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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31

Gen. Pietrus Jacobus Joubert COM
mardant general of the Transvaal forces.
be tier known as Pet Joubert, or 'Slien
Pet (Slim Peter. was born about q,
years ago. He was descended from an OLD
French Huguenot family which settled
in South Africa many years ago. He was
born in Cape Colony, but was taken nv
his parents, when seven years old, to tae
orange Free State, where he was laugh
froIc early childhood to shoot straight
ard hate the British.
He. is described as having been utterly
fearless. Of schooling. he had but little.
anN he never saw a newspaper until Iti
was 10 years old. In spite of this, his
ambition prompted him to read the few
books he could obtain. and he succeeded
IN obtaining a fair knowledge of history
ami languages.
tai by the British his family removed from
Natal and settled in the Transvaal. Soor
afterwards he became a burgher of the
South African Republic and a daring
lighter. 1t was claimed in his behal:
that he could lead a body of men more
successfully against hostile natives than
came to be so feared by the natives that
the knowledge that he was At the head OF
a punitive expedition usually resulted IL
tl.eir surrender.
Il was during these wars with the ia
tives, that Joubert became acquainted
with Paul Kruger. and the two men b..
came bosom friends. He was elected
vice-president of the TransVaal in 1876
defeated Sir George Colley at Majubd
hill in 1881. and acted as president of IT,
republic in 1881, during kruger's alb
sence in Europe.
Gen. Joubert was always in favor n
the use of force instead of diplomacy, ant
President Kruger. on several occasions
hal great difficulty in depressing his ho;
headed colleague, notably, in 1879. whrl
Joubert, with Kruger and Pretorlus wa.
planning the rebellion TO overthrow Brit
ish rule in the Transvaal. The result wa
Majuba Hill and the practical |independ
ence of the Transvaal.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
Body Identified.

Moline. H., March 2S.-The body of
the young woman found floating on a
cake of ice in the Mississippi river,near
Fort Madison, Ia. has been identified
as that of Miss Nina Miller, of Milan,
Ill, who disappeared January /, There
is much speculation as to the manner
of her death.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31

~Greenyille, Miss. March 2s.-The nc-
gro, Will Edwards. alias Wing"
Smith, who murdered Edward Il. Jack
son at Dulaney's levee camp, last
week. WAS hanged NY 4 mob, to a VA
ZOO & Mississippi Valley railroad
TuesdaN.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
ROERs AT I~ADYBRAND.
The Dispatch Telling of 1t II
Not Strictly Reliable.

London, March 2s.-A dispatch from
Maseru, Basutoland, dated Tuesday,
March 81, says the apparently reliable
reports hat the Beers are re-entering
Ladybrand cause the presumption that
the British troops have crossed the
line of the Boer retreat towards
Kroonstadt, and that a fight or sur
render LEI Lady5rand is imminent.
AS Mascru dispatches are not distin-
guished for their accuracy, and as the
British force lear Ladybrand, under
Col. Pitcher, is quite small nothing very
| definite seems likely to result from the
operations.
Mnfeking still Holding Out.
Further advices from Mafeking. dat
ed March l6, reiteratS nat all was
well there, and that the Gordon was
not SO tightly drawn, the Beers allow
ing natives to pass through their
lines, which they hod previously for
hidden.
BOer Escaped.
The native refugees are reported to
he too stupid and lazy to work OF take
cover from the shells. They gather in
crowds around the soup kitchens, and
have to be driven away when the warn
Ing bell RUS.
The bombardment. just previous t,
the dispatch being sent, had been un
usually vigorous, and it was added thai
It was probable that before long tn,
rations would be still further reduced
Two Boer prisoners escaped from
the camp at Simonstown, March 26
The sickness there is undated, anC
many of the prisoners ore in a serious
condition.
Word From Butler.
The only word from Gen. Butler
q report Of the officers who have re
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31

Rotterdam, March 2s.-The Holland
American line steamer ~Statendam,
from New York, March II, for this
port, went aground at Maasluis dur
ing a snow storm. She will probably
flcat next tide.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
Worst Blizzard of the cSason.

Mellette. 5. D..March 2s.-rhe worst
blizzard of the season prevails here.
Twenty inches of snow fell during
the night and a heavy north wind /.
blowing. However. the temperature is
moderate.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31

New York. March 2s.-A special TO
tic Herald from Washington, says:
1t is learned from an excellent diplo-
Totic authority that the UnitedStatcs
is the only nation whose official mail
t. and from Pretoria is not subject TO
the scrutiny of the British censors IN
Cape Town and Durham.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
Reduction In Sugar.

New York. March 2S.-Arbuckl.
Brothers have announced a reduction
o. five points in the price of all grades
Of refined sugars.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
Horton Law Repeal Fiji Passed.

Albany. y. y. March 2S.-The hill
repeating the Horton boxing law
PASSED the senate to-day ard now GOES
to the governor for his signature.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
HcaNN SNOW In IoMn.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, March 2S.--A
heavy snow storm has stopped the
street car traffic, and promises TO con.
tinue. Train service has not been de-
lsyed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31

Berlin, March .s.-rhe rcichStaS
the budget bill and adjourned
rCr the Easter holidays until April "A.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
SOUTH AFRICAN SCRAPS.
Sir Alfred Miner, British High
Commissioner, Arrives at
Bloemfontein.
MOVEMENTS OF FRENCH AND CLEMENT.
Beers Said to he Re-Entcrtng Lady
hrnnd-MafekinE still holding
Out-WOrd From DuIler-The Pc
Rod Of Inaction IL Coming to IN
End.

London, March 2s.-The British high
commissioner, Sir Alfred Miner. ar
rived Mt Bloemfontein Tuesday night.
and was met by Lord Roberts and his
gfutf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
Arrived at Port Artbur.

st. Petersburg, March 2S.-The Rus
sian squadron which recently called at
Chemulpo, Korea, has arrived at Port
Arthur.
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proceeded to cross-question Mr.. Ma
arum rather severely upon the duty
OF a consul to remain at his post dur
ing complications.
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To Vote Next Tuesday.

Washington, March 2s.-The senate
has agreed to vote on the Puerto Rico
bill at four o'clock en- Tuesday next.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
Sir AIfred's Mission,

According to a dispatch from Bloem-
fontein, published in the second edi-
ton of the Times, the high commits
sioncr's visit is of a private nature. 1t
is thought this can scarcely be any
thing but an official subterfuge, the
question of the ~pacification of the Free
State, and the treatment of the insur-
gents, doubtless, being discussed be-
tween Lord Roberts and Sir Alfred
Miner.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
Cotton.


Quotations for middling range as fol-
lows: St. Louis, 97-1Gc; New York. 95sc:
Memphis, 7-l6c.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31

New York. March 2S,-Money on call
steady at 4d4l2 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4AG5l2 per cent. Sterling eS-
change firm with actual business in banl-
srs' bills at 4S6 for demand and at 4S2lsy
4S294 for sixty days. posted rates, 1850
tSSl, and 4S6ieH4S7; commercial bills, 1926
aS2l9; silver certificates. 60A d6lAc. Bar
silver, $3.50. Mexican dollars, 47$Ac, Gov.
ernmnt bonds easier.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-03-31
GEN. PET JOUBERI DEAD.
The Army of the Transvaal Repub-
lie Has Lost Its Command
ant General.
HE WAS KNOWN ASAFEARLESS FIGHTER.
Trained From ChiidhOo 10 shoot
hit md Hate the British. He
Never Lost sight of His Antipnthy
He Commanded the Beers mt Mn
juba Hill.

/ %retoria, March 2s.-Gen. Joubert
d.ed Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock.
l.: had been suffering from "A stomach
complaint. The town is plunged inti
Ian; general and upright and honora-
Bile gentleman.
SEafrV, nf .Vnuhot.s Coreer
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French Occupies Flour Mills.

According to the same dispatch,
Gen. French. previous to returning to
Bloemfontein, occupied the flour mills
near Batter, which are considered an
important acquisition.
Reports from Rockville and other
towns say the surrender of arms TO
the British continues satisfactorily.
Worst Blizzard of the Season.
Gen. Clements column entered
Fauresmith Tuesday, March 27, having
previously occupied Lagersfontein'
Magistrates were appointed. the proc
lamation was read, bands of music met
the troops, and flags were flown. The
scenes resembled the American occu'
patton of Puerto Rican towns.
steyn'~ Daughter Was There.
Among the spectators at Faure-
smith was President Steyn's daughter
Heavy rains made Gen. Clements
march hard. and are causing sickness
among the troops.
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River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.

= Fall. Trace. Frozen.
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Boer Prisoners Escaped.
Word From Butler.

The only word from Gen. Butler is
q report of the officers who have re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
Rev. maxwell, Ha. Resigned.

Temple, Texas. January is.-At the
morning service of the First Baptist
church Sunday morning the pastor, Rev.
w. X. Maxwell, rendered his resigna-
ton. Under the terms Of contract be
tween the pastor and church three months
notice must be given by either side so
that the resignation does not take effect
at once. The resignation does not ccine
from any quarrel or dissatisfaction on
either side and was indeed great sur
prise TO large majority OF the congre-
cation. Rev. Maxwell has been the Bap
list pastor here for more than twelve years
and this step is only taken after careful
and earnest consideration, 10 which the
pastor feels that change Of ministers will
be well for the church. He has q nunbsr
OF calls open 10 him, but will not accept
any OF them at present. During dis lopg
residence here Rev Maxwell has prob
ably endssred himself to the whole pub
lie moro than any one man in Temple and
many's the word OF consolation and act Of
charity that have been hts, the result OF
which has been healed breaches in both
family and business partnerships.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
KILLING AT EAGLE LAKE.
HfIderbrapdt Lived for some Time
After BetnM shot.

HtIderbrapdt Lived for Some Time
After Beinm shot.
Eagle Lake, Texas. January 1s.--Yes-
terday at 80 p, 10, VIII mellow and VIII
Hilderbrandt became Involved In a quafrel
on tho streets and after few hot words
Hilderbrandt drew a dirk and Mcpow a
pistol. Hilderbrandt was shot twice, the
fret shot taking effect just under the nose.
coming out through the left side OF the
mouth; the second shot took effect Jupt
above the left ear and lodged In the
head. Mr.. Hilderbrsndt fell unconscious
on the spot and never regained conscious
ness, although he lived till o'clock this
morning. mellow was arrested and car
ried TO Columbus Jail and is awaiting the
coroner's verdict II the investigation
proves that he is entitled to bond he will
waive examination and await the action
of the grand jury in March, otherwise he
will have preliminary trial.
Tho bullet that struck Mr.. Hildarbrandt
in the mouth struck window shutter
after passing through and glanced off fully
100 yards and struck China Robertson, coll
ored, exactly on the same spot II did Mr.
Hiiderbrandt, going through his upper lip,
knocking out two front teeth and he caught
and stopped II between his Jaw teeth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
WHAT IS AN ACHE?


up It's strength.
What does 1t iackl
Iron.
The strength Of iron can literally b. made
out OF iron. All doctors prescribe ircn for
weak constitutions, or would like TO-
But most iron Preparations blacken the
Dr. Hsrter va. ,hs rst phys's e d an.
cover q pieasant-tastipn preparation OF Iron.
which does not blacken the teeth, It 10 pre-
Pared from The pyropb9csphste q ifon, tesog.
OF iron.
Il Is called Or. fIarter's Iron Tonic.
Rackache, sideachc, musclsache. headache
anu all other aching pains can be driven out
with Dr. Harters Iron Tonic. II cures chill
THIS iron goes into your blood, and from
csocsss gnow wSsn s SSS sss' r nafd .srs
that there 10 iron in II. Doctors, that red
blood har iron IN II,
rss n people 1.ss l5Sn to color their blood
Red, strong, robust people With bright,
bleed; and all the IRON strength that Eoss
Or, Hsrtsrs Iron Tonic win give sAls
strength to you, " you want H.
TO be wall. TO- be strong, 70 ts free tron
pain, to have bright eyes and = clear, freSh
Dallas, Tex. Dec. ls. 1897.
"Dr. Harter Medicine Co.. Dayton, ohio.
"Gentlsmsn: have suffered from kidney
?, free distribution Of Dr., Hsrtsrs lren Tonic.
In our local papers, and secured q sample
bottle, which relieved me. bought two large
size bottles. aud must say was surprised 70
md myself so much better by It's use have
no doubt hut what Ave bottles will perfect an
absolute cure. hear many nice things said
about Or. Harter's Iron Tonic In Dallas.
DAVID CUMMfNs.
"Betterton Circle. Pecan street, Oak cllfs
Sold everywhere
Sample doss OF DR.. Harters Little Liver
Pills and Book OF Dreams mailed tree.
Address HAnTER, Dayton, y.
DR., Harter's Little Liver Pills DO the busi-
ness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
MURDER TRIALS AT ANeLEroN.
DANIELS aud Ruxcly Acquitted ana
boone Given Two Years.

Boone GIVEN Two years.
Angleton, Texas. January Monday
afternoon the case OF state vs.. Ed Daniels,
for the killing OF negro about ave years
ago. was taken up. II will be remem-
bered by those who are familiar with this
case that Daniels killed three negroes. At
former term OF court he was tried and
came clear on one OF the cases and this
trial was on the killing OF one Of the
other two. The evidence was substantially
this Same In all OF the cases. The Daniels
family lived In . negro settlement on the
banks OF the Brasos river Ave or six miles
above Velasco, and there seems TO be no
question but what the negroes were in the
habit OF imposing on the younger mem
bers OF the family. and on different COCA
sions went so far as TO whip some OF the
children. Mr.. Daniels was very old and
feeble man. and was almost compelled to
put up with the outrages. His son. Nd
Daniels, sailed sloop between Velasco
and Galveston. and while home one morn
ing iittse difficulty started In which the
young man took hand, and In a few min
utes there were three dead negroes. This,
In short, is q history OF the case, The
trial took all OF Monday afternoon and
nearly all OF Tuesday. The Jury was out
but a few minutes and returned verdict
OF acquittal. The other cases will be dis
missed.
The case OF the state vs. Ed Boone, col
ored. CHARGED with killing another coicred
man. went to trial Wednesday and oc-
cupied tho entire day. The evidence de-
veloped showed that the man killed was
too familiar with Boone's wife. The YER
diet gave Boone two years in the peniten-
tiary.
The case OF Sheriff A, j, Hugely OF Mata-
gorda county was called Wednesday af-
ternoon. Rugciey, with l.. Walter Brown
and q. w. Baker, were indicted In Bra
soria county for killing negro by the
namo OF Ed Howard last year; Howard
murdered Alvin Fitzpatrick, foreman OF
DR. Rugeiey's plantation, in the spring oil
1885. He was pursued by the sheriff and
posse and arrested near Columbia, In this
county. After having supper the party
started TO take their prisoner back 10
Matagorda county, whsn he made break
for liberty and was shot by some one in
the crowd. After hearing the testimony
for the State, District Attorney Pinckney,
who saw that case was not made out
asked that the Jury bring in verdict for
acquittal. The cases against Brown and
Baker were then dismissed. Practically
the entire bar OF the county had volun-
teered Its services on behalf Of the de-
| PENDANTS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
WEBSTER TRUCK GROWERS.
Have ARRANGED for the Marketing d
Enn In In


Have ARRANGED for the Marketing of
Cnnteioupea.
Webster, Texas. January iT--Mr. Nat
wetEel. president OF the Western Poultry
and Game company OF st. Louis, came
here today from League City. where yes
terday he was the guest of honor at au
oyster roast arranged for his entertain
ment and at which IT is reported he as
tablished new championship record for
the coast country. In the absence of the
medal. which failed TO arrive In time for
the ceremony, he was awarded "highly
honorable mention" Mr.. Wetzel was ac-
companied by Mr.. ED Sells OF the Amer
lean Refrigerator Transit company. The
party was entertained hero today at the
home OF Colonel Joyner on Webs OF
Heights and enjoyed a substantial dinner
IT. which no oysters appeared on the menu
in Difference to the feelings, OF Messrs
wetEel and Sells.
At 2 D. m. Mr.. wetzel met the truck
growers al the school house. where a
large attendance greeted him. general
discussion WAS entered into regarding tbs
crop prospects marketing products, etc
which developed the fact that conditions
were unusually favorable FOR a prosperous
season. Mr. Wetzel submitted proposi-
ton looking to the disposition OF thu
cantaloupe crop, which was fayorably
acted on by the growers. Mr.. Wetze
numbers the entire community as his
friends as the result of the treatment
accorded by him IN his dealings with thu
people,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
supreme court.

FoESttoE &VutL
Austin, Texas. January is.--The fol-
lowing proceedings were had In the SUI
preme court today;
Applications refused: Provident Savings
Life Assurance Society Of New York VS..
Florence 5, oliver. from Harris; II. j.
Scott ct al VS.. State OF Texas, from Clay
Zilphia stephens VS.. NJ. Summerneid ct
al, from Dallas; Fred Washington VS.. Tex
arkana and Fort Smith Railway Company,
from Bowie. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company OF Texas VS., William |.
sherman. from Williamson; City OF Mar
vhall vs.. Katie McAllister from Harrison;
thdoue & Lobit VS.. .. Gonzales ct al, exc
tutors. from Galveston.
Application dismissed for want OF juris-
diction. John 5. Gregory vs.. Gulf and In
terstate Railway Company, from Harris.
Applications granted: N. S. Mccartney
VS.. s. ]. Mccartney. from McLennan;
American Freehold Land Mortgage Com
pany VS.. A. Macdonald ct al, from Bexar
A. Macdonald Ell al VS.. American Free
hold Land Mortgage Company. from
Bexar: r. T. Blair VS.. Lille s. Blantou
ct al. from Bexar; Mrs, Mary Roots VS.
B. T.. Robertson. administrator. OF al,
from Hopkins.
Certified questions answered, dismissed;
Western Union Telegraph Company VS.
Sallie Burgess, from Jefferson.
Submitted. Galveston. Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway Company VS.. Solo
mon jackson. from Bexar; Charles S,
Vidor ct al VS. A. d. Rawlins ct al. from
Dallas,
Set for January 25: w. H. Kimbrough
VS.. w. W. Barnett from Harris.
Motions for rehearlng submitted Mich
olas Hanrck ct nj VS.. 70. ]. Guriey ct al
1.-TWO motions). from Falls county; Nor
gan Jones, receiver, ct al VS., John u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
OPPOSE CHEAP POSTAGE BILL.
BeeviIIe Business Mems League Has
Adopted Revolutions.

Beeville. Texas. January 1s.-At meet
ing OF the Beeville Business Mems league
yesterday afternoon resolution strongly
condemning the cheap postage bill now be-
fore congress and citing the harm its en-.
actment into law would entail upon the
retail merchants OF the country and call
ing upon the representatives OF the peo-
pie In both houses OF congress TO prevent
lite passage, was adopted. COMMITTEES
was also appointed TO get up and circulate
a petition TO be forwarded 10 the repre-
sentative from this district and to ths
Texas senators urging upon them the ne
cessity OF using their best endeavors To
prevent the passage OF the BILL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
HIGHER COURTS.
First District.

Galveston Texas, January 1S.--Follow.
ing are proceedings in the First court of
appeals today:
Affirmed: w. G. Cole ct al vs.. Georgia
d. Swanson, from Anderson; p II. & +.
NJ Roots Company We. f. NJ. Pettigrew,
from Liberty; John j. Foley VS.. Emily
Donnellan ct al. from Harris; e. Muncy
VS.. American Brewing Association, from
Harris; Mrs. C. H. Mayfeld ct al VS.. w.
A. Robinson ell al, from Fort Bend G. f.
Dickey VS.. j. C, Cox, from Smith.
Reversed and remanded: ST. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company Of Texas
VS.. j. j. Gill. from Smith; ]. q, Jalufka
ct al vs. George Matejek ct al. from La
yaca; Joseph Cross VS.. L. N. Morris, from
Rusk
Reformed and affirmed; Frank Matula
VS. j. Lane, from Fayette; ]. Q. League
VS.. The State OF Texas, from San Angus
tine.
Motions for rehearing refused. W. j.
Moore ct al VS.. C. G, Vogel, from Harris;
E. l.. Wilson Hardware Company vs.. An
derson Knife and Bar Company. from JEFF
ferson; George Henkel vs.. Galveston, Har-
rsburg and San Antonio Railway Com
pany, from Colorado; w. c, Lane ct al
vs. J. NJ. Scale guardian, from Leon; j.
r. O'Rourke ct al VS.. e. N. Chopper ct al,
from f1dfTlss lehdS anu sHN" 04iNe-.' ANN'f
road Company ct al vs. Gulf and Interstate
Railway Company OF Texss from Jetfer-
son: W. ]. Moore ct al VS.. @. q. Vogel
from Harris; Clara G.. Bats ct al VS.. w,
j. Moore eli al, from Burleson; NJ. Ham
& Bro. VS.. A. G. Wangemaun ct al, from
Dewitt; International and Great Northern
Railroad Company VS.. W. II. Brooks,
from Anderson
Motion to add to and correct findings
OF fact granted Texas and New Or
leans Railroad Company ct al vs.. Gulf
and Interstate Railway Company OF Texas,
from Jefferson.
Motion 10 suppress assignments OF error
taken with case; l. D, Howard ct al vs..
l.. Schwarz & Co, from Waller.
New appeal bond filed and case rein-
| stated: o. NJ Carter VS.. Forbes Lsth.
Manufacturing Company, from Harris.
Cases submitted; R. j. Polasek, guar
dian, VS.. Henry Janesek, from LAYaca
Frank W. Iams ct al vs.. Laura S. Root
OF al, from Harris; L. d. Howard ct al
VS.. L. Schwarz g. Co.. from Waller; j. 4.
Bellar VS.. City OF Beaumont, from Jeffer-
son; Coleman B. DeWalt VS.. Houston
East and West Texas Railway Company.
from Polk; Brush Electric Light and
Power Company VS.. b. Lefeyre and Wife,
from Galveston; Gulf. Western Texas
and Pacific Railway Company VS.. Geol ge
Letsch and Wife, from Dewitt; William
Jacobs VS.. II. Dahl. from Dewist.
Postponed TO January %: San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway Company VS.
Mary E. Lynch ct al, from Dewitt.
Set for submission on February 1, 1900:
Aetna Life Insurance Company vs.. Ardella
A. Hicks ct al. from Colorado; J, 5