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scriptlon account to be 81 shares o. $50
csch TO hulld cotton mn m Ennis. AireAdy
several thousand dollars have hecn sub.
serited. committee was appointed 10 push
ths cause
oulNTANA. = captain Il. rslfor. Who
WAS ecpt here some Jew weeks agc by tht
government to make surveys connected with
having tho ietties extended. has finished his
work and returned 10 his home In Galveston,
pENToN.--Ls l.. Fry. q prominent citizen
81 this place. hnd narrow escape IRON
drowning and lost his horse while trying %
ford tho Bls Elm fork OF the Trinity lie
vas Immersed IN the water fer an hour.
HARDWOOD IA larger acreage will be
piHnted IN corn the coinirg year. New lnnd
Is now heing broken.
HARDWOOD Cattle doing well and tho
grass getting green,
GONZALES. District Iudsc Kenncu has
contlnucd all criminal cases until nest week
and dismissed the Jurors
BREMOND--T s-months old baby Of
George W. Griin, which was severely burned
some days ago. sucrumeed 10 lie injuries,
for the bisgest trade that the town has over
known.
LEXINGTON. Born 10 Mr. aud Mis- FRANK
DOUGLASS. dsushtcr.
MARLIN. District court will convene on
Monday, the I'D, with very heavy dogkets,
both civil aud criminal
BRowNwo0D, Tho Jury nov has the
case OF Mrs, Carrie Holmes. Who Is chargcd
with having poisnued her husband Argu-
ments for both State and defense were OK
haustivc.
ALNORD. Prohibition has carried in Wise
county BY about $50 majority; the AlVord box
was dry by los votes
klLLeEN, --RcN. Abe Mukey closed ten
daNs meeting here attpr making thirty uon.
Nersions lie secured about Sl00 Tor the
Methodist orphanagc at Waco About saAu
was raised to improve the local enureh
ALNlN.--Lafgc quantities OF cabbage bcets
1 tufnins, lettuce, sweet potatoes and other
sarden truck is bclus shipped from here
dailN
ALVIN, The prospects art TOT a very large
crop Of strawberries
YLGbuRNE. Chairman e. t. HnilIio OF
INC pfoErammc committee ~ thc Texas psess
association has called meeting at ina, cora
mittcc "a convene in Dallas on Friday. Han
vary 70, at 1880 o'clock p, M The committee
y composed OF +, y, Ballio, L, Blaylock aud
v NJ Gruhhs
CoRslcANA,--Mrs, Matte bonner OF nu-
roka was perhaps totally burned her cloth.
'ng caught from an open hrepace She is
stu alive hui, suffering great agony
BRADY LIN the examining trial Of II. A
Davis, charged With killing his vile. ne de-
,encant was remanded to Jail without tho
benefit Of hail
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A eEvoLurro, AIRY CLAIM
Heirs OF Haym Solomon Expected 10
Press II.

New York, January 1s.-The present
heirs are expected to give attention soon
to the claim OF Haym Solomon, in recos-
milton Of services rendered by him to the
country during the revolutionary war. The
claim is for $500 600. which has been pend
ing before congress since 1915
The history Of the claim has been the
subject Of discussion by historians before
the different Hebrew historical societies
throughout the country.
The claim. which was presented to eoti-
sress in iS4S. sets forth that hAym Saio-
mon native Ok France. contributed
money for use 10 carrying on the war oi
the revolution lie loaned from tine 10
time sums varying from S2O'oOp 70 stv,ooV
without q consideration II Is aIlesea tnal
no evidence exists Of any payment "
The government 10 discharge OF us op.-
cations 10 him, and that, IN point OF lat, ,
no sueh payments were ever maui 20 ''''
widow or children.
Altogether II is alleged, SS00'0Jo WAS
advanced BY him In addition TO various
sums "gratuitously bestowed upon suhuFs
eminent individuals connected with ana
holding important office In the adminisifa
lion OF public affairs Haym salomon was
the countryman and intimate associate o.
Pulaski and Kosciusko. For some time
prior To the revolution Mr. Solomon had
lived in this country and was 2 merchant
AS early as i775 ne became obnoxious y
the British government ana was iulpiis,
oned in New York. Escaping from prison
he was next heard of az negouAt0r 81
ali the war subsidies obtained from France
and Holland" which he Endorsed and solo
In hills TO the merchants IN America Al
credit OF two or three months 'on MS owl
personal security without inc loss q
cen, 10 the country and receiving only
quarter per cent
The secret support Of Charles III o.
spain il alleged 70 hsre bean que ps'u'
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Per Cent.


New York, January i6.-The wholesale
druggists here have been notified by their
London agents that the British govern
ment has forbidden the export OF carbohc
acid 100 per cent This action was taken
to prevent tho present supply which IS
limited, from running out. As the acid
has been easy to Obtain the druggists and
chemists OF this city have not found IL
necessary 10 carry large supply. but
have ordered 1t usually from England. as
they wanted It, They. THEREFORE, have little
OF he drug In stock,
An importing druggist said tonight that
most OF the carbolic acid used 10 this
country is bought in England only a
limited amount comes from Germany They
fear they win not be able to get any NOR
acid from England until the war Is over
Another result Of the war in South AZ
RIGA, as reflected In the drug trade is the
advance in the price OF quuine This has
gone up 20 per cent and the cinchpnla
bark is selling At even a grcator advance.
Fart Of the advance has been due, II was
said by druggists tonight 50 tho prevalence
Of Influenza in Europe, especially in Eng
land. Spain aud France, but the greatest
demand Tor quinine has been from tho
armies in South Africa
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TO aEprcn STAMP rAx.r,o,
Express and Telegraph Nili Ne Ftgst
Taken on,


New York January IS A special Is
the Times from Washington SAYS IN view
of the excess Of revenue over expenditures
and the probability that receipts viii he
larger next year than now, and that the
treasury will not need the money for cur
rent expenses. the attention of the ways
and means committee has been directed
to the subject of internal revenue with the
law If reduction Of taxes is favored.
1t is probable that in case any revenue
taxes shall De cut that the abolition Of
stamps for express and telegraph CON
panies will be the first action taken aud
the lowering Of the taxes on brewery pro-
ducts will likely follow. There viii be no
difficulty in getting Reduction bill
through the house and the assumption Is
that such a bill would receive unani-
nous vote. The hesitation, If there be any.
will be provoked by the admonition OF the
treasury department that 1t will be well
TO defer any great reduction until after It
has been found that prosperous business
conditions are to remain.
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CASUALTY LIST.
General otis sends names Of IN,
,.I..nn nnnd

General otis sends Names Of the
American Dead.
Washington. January To- General Otis
pas csble1 tho war department the fol-
lowing list Of casualties:
Drowned January 2, Getta Balch. Min
fanso; Thomas ] Williams. Thirty first
Infantry; January Z. spplik APART, Lu-
bon; John x stolt1, Sixteenth infantry;
January s. Moutalhon, WILDER Weber
FEsrty seventh infantry Manila William
D. wrenn Fortiseh infantry Pandan, Pa
n,y Larahue H. Poormsn, Nineteenth in
tsntry
Typhoid--octoher 81, Robert Mcknight.
Twenty fourth infantry December 80,
Winfield Marshall. Twenty fourth infan-
|tr7; Edward F, Mayer. Seventeenth inran-
Ery; Henry G. Wharton. Seventeenth in
PANTRY, Benjamin Haworth. Third iniun-
uy; William NJ, Brethreton, Eleventh cav
airy; nth, Patrick Mason, Fourth Infantry.
ysentery--December 10, John NJ. Healy,
seyenteenth infantry; 25th Adam D,ehl,
seventeenth infantry January >, John S.
|larkn Thirty fourth infantry; 18th, Will
Fan Lindsay, Fourth cavalry 9th, Ar
Eaur Turton, Twenty sixth infantry; 12tn,
|mnjamin Gardner Fourth cavalry: 18th
BENJAMIN Grace. Sixth infautry; Charles
+ Harter, Sixteenth infantry.
monia.-December H. Price Will
pans, Thirty-fourth infantry; Manila De-
Eember ), Joseph Crane, Seventeenth in
fan1ry; 10Th. Peter Robinson, Thirty
Eourth infantry; January Z, Clarence f,
|Wnitord Thirty fourth infantry.
tereoral Hemorrhage. December IA.
|ceorse Kitchen. Twenty fourth infantry.
cerebral Congestion. -27th. Charles #.
[aoams' Twentieth infantry, Malta.
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several cnser ~ mum.

Cleburne. Texas. January l5-In re-
Spouse to a telephone message Dr. j. D..
RucRer, the county physician, today went
to Blum to examine six reported eases
OF smallpox He was accompanied by
Judge Mckay. when seen tonight by The
Post correspondent he said there wor
six or seven cases OF smallpox that IL
we're improving or well except the father,
an old man about 70 years old. who would
probably die They had treated them
selves with the remedy that went the
rounds OF the press. viz Cream Of tartar
and sdlphur, digitahs combined with
baths, dashes with salt 10 aIlay the trh-
Ing
orders have been issued and Cleburne Is
cleaning up. The news created consider
able excitement here. The family Is said
10 be refugee. by name OF Goteher Dr.
Rucker expects no trouble In keeping the
cases within limits.
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|FIAY is AGGRAVATING
|,.r,py Wants o Speedy Action from
Great Britain.
y MlITfR IS NOW IN THE RElCHsTAG
80. Are tbnt Continental Pow
q. VIII join to F"ree British
recognition of Neutral Rights.

asrln, Jausry 1s,--ln the reichstas to-
4, an Interpolation signed by Herr
g..usr national liberal, and all the mem
n. - the reichstag, except the social
|..,ocrats and independents, was intro
|uced .
I ,oI,ows: What steps have the fed
Il government taken in regard to the
.,,,ye Of the German ships by agents Of
\. English government
view of the excited state of public
|an,on concerning the seizures, the in
',.ellatlon will probably be speedily an
|sered.
the Hamburger Nachrichten advis, =
.srman reprisals against Great Britain
"A axpresses its belief that coalition OF
'S,,ral mowers is feasible II goes 20 far
|, ~ suggest that Germany should head
|acb coalition.
The yossiche Zeitung, which indorses
II views Of the Kolnische Zeiturg. al
|,sdy csbled respecting the course Eng
Ina should take II she desires to preserve
Esrmany's friendship, adds: The longer
Fnsiaud delays The more she loses in Ger
Fan public opinior."
several reports are in circulation that
tmoeror william has been asked by Rus
IA Holland and Belgium to join in an
Intervention movement. While these
rmors are not entirely without FONDA
|ou the emperor remains convinced that
Ers,t Britain would not accept mediation
n This stage ard on political and personal
rounds he holds aloof from any such
Kan. II was asserted today however, by
high authority that II England much
|onger DELAYS the satisfaction to GeTpany.s
demands the emperor will participate In
coalition to compel her to respect the
commercial rights of neutrals sea.
The raval bill reached the bun5esrath
|oday It's contents are substantially pro-
bosols as recently foreshadowed to double
he naval strength OF Germany as we'll as
10 fix Il legally
The agrsran members OF the reichstas
have formally resolved to press the mea'
Inspection bill 10 second reading, TO-
the urgent expressed wish
b Count Won Buow that the measure
Ehould be deferred,
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nRnNmAM nnlErs.
tuuuirics rs to Unknown suicide
Sti1l Numerous

I sui NumtFnNNs
Brennan, Texas. January 10, The city
council held a regular fortuigh;iy meeting
Monday afternoon. Being middle OF the
month meeting /, was sort OF on gath
ering. Nothing OF particular importance
is dlscoserehle in the mirutes..
The XIII club will hold a rescp,ion at
tie residence Of Dr. and Mrs Joseph iris
tram on Friday evening.
Mrs c. b, shepard Viii entertain the
Ladies' Afternoon Euchsc club "Wednesday
Afternoon at the Exchange hotel
The Baptist Young Peoples union held
social meeting at the residence OF Rev,
w, NJ, Gaddy. pastor of the church this
evening,
w 5. vinson los, horse yesterday nom
disease which the attending veterinary
pronounced meningitis.
On Francis, chlef veterinary at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college, was
N the city yesterday and iaosulatod nme
head OF fine cattle for Colonel GiddnGs,
ard left for Burton 10 inoculate several
head there for A. s Wh2ener and w. q,
Blackburn. These are the cattle recently
purchased In Kansas city
There is a fin. boy al the residence OF
Or. aud Mrs, W. II, Lsnghornc a, Chappell
Hin
Colonel W $, Peters OF 1.ireoln. Neh..
Is spending a few days In the city as a
sues, Of Mrs. Matte PRESLEY, Fo- many
Years Colonel Peters was ono Of The ia-g
est railway contractors In Texas, and Ia
az present engaged extensively IN irrisal-
ing the great West
Coroner Ewing continues TO receive let-
ters from anxious parents In various por-
lions OF the State making Inquiries Con~
corning the young stranger who suiclded
AZ this place on December Is, Evidently
there are a number OF boys missing from
home,
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Greenville. Texas. January ls.-Dr T.
J. Miner was out IN the country south
east Of Caddo Mills sunday looking after
supposed cases OF smallpox, aud on MS
return yesterday morning reported the eN-'
istenoe of eight cases. as follows Five IN
the family OF NJ. Foster. one at j. w
l.yle's and two at w. j. Williams. ne at
inc latter place having been moved from
the home OF Rash Foster II was az the
home OF Mr. williams that Miss Foreman
contracted the disease on the occasion
OF a neighborhood party, which was az
tended by young Foster. A physician from
Caddo Mills. who was called TO see me
sick. pronounces their ailment chicken
pox but DR.. Miner diagnosed smallpox
and will 50 treat the infection. j. is OF
mid form, however. the sick being up
about. but guards will he placed 70 prevent
further exposures, which have been quite
numerous on the superstition that the dis
case was chickenpox.
caddo Mills is eight miles northwest Of
this city.
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LIS NEW JOB.
He Is Placed where There Are Bas o.
nets and Bullets.

Shanghai. December 25.-tcorrespond-
ence of the Associated Press.)--on De-
eember 10 the empress dowsger issued a
special decree making Ii Hung Chang
yicsroy Of Kwan Tung and kwang Sc prov
inoss. with his capitol in Canton. He ID
therefore again vested with vice regal
power. but his task IL , difficult one
lie succeeds viceroy Khan. whom the
French have forced out
Ii mas on his hands the vexatieus sit
uatiop due to the aggression Of The
French on the southern portion 81 cninf
They have occupied an extent Of Chiness
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

HAVANA. AT the cabinet meeting the sub
ject Of schools was taken up and 1t was de-
clded TO establish high schools throughout
the island
ST PETERsBURG.--A church collapsed
during the celebration OF mass in Malloousen
township Nineteen people were Killed and
sixty eight wounded.
LISBON. Portugal.-In the chamber Of
deputies the minister OF foreign ana,rs as
selted that Portugal would neither sell cede
or lease any portion OF her colonies
BARCELoNA.-The Spanish transatlantic
STEAMER Leo XIII has arrived here from the
Philippines with former Spanish prisoners
Ana their families A majority Of them are
in a lamentable plight.
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Atlanta, Texas, January l5-pr v 5.
letter couriy health officer. and v A,
Mathews assistant county health ofhcer,
we're called to see Ranoolph Philips at his
fathers home four and half miles moth
OF Queen City. and report that he has a
case OF smallpox Phillips Is a negro and
has Just returned from North Texas.
About fifty negroes have been exposed %
the dsesee and chances are that small
pox viii b. well scattered IN tha' ccm-
munl,y and probably throughout the
county.
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DID NOT PAY III.
Carnegie IL Wiliilg TO Educate the
Americans.

New York. January l6.--In a dispatch
from Washington to Philadelphia papet
Il was stated on the authority OF cop-
gressmon that Andrew Carnegie had given
$4,000 to pay the cable tolls ON Senator
Hoar's speech last winter to the lnsm
gents in the Philippines. Mr.. Carnegie
gave out the following statement tonight:
II did not pay the cable tolls for Mr..
Hoar's message TO the Filipinos. They DO
not need messages OF sympathy or COM
fort. / would. however, subscribe that
amount to a fund for the circulation o.
the speech among Americans who do need
It and could follow the advice II contained
wisely"
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SALOON BRAwL.
soldiers, Citizens md Officers Were
Involved.


Newport News Va. January l6.-Soi.
diers from Fort Monroe, citizens and off,
GERS of the law were mixed up in a brawl
at Rolus early this morning, which re-
suited in the killing Of Joseph NJ. New Of
battery n. New. With several other mem
bers Of the battery. had been drinking In
the Indiana horse, where a quarrel en-
sued between negroes and the artillery
men The soldiers started to leave the
place when a shot was fred and New was
killed. Douglass Guerley was arrested and
Jailed on a charge Of firing the shot. The
soldiers declare they will avenge their
comrades death and the authorities VIII
call on the Hampton naval reserves FOR
assistance in the event OF any disturb
ance
The killing Of Sew is the sequel TO The
woundlng OF Corporal Brown. who was
shot last night BY doc" Allen. negro
bartender at The Dewey house. allen
says he shot IN self-defense.
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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
-Four Candidates Have Made Formal
Announcement.

Dallas, Texas. January 15.-The official
announcement of Hon. NJ. H. Gossett Of
kaufman that he is candidate TO sue
coed Congressman r. f. Burke has
heightened interest in Sixth district polit-
icai matters. The candidates now in the
1eld are Judge R. E. Burke, the inonm-
bent. and Hon Dudley &. Wooten Of Dali
las; Hon. NJ. H. Gossett of kaufman and
Hon. John D. Pitts OF Hlllsboro
Following is a table showing the vote
the counties OF the district will have:
Delegates
Entitled.
State and
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situation al MlIRno.

Milapo. Texas. January i6 The small
pox situation here may be summed up
thus; Five cases Of smallpox and 1wonty
nins exposed persons IN detention IL ia
confined exclusively 10 the negraas and no
fear Ia now entertained Of It's getting
among the whites n ia not apnrehended
by the attending phvsioisu thai any Of
the cases will prove fatal
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san Francisco. January l6.--Fye furlongs-
Headwater. Mountehank, Ella Boland. Time,
1905.
Three furongs Andriaticus, Rsthgar, King
ston. Time, 0;36.
six turlongs- Ben Ledi, Good Hope, Raci-
Mile. ssihne-The Fretter, Potentc The
Lady Titue, 1891.
rive furlongs-Joe McGee. Free Pass, Amt
lei Time 10SIA.
Five iurlongs- Momentum, vioras. Afghan.
Time l:Oti9
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10 his efforts He maintained from his
own private purse Don Francisco Rcndon.
the secret ambassador Of that monarch.
for nearly two years.
on the accession OF Count dc la Lugerne
to the embassy from France he WAS made
the banker OF that government. A letter
from Count Nergennes, minister OF Spain,
10 De Ia Lugerne ambassador to this coun-
try. states that In two years ljp.co0 lire
was dishursed in this country through Mr..
Solomon.
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Fort stockton. Texas, January N-rhree
new cases OF smallpox developed today in
the family where the first case occurred
two weeks ago. No fears are entertained
by the authorities OF spread OF tho dis.
case, as every prccautIon has been taken
10 prevent if.
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territory equal TO ten counties or more
A score OF Cinnamon have been killed
while resisting the French government.
Marshal su, who had been seut to Can
ten az special commissioner. has heen
removed BY the empress for concedlng too
much territory. Ii Hung Chang thus
steps into a nest upholstered with bayo-
tt.s
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SMALLPOX.


Anderson Texas. January 10 There are
fifteen or twenty cases OF smallpox scat
tered in this county among negroes, Sew
cral cases are on Scott prairlc and several
are on u. o. Buohanans place between
Anderson and Nasavota.
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ManHa. Janary 10 Three additional
cases OF bubonic plague have been re-
ported.