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doing all they can L win support Tor II
on both sides of the House
Although there is 10 ~rnSitiv" opposition
To- this bill. it * appreciated that. because
of the disposition OF the leaders 10 keep
down all appropriations until winter. tnttt
may be "A ag>ir,. Ia report an amount les
than 81. ,si. tir. Tt. suggestion has been maze
to-day that the committee may rt'oiniilSiu
SEtv-.Hft This would not he hudl. Inc
Senate ELi,ubtet.iy viii pass IN" hlii WITH
the full appropriation The action OF thc
House could he r"ulydiei in conference but
som. delay might arise from that means OF
TsachiuS IN agreement
The friends of :bv Iii are collecting tatd
81 the appropriations made for pleNlous
fairs. and the u'cnhcrS Ui the special com
mitte- are ais studying these HsufcS- II
seems that several members of the com
mittee axe willing 10 report the fuii amount.
but tina. two or three are Inclined to re"iuce
il. In order to ret an early report ON the
hill. a compromise may lie necessary. This
would nut the b.ll before the House with
something less than IN" S5@".9D provision
The friends of the Fair believe the bill
has Sufficient strength to increase the
amount in the ItoGSe. but owing to the
s~hortness of the session they desire to
avoid long debate. Therefore. they are
bending their efforts TO get the committee
tu agree upon the full amount. They look
for "a report Wednesday. favorable in
terms. with a possible reduction of the
amount. They do not. however. despair of
eettiu. this increased. and are still quite
hopeful that the full amount viii be pro-
vidci by the Hou *, either in committee or
after the bin goes on the calendar.
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Express irr!c.. NJ. -. holy its regular meet
,nS ~ its new quarter. jefferson aVert.a and
There was 4 very Eooi ATTENDANCE TwU aprli,a
li''!- N"r" received aai three earlier aulti. ants
VT" instructed in III" work. The hat .f1.reI
N ffE':"' ~ fs a HfiE' to I've drawn fn~. We
a'' h% ne II tho rITfi-It-S If the evening.
l1ptrsr y viii furnish e handsome u.,hralr
'Uifil'd q" draw. The deputy Sur--Hn. rr.SsI.u.
VIII aiS' lTa~ff docks &" thn>" Whu h4y" rr,-
cured Iwo candidates.
'k"!'snharl I-y!a'. No. AZ. m.' a, old Fellow 3
iiali. 'helieEham.. Thursday night. One appli
C3l"n was received and cUe approval. The ,hair
"t orator WIS DECLARED vacant and Erc-he =
NJ DAVIS Was elected to ill the vacancy. He
'alled ur.on Iirnthcr Glllican. who responded will.
2 bass solo Rhine Wine" Brother Cumming
nam gave a song ard 4 stirring recital on
r"w. "IHLa Dam" and other comic s.,Ir1
HrIIher JHiin pio'sr,as n entertained with iokas
ana humorous stories. other members furnished
'nlGyahl" ut:n'efs. Will" al! snore! cigars Do
nat! by !'r"ih-r ". II. Hughes. who was Re
yrnt!N married, u ladies night entertainment
Is t"ing arranged IOr.
Missouri Lodge. *. =. M, a, odd Fellow.
huilflng. Saturday night. Tho COMMITTEE on
Consolidation Wrh Atlantic i~f-s. No. -. -
ported eyeryihir- moving along SATISFACTORILY.
ing he month II Eiay. as soon as the sure m,
l@IlS" granted tn" necessary d.SIs nSatiau.
h"ni b0dsc. M -. met AZ NerSsu's I,aiI
TUESDAY night. MAY :. with . very cnti at
Tendance. on" anniiration and one ap1roVa wer.
fecriE" i. Orator sfanst" presented = programme
which WAS cn!ovel hy all pr,S.u;.. H-tth,rx .ror.r
llrfrnharE and Eun.N from rhelterhau La.
AMI Deputy Supreme President Iemming v-r.
Meetings for the coming week are; M.,a,v
Pilot. TUESDAY. BOND. Ws.,,.s.,,r - 1871. ~.
THURSDAY. Express and Crsl;rnham: SatIriay,
Missouri
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az" annual visit nf tn. supreme officers WIS
Hl'-1e - Ni~iia'tuf toGUri!. ". =" .l ri"s l9 !
. 'HlGS, @Hf address 'r fnr aims m! .hstr IS
- ~" "r'ar w"r" made h. ErtIncr> = tt.
.IT2.t. : = $. X Thomas : Eru,t-ra. =. T..
fEEi0nG. William : :, Adam. =. :. Iurrau an /
'".1 Sh'lN- chief sir l>ui-ht >. = E.arl I'll
extended a "nr1iti v-lrlWr - ID. VISITORS. Re
rl"'nN"> on 'f!al! of t.- rpulrli Yer. Vitti, 10y
ffih.rs i'rfI.tN aUI 1'FlsH-r'. and by Broth
trS - = ah"v. g. ~. Brewer. NJ = Ncti"ury.
u tra'H. ,. Barry ana uth..s. Six dnpiiya I'an=
~'r" received. and uromiS.S ~ several nor. f. r
'H' nrNt me JnS The following visits wlI g..
hHtH' ~ f' srHt'm" officers this week: MONDAY
"Wednesday "E'u.US To- 'h" Z intern itauA.
''' ":'rr -til continue IN H. rrnSp.r'us on
"i'i''- Az rlaiulS ,U' UtAt and m ahii gatinu~
az 'Nt>'SnTiT;E. h" las psvnl- at~ mad" Nsr"
w'ihin tvrury -four hen r. after tho proof ii .l.sth
t1G lr"r '~'nE;,'i hV ~" txt,ui.v. Ia,ayI
l"" r7'n'S II the Sr"ra~-'Lt "pGlE-f5.ur~ IN the
p'iyE 'rsi"S: VII b. VI,h'ish-d next u-..H.
-" committees an revision If IN" Laws ard
sN'N S,h"iuir riH.H Hr~g a;,-irf-i uV he
!'s' SrUrem" Cornell. held preliminary mot
lHS ms N"tE an. VIII ,pn:inu" - nal! T.SGInt
tr'"tlIlE.s urjif it, work l. rnFni /. std. after which
y VIII %" submitted To- TN" supreme tour, II al
rs annual session in p"ioh'r. Auplisat:,n MS for
ln-m''' r~hl' have been Sled thus week Iv ~.
trifg"r -. :. {: Emerald. NJ. IT,. SIrrnl
f'AI' No. 20 = - TraTtn'S. ". - :: Vista
ti"n. y" = = Eolt NAM. NJ. -
Nj saints. No a. thicag.. III. had .lshi
mutations iasi meeting and srvr-iT Applicant lions.
- members uf No -aN tin: are lf,g To
banner.
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The oll Fellows % East II. Iouis ~.Iabra,ai
II" eighty-iFSt anniversary 10y a parade through
toe IEl cipai streets and an entertainment at the
ana Leah iiebckah lodges. and a hall at Nu-ig
Hall by I'll. subordinate lodges 1T night. Tie
programme for the afternoon was AZ follows
Music ty the band: opening ode. by the odd P.i-
iHUs: nrayes. ny the Reverend l.. IL. Temple Il
the Presbyterian Church. address IF welcome. By
dudsr D.. ". irowning: address on odd Fellow
sap. by JGigc Martin ". Schaefer Of BeIieville;
Early Days ot odd Fellow ship" by Mr.. Nor,
ga: recitation. The Portrait by Fl. NoeIk-
man: closing ode. 10y the odd Fellows.
Martha Washington Lodge gave a euoh-e and
hon at Anchor hall on April -. which WAS wei!
ratrurissd. ana all had an enjoyable time.
The Grand Lodge reports show 81. 20 members
IN Miss 7u.L. The Increase for 1898 was ? ISl. ths
lsrEsSt Il any STATE in the Union. The Increase
IN Missouri fur 1899 was =. tYs.
Benton Ind-" will have drill prncriC. rev,
W"dis-daN night. AMI tnv Wednesday following
two candidates will be Initiated Members %
the Grand Lodge VIII be present.
81. Louis Lodge gave an c-tertainmeut On
Airil y. which was well attended. Past Grar1
Master Eli Wiikersoa WIS chairman Vt the Eu-
tegJa innlsnt Committee. and called the followin-,
programme: Piar1 sulo. hy Miss Fl-nnr starr,
veal solo. by Miss Lilly Abbott Wilson; vocal
quartet. IecitafiGn. by Miss Anna Bantz. vocal
s,lo: by l. A cash: address. Tho Home. by
Z NJ sloan; rG- solo. by Miss Elpnor Stark.
recitation. by Miss Anna Bsntz and NJ. Aronson:
song, by the Temple Quartet
Alpf- Ledge bad one petition for memberShip
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s yesr of y me Is. Of June and LIST Of Iune ney,
! s%leater rriz@ IF rhl t' 1idcI N n. afi'I nann to ,sh me
ih. Proposition j. h-ine received with cnthgs.-
On ~rg.-dsy evening MAY l.. G,ard Recorder
whore h. sSsi.ted Deputy Grand M,s:aT WHrt,
ti'ip tFt" III the institution Il II nov lodge. TO-
inG members w.re p.e-,ni ff6ni Igsp,.rck r1st
,Ar":. i'n'osl. Blackwell eni uth"r reighbnrinC
tohS"s S"vfrai Interesting addresses were mad
"nG. The master workman 81 tn" new lpirc ap-
ii'a'If l. III" member t. assist him In making
M-'hsnigs' !."dye hai an oNlrs large attend
H. II rs n'rn!H-!s .n las; Thursla, "veuinE
~ HAY diyri''i II" lgiEr in tWu teams. VIII.
nm - M =, '@r a riiz% IA s"rnriG: NV ro"mn"r-
WIN Yin Cat Liz. a., as ,mes,ins IN Ia,
one can,.datr waS initiated All , nr%.''' nnri l.
iS'i.'S ""re rrr"rvcd. N'Siy,'s were present from
e., nd sea.rli s '"a l lrg@' S Sr.' hsG, \ 7'''"
r,s,' 'gIiN iriro had an Interesting meeting On
-, w." f,''iN"i ami IN" r~'u'iia7. rrt~d q" mean
'.n~r.eu teds~ had "a vrr, enthusiast, ami
|T,-,tHiic'.i.l meeting lt~t Thursday evening
me-, ~ "a> r"" i,i with =o,'t active vgrH
.'3 caudiitt"s were -'"'i"i l., haiio;~ and
h'h 'aniidat"e U'r" initiated. This trl:. 81"
I'.',lnn Icing ~" Initiation 20; tw"uty-fy" can
"'+t;"S. Every workman In N. city * invited
t. t., i'res"nf- Fh' @rau': v,lr,re viii TO" in At.
ranaiia'"- "a Wednesday e,ch.ns. MAJ .. VI
rs or" Welcome ana e good rima IS assured
I" all Whs -tfauy.
''eitn"nt5 i.ntE' har / r.ssirG meeting "a
Ni.a'tN "A~NfnS. a. which thg grand T-rfr..f
iniri'r.i -four cauitIr,,s A;ter a. regular r.al-
,,h' Il business had been disposed Of. Grand
Is" 'i''' Never delivered q snort tut instructive
ai"f-N-, after witch TIN hodge r!u>rt an: All
lGrrh
IN" 'T.fr"a rui American Nurkrncn'S s-so-
cations hate arranged during the past weah ID"
C'iehrat" ~" twenty Nftn anniversary Of the II
uFt ~ '"n''rnia Park on May -. Complimentary
t'A'tS VIII 70" furnished - al wurkm.n for the
w. .i 'N'iF families AMI friends -frnfIrft ~ Il!
i.S!trtis" lrices. ami all parties presenting
!h'h~"'N"S - tn ga" without tlrk"tS. VIII haN"
!. iaN tho aaimiSeiun isr If =. c.rts.
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FOUGHT ABOUT A NJ
John Clark Shut Four Times by His
Rival. Who E.ScaIrd.

John Clark. p shoemaker. % years old.
was shot four times and seriously wcunded
by Fred SCHNEIDER in Il light at Twelfth
street D1d Lucas aVeuG. at > o'clock yes
teriay morning. Clark is in a serious con
diticn al the CITY Hospital. and SCHNEIDER
is at large. having made his escape at the
time of the shooting. The two men quar-
relied in a house TT No. 1893 Lucas avenue
over the affections OF Il woman, and both
left the mouse.
When they reached the sidewalk Schind-
Ter. according TO thc police. pulled Il re-
vOiyer and shot five times AT Clark. four of
the bullets taking effect. one struck him
tn the right shoulder. one in the left shout
der. one in the lett arm and the other in
the right side. He was taken to the CIty
Hospital. Doctor Babler. who attended
him. stated that the wounds were serious.
but he thought Clark wOui! recover. CLARK
said he was Intoxicated at the time of the
quarrel
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Order Of Chosen Friend.

TN" EXECUTIVE Committee and IN. gr,b.-r-g.
u" ~ -. Tor the celebration Of the fy-f-.r-s--
ANNIVERSARY 81 tar orer'. met E,Nt nior, a. =.
SfI'a 'gufs.tl hffdruarf--s IN The .:I-'i 49,,
building, ~ complete ARRANGEMENTS ~ -. -,
.in.t'n ANA evening celebrations az Srt,rI,,
Park, June = fh- .nt:r- park an! Lofb -
fc':u1accS Of the vaG ieylle and mfrst Il -
: hcs'E Friends and Their Ii.vit.d eu,s,s r.
inr:taiions will he distributed during III -.
ii"ileeT N"uAciLs -" party Mul.iav nErht
VIII h" tn" opening event in the N1ay of i,1,f
council entertainment Tor May. Ever lttv a..
tending - expected II brtny ? pi- v..G -
name written on = snip NJ paper wr,rr.,r ~,
with t. pie The council. ~ra.Irga,; .Ti
"il be given {" Nov iad.n. III, at = a.fe r.,
b" announced souI.
-. isuis council next Tuasiar viii iri,saf,
four cinuidai.s and receive a number ~ n.v.
applications. S:uo. the advent Of crescent ,.1,n-
81 hy cons1ii'tatipa. this council has taken Il
Primrose ard jefferson councils last Saturday
night completed aTanG"nfuts for their cGrs,ii-
dalton. The formal cvr"luunialS Will IL. hel.l M
Primrose Council hail. NJ. ~. Chou.cau ave
nue. next SATURDAY..
Monteiore Cour.I has appointed Friends
Mrs. GU, k~0hiWe,r~. 81. and E~yG!meve-. J-
q cg;nmitt"e On ~ .':ratipn<. w,ich promises to
render a good ars,-Ht.
Pcari Council. Under the guidance Of CoiInciisr
Itud.Um and Secretary Ftchteukam. confines
Liberty .rounc,l is iii the lead in the matter of
increase u added more members and received
NOR" applications Friday hight.
lite Ladies' Auxiliary Committee met NJ The
Grand Council cfi.ce frida; afternoon and wit!
work earnestly for tho success 81 tie auniy.f-
S2EN.
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catholic knights Of tmcrira.

ih" HrIaG-'Dl'n t> frT rnr Entertainment l." l'
given hN III uf It'! city ETt1,!-S - w." "r.'r
tf hIsi, Han tins evening an" about COM
pi-t'"!- MI tn" ,i'y branches With IN" 'N'i'
u"l ~ tn" have purchased their quot ~ i'I-
cts ant stu affair premises 90 b" tn most tic
.,~~ful IN thr history 81 thr rr''"y H AM
stat"
Mrmi'r~ will wear their branch hedge. in .it-
tIt5'1 >" which tir mvWi.'> appointed Nv tH'h
branches As rshcf> and Reception commute
"'i frt'th" badges from tn chairman - W.
I'SI.r;fN" committee. VIZ: Iult.~ si.nEn'. ~
IL" i~uers and N. / tonuur IT ih' k'''F'r."
'"luuIi'i'". Ia Nh'Iu the members u. ire com
mitter Will rrV"r, 1t =. m. sharp 10" pi"-
g'dluuT viii include 'huIu> for lHlN"l N"'
catholic church "lpiI~, It. I"nifa"" 'ltinat'
cub IN tho farce "N,rlI Fools. atil WIN
lgo,m and Tag 10y tiIriy two YOUNG ElTlS uN't''
thr cuu4maTrI IT Iutru " NorihauS
lTrtlsE L. ! Dole a prnullil' nj 'h'H'''
knight "f Cincinnati -. was married last ",'N
in that ~. 80 August. Ep-r Lodge At 81 IN
drew =. Church. STATE President iiaUnau"r toe
E.alh'a The congratulations al N--i wishes 'i
IT," knights "f Missouri To- III" bird" anu &''"''''
Doctor 7 \. AV"rdi"Ck ,f '1NiuEiru. ~ -
-uir'@l" "l.rii'al "Nsriu-r { tho "f'' ~
;.~ tIfIs MaN -. 49, u u-!'Eat' IT IN" NnNil
an Medical scott II To- ID" lat"fn"i'''it.
IcutiDU It PHYSICIANS After tn r0Ir .Nfa 'h-
doc .st viii tom EtTsr.
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DAVIS FOR SECOND PLACE.
i.0um of rilc Ni~sSouriaa Launched
in Washington.
I.E.IT Ei.Ir' SPECIAL.

WASHINGTON. May In spite If the az
nruncemeut recently uai. ~ Webster ia
Wis that n" Is ont II p%uiI1i"s. som %: his
friends viii not permit him t" leave the
field thus easily. Aa .yCuia- pJper pub
ilSH'S tir .t,DnNlnS ia IL. z.-,S-s';"n 81 a
prominent ffeui u ~. Dave aha aS a "s
al interesting ulaCg new.
~ nrW uairy has been mentioned within
the Last Iwtnty-IoEr hours a. Washington
in connection with tn" vice pr"si1cntial
nomination IN tue Republican UCHet. ami
this is that OF Webster DAVIS az Missouri.
cX-Assisi@Ht secretary Of tEr Interior. aud
VINO Is now on a tnuT. making pro-B"er
speeches.
1t Is announced that Mr.. Davis'. name
VIII L., presented 10y the Missouri dSirgatiaa
at Philadelphia. and tidt ~ viii secure the
votes of the delegations from Missouri ami
Kansas. II l. Also stated that Ihr votes Of
these States have been pledged ~ him. and
that others VIII he gIFrn him if his boom
assumes enough substance 1" last until me
e, invention meets in Philadelphia. The
friends Of Mr.. Davis have pointed out that
he viii make an acceptable candidate an
account # his prn-t.uer sympathy and his
ability rs an orator and campaign worker.
They. say that "a great dea! depends upon
the reception given Mr.. Davis Tomorrow
night in New York. where he makes his
first app arapce a. "a Euvr orator. and if he
arHuscS enthusiasm ana gets Il reception
such 49, given him in other places il Will
advance his candidacy Il great deal.
"rhos., who are advocating Mr. Davis
c'aim that he vii. he able 10 so on the
stump hhi ! ~ 'hlAiiIshi1H. So AtiAO any
State and win votes for the Republican
party. A. President Mckinley has decided
not IL make "A speaking campaign. such as
h. Gid in 1886. IL wouli he Il good thing 70
place an orator IN the second place ON the
ticket. and that SIR. Davis as such c0ull
hold his own. They are anticipating "a hi-
meeting in New York tonight, and they
expect him to arouse great enthusiasm and
10 win friends for his candidacy.
After speaking Sunday nisht in New
York. Mir. Davis is going to return to WASH
in-tnn. where. Z is expected, he Will meet
i number of his friends who have his boom
I'm charge. and then h. will start on "A
tour through the South and West. deliver
IN. his lecture in favor Of the Beers.
This boom OF Mr.. Davis has been start
cd without the knowledge OF the party
manager. and his announcer ent will no
doubt cause considerable surprise. not only
to them, but to ether leaders in the Re-
~ ~
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and initiated two card:la->s Thcy haze i've
hu. iE mutation At n-N5 meeting.
y HirN Development installed tre following
1879 IShls y. Sickc ,1i-s IttrttrcE. tinii
s'thHihs'f. Sfnior warden: ti''r-" S~"idltE.
lunl"r Nar'rn. I"hn Shrrnau. h.EI. iri'-t- Fh"
ru"pfing.
'"'Hl R'l"hah Lodge viii -i," an ,u'trtain-
h'rit ai1 non next MONDAY Ei=nt. Hay :, 81
ODD Fellows Han. Chait .rh1ar
- Louis brri"r isnIg. met TUESDAY n;:ht
AMI in>'1'la1 III" fu.tuvir@ riHr.ys- !l'"m
iS'yd. i'gr"' master, Emil iti1uIuS"f. S'"i'.
iE'y. { ~ A'aru:. treasurer. Th' l-lS' WI
meet on IN" nrst aud thri IuH~-t.~ 81 "a'h
lm"'th II III" ltrG" tall. rdI r'iirw-. l1."dins.
II" ~'r"r. '"cT'r wl h" .aEf'rr-i 81 i'Nt
fi"riins MAY T.. When 'H- u."ml ~ &c 20"
''anh I!ti-c viii T." present and wines the
N"ik n! ODD Follows rr. .hEiti" &" t''""r
members vi tins iolut.
Naomi Lodge lad its usual god n'"iiu-
" ,dH'N'iaF niEhf. 80" application t"r r'r1'"f-
cNl' WAS 'vcyll"f iGs"r good e IT, "i'rr
Mr.. Carrie Mc,oimink rt,. "a ros1il-, a. .Ai
MIS- 'trHiin" fit"b and Mr. T. 7. i'ar-'7. Mss
Atinit wagner gave an organ rc-l'Il ANA ~"It.
Mss Maud" T. tiau-ht"n. tn- unhic grand. was
r'r"rl-t slsk aUn Mis- Midi, lygut occupied a."
chair. Miss tal'lin" tit,h. Ais T"S-i' ,iiiitih
'Ai Mrs F", v'r" appointed = '"lti-lt. -
receive the d-l's,r-s H. thr assembly. Nll'h
HE"'i * ~ ~" Holland building MAJ a. tn Ia
r''"'' Hotel VIII Zoe the headquarters
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Legion of Honor.

Trnior Council Ne. -. OF Kansas City. No
held a public installation II officers IN Fri,lI
evening. May : Tn" installation VAS conduct.
Ell 10y q. + Scnley supTern" representative. and
WIS followed BY entertainment. Several pianui.
solos were rendered during The evening. aisr
music by the Imperial Trio. and Il song 10y Nr
pakfori. An address on ''Th" Legion of Homer
was delivered by Max I~;"S-wald. and another
address was made by judge John ". Henry.
The Thumbs are making preparations fIr
another ceremonial Jrd feast. FOR which insi-
tatiuus Will be issued in "A lew days. ATpiica
tons for tickets should De made at the sJ.Trs me
council offices rr of W. +. LighthOlieT. Quill.
Brother q. l. boeIlng. recorder If CaEaUiple.
Council. left last week FOR Cape Meme and *
poets To return in a couple Of months,
Hyde Park .touncil met On Friday evening
and initiated one candidate and received several
applications.
Il. Louis Council met on last Monday evening
with i good Attendance. u. J. +. White ..-
signed as treasurer. and hrs gone to Mine La
Motto. Mo. to engage IN business.
lTVfug Council. NJ. . viii entertain the ST.
pr,uIe chancellor James l. Carlisle. and tho
officers and members of tho supreme council on
Tu' sday evening. May : Compton lin and ES-
c.lsior Councils have aisn been invited q. meet
wiki Irving on This Occasion. An elaborate
programme mas been prepared.
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TrNnS Civil Appeals Court.

Dallas. Tex. May 3.-Thc proceedings of
the State Court of Civil Appeals. Fifth
Supreme Judicial District. at Dallas to-day
were.
Affirmed I. l.. Bonner vs.. Il. Freedman & 90
Navarro. Texas and Pacific Railway COMPANY
Ns. 4 l. Mossley. Marion; IL. d T.. g. Ry. 60.
". ". NJ. Mathis. EiliS.
Reversed and rsmanded: Callers and Henry
rs. J W Gray. Grayson; T. J. Willis & Bro.
vs. W. F. SimSheirs. Navarro.
Motions disposed Of: Mary Miller ct al: vs.
Texas Loan Agency. to file transcript and briefs
srsrtci.
Gases submitt-d: j. II. Paul vs.. Harvey
clieuaHlt. Hill; Vince Braekens et al. vp. W, u.
Bounds. Hill.
Gases set for May 10: 7. Is. Wilson US. sam
Johnson et al. Collins; Texas Midland Railroad
~. ;. W Telephone and Telegram canun,nv
hunt; NJ. X; 7, H. Go. ". Iohn J. Chenauis
Dallas; Frank Willis ct al. vs.. J.. W. Roam psI.
las; Lsio Is Dry Goods Company rs, / ID
Gonyers ct al; Fannin; Mat Dean et al. VS.. d
II. Gibson. Collin.
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NOTICE TO CEASE BUSINESS.
Texas Attorney General to Waters
Pierce Oil Company.

fttTT FTIV SIt'TNL
Austin. Tex. May 5-The Attorney Gem
sral has served notice on the WaterS-Piercr
oil Company that it must cease To do bust
ness in Texas on and after My Is. This
applies only tn State business. OF course il
can ship III here in solid packages on inter
state shipments. but the ruling Will shut
up all its local supply depots in the State
and stop its wagon delivery system. TIL.
company il trying To obtain a permit to 10
business In the State from the SECRETARY of
State. but the Attorney General has pre-
scented him with an opinion that the permit
under the antitrust laws OF Texas cannot
be S-E.rai
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KNIGHTS of Pythias.

During the past week there has L.e,1 much
actNlty among the rleubetS of TINS order AZ
the VILE iinntrr- ia" newly organized lodge *
having all the work it Can take care Of. al.l
promises soon to equal som. of lis Older mel
beti@r-lOok'nG s.st0ls.
Cnrtona Ledge. No. 49,. on tn. LIST Of Nav eel
ebrateG the anniversary Of its oIsaniz4tfon aud
had a hoIse@wsrmin; in itsn41v hall. T,iero wsr.
a Eoodiy gathering ct Pytiidns from Hous,.n
tatCol. Willow springs and Thaycr JiranJ
Chancellor Tom II. Mcneil ard Grand Eerr.r
OF Records and seal John II Holmes were atsn
present. The new quarters wer. Beautifully
decorated and after comforting the tfre. rtnk,
the festivities ended with a banquet
N" members Of orion LF.ge. No. *. NJ Enolar
bluii. ar ex'rtinS every effort to have the meet
ing 81 the southeast Missouri Association a sue
cess on June D. II Is expected that quite a
eatnerlns or E'enhers Of the order and t-eir
S.t7rs viii be at Poplar Bluf
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BRITISH SUBJECT COMPLAINS.
Queen Turns the Matter Over TO
TeXas's Governor.
REf,TBLIC SPECi NJ

fkEfI BIIt STItT VI
Austin. Tex. May 5.-GovernOr Sayers's
attention is being directed to a complaint
from a British subject. through the official
channels of the Queens Cabinet. that GER
tain catt!omen in Texas are overriding his
rights OF citizenship and using his lands for
grazing purposes. 1t seems that the com-
plainant settled in Texas SOME years ago
and purchased Il rraCt of land. During lat
ter years the Western cattlemen hav. been
using HIS lands for grazing purposes. So
NJ has appealed tn the Queen 10 have il
stopped, with the result that il has core
back To the Governor in official form. The
case will ire looked into. though il is not
vet known Mhni can he done.