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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-24
THE DAILY HERALD

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street. Salt Lake City
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The endless chain has been broken and
the drain upon our gold reserve no longer
fretS us. WILLIAM M'klNLEY.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-13

GET our prices on bedroom, parltr suites. and
gas ranges. O. &. CT INNINGS = co, i22 10th
- mul0-3t EN-
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New.
- port News. and all points South. By the
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and ~ ash
- ingtoh. on the following schedule:
Lv. Washington. 4. 81 pm Lv Portsmouth, s 90 pm
Nv. Aiexandria--7.0O pm Lv. Norfolk .545 pm
Ar IT Monroe. 90 am Ly. TT Monroe. Gas pm
Ar Norfolk. 500 an Ar. Alexandria. g 30 am
Ar Portsinouth.s.l5 am Ar. Washing ;oh..7.D0 am
- Tickets on sale at SIT Penn. ave-, 3. and
. o. ticket office, 6i9 Penn. ave. and corner
- 18th st. and N. Y. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
fees a 5I3 Penn ave co sf
- B. A. L. ticket Office, 1854 n. Y. ave, apd
- on board steamers
- IN For further information apply at gen
- eTal Uf1ces 18th ST. wharf, Wash d. C.
- Phone, $50.
no2s-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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EsAILEO.Dy.
Washington. Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. l.ia St and Pa Avenue
In Effect November 1. 1899.
tor Alexandria. week days. $50. 7:0l, $50.
500 SIS. $50. s;25, 1000. 1l:oo. HAS. a m,
Sl2;o5. 1920. l2:45 xl:2o, las. 900 $40, S;25
A;39 x4:15, $50, Sos. x5:eo $40, 6:o4, 60
90. ;s5. 500 0:oo. 1000. II 90. ll:5s p m.
Sundsys-T:+5 300. s:i5. Io:,9. HIS. a m,
200 noon. R:iS. go 2:l5 500 S.45. 4:30 SIS.
500. e;+5. $50. 5:l5. 900. 1000. Il:20. 1850
2.
For Mount yernon, week days 80. 500. 1000.
u 90 a NJ xle:o5. xI:so. goo, ESQ. $3.50. 700
sundays-s:oo. 1900 noon. 2:15. s:i5. GAS. 900
o. m.
For Arlington snd- Aqueduc. Bridge. week
dsy5-s:o0. $50. 'p:s5. l0:O0 II co. a M .1s :O5
'l2;20. 1875. rs eco - 40 .3:25. AIS. 5:u5
6:oi, $3.50. :os. 500 p. m
sundsys-7:45, 900 Gas. 1880. HIS. A. m.
E;9o noon. 2;S, l:So. 2;l5. 800. as. $50
h'l5, 600. o:45. $50. Sis p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains Baggage checked
xE1preSs- TO Arlington cnly.
J. OLyIN. Superintendent
y. 4 ABROT. Presi MI.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
$50 1870 Il. nv. I2r.
20 g-l203 W St NV, Cr.
Il Solo in;h St sw.. Or.
IS $0-li25 n s.. NV. 6r.
l. 30-4Si + ST. sw.. Or
Is 00-l1a0 \. j. ave. NV, 7r.
u $3.50 9Th st. nv, Or.
il 1914 G. st. NV Gr
- S0-lSl3 c 81. sW., Or.
10 2l52 sti st. NV, Or.
u J0-S}3 i II. sw., Or.
u $50 p Il. ne. Or.
u 500 G St NV, Jr.
l. 30-IiGS II st. ne, Or.
10 S9-s2S Del. ne, 5r.
10 C9-53l II st. sR. Gr
. 39-2G25 | st. NV, 5T.
Q 00-529 i st. sw., Ir.
G0-2520 9Th St NV. Sr.
5 CG-Renr 81 Il st. ne. +r.
s 0O-IseaT 81 c 81. ne. Or.
39-liG Il 81 sW.. 81.
10 50-52,,6 Prospect ave. NV. Georgetown, Tor.
II OOGGl Lincoln st. NV, Howard University, 6r.
10 @1-1CSG superior st. NV, Meridian Hill. Or
y Seth house Scott ave. NV, near Soldiers
Home. "a.
s5O--1sGa Fristoe Ct. NV. bet 18th and 18th, V
and ". 5r.
So-iGs Rovef's Alley NV. bet. n J. ave- and
1t St. and l.,
: Solo st. alley N.Y., bet 4th and 9Th, y
so-2o2s Columbia Ter. NV, bet Goth and 2lst,
4 and 4, ar.
3 OO-2c0s seaton st. ne, bet eOth and 9lst, F
UNFURyIsHED ROOMS.
SIS 09-s06 / 81. NV. ID floor, r.
RILEY Building, l59 9ta st. NV, single or
IVY CITY.
s. 0o-ll3 Corcoran ST., Ar.
0O-l3O Central ave, Ir.
nhl0-$t,em A. 5. CAYWooD. 933 9th st NV.
FOR RENT-iIs s1z st. sN., Groom house; water
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Call al Office for semi-moathIy Bulletin
FOR sALE-NoRTuwEsr.

FOR SALE OR RENT-IIouse 2fl9 Pa. ave NV;
stories. containing 10 rooms: excellent con
dition; price, $1,000; rent $3.50. Apply 2is2 Pa.
ave. topposite). mhiS5t
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WALL PAPER.

TALK about pretty things! You ought to see
our new spring STYLES in wall papeI Some
pain-sOme ciAborate-son. reh-snnie dainty.
And some design that Is sure to suit your fancy.
Rooms rEpertd. only - up +. G. SOLrE, $40
9Th 81 40 BRANCH. nhl0-tf
ROOMS papered, - - NJ. york guarantee. sam
piles brnught HUM, SA l. st. NV.
mh7.1t.cH
ROOMS papered SIS ur; guaranteed. RICH.
ARD S. RINEA. 5th md II sts. ne. mh2 lit
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FOR sALE-sToRE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Brick store and rooms. with stable
No. 1884 eth 1T. NV. reduced to S22 90 LOIrIs
p. SHOEMAKER, $50 st. NV nhIO-3t, eu
FOR sALE-Store and dwelling, 50 300; only S3c,
cash and SIS monthly; no interest ". C.
lALDEMAN. Ill 18th St mhlO.3t en-
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PIANO and organ tuning, ST. factory expert.
JAS r. DrRITY. 305 18th St Sc. mhll.3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED and household furniture, store
fixtures, large refIgsrators, meat and pro-
vision boxes. TIE ARK, 3lj 9th St. nv.
mhi3-lmO.
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FOR SALE-SUBIREiY.

FOR SALE-ia Brookand. D. C., 5-room cot
tage; hot aud cold water running closet; well
water; porch front and side; lot j0xl5O; incum.
bcred by note for $3.50; -, 600; 81 $50 cash. Ad-
dress Box 500, this office. mhlO-3t, en-
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GENTLEMAN in private family. residence nor
west; Southern table; refs. Box 800, this Off
mhlC-St.e en-
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FOR sAIE-HOUSE5.

FOR Si!E-FmGished. s-roam house: meas Census
ohice, cheap. Adde'S Boz S9j, this Of
fee mhll-St
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FOR SiLE-LCTS.

TOR SAlE-Large building lots Al BlIistuu. cH
electric line: scent fare; lots $50 feet long
by . feet deep; terms, s. down; balance 81 Per
week; price 500 per lot; write OF call for par
ticulars: also farms for sale and rent. JAMES
T. CLEMENTS, 1921 = st. NV. mhI0-3t en-
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FOR RENT-sTOREs

FOR RENT-Fine store. s2s r st. NV.
mh9-3t,e ZEN
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MANTED-A respectable coIored woman to cook,
wash and iron. call with references at
B329 St II
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SChe,ruic in effect February u. 100
2:I5 p. ~ DAILI-CilcinnatI and -. Locis
SFtcial-Sclid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
slccpcr5 to Cincinnati Lexington, Louisville, Ia
iianapo!is and 81. Louis. without change Pa:ior
Car CoynSi0n. Va, to Virginia Hot Springs
parlor Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago.
u.lQ +. NJ. DAILY-F. +. V. Limited Solid
train FOR Cincinnati. Pullman SlecpeTs to Cinein
nati, Lexington, and Louisville. without charge;
open for occupancy at 800 p "a ConRec-
lion for Hot Springs. Va, daily. Pullman
compartment car 10 Virginia Hot springs daily
except Sunday Observation Car Hinton to Gin.
innati. Sleeper. Cincinnati to Chicago and ST
Louis.
II:4j l. ". DAILY EXCEPT sUEDAY-For
Newport News, Norfolk, and Old Point Cenifor,
(ya Penn. X. K. X. =. & r. and RichmoEd).
Through Pullman Buffet raFlor Car.
2:I1 F. N. DAlLI-Sof C;9rioasyilic. cia--
lottes,iile. StauntoE, daily. and tor Richmond.
daily. except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets AZ Chesapeake ard ohio
ofbce. 5IJ Pennsylvania Avenue; COZ lith Street.
eels p and 1t the station Telephone cali, AZ,
or PenasyIyaaIa Railroad Cab Service.
r. W. FULLER.
Tclephole io66 General Passenger Agent.
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WANTED irst-class experienced skirt hands
Apply to LION POHIMANN, 1898 c Il.
NV ulhl3-$t
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Advertise under this hend
will be inserted for one cent word
for each insertion.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLE

WANTED-A couple seCondh hand -rTrcys and har-
ness OF single coupes. Address BOX i25, this
Office. 1t
NANTED-To buy light wagon, horse. and har-
ness, in good order; suitable for grocery bust.
ness; must be bargain; state price. Address
EON IL. this Office IL
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GO es9 anio AL.

Through the Gruaaest ,cencr, oil
America. All Trains NestibuIed.
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated.
All Meals Served i'm Dining Cars.
station sixth and ID Streets.
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WANTED-Colored girl to cook and do house
work; call early 1922 ST. NV. 1t
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FOR ISENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT Desirable IL room. bay window
brick house 6lO 3D. St; near Pension Office;
a. IN. l. Key GIL Sd 1t. mhll-St
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BAD Bills collected or o Charge. H. d. COR.
DON. Lawyer, 1855 + st. NV. mhl2-Gt
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TABLE BOARD.

so2 nth ST. n. w.-Board, two meals day:
$40 per month. mh6-7t. en-
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nANCING-Priyate. MISS LEONARDO. Premiere
Danseuse 1918 10th st. NV. the only teacher
u dancing in Washington that can slow diploma,
National Association Masters OF Dancing. Protect
yourself from incompetcnts who cannot tell you
the name OF the steps they Try to te- cl.. mhII3t
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HELP wAN-ED-MA-E.

WANTED Draughisman in architects office al
Norfolk. Va Address BOX ;25 this office. II
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FOR SALE-8ICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Big bargains; large assortment 81
high grade wheels; some only slightly used :
from = Up. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 10Th st. NV
mhiI.3t
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Saba county; thence east to the norlh-
west corner OF Llano county thence
south, to the southeast corner of Mason
county; thence west, to the northwest
corner of Gillespie county; thence south,
to the southwest corner of Gillespie coun-
ty; thence east, to the northeast corner
of Kerr county; thence south. to the
thence west, to the northeast corner of
Uvalde county; thence south, to the
southwest corner of Medina county;
thence east. to the northeast corner OF
Frio county; thence south, to the north
east corner of La Sale county; thence
east, to the northeast corner OF McMul
len county; thence east to the Nueces
river; thence down said stream to S
mouth. Except in that portion OF III
State south and west OF the above de-
lineated line, any actual settler shall
have the right to lease within radius
of FIVE miles Of the land occupied by him
not exceeding three sections OF the land
held by a lease holder who Is leasing
more than ten sections from the Sta,e,
but shall not be allowed thereby to re-
duce the large leasehold to less than ten
sections. In all cases where the lease
is terminated under any of the provls-
ions of this act before the expiration OF
the term of lease, the lessee shall have
pro rata credit upon his next years
rent, or the money refunded to him by
the treasurer as he may elect. On the
expiration of his lease, or It's tetmna-
ton under any provision Of law, the
lessee shall have the right for the period
of sixty days to remove any or all i'm
proyements he shall have placed upon
the leased premises. No purchaser or
other person than the lessee shall be
permitted to turn loose within such les
SEES Enclosure more than one head Of
horses. mules or cattle, or in lieu there
OF four head of sheep or goats, for every
ten acres OF land so purchased owned
and controlled by him and unnclosed.
Each violation of the provisions of this
act. which restrict the number Of stock
which may be turned loose in such in
closure, shall be an offense, and the Of
fender, on conviction, shall be punished
by fine of one dollar for each head OF
stock he may so turn loose, and each
thirty days violation of the provisions
of this section shall constitute separ-
ate offense,
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IN THE HANDS OF A RECEIVER
"A DALLAS CORPORATION THROWN
INTO THE FEDERAL COURT.
IL Was Threatened with Prosecution
by the State and with II Strike
by lis workers.

Dallas. Texas. November 1.-THE Dali
las Electric company was tonight placed
in the hands OF a receiver by order OF
United States District Judge Meek Il. NJ
Reardon. vice president OF the National
Exchange bank Of Dallas was made re-
ceiyer under a bond OF 100000, and at
once took charge Of the plant and its in
terests.
The receiver was asked FOR By the
American Loan and Trust company Of
Boston. Mass, which declares in its poti-
ton that the Dallas Electric company has
defaulted in payment OF interest on $780,"
600 worth OF Ats bonds, neld by the trust
company. The Dallas Electric company
Is owned by Boston syndicate, Of which
Walter Abbott is the president. Mr.. Alb
bott reached Dallas today.
The announcement Of the recelyershlp
win create keen interest ia Dallas when
given TO the public tomorrow. For two
months the company and the STANDARD
Light and Power company have been un-
der investigation by the municipal com
missloners of Dallas, charged with con-
D
mlssioners decided that consolidation had
been proved and the offending companies
were reported to the States attorney gem
eral for prosecution under the Texas
antitrust laws. The new turn In affairs
may compicate the litigation The com
panies were expecting strike tomorrow
OF the union electrical workers, who to-
day demanded that their wages be in
creased from $3.50 day to So, and tnar
eight hours constitute days work, The
electrical companies OF the city at this
afternoons conference asked to be given
until tomorrow to make a reply. The
union granted the request, declaring,
however. that If their demands were not
acceded TO a strike would be ordered
The United States court receiyershlp may
affect the strike proposition. so fur as the
Dallas Elective is concerned.
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So Lumher Coming In.

Galveston, Texas, November 12.-Stc-
phcn Barton OF the Red Cross society
stated to a Post reporter today that the
responses so far from the appeals for
building material to construct homes for
the homeless OF Galveston Indicate that
the presumption that the lumber dealers
OF Texas and Louisiana would furnish
enough material to build the homes was
an error The dealers are not responding
enough in fact TO make showing. Mi,
Larton says that this 3 pr baby due TO
the fact thar appeals were not made
while the attention OF the country was on
Galveston. The matter was brought TO
the attention OF the central commi tee
hut for some reason they delayed in CO.
operating with Mr. Bart in the matter
for two weeks and TO this delay is at >.
tr butablo the alowness OF the responses,
Mr.. Barton has been in several Of me
Northern cities since he was In Galveston
last month and he is a little gloomy over
the Quito tor further aid. lie says that
all over the North he Is met with The
question. Are the people down there
going to rebuild on the same place" In
the North the idea seems TO prevail that
the city was almost entirely wiped out
They do not know that the large business
interests here are scarcely affected ana
that the city will 90 on as usual aud u
is hard to make them believe that the
people are going to continue living here
as before
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MARSHAL GRANTS COURSE
WENT TO ANDERSON TO INVESTI-
GAZE POsTNIAsTER's COMPLAINT.
Citizens Denied that j. Y. Scott Had
Been Made to Leave and Prom
Used Him Protection.

Navasota, Texas, November IA dis
patch from Anderson at O'Clock says
that United States Marshal John Grant
and deputy arrived here this morning
to investigate the irregularities grow
ing out of the absence of Postmaster
J.. Y. Scott from his official duties. He
called on Mrs. Scott at the postoffice
and then on citizens in town to see how
matters really stood.
Judge T. c. Burlington called mass
meeting Of citizens at 2 O'Clock. Dr.
Grant addressed the meeting on his du-
ties and stated THAI he came as rep
resentative of the government, but above
Gil a representative OF the people.
1T is a fact" said he, that there
has been some trouble in Grimes county,
and especially In Anderson, but the con-
dition OF affairs were not what | had
expected. 1t had been represented to me
that the organization known as the White
Mans Union association OF Grimes county
had, by threats and intimidations, forced
the postmaster at Anderson to abandon
his office through fear of bodily harm.
The remarks / here make are aot in
tended to have any bearing on the polit-
ical situation in Grimes county. was
sent here to investigate affairs growing
out of -Ne absence Of Postmaster Scott
from his office and my instructions from
the government were to take charge OF
the situation, TO protect government
property and the postmaster in the peace
full discharge of his official duties. I'M
der my instructions ! could have brought
an armed force here and marshalled the
town; but / have never been compelled
TO resort TO the use of force in my dis
trict to restore disturbed localities to
their normal condition. All / want here
is to have the postmaster safely IN
stalled, and / want the people here to
say to me that they will each and every
one assist me in protecting the post
master at Anderson in the discharge OF
his official duties and with such as
suranee / will feel that / can guarantee
TO Postmaster Scott that he will be un-
molested In his duties as postmaster"
Judge Burlington asked that every one
in the house who considered his word
as good as his bond to rise All rose.
Then he asked that every man present
that would help protect Mr.. Scott In his
official duties rise, and again the vote
was unanimous
DIR. Grant spoke again, and said that
he would not only request Mr.. Scott to
return, but would urge him TO do so
For" said he cit Is to the interest oil
every citizen that Mr.. Scott continue to
run the office until the irregularities
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Austin, Texas, November 1.-THE follow
ing charters were filed today with the secre-
tary CT state:
The Perkins Plumbing and supply company
of Beaumont; capital stock $4,000. Incorpora-
tors: b. C, Perkins G. o. Perkins ana w.
Y. Fuqua
The Bonham Retail Grocery company of
Bonham, capital stock $1,000, Incorporaiors
w. h Bizzell, r. d. Potts. l.. p. Thomas
and r. G. Bragg.
The Arkansas Lumber company OF Wells,
Cherokee county; capital stock s25. 900 In
corporators: II, G. Williamson, e. h. Will
hanson and w. II. Holmes
The Baird Athletic association OF Baird;
capital stock 500. Incorporators: r. W.
James, Q. s. Boyles and 9. Ii. nahan.
The Chechian Moravian Literary Union of
Cyclone, Bell county; capital stock $3.50. In
corporators: Frank Rundus, John Holan and
Joseph Sineil.
Rogansvlle Lumber company Of Rogans.
vide. Jasper county; capital stock. 81, 900.
The Stringfelow Hume Hardware company
of Amarillo; captal stock 500 600
The Non Breakable Tnsulator company Of
T. PGEo; capital Ock Sl0o00O.
TIC Pipkin Blair Drug Co, of Waco
amended its charter by Increasing It's capital
stock from $1,000 to 5000
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Galveston, Texas. November 12,-Chas
J. Delano, c. otey, Chicago; John i!
Rivoire, Waco; James II Masterson. city
Dallas; C, NJ. Fernold. st. paul; s, S
Sutherland, St !. uis; E, ~ Davis. Chi
cage; NJ, 7, Hoffman. city; G. II. Turner
4 NJ. Campbell Palestine. II, c. Darrell
Chicago; Albert Bloom. Cincinnati; Loull
II. Klrd, Austin; w G. Ieuke Cleburne
A. c. Byrnes, city: Miss Emma Jones
Dallas; G. SInshoimer. Calvert: ID. y
Watson. Giddings; 3. S Matson. For
Worth; \. A. Goset Dallas; J. l.. Mis-.
trot, Hsaco; u. Seharn, Jennings; j. B
Quigley. Rochester; ] ~ Warren city
r. S. Grinstead. w. II, clint, Houston
Mrs NJ. e. Patrick Lott
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KATY COLLISION AT SHERMAN.
One lrainman Was Killed and Several
Others Were Seriously Injured.

DEAD.
THOMAS WEAVER, fireman on freight
train; residence Denlson
INJURED.
Charles Reouch. engineer on freight
train. severely cut about tho head. body
bruises; residence Denison.
Charles Young, engineer on passenger
train, legs broken, and perhaps fatal IN
ternal hurts; residence Denison.
j. G. Reeser. express messenger. cnt
about the head body bruises; one finger
crushed OFF, residence Donlson.
X. NJ. Grace. front brakeman on freight
train, bruised about the body; residences
Denisop
Ed. Bingham. brakeman on passenger
train bruised about head aud stunned I;
slight injuries
c. A. Andrews, hurt about head and
chest, but not considered dangerous resi-
dence sherman.
J. NJ. Gillespie, hurt to right leg; resi-
dence Denison
b, l., Richards, general Earring ana
slight bruises TO body; residence Sher-
man.
II. NJ. Cecil, building and bridges de-
partment, Missouri Kansas ANA Texas
railway; hurts 10 back; residence DENT
son.
sherman, Texas. November 1.-THE
1o:45 a. m. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
outbound passenger train which left the
Pecan street station at 1855 p IN. coll
llded with freight about ten blocks
north OF the passenger station with the
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holders will go into court at once Il they
are not promptly paid
Adjutant General Scurry returned this
morning from Anderson.
Real estate transfers for the past week
amounted to $50, 7l720.
Mir James e. Kain and Miss Daisy Scar
brough were united In marriage last night at
the home OF the groom, Rev. DR.. Lawber
officiating
Rev. W. II. Claggett of Texas is conducting
n revival service at the Northern Presbyto-
rlan church.
w, A. Stewart of cieburnc is in town for a
few days
MAJOR Campbell OF Hampstead is in town
for few days.
The governor this morning appointed Chns.
D. Green, Jr., commissioner OF deeds for the
State of Missouri, at Kansas city.
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Galveston Texas, November l2'-Chlet
Amundsen states that his department Is
so short of men that he VIII be forced
to call upon few OF tho 100 citizens who
were Commissioned special officers Few
weeks ago TO take billy and walk beat
next Saturday night. These Specials"
will probably let out a large roar as a
result of this determination on the part
Of the chief. But he says policeman is
a policeman with him and that somebody
Will have to lend a helping hand TO pre-
serve the peace and dignity OF the town
There we're more arrests during the
past month than any other month TINS
year. The usual ollense is drunkennes2.