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The evening times., 1899-11-03

Leather, common. was again the feature
Of the market this morning as far as quick
and large advance in price is concerned.
1t opened at "a 1-2 and before the end Of
the frst hour was at IS. Nothing new re-
earding the stock came to light. The
Stspdard OIL people are apparently the
principal buyers OF the stock. AS far as
the public knows OF the Leather situation.
this stock is now selling 80 points above
its intrinsic vslne. The unknown quantitv
IN the situation is in fact that having con-
troll Of both the common and preferred
stocks Of the cnnnsnv the Standard OIL
people NAV be intending to work some
pIan not heretofore susperted that will
materially enhance the desirability of the
common The continued buving by this
crowd does not seem entirely consonant
with any idea OF simple manipulation.
The evening times., 1899-11-03

The stock market this mcrpirg was
somewhat Assitatins in tenor. and perhaps
The evening times., 1899-11-03

:, West, Elevators.
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victoria Locals.

Victoria, Texas, May 20. Mrs. Helen
NJ. stoddard, state president of tho Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union, who
is on a tour of this section. will lecture
ut the Methodist church of this city Mon
day night at o'clock.
The work OF reducing the grade on
Bridge street from the convent to the
river bridge is about completed, and Inn
proves IL wonderfully. When 1t is gray
eled, which win be done right away, y
will be The most freouented boulevard IN
the city. leading as Il does to the bead
tifu and popular drive on the other slde
of the river
Wednesday, April 26, will be observed
as Confederate Memorial Day, The pro-
gramme has been arranged by w. r. Sour
ny camp, H. G, ", and W. T. Rogers CHAP
ter. u. D. G..
Rev Frank ondcrdonlt Of san Luis Pd-
tosi Mexico, who is OH a visit TO his old
home In Nursery, this county breaches
in Calender chapel, Of this city, TINS
morning and ryenins.
Judge !. G., Wilson returned Friday
from Rofugio, whore district court has
been in session for a week He leaves
Monday for Port Lavaca. whore he viii
have light docket aa usual in Calhoun
county.
captain v. N Thcriot Of the Galveston
rifles. First Texas volunteers, recently
mustered out is In the city, his old home
visiting friends
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TEMPLE TorIcs.
Most of the Texas Veterans Have
Depnrted.

Temple. Texas. April IS Drawings were
received yesterday for the new Cumber-
land Presbyterian church soon 10 be erect
ed on the corner Of First street and Bar
ton avenue. The plans are excellent and
the structure when completed will be an
ornament to the city
A meeting of the. citizens was held yes
terday for the purpose OF arranging for
the complete equipment OF the new Young
Mems Christian Association hall and n
committee appointed to raise funds for the
purpose. The necessary amount had been
subscribed some time ago. but owing to
removals and other minor matters, the
full amount has not been paid In. That the
citizens win come up literally with ad-
ditions 10 their original donations is GER
tain. The hall is a matter OF pride to all
Temple
Plans have been received for the new
fountain 70 be erected in the public square,
and the drawings are viewed with interest
by the citizens. The structure will be
twenty-four feet in diameter with two
sides devoted TO drinking troughs SAlS
feet. The other two sides will be ap-
proaches to the fountain with raised plat-
form reached by three steps, The foun-
tain proper will be OF pink marble and
an appropriate figure will adorn the top.
This is Il much needed Improvement aud
is but the beginning of the work of a
public nature to be done during the year.
Arrangements are in progress to decor
ate the business houses in manner At
ting the occasion of the Odd Fellows meet
ing and gun shoot. AZ tho Odd Follows
celebration all the lodges OF the district
will participate in grand basket picnic
at the City park
Mr. w. Goodrich Jones leaves today
for Galveston 10 spend a week. Tomorrow
Mrs Jones, accompanied by the children
and her sister Miss Eta Jones OF Sara
toga, n. V, will leave for the Island City,
where Mrs. Jones goes as Il delegate to
the State Federation OF Women's Literary
clubs as representative from the Woman 8
Literary club OF Temple.
Most of the veterans left for their homes
yesterday noon, They were given every
attention 10 the last and many friends
were at the stations to see them take their
departure. The visit of these dear old
men will live long in the memory of the
citizens of Temple who felt themselves
the honored ones In being able TO enter
tain the veterans.
Mrs. Dave Cox leaves tomorrow for Gal
weston, whore she goes as a delegate to
the state Federation OF Women's Literary
clubs from the Self Culture club OF Tenn
pie. This is the pioneer club of Temple.
aud is doing good work along the line OF
organizing a circulating library.
The meeting OF the Woman's Press as
ISOLATION, which meets in Temple May IL,
16 and II, promises to be one OF the best
attended meetings in some time. The
ladies of Temple arc taking very deep
interest In the coming meeting. and are
arranging to give their visitors a most
cordial reception. .ue
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Camp and Field Material for the Tenth
Cavalry Arrived.
slIpsHOD POLITICS 10 BE RELOCATED
Nominations for Moth County and
city Ofnccs.

Galveston, Texas. April 2sAiout four
wagon leads OF camp and field material for
the Tenth United states cavalry arrived
here by Pacific express from Atlanta this
morning. II includes tents hospital
stretchers and everything needed for active
field work.
Captain West OF the commissary depart
ment, who Is detained here 10 order to
arrange for the care OF the troopers. does
rot know when transport will reach
Galveston. nut is under the impression
that one win be sent some time this week.
AS has been stated In The Post before. the
Tenth cavalry has been ordered TO sautia-
so de Cuba and tho regiment will embark
from here. Last week the war depart
ment .telegraphed TO know the depth OF
water here. and being assured that there
is plenty for any purpose Il Is believed
transport VIII soon be showing up, 1t
will require rather largo vessel as there
will be fsore than 600 head OF horses, a
full regiment of men and all the material
necessary for their service. The Tenth
United States cavalry is composed OF
colored trooners
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UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.


Austin. Texas, April 23.-Arhe sixteenth
commencement of the State university will
be held June LIE, Following is the rro-
gramme OF commencement week:
Commencement Sunday. June 1l--At II
a. M, Bacoalaureate sermon, by Rev. Dr.
w. r Moore. dean Of the Bible college Of
Missouri, Columbia. Mo. AZ $50 p. M.
address before the Young Mems Christian
Association by Rev Dr. w H. Lcavell
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church.
Houston, Texas.
University day, Monday, June 12--At .
a. NJ, formal meeting of the Texas AGA
DENY OF Science. Al II a. m, address be-
fore the literary societies, by Hon. Joseph
w. Bailey. representative In congress for
the Fifth district. OF Gainesville, Texas. At
6 80 p. M, concert In the Auditorium. NJ
S 80 u. m. anniversary exercises Of the lit
erary societies.
Alumni day, Tuesday June 13-At $3.50
a. m. alumni serenade. At o a. M, an
nual business meeting of the alumni At
II 80 A. m, alumni address by Rho des
semmes Baker, Esq, Gil. Is. 1885, OF Dali
las. Texas At an hour 10 be fixed by the
Alumni society: Alumni banquet. Al 6;2o
p. m, concert in the auditorium. At s
D. m. alumni evening.
Commencement day. Wednesday, June II
AT 10:30 a. m. commencement address.
hy Leo Levi, Esq, o. Galveston, Texas ;
the comforting Of university degrees. At
D. m. final reception.
Thursday aud Friday June 10 and 10
AZ 10 a. NJ second annual session OF the
Texas state Historical association,
All railroads offer return tickets az Que
and one-thlrd fare, on sale June lO-l.
and again June II, and limited to June AZ
for return.
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uc.y,IIc,. Public schools.

Beeville. Texas, April 22.--The Beeville
city schools closed for the term yesterday,
There are fourteen graduates in the High
school. Rev. s. NJ. Lockett, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church here, will preach the
commencement sermon at the Baptist
chuicn tomorrow at II a m. the c5n-
mencemen exercises will take place Al
the public school building Monday even
ing at o'clock. This has been the most
successful term Of the school ever taught
and the superintendent Prof T. u Ar
mold, gentleman with state woe repu.
tation as teacher, and his able corps OF
aggistants are the recipients Of much
praise for their good work. The Beeyilie
II gh school Is now recognized as one OF
the best educational Institutions In South
ern Texas, and IS attracting many people
TO Beeyille.
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San Anrnin Itemr.

San Angelo, Texas, April 22,--The Eps-
copsl church entertainment given at tho
residence of Mr.. NIB. PullIam last night
was delightful affair Ice cream, straw
berries and excellent music made a feast
for all, and the proceeds were about $40.
There is still rumor of the Colorado
Valley railroad for San Angelo new
survey having now been completed which
runs to- the east OF Robert Lee.
The Methodist revival Is still In prog
ress. A special service IL announced for
Sunday night, when Rev. b. g. Roach Will
preach to men only at the Methodist
church. while Rev. II, NJ. Masters Will de-
liver a sermon to women only at the Bap-
tist church.
District court will convene at San An
gelo on May Is.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The fremont: Captain Leasas Liverpool.
England; Captain Loucnson. Liverpool,
England, W. G, Gnwey, New Orleans;
j. c. Milllgan and wife. city; X. A chad
wick, Houston; j. q. Fitzgerald DALLAS;
W. l., Houscom. city; William @ II.
Hansen, city, W. r. Reagan, Port Lavlca;
Dr. w. G.. Peterson Port Lavaoa. Car-
ence NJ. Hepnlng and wife, Chicago; Paul
w. Bossert Chicago L, J. McCool, Pal
cstine. w. NJ. shutter, Westheld Mass,
NJ Wolfson, Cincinnati. Ben Cohn New
York; A. j. Pierce. Paris, Texas; T.. NJ.
Roche and ladies, Houstoni Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews, Houston; Mrs Close Horston;
Louis Hess, New York; f. r. Woodbridge,
New York; Miss Katie Garner, Port La
vaca w G. Sterne and wife, Port Lavaca.
J. b Mcmahon, Beaumont; l.. G. Boyle,
Kansas City, Mo. Louis kieffer. Del Rio.
Henry Jatoby, Now York; j. ID. Crawford,
Marshall; Benjamin Andrews. 1r., New
Orleans; @. NJ, Kilgore. Houston; Esterly
Cox, city; j. r. Barker, Austin; j, @.
Nagle College Station; \. q. Roberts.
Houston; Miss Breckenridge. San Antonio'
Nat $. Green, Dallas, w *, Sweet, Paine's
Fireworks company: J. G. Borden. city;
S. H. Mitchell, New York, +. g. Mack,
Chicago, J. l.. Sturdevant. Nacogdochcsi
C. r. Cochran, Texas; j. Z. Kendall, New
York; w NJ. simpson, New York
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grand. Miss Dora Nabours, recording sec
Rotary; Mrs, H. n. Bapknight. financial
secretary; Mrs. w W. Chambers. treas
urer; Mrs. L. j. fIency, warden Miss
Georgia Smythc, conductor. Mss Grace
Wyman. inside guardian; w. w HcmRn.
outside guardian A. w Tabor right
supporter to noble grand Mrs. A. w.
Tabcr left supporter to noble grand; J. ~.
Tysor right supporter 10 vice grand;
Mrs. Y. J. Clement, left supporter TO vice
grand; A. u. Pool, past grand; Mrs. J, b.
Sears chaplain.
The Brenham team consisted OF nr. and
Mrs. VI. &, Reese. Mrs Davis. Mr. and Mrs.
Burnett, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. league and Mr..
and Mrs Hackworth. all OF Brenhnm.
The lodge at this place was named
Fidelity lodge M. IFS and vote If thanks
was rendered the BRENNAN team fot .huir
kindncss in assisting Il the organization.
and rush was mate t. complete the or
ganisation by midueat. AMI The Bronham
team returned TO theft h,rnss tits morning
at A. O'clock
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Two MEN KILLED.
Thrcc-Handcd Duel which Resulted
in Death.

Corrgan, Texas, April 20 Thirteen
miles northwest of this ulace IN Trinity
county, at an inland posiofice, Trevat. H.
g. Harding, a merchant, got into a DIM
Guilty with James Trebathan. Edward
Harding went TO his brothers assistance
shooting Trebathan. While in the scuifle
Trebathan got l.. c. Harding's pistol and
shot Edward Harding killing HIM almost
instantly. He then turned and began
shooting at H. e. Harding, striking him
above the right temple. The ball glanced
and ran around the skull, and he is not
considered TO be dangerously hurt.
Trebathan is reported dead at this writ
ing; he was shot number OF times In
different parts OF the body.
The Harding family are old settlers OF
Polk county. and lived near Moscow in
this county, and they were never known
TO have any trouble before.
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Fnttening Hogs.

Corsicana. Texas. April 90. MIR. ]. b.
Nicholson OF cryer cresIs returned from
Malakoff yesterday. where he purchased a
carload OF hogs, which were shipped 10
cryer Creek. and Will be fad for market.
Mr. Nicholson has on hand nearly 1000
bushels Of corn and prefers feeding IT TO
selling IL at the present loS price. Lining
the winter MIR. Nicholson fed nearly 800
head OF hogs. most OF then being shipped
TO outside markets. although number OF
them were disposed Of 10 local markets.
Mr. Nicholson Eow has on tsed nearly 800
head, from which te expects 10 reap a
fair profit.
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Bryan, Texas. April 22,-Mr and Mrs.
A. NJ, waldrop have returned from Dallas
Rev J. b. Cochran returned yesterday
from the Ministers institute al Hunts
vile.
Miss Anne r. Davis Is visiting the fam
lily OF Tom C. swope in Houston.
win Derden has secured position with
r. T. Mlstrot Of Galveston and will leave
in a few days TO enter upon his duties.
a. J. Buchanan and family are visiting
relatives at Lexington, Lee county, Teas
Something over 200 tickets were sol& 10
Hous on for the San Jacinto celebration
In that city.
j. l.. Sueza and Walton c. Smther are
registered at the Exchange hotel from
Houston
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! PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND
ut OF THE NEW LAW RELATING
TO ITS INVESTMENT.
w board Is Given an Option on
'n0ads of Counties and Incor-
poratcd Cities.

sNun Texas. April 23.-The following
'u'naing the law relating to the in :
~'a OF the permanent school fund,
's'u signed by the governor and will
y enectiye ninety days after adjourn
y Tue present legislature:
~ l. be 1t enacted by the lcgisla-
me State of Texas: That articles
&c and 1884, of chapter 6. title Sc,
y Revised Civil Statutes of the stale
s,, oe and the same are hereby
''u' and articles SSsla and sS9ia are
as 10 hereafter read as follows:
00ois' The board of education Is
4 -a'n0rized and empowered to invest
. = 44nent public free school fund OF
\ NJ, u the bonds of the United States,
E.,'S OF Texas and the bonds OF the
II tnis State; and in the event
~ Oh education are unable to iu-
II ! v Tue Permanent public free school
Y =, 'sh securities. they are author
M, empowered in their discretion to
"a : : the bonds of incorporated cities
Fkass so'<; Hereafter, when any coun-
II Il, o " me bonds of any incorporated
y Drona' sIed for sale, the party offering
p suh,n y,'ng to sell such bends shall
! IL S.a,a 'uen 10 the attorney general
a,m,A e who shall carefully inspect
hs ns me same In connection With
As, - ss, which they were issued,
! slrr,,,a .'lisently inquire into all facts
NJ ~ instances so Car as may ne nee
= ppop Sssermlne the validity thereof,
y s.rp eing satisfied that such bonds
\ tAss sa In conformity With law, and
y toa, s.e valid and binding obliga-
when - sne county or Incorporated city
: issussN sy purport or appear to have
Y lslls, ne shall thereupon certify "a
= % pros,,,. ana his certificate TO thar eli
VI ror cured by the parry Offering such
<ptsll., ae' shall be submitted "a she
hrs, OF board Of education, win
ma onered for sale. aud should
NJ 49,. We purchased as an Investment
y ~ anent public .res school fund
~ nvuh'y or incoporatel city isau.
sssS Or from any person auinor-
s'unty or incorporated city-to
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Wnxnhachie items.

Wsxahaehie. Texas. April 23.--Thls af-
ternoon at o'clock the II. L. Tlmmins
monument. erected by the woodmen OF
the World. was unveiled with interesting
ceremonies
Invitations are out 70 the marriage OF
VIII T. Hipp to Miss Jennie Cole. at the
First Methodist church, Wednesday even
Ing, May 8. at $50.
Two new plants viii 20 In here at once
for making and marketing cotton In rolls,
The plants VIII be known as the round
bale systems; one will be owned by II. D.,
Rosser and the other by Wilder q Norton.
The Endeavor Banner was distributed
today. II Is new newspaper. edited by
Joe NJ. Dillon. II will deal with Christian
Endeayor matters.
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Bryan, Texas, April 23.-1'he Bryan and
College bali In the Knowles pasture yester-
day evening resulted in Is to 10 in favor
OF College.
Judge John n. Henderson Of Austin, af-
ter several days visit in Bryan, returned
TO Austin today
District Judge W. G. Taiiaferro left for
Cameron today at which place he will
open court tomorrow morning.
The large crowd Of Bryan people that at
tended the San Jacinto celebration at
Houston returned on noCn trlia today.
Lucas e. King OF Taylor. who have been
feeding cattle al the Bryan oil anil this
winter, made their last shipment OF 1893
head to St. Louis today.
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While approaching tho sentiment and
appropriateness OF the feelings and sus-
gestlcns OF the officials Of San Felipe, I
think that the proper place for the remains
OF stephen r. Austin Is at the capitol aud
In the city OF Austin
The remains OF Austin arc now In pri-
vate graveyard on farm in the country.
and when the heads Of the family, who nov
attend to the same. PASS away. this grave
yard Is liable TO be neglected, and may
IN few years be turned into the feld,
or the common pasture.
Under the circumstances respectfully
petition you to take charge OF this mat
ter. and as governor OF Texas see TO It.
that the remains OF the founder and father
Of Texas bc properly cared for as have
retitioned. Your obedient servant. etc.
Guy NJ. Bryan.
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IIcnrnc Items.

Hearnc. Texas, April 99.-Msssrs. a. l..
LOWS, Dallas; II, c. paldorfor, New York,
r. Jones, Tyler; r. NJ purkhcpd, Marlin;
II. A. Coolgrove, San Anonie; \. blc!ow,
Waco: a. p Vaughn, Galveston; j. II.
shelly, Dallas; ]. r, Mack, New YORK, and
Harry Cook Of Galveston did the town this
week in search OF business for their
houses.
Messrs ]. II. Hartsog and Marion s.
Moseley left on tonight's train for New
Orleans
International and Great Northern engine
No. 81 is pulling the Iicarno and Bra1os
Valley train over the road.
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rn,Inr PUBLIC sc.oo,..

Taylor Texas, April % The board OF
school trustees has elected Prof w NJ.
Williams az superintendent OF tho Taylor
public schools. and Prof. Tcmpleten OF
Granbury was elected principal OF the
high school Tho teachers for the ensu-
ing term have not yet been selected Prof
A. e. I'M. who has pean superintendent
for some fourteen years, retires from the
school The school Is in . very fourishing
condition and has an enrolment Of over
io0o nupils. The school building IL one
OF the best in Texas and cost $4,000.
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FOUNTAIN MURDER CASE.
The Trial of McNew lis to Come on
Today.

The Trial of McNcw lis to Come on
Today.
lei Paso, Texas, April 23,--The sheriff Of
Otero county, ~ NJ, and dozen witnesses
passed through today on their way to
Silver City N NJ, to attend the trial OF
william McNew, one of the three men
under indictment for the murder of Colo
mel Albert Fountain and his infant son in
1895 The trial begins tomorrow unless
the prosecution can secure continuance,
which is not probable, for McNew has been
in Jail for more than year and Judge
Parker when the case was last called, de-
clared emphstically that he would dis
charge the prisoner ii the prosecution
was not ready tomorrow.
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La Grange Texas, April s2.--ESamina-
tlon OF teachers took place today and yea
terday In the court house. Only four APP
piled. The board Of examiners was COM
posed Of Profs G. VI. Schroeder g. Iians-
Ter AMI T.. j, kalluS. II IS now an assured
fact that the summer normal for Fayctto
aud Colorado counties VIII be neld from
May 20 to July al this place, The
executive committee in charge has APP
pointed Proi G D. Scott Of Fatonia con-
ducto, ana Pref G. A. Moore OF Weimar
and Prof. y n. Schroeder Of Ia Grange
assistants.
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MAYoRALTY RACE.

]. c. Borden today announced his with
drawal from the race for mayor, leaving
tho field to Messrs. Fly, Jones. Aguilo and
Grothgar.
Sentiment is growing here for putting
out straight party nominees for mayor and
aldermen and all the county offices Un-
less al plans fail this VIII be the last free
for all city campaign for some time to
come Nominations for county offices will
be made for the next election. The county
democratic executive committee il taking
the lead in this, The committee says the
day of slip shod politics in Galveston Ia
fast coming to an end IN the future orr
ganisstion and party nominations will be
tho rule
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Lake, Texas, April Gothic annual pic
ME under the auspices of the Woodmen
viii take place at Lake. Texas, Thursday.
Mey I.
The Robertson County Gun club will
have a blue rock and q live pigeon shoot.
The various gun clubs Of the State are
invited TO participate and some have cx-
pressed an Intention to attend.
a match game OF baseball VIII be
played. the Palestine and liearne clubs
being tho contestants.
Tho grounds have hoeu enlarged and
remodeled rho International and Great
Northern will give greatly reduced rates,
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Chnnscr md Tcn,plc.

Temple. Texas April 22,--Yesterday the
partnership between Howell Johnson and
&. NJ. williams was dissolved and the en-
tire business bought by Mr.. Johnson, con-
slstng OF Mess Rose restaurant, all ne
lures and appurtenanees. Mr.. Williams
will remain in Temple, but has not de-
cided what he viii do in a business way
w H. Slubcld has sold his interest IN
the drug business OF Slubieki, Roam ~
ca. and will take up another occupation
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to Mrs NJ. d. Farris and Mrs. Tyler Has
well, the latter OF Bryan, mother and sis
ter OF Mrs. Barrett
After all had assembled a departure
from tho usual Eat home" was made by
the introduction Of games, consisting Of
questions on ords passed about among the
guests.
Refreshments followed and every one
LEFT feeling tho better for very pleasant
time, as also enjoying this happy method
OF greeting Mrs. Farrls and Mrs Hnswell.
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neIcrn,ion from Paris.

Paris, Texas, April as--W. l., Burdett,
William Frank, John T. Dickson, w. A.,
Collins. John Holly, +. II. Fenet, Joe
Benin. s. w. Williams and J. s, Leclercq,
prominent citizens appointed at n business
mems meeting last night, left over the
Midland this afternoon for Austin to work
for the elimination OF the insurance clause
from tho trust bill,