday evening. the welded
couple being Miss Mary e. Holland ana
Mr. Louis o. Nimits. The affalr took
pace with few friends present at the
nome OF the brides mother, and the cere.
mony was performed by Rev. Hvron =
Roach, Of the Methodist church.
Ladies OF the Maccabees organized her.
this week. by direction OF the state com /.
mander. Miss Annie l.. Carton. The lodge
VIII be known as "Concho Pearl"
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Ansieton were ia Alvin several days last
wtek on legal business,
Mr. Jacob Smith, q San Jacinto veteran
from Matagcrda county visited friends In this
city last week.
her parents, Dr. and Mrs, Hare Of this city,
Or. N. j.. Perkins, quarantine sntcer at Sa-
tire Pass, spent several days In Alvin last
week visiting his daughter, Mrs, Ia p. Carl
ton.
DR.. s. Foster. who has been spending the
winter IN Alvin, returned TO his homo IN
Illinois last week.
Rcv. A. y. Cahili ana family viii leave
Tuesday Of this week for Lamrasas. Texas.
their future home.
Quite q number Of Aivinitss will attend the
San Jseiuto celebration at Houston this week.
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Pan IS EXPOSED.
/ lsulIeuslIsts Think They Hold
the xhlphand.
Il, .rops WOULD GET ANGRY
80, poes Any More Veto
~, and Assure the
..se Of Their Bills.

r.,,,, April 1s.-Ths house
,r,.rnal improvements Will
,or the purpose of taking
q. vetoed Katy and Cotton
,a.tion bills and as soon as
,h.reon is received the last
i consolidation bill drama VIII
And as the time approaches
.....utation the alliance between
u..,ors and the Huntington
j. crowd becomes more and more
...v,,,ou Of this. one of the most
.,,oorters Of the Katy bill in the
~ N The Post correspondent
s,plns that he had voted FOR the
AN bill upon the assumption that
....r would let it go through, In
1. .,,ot he could not consistently veto
v,,v bill should it pass, because
~ nothiug like as much of a de-
a ,,om the States policy in the
u, !, did the Huntington measure
!. I continued the gentleman in ques-
II me governor should veto the
\. .or hill we will have a sure thing,
4 vii make its friends mad and they
j. with us to pass the new Katy
ma Il It is vetoed to pass 1T over the
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Orange. Texas, Aprll ls.-on account Of the
rain and Indictment weather. the proposed
steamboat excursion from Orange TO Port Ar
thur and Sabine TODAY did not materialize.
The steamer H. A, Harvey. Jr, CAPTAIN
George wexford will begin taking on cargo
Of railroad iron tomorrow morning FOR the
peckham Bluff Short Line, the iron to be
used in extending that line further into the
nlneries The Harvey will deliver the iron
nj neckhnn,'s Bluff the terminus OF the ROAD.
Bcuniiful rains have fallen. In this county
tho past two days and were hailed with delight
by truck farmers and gardeners. tnoua I,,, y
viii probably delay the rice farmers some
what In sowing their grain,
4 negro boy died suddenly here yester1ah
evening from meningitis having been sleN
only a little more than twenty-tour hours.
Measles and roseola are almost epidemic
here and few families arc esesninr a Vis't
from one or the other
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Henrne Items.

Hearne. Texas. April i6-counV Juoec y.
d Cannon has issued his proclamation for
an election to be held In Hearne on Nav 2
for the purpose OF electing six trustees and
president TO constitute the school ooaru OF
this independent district.
A party composed of Misses Annie COOK anq
Grace Ellison and Mrs. c, o. Weleh am
W III. Bivln left this morning for Maysnel1;
where they will witness the marriage o'
Mr. Rosser r. Cole to Miss Florence praus sc
to occur at the Methodist church there at o'sU
this evening
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% mrs. 1saAAas,,
lynn, 22ass.
IIrrrra 70 .,s, ,.r.sAn "a. 4,.sss1

"DEAR FRlExp--A yesr sgo was :
great sufferer from female weakness.
Ny head sched al the time and I would
get so dizzy and have that all gone
feeling in the stomach and was %
nervous and restless that did not
know what to do with myself.
MY food did me no good and I had .
bad case Of whites. Iwrotc to you and
after taking Lydia e. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound as directed, can
truly say that feel like now woman
and cannot tell you how grateful I am
TO you.
~ have recommended IL TO al my
friends and have given it to my
daughter who Is now getting along
eplendidly. May you live many years
TO help our suffering sisters Mrs. G.
CARPENTER, ass GRAND ST., BROOKLYN,
N. Y.
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AMENDMENT CUT OFF.
a,,y for the People Not n Part of
Tho Galveston Plan.

H.. Texas. April 1.-THE following. by
Kennedy. is another amendment to the
5trrton grant bill, which its hackers cut
Il moving the previous question last
knaGy.
|rdd BIZ adding to the section Immediately
kH.lng the emergency clause, the Follow
F;nsded. that nothing in this act shall be
l,yud 10 exempt the said Coils Z. Hunt
IA M heirs. assigns or SUCCESSORS, IRON
'rggiion Of any general law of this state,
|han shy rlllt, regulation or order OF the.
INA rnmmssiou OF Texas. prescribing the
4. Of charges for wharfage to be charged
|ry wharf company or terminal railroad.
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OIL Note..

corsicsna. Texas. April i6.-The magnituas
of recent transactions in oil and oil lands can
ardly be appreciated BY those unfamiliar WIN
such matters. Still. when one company fehS
properties for $4,000 and tbc same purchasers
sg car to ths value OF smaller property a,
sis7 .G01. then everybody can Legln 10 Ses 'hei'
worth .,, A..
Tho d,ed Of the Texas Petroleum company 70
Charles Calhoun. 0eent. ~ reported, maue
many reople think more seriously q Sns org
things that NAV 30 ip store for Corsieana
In Tho meantime the work Of Development
goes eiendily IN.
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Denton. Texas April is.-The city board Of
trustees held meeting last nlRbt and elect
ed c. r. withespoon president aud S. p.
odell snersiary,
!. r. Jasper. prominent Ein man from
Bsitonyile will establish a rcund-bale gin
here which will cost $4,000.
An epidemic OF measles ana roseola is tok
ing in Denton county and fases are reported
in almost every part OF the county several
oases being reported 81 Dsnion.
r. r. Flippen and wife 81 Dallas this week
made a transfer OF 52J.os acres cf land "a
the southeastern mart Of toe county
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AccidentnIIy KiIIed.

Fort Worth, Texas. April. l5.--Emme'
Robinson was today discharged by JUS
tice Min. About midnight Robinson was
carelessly handling revolver which was
discharged, the bullet penetrating the
heart I'D Luther Mobley, his room mate, as
he lay in bed Mobley was instantly
killed. The dead man came here year
ago from Fayette. Mo-, where his parents
now live The body may be shipped 10
Fayette for burial
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vain Saved the Strawberries.

's~'er' Texas, April 16.--Conlrary to
'ss''0ns based on predictions OF the
NV bureau, it began raining here
'sss al 10 a M, continuing with
Y. n'srmissions until night. 1t was
- rainfall, being unaccompanied by
spo falling so gently that it was
n ,'aoea by the thirsty earth. An
~, .sek OF dry weather would have
b !. ae strawberry crop. but this rain
nv lag considerable yield, though the
h;ss 0utput will be far behind the
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------------zzl<1.---->---
TARPOy CLUB GUESTS.
Season at sport VIII De Formally
Opened This Week.

Rockport. TeSaf, April i5.--Mr. y. II. u.
Green and party OF friends are booked TO
Drive tomorrow night OF visit TO Sport.
Sport is the name Of the Tarpon clubs new
club house on ST. Joseph'S sland. The goy-
ernent mas established postoffce there
with a daily mail The club house has not
be,n formally opened, but Is ready for guests,
Another party Of visitors are booked for the
MIDDLE OF next week and the Medical assotia-
ton for the 2sth, The association comes az
the guesis OF Mr. Green and are expected to be
at out $50 in number.
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c uor,.Ison,. Position.

waxahaehie, Texas, April li.-Robert
Carlisle wrote to Carter Harrison at Chi
cago to settle dispute with some friends
who held that Carter Harrison was not q
Chicago platform democrat. Mr., Harrison
replied: II am Chicago platform demo-
GRAFT a loyal democrat; ! could be nothing
else
Mr.. Carlisle was delighted with the re-
ply, as II settled forever the position OF his
favnrifn
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Over eighty thousand
such letters as this were re-
ceived by Mrs. Pinkham
during 1897. Surely this is
strong proof of her ability
to help suffering women.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
pnru nnd Feed burned.

Georgetown. Texas. April 1e.-The barn OF
Mrs. James Mankins. who lives about Ave
miles north from here was burned YESTERDAY
morning About 800 bushels OF corn and soma
hny also burned loss about. 500 Mrs, Man
tins believes that the barl was set on hre'
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univer.ity Association Organized.

Commerce Texas. Aprl i5.-Airs J. NJ.
Kelso organized university Association
Center here last night Dr. u TAYLOR was
elected president DIT. S. Kirkpatrick vice
president. Miss Fannie Bacon secretary, Prof..
Lee Moore treasurer. Prof - ! MAKO lead.
err The center will meet weekly and VIII
take the third year course, Political heoho-
my Political Science and Sociology
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Marshall. Texas. April 1.-THE Marshall
Car Wheel and Foundry compary's maostas
shop burned this morning nt C.a0 Insurance.
$eI35; in National $1,000, imperiol slOol. MOI.
wich Union $500. London $500, Queen sslSo'
loss $4,000,
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A rexa. regiment Proposed.

Fort Worth. Texas April iS.-captain a.
b. Kelley. late OF company II. Second Texas
infantry and John e. Homan. late LIEUTENANT
Second Texas infantry. are interestins tnenl
selves In the formation OF a Texas regimen ~
in the event Of call by the president. ~ VI
as possible men Will be se,nred rom a 1.s9rS
AID Fourth Texas regiments u rs pflsNeo
the call will be made for seryiae IN the fn''-
irpinpS.
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Children Hurt in a Runaway.

|lssiu, Texas, April 16.--Judge and Mrs.
J Storey have been called to Loekhart
! ykna The bedside Of their grandchildren
n rur hurt IN a runaway yesterday. One
Ih children. little girl S years old. was
fxst 100 yards and seriously injured.
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RAIN. HA,I AND WIND.
Considerable Damage Was Done in
md Ncnr Mcimnr.

wemar, Texas. April i5-Very few such
heavy and disastrous rainfalls have been
witnessed in this section OF the country
for many years past as has occurred here
today. accompanied with hail and heavy
and strong winds. equivalent to a storm,
Many small houses we're blown of their
blocks and torn to pieces. trees uprooted
and fences leveled with the ground, while
CROPS of all kinds have been seriously
damaged. and It Is feared the loss Is
irreparabe
Corpus Christi, Texas, April l6.-Re-
ports received here today are to the et,
feet that several bridges along the line
Of the Texas Mexican between here and
Realities were washed away, while the
telegraph line leading out CT this city
was somewhat damaged by the ram aud
wind.
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Alvin. Texas, April County Assessor G.
3. Harris xld dsSuty. George Sweeney Of
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sHERIrEs' DEPARTMENT..

Straved or stolen from T.. e. Utterbash,
Fair View avenue, city, one dark brown
pony years old. medium size. branded
cross on left shoulder, shod all round.
name trimmed; 50.
Taken up by Fritz Ibsch, Beauchanp
Springs road, four miles out, one dark sor-
rel horse. or years old white spot in
face shod all round two hind feet white,
left front foot white A, r. Anderson
sheriff Harris county
Strayed or stolen wo bay horses; one
about IA 1-2 hands high, : years old; the
otter about II hauds high. Q years old.
Both reached mane close. branded V on
left hin. collar mark on both; IS sor any
information to their recovery. jim Bum
below, Damon, Texas.
Straved or stolen--One deep red COW
3 years old, half Durham hrraied thus: A
i connected, with single bar over,
high M onaeft side: mark crop and under
bit in right ear; crop off left ear; small
wart on tail; $3.50 reward for any In
formation leading to the recovery Of said
COW. A. j. Horton, constable, Needyille
Texas.
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4. The Sickness Mt Tehuncann.

iexas, April 16.-State Health
|, = stunt returned from Tehuacana to-
y STATES that there has been seven
n, sruptlve fever there since Feb
,n, \ one OF which was a mild case
Il lsaiss., which Is now convalescent
|rsd l. NO new cases have oc-
oonla, 'ne past twelve days, and in
n svss.a mere Is no danger of any fur
sossa There is no sickness at Trim
''fse' located at this point.
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Y, san Angelo Locals.
|N,,.'' Texas, April 14-Hon. w.
-. was up from Austin yesterday