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coffin was shattered to pieces the bottom
kicked out, and the sides considerably
sprung IL was decided 20 remove the lid
When tais was done the body Of Vets
"a was found resting upon its face. the
arms bent at the sides. and in the tightly
clenched fingers were handfuls Of hair
showing that terrible struggle had taken
place. There is no doubt that Case was
buried alive. As soon as the grave dig
gers opened the coffin they left the ceme-
terry Mortified and spread the news about
the hamlet. In a few minutes the whole
population OF the village was at the grave
viewing the distorted remains The dis
cOvery would probably not have been made
had it not been for the fathers death and
the fact that the coffin had 10 be removed
TO make room for his inteTment Both
bodies were inferred yesterday.
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Bows clothing.

An odd lot Of boys percale shirts.
some with collars attached-uot all
sizes. Some are soiled or mussed. 0EC
Sold az Soc. Friday for............LJ u
Odds and ends Of boys Neckwear.
consisting Of Band Bows. and ;iod and
united Windsors. etc. which sold at
25c. Variety o. styles Choice to- INC
morrow nly-...-..-..--......- ~
l1 dozen boys regular soc knee pants
in an assortment OF good wearing pat
terms finished with patent waist DC
band and taped seams. Friday for. -
Boys new spring suits. iu a large
variety Of styles ana uobbiest patterns
in double breasted and vestie styles
with fancy vests and short collars. or
sailor collars. Former iu sizes from =
to- 20 and latter iu sizes TO .. & 90
Worth $50 ans s. for...........0I.JO
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A TOURNAMENT ON WHEELS
The Inaugural event Of the ArIinE-
ton MheeImen Tuesday Next.

The spring aud summer season OF sports
Of the Arlington Whselmeu viii be iuau-
sursted Tuesday next with O fitting tour
nament. and II the weather is propitous a
large number Of nbseImen viii likely be
on hand 20 Try for h0nOTs. The tourua-
meuJ revived ir peaceful form Is a sport
characteristic OF Virginia and Of Maryland
and where bicycles are substituted for
horses, 30 becomes q very exciting Spor.
The rings are suspended iu tho air and the
riders tilt al them. seeking To- bear them
Of on their lauces. The contest viii take
place az resort a few miles out OF the
city and viii be followed with an oyster
roast An invitation TO participate in the
sport has been extended 10 the Levaut
Wheelmen. Columbian Wheelmeu and the
Highland Wheelmen. and d. is expected
that a large delegation from each of these
clubs viii take part
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and ordinary conversation 20 feet distant
after treatment.
Mrs. George Bowen. age "a. OF 3o2 In
diana Ave y W. declared she had been
deaf I'm both ears for Is years Pronounced
a doubtful case. as apparent paralysis of
the auditory nerve existed. Could hear
whisper near by and loud conversation u
feet distant after treatment.
Mr.. G. w. Buckingham. age 90 OF SOC
II 81. y. W, declared he had heard nothing
in righJ ear for Is years. Contact bone was
found impaired. Could hear and under
stand low whisper near by and ordinary
conversation 6 feet distant after treat
ment
In the private Office OF the National As
sociation of Physicians and Surgeons, 7l5
18th St. y. w, free examination Of the
eye and ear are made privately every
week day from 80 a. m. TO D. m Sun
days and holidays. 10 a. m. to 1 D. N.
Other Offices are at 2i0 Fifth Avenue.
New York. and IS Boylston St. Boston.
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THE WORD
RHEUMATISM
Is Used to Cover a Multitude
of Diseases.
NEW YORK JOURNAL. MARCH Il. 1901

Nowadays the atim' is suseito multitude
diseases common ubondo then
not so o outby
the muscles Of the blood
o 10 h aIed duricac
Of the cd results in
rheumatism Jalhough t ana a o
which
Of which James G. Blaine Mr. CeyIands political
disease medical s
Of especial
made o
Il s h cald '5auy men"
From the reading of ntellgeny edited papers
annations for life insurance the public rapidly learning
the fact that the human system thoroughly poisoned
the kidneys fail do the
not speedily cured rheumatism. Brgs disease
and death surely follow. The kidneys they purify
blood Toncs and oaled spring medicines prove costly
cradle failures There is sciencfc vegetable specific all
kidney troubles-Wne Safe preparation twenty
one years of success behind it, positive sick and tired
out kidneys Not experiment soothing
less yet conquerng friend Gye chance today you
ing good.
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ONLY cure For DEAF.
Opportunity For Or. Wilson's Free Treat
mOnt at The Free LGCturG,
Exhibition, and Demonstration Every Saturday
Evening, us 9th ST. N W.

No cJI specialist on earth even pre-
tends to be able to cure deafness except
bv the use of pr Wilson's treatment. All
now acknowledge thar Dr. Wilson's treat
mcnt uct-ouly cures an sorts OF deafness.
but also that it is the only treatment that
ever cured a single profoundly deaf pa
ticut st The headquarters Of tho Ma
tional Association Of Physicians and Sur
gems 40 18th ST y. W. O free illustrated
lecture. grand exhibition and wonderful
demonstration showing how deafness is
cured during which the deaf are treated
free. are given every Saturday evening
az about sis.
Those treated last Saturday evening
with report OF Improvement. follow.
Mr. r. D. shelton. age so. OF 729 18th
ST. y W. deaf In both ears and totally
deaf I'm left ear II years. Partial paralysis
of the auditory nerve was found. and the
doctor pronounced the case as probably
incurable CoulC hear whisper near by.
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The shrIners, GreetInp-

A handsome and unique booklet has been
issued as a greeting by the local com
mittees having charge Of the preparations
for the Mystic Shriners' twenty-sixth an
nual session on May % and %. II is gor-
geOus in red and gold as to cover design,
and handsome and witty as to contents.
The chief feature OF the pamphlet is a de-
seription of Washington with its points OF
interest illustrated with several half
tones Of public buildings, occupying thirty
pages or more. and done in a much more
entertaining way than the usual guide
book.
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Innings.

an IN good desirable lengths. consist
ing Of caWbrics. liuons. dres-makers'
cambriC and paper cambTic ana plain
lenom"RLf4 mo Fli5.5 sold ID up t." Sc yard 25C
A big remnant lot OF finest QuaIit.
Innings. including imported French
Percaiines. Selicias. Figured Prrca-
lines, Cancas. Nearsilk and Spun
Glass The qualities sold az
T. 1-2c. i5c. 20c. and 2Jc yard 7sC
Remnant price tomorrow -..-..... -
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THE DISTRICT PROBATE COURT.
Little Discussion NJ the city Hall On
the Subject

Little Discussion NJ the city Hall On
the Subject
The bui introduced in the Senate on
Tuesday. providing for the establishment
of a probate and divorce court as a separ-
ate branch Of the Supreme Court OF the
District. was discussed but little Jt the
City Han today. and that little in very
quiet way. As a. matter Of fact. all those
who are interested in the matter discuss
ed the subject some time ago. aud then OF
those seen a majority favored the proyis-
Jon OF the new code Of laws for the gov
ernment Of the District, which provides Tor
the abolition of the office of Register of
Wills and placing the duties Of that Office
under the supervision OF the clerk Of the
Supreme Court OF the District
There are many. however, who 10 not
favor the abolition of the Office on the
ground that all cities OF the size Of Wash
ington and even smaller. have such Oib-
GERS Besides this there are great mum
Der OF people who advocate the passage OF
the bill for the establishment of o court
OF probate and divorce. particularly for
the reason that il provides for the inves-
tigatiOn OF all matters pertaining 10 di-
yorce in open court. This method OF pro
cedure, IL Is claimed by many of those
who have given the M. Ser considerable
thought and are familiar with the prac-
tice. will lessen the number of suits for
divorce and also prevent any collusion be
tween parties to the cause.
As TO the matter OF expense in the mat
ter OF costs. and convenience 10 N.igants
and attorneys in matters al present be-
longing TO the Office Of the Register Of
Wills there is a great diversity Of opinion.
But this. all agree. is a secondary matter.
particularly as TO the convenience in The
final settlement Of the question as 10
whether or not the office of Register should
he abolished and the duties OF the office
transferred To the Clerk Of the supreme
Court of the District
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EXtra aOr dinary
wrapper selling
at 49C.

We cullod all the odds and ends
from regular lines depleted by a weeks
busy selling-aud offer the choice for
49c tomorrow We've only room for
complete lines here-aud so all these
broken lots go at @ sacrifice price. In
an there are about 4 dozen ladies'
good quality percale wrappers in sta
PIE light and dark culors-aud they
are AN made iu the most thoroughly
paiust5biug manner. They're trimmed
in various styles, some with rufiiss
over shoulders. and others with fancy
braid trimmings. All are separately
lined aud have good wide skirts.
No matter what the original HnC
price-and some sold for d0u- HuI
choice goes tomorrow fo~. IL
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A supposed Dead Nan Alive.

HAZLEToN. Pa. April 5.-Jeweler v.
H. Nitche. who left this city two years
ago for the Alaskan gold fields and who
II was thought had died. is the owner Of
a 500 600 claim. according TO a letter re
eeived here today from one Of his friends.
This is the first time in eighteen months
that Nitche has been heard from.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. KAUFFMANN
Bishop SHtteriee Conducts the EpiS-
copaI Burial service.

biNhpp ~hItcrlee Conducts the EpiS-
copaI Burial service.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Sarah Fracker Kaufman were held
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon at the resi-
deuce Of the deceased. 1927 Massachusetts
Avenue. The ceremony was conducted by
the Rt. Rev. Henry G. Satterlee. Bishop
or Washington and Rev Mr. John H. Ell
lott rector Of the Church Of the Ascen-
sion, where Mrs. Kaufman attended The
services were simple aud no address was
made.
The honorary pallbearers were {. S.
N. es Senator William Z. Chandler. +.
B. Mcclure. r. Clay Evans Or. Edward
NJ. Gallaudet VI. N Parker Beriah VIII
lins and Lewis j. Davis
The active pallbearers were J. White
HERON. C. A. Lyon, jr.. Cornelius Eek
hardt, P. c. Johnson. Alex Gordon, and
r. L. Cox.
The intermeut which was attended only
by members Of the family and immediate
relatives. was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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odd Fellows to CeIehrnte.

NEST CHESTER. Pa. April 5--Esau
Lcomis Grand Master Of the ]. o. O. F. Of
Pennsylvania. mas issued proclamation 10
every lodse Of odd Fellows in the state
being the eighty-hrst anniversary Of the
establishment of the order in America.
The proclamation is noteworthy for the
fact that it is the first OF the kind ever is
sued By a Grand Master in Pennsylvania
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TO SCARE HIS SWEETHEART.
4 Youthful Lover Ears Bread and
Paris Green.

BALTIMORE. April John Tremueer.
j-.. aged nineteen years. son OF Mr. John
TretHnger d butcher. 5-l Mosher street.
ate some paris green Yesterday with The
intention. it was believed az the time. Of
killing himself He claims however. that
he was only pretending. that his girl"
had been unkind 10 him. and he wanted
TO frighten her He was sent TO the Mary
land General Hospital. but after few
hours was discharged and walked back
home. apparently restored TO normal con
diriOn-
Dr. Lumpkiu. the resident physician.
said poison. in the form q paris green was
found in the boys stomach. and he was
evidently beginning to be affected by IL
when he reached the hospital About a
teaspOonful of the poison had been taken
from box which the young man had
He told me. said Or. Lumpkin. that he
had spread IL on a piece Of bread. most of
which he had eaten, that he had become
despondeBt because a rival was giving
him trouble with his sweetheart"
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THE NEUTRALITY OF PORTUGAL
Landing 81 British Troops nt Beirn
Causes Sensation in Paris

Causes "A Sensations in Paris
PARIS. April 5.-The news that British
troops have been allowed 70 land ar Beira
Portuguese East Africa. has caused a pro-
found sensation here. NJ Delcasse. Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs. viii certainly be
questioned on the subject tomorrow. II
is thought that his reply viii be that il
is undoubtedly true that Portugal has
departed from the strict lines Of ueu-
trality but that the matter affects only
England the Trausvaal and Portugal.
The feeling here is that the door has
been thrown wide open TO Intervention
though IL is doubtful which power will
tske the first step.
diplomatist who has seen the Anglo
Portuguese treaty says that the statement
of the Foreign Minister at Lisbon in de-
fence of POrtugals action was misleading
in his speech the Portuguese Minister
made no reference 10 the transportation
OF British troops or ammunition He sim
ply referred to the sending OF merchandise
through Portuguese territory
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ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.
Theodore FurIey Arrested on Sc
rfOus Charge.


riOus Charge
MARTINSBURG. ". Va. April 5.-Theo-
dore Furley, alias Seed Furley. white
was arrested at his home in this county
charged With having criminally assaulted
Sarah McFillan. a white married woman.
about thirty-fve years Of age. He was
given a preliminary hearing before Justice
Byers. who deemed the evidence amply
sufficient TO hold FurIey for the action
Of the grand jury, which meets next
week.
Furley stoutly denies the charge and.
while asserting his innocence. admits
that he was at the house at the time. but
claimed that he was on his horse and did
not get of The fact developed at the
trial, however, that he boasted Of his deed
to one Of his friends, who appeared
against him.
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\ thunderstorm al No-foIi.

NORFOLK. Va. April The first thun-
derstorm Of the season occurred yesterday
afternoon and lasted about fifteen min
utes. during which time considerable rain
fell and the wind blew nearly thirty miles
an hour. Al Cape Henry q maximum We
lociry of forty-eiSht miles an hour was
recorded. The mercury was at freezing
point last night.
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READING, Pa. April "a dwelling
house owned by Ryle Hollenbach, OF this
city, situated three miles west Of Centre
port. this county. was destroyed by fire
OF incendiary origin. last night family
was about to move into the house. which
already contained some of their furniture.
and the furniture was alsc destroyed
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BURIED WHILE ALIVE.
A Di~interrcd Body Distorted
Struggles for Brcnth


Struggles for Breath.
ROCHESTER. y Y. April 5.-Ou Janu-
AIRY g. Veu Case. thirty years of age.
Of Sandy Creek. died Of scarlet fever Two
days after his death the remains were in
terred in the Case burial lot in the Sandy
Cheek Cemetery. He was unconscious for
several hours before ne was pronounced
dead by the attending physician.
ON Friday OF last week Cases father
was taken violently ill., and on Sunday he
died. When arrangements were made on
Monday for burial in The family lot Il was
discovered thar there was not room with
ont Encouragement OF the bodies al
ready inferred II was. therefore. decided
10 remove the casket containing the body
OF Nett Case 70 place several feet dis
tant This was done. Upon disinterring
the casket the grave diggers were aston
ishcd 10 hnd that the glass front in the
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\ Good Cough Medicine r7chrldrer

Il have no hesitancy in recommending Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy" says F. p Moran, q well
known and popular baker OF Petersburg. Va 1--WE
have given IL TO children when troubled with
bad cough. also whooping cough. and il has az
ways given perfect satisfaction II was recon-
mendod 10 me by a druggist the hest cough
medicine for children, Il contained no upiuru
or other harmful drug. Sold by Henry Evaps.
wholesale and retail, and all druggists.
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WOODSTOCK, Va, April abraham
Kerns. aged forty-seven, a well-known
farmer. living on Cedar Creek. near Stras-
burg, accidentally shot and killed himself
last night.
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M TnnneI EIirnl.rth Ri,er-

NORFOLK. Va. April 5.--H. l. Page is
promoting a plan to tunnel the Elizabeth
branch TO Berkley. at a cost Of about 81,
100000. The tunnel Is to be built by the
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GROH9H OF THE CHURCH
Glowing Reports Submitted at TO-
days Methodist Meeting.

Presiding Elders Tell Of Years
Work i'm Their Districts-Dr. VIII
son Describes the Condition OF the
Denomination in WHshingtOn-Dr.
NayIOr Muy BE Presiding Elder.
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KoRN sPRUIT CASUALTIES.
An Additional List Issued by the
British War Office.

LONDON April 5.-The War Office has
issued on additional list Of casualties in
the fighting at Korn Spruit on March 81.
IL contains the names OF one officer who
was wounded and twelve men who are
YY,fccfuo
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RibbOnS.

w. All silk satin CrOs grain Ribbon. from
. to 2 I-2 inches wide. which sold at
ice and y 1-2c a yard-not all
shades-but 'St we have left. 20 13C
per yard at.................... Ia
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Gloves.

About a hundred pairs Of ladies'
heavy Kid Gloves. , clasps in tans and
browns and almost every size. These
are heavy weiEht-left from the winter
stock, and 20 clear them out at IQC
once we've marked them. ~
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THE PRINCE UNCoNCERNED

Many CongratuIRtOry TeIeErums
Awaited His Arrival az Cologne.
COLOGNE. April 5.-The Prince and
Princess Of Wales arrived here shortly
after midnight IL was learned thar the
prince was most unconcerned over the at
tempt at Brussels 10 assassinate him. The
princess was alarmed. but she soon recoy-
cred.
handful OF congratulatory kilograms
awaited their highnesses.
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EmbrOideries and laces.

Remnants OF Cambria and Swiss En-
bruiderics. in wide assortment Of the
most desirable patterus-worth isC
Sc and Zoe yard-Friday for. "a
Remnants OF Cambria. Swiss. and
Naiusook Embroideries. in many Gira
fcreut styles. including some beautiful
patterns. Up to 6 inches wide
and worth as high as - 1-2c Cat
yard. FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Va
Remnants OF narrow ValCnciennes
Laces, IN a great variety Of styles
worth up TO &c a yard-go Friday &c
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -..-..-..,.,,...
Beautiful All-over Laces. IN EN-
broidery and lace cnscts-the newest
fad-lS inches wide. Worth 3er 0IC
yard-foT Observation-Disclosures. -
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Startling selling of
DOMESTIC REMNANTS.

Mil Remnants OF best quality Per
Gales I'm all the new cOlorings and
effects. worth l0c yard-gO Fri &c
DAY ior..-..-- ..-.-...---.N
Remnants Of light and dark Flannel
ette In lengths from TO 10 yards.
which sold OF the piece at Zoe &c
yard-for-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Remnants OF fast Color Calicoes. in
blue. black. and light colors- 1ZC
worth sc a yard-go Friday for. .JS
Mill Remnants Of Dress GinEhams.
in good assortment Of stripes.
checks and plaids-worth 10c &c
yard-tor ---.---... .--...-..-. 10
A remUau, lot OF yard-wide Bleach
ed Cortons. in TO 6-yard HIC
leugths-worth up TO &C. yard-for "
A remnant Ioj Of Utica Pillow Cases.
bemmed. haud-t0rn. and ironed-1 &C
size 1896 worth sc f0r...-... -
Remnants of yard-wide Bunting or
Cheese Cloth. in all c0lors-
worth o. q yard-go on sale DC
Friday for. -.....-.-..-----
Remnants Of 5-ouarter Table Oil
cloth in pieces from une-half To sew
cn-eighths OF a yard long-go on &C
sale tomorrow. per piece for only.
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Shoes.

Ladies' iU-iuch Bicycle Boots. iu
black and brown-with corrugated
-oIcs and military heels. sold II 90
no S2.5n-fOr ................-..-'i 90
Boys Black Cllfskiu Shoes with
good plump uppers and stout soICs-
lace style only. Sizes TO e ID. 07C
Worth SI.I0--for ..-...............J u
N harEaiH table containing Ladies'
and Misses oxford Ties and shoes.
odds and ends but good stylish shapes
and due qualities Some sizes 7AC
missing. Values up TO $I.J0-for. ~
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Norfolk Portsmouth. and BerkIey Tunnel
Company. which is composed OF local CAPT
talisJs
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n feast of Friday bar
gains tomorrow.

Fridays bargain values
its richie
seasonae
O a
ouourng
held
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-21

ok sALE-Fine farm, zoo acres, 40 in cul
VISION. houses, plenty ui ,sater: a
sa9lLlce. 7. D. Yoekum, waclder, rex.2l
Fun sALE--A geat fye-fUom cottage bath
I u. ana galleries. cheap. Address iSi9
I1unets street. ..
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aIDs AND PRoPosALa.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, bids, bids are o,,d in,
vi ed for the repair Of w ia .is 'Oorsy
go ca ,ail N according 10 plans and speelfca-
ana 's,,, en ae At he office a. Rue &
Duh bin.bar' arehteets, Each I'D must Ie &C &C.,
companied by certtitd chez w IN, lit, sun sni
~ ~ SNS successful bidder will be required 70
tho Se,'d IN tfe sam - ane thousand
s siio, a 6ol la for iho fath'ul 2 rtortns &c
Of n Contract, VII ca bonn s., r are,., ~ J
~ ~ ~, rnrfs of said twa vildltss. BIS
sh9uiG h addressed 10 'fe -1n.in s,nn' r,
seur, Of HarrIs ,tunty md wiu prel -
II |, deck. nom, on iTi1sy o.,
. ~, and ,he right IS resaf''h - lcJe. J
s"y NIL b ds, Z. a. vsr'ne:' eoun, 7
Judge Harris county
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"sra Eastburn's VIII.

n seAas' September 19.-The
h, testament OF Edward East
II quay fled for probate. The
~ siS, sa Tom Randolph Of sher-
IA s \, Worthington Of Pea
|las 80 EXECUTORS. Persons all
|sa. anu Kansas are named as
! ,ris 'e estimate is that the es.
n lSs tooat 100000, principally
soD.v0 ank stock. About SIPS
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Ease OF JAMES HOWARD.
Termination of Defendant
Completed.

Completed.
fsicr., KY, September 20.-The
Examination Of James Howard was
etst this morning by Colonel Camp
Campbell tried TO get the witness
Fn'vledge that he feared his enc
'ae Bakers and the Gerrards, In
foHaiy, who were organizing to cap
Fin and that this induced BIN to
frankfort and surrender himself
4 On the Indictment against him.
'.ui maintained that this was not
ne also denied that he showed
snokeless powder cartridges on
y, and said he never had such a
y IN his life. Witness also denied
us made by special witnesses OF
uscutlon.'
ais Senator Ed Parker testified
saw Howard few days bafore the
Goebel and Howard did not
nH'ache, He introduced Howerd
w alter tfe Goebel assassination
sssed Taylor fer a pardon. Tay.
~ could not consider q Jardor
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MT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS.
NJ Cases for the Term to
Txler October 4.

NJ Cases for the Term 10
a'riu at Tyler october 1.
Ts,ss, September l9.-rhe foi-
!, A. assignment of cases in the
/, ..,r,ual appeals at Tyler for the
! S.rIuning on Monday, October y
assignment. Two weeks, begin
,,.,,y October /, are assigned for
.,usss from the counties OF An
en- Augustine, Cherokee. Gregg,
IN Nscosdoches, Pamela, Sabine,
Red river, upshur and Wood.
|, s..lgpment.-Two weeks, Begin
f,,s,y, October Is, are assigned for
,,u,es from the counties of Bowie.
Framu Delta, Franklin, Hopk rs,
Morris, Marion, Rains and Titus.
1 luIgnment.-Two weeks begin
Co5i,y October 20, are assigned FIR
1 causes from the counties OF
Fort Bend, Houston, Leon, Madl-
Entsomery. Rusk, Smith. Van
Waller and Walker.
N Assignment.-Two weeks, begin
kouday, November II. are assign d
GrIng causes from the counties Ct
b, Brazoria, Chambers, Galveston,
], Harrison. Harris, Jasper, Jeffer-
Cherty Newton, Orange, Polk, San
\ Tyler and Trinity.
\ or Special Assignment.--Causei
(rsa from other branches OF the
" Nony cases sent direct to
mites not named N proceed
y will be taken up at any
fern upon submission BY
We or the appellant and the
| bS which such cases are sem
10 that term must appear in or &C
ty the record.
hssisy Of each week will be Sc
!or delivering opinions and hearing
hits