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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-28
THE NEW CHARTERS FILED
MILLION DOLLAR OIL COMPANY AND
A BIG RICE CONCERN.
First Named Has It's DomioiIe at Hous-
ton-Instructions 10 Tax Collectors
Are Being Prepared.

Austin, Texas, December 27.-The follow
ing charters were filed today:
The Victoria Rice and Irrigation com
pany of Victoria; capital stock Sl5o,0oo.
Purpose TO mGintath and operate canals
bitches, fumes, reservoirs, etc, from tho
Guadalupe river. Iucorporators 6. g.
Hascal, Cleveland, Ohio A. j. Butler,
Fort Worth, and p. l.. Ward Cuer0.
The Prairie Blun Rice company of Pierce
Wharton county; capital stock $4,000.
Same purposes as in the above charter, ex
ccpt they will get water from the Colorado
river Incorporltors G. j, SChleicher, DE
Witt county; A. L. Borden, Wharton coun-
ty; j. V. Vnndenberg and II. c. Proctor
Victoria county.
Palace Stable company Of san Antonioi
capItal stock S10.OOO incorporators: W.
i. and II. 6. Staacke and Dr.. Fred Kir-
chatter.
Terrell Loan and Trust company of Ter
rell; capital stock $1,000. lnCorporators
Fret Flemming, A. 1emrleton and II ID.
Lindsey
The Becky Sharp Oil company Of Hous
ten capita! stock S1,OOOOO0. The purpose
is to prospect, develop. uine and refine nat
ural gas and crude and fuel petroleum, als'
sulphur and other minerals. Directors
John II. Dorrauce, f. r. SPOTS, Charles
Dillingham;, Hyuan Levy, all OF Houston
Charles IL. Moore, Galveston; John Il
Mundy. Lincoln, III; Charles Pu'lum
Beaumont; r II. Phelps, Chicago; A
Templeton COrsicana.
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HIS CREDIT 10 scHLEY.
Frisnd of Dewey Says the Preoept Jus
titled It.

Frisnd OF Dewey Says the Preoept Jus
titled II.
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
Washington, December 90 A friend Of
Admiral George Dewey. who Is said to he
ACQUAINTED with his views. said tonight
that the hero of Manila had expected the
navy department to disapprovc his action In
giving an opinion on the question of who
was IN command during the battle Of san
tiego
Tho admiral regrets ms sincerely as any
old CfIlcer Of the navy or any other citizen
az the country" said the admlrals friend,
that the controversy should have arisen
vestention by the court of which he was
president he refused TO permit the entrance
of Rear Admiral SIMPSONS counsel because
he believed il was unnecessary Seeking a
solution which would end the controversy.
he determined, during the preparation OF
the finding of the court, 20 give Rear Ad-
miral Schley the credit properly due htIl,
basing his opinion upon the evidnce sub
mlued during the inquiry.
He felt that nc had ample authority fol
such action under this clause OF the pre-
cept . la. ,,...,
guidance Of tie court. but do not limit ~
restrict the scope OF it's inquiry into tn
entire matter, the Investigation of which
ls asked hv the officer concerned
Certainly the question OF command was
compreh ended 81 the words entire mat
ter and the admiral believed himself Jus
tlhed IN expressing his OPINION upon it ~
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ANOTHER FRUIT STEAMER
Arrived at Galveston from Jamaica
with Bananas and Oranges.
STREET RAILWAYS ANNUAL ELECTION
r. B. Baer Made President and General
Manager-Bodies of Storm Victims.
Shipmasters Want Reform.
RECT RAILWAYS ANNUAL ELECTION

Galveston, Texas, December 27-rhe
steamship Donald arrived here this morn
ing from Port Maria Jamaica, with n
cargo consisting of 105O0 punches of ba
nunas and nifty barrels OF oranges, The
Donald Is Norwegian steamer Of 40S tons
and has just besD chartered by the Nicar-
nguan Steamship company Hereafter it
viii engage in the traffic between Calves.
ton Havana and Bluehelds, This is the
third banana steamer which has arrived
here during the past week the Gyller ar
rlving here last Saturday, the Dudley Mon
day and the Donald today The two latter
have just been added to the fleet OF fruit
steamers, and both are much larger than the
other vessels engaged in this trade. Nego-
tiations are in progress FOR sim another
ship 10 be used in this traffic.
officer Henry Brown, who Is detailed to
keep the boys and negroes from stealing
the fruit as II Is uuluaded from the ships
Is kept very busy, Most of the fruit is
taken from the ship directly TO tile cars,
but there Is a certain portion of 1t which
Is too ripe for shipment, and this is kept
Tor the Galveston trade. Fhis Is placed
upon the wharf and the way efforts are
made 90 get away with 1t are amusing
,Hough annoying rope = stretched
loading, but tue boys crawl under the rope
ana under the cars and between the cars
and divide out and try all three ways az
once In the hope that while the attention
OF the officer is, engaged with one crowd
Tue other may succeed in getting some of
the fruit. Their plans succeed often
enough TO cause them TO remain as long
as the ship Is being unloaded. When
caught trying 10 make an entrance under
the cars or otherwise into the fofbidder
enclosure the intruder Is likely to mud
rotten banana slung in his direction by the
ueXtcrous hand Of Officer Brown, who has
struck upon this as the most elective way
Of preventing the inCurslOns.
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lowing: One rolled gold blue enamel pin;
one cuI button made Of dime and a
half dime one silver chain bracelet with
elcvcn hearts. one heart gold engraved
one heart tsiverl engraved y. k" ono
heart gold engraved &c b." one forget
ne-not heart engraved Forget me not, "
one silver heart engraved "P. W." one
gold heart with chip diamond engraved
20. F." one nickel heart engraved "Nour
heart keep locked hfteen-poiTt star
brooch small gold locket engraved on one
side "B NJ. and the other side "B b."
young mans photograph (tln typel inside
Of locket
Two female bodies and one male were
found near by with nothing upon them
which would give any clue to their iden.
THY. The body will be held for forty
eight hours awaiting Identification. A to-
tai Of twelve bodies were dsnterred in
various parts Of the city yesterday.
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the navy and now a colonel in the army.
congratulates him heartily as the hero of
the battle of Santiago"
This was the verbal message President
Roosevelt sent to Admiral Schley inme-
diately after the destruction Of the Spanish
feet in the naval conflict off Santiago
during the recent war Any lingering
doubt in the minds of the American PEG
pie al TO where the president Of the United
states stands and in the present contro-
versy it seems should be disslpated by
this message
Colonel Rooselelt's message was intrust
ed to a Philadelphian to deliver 10 Admiral
Schley. 1t was John Doyle, a brothep Il
William r. Doyle, collector Of internal
revenue at the port of Philadelphia during
Cleveland's last administration. John
Doyle, Low lieutenant in the navy and
at present on duty in the Philippines, was
then an orderly serving Admiral Schley on
the cruiser Brooklyn. Shortly after the
battle Orderly Doyle was sent ashore by
Admiral Schiey with some telegraphic dis
patches 10 transmit 10 Washington, Upon
arriving ashore Doyle was accosted Inv
Colonel Roosevelt and asked If he would
convey 4 Verbal message from him TO Ad-
mia! Schley upon returning TO the Brook.
lyp. Ae then charged Doyle to deliver me
message quoted above.
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TEXAS.

Two big rice companies and o million
dollar oil company were chartered,
Horace aud Ernest Giles, living near
Paris, died from the effects Of getting drunk
on alcohol
steamer has arrived at Galveston with
fruit from Jamaica.
Nina Robertson, aged Iii, IS dead at
LYONS; she is survived by her husband, 100.
A plan is under v ay for building trolley
line from Cleburnc to Fort Worth.
Seven prisoners made Il jail delivery at
Longview.
f. NJ. Ball, formerly OF Galveston, dropped
dead at Fort Worth.
Shipmasters complain that the pilots OF
Galveston do not accommodate them.
One new gusher has been brought in al
Beaumont.
The State Teachers ass ISOLATION appointed
a committee to assist in planning for the
introduction of manual training into the
public schools.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton markets went lower on large
movement and heavy posting of January
notices.
Wheat oats and corn dropped slightly
on disappointing cables and better weather.
Grown cattle are In demand, calves and
yearlings are light. Receipts of Texans
light.
Sugar was strong and advanced SB on
the day. All companies raised the price Of
the refined article yesterday.
Hester's weekly statement shows re-
ceipts for the week are 1561i2 in excess
Of last week and 1Sl,7I0 over this time
last year.
Duns report says the country is blessed
with unparalleled prosperity.
Bradstreets annual review says 1901 was
a record breaker in all lines.
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FOREIGN.

General Honda. Colombian revolutionary
leader, attacked Honda and fought for
eighteen hours. The government was vie
torious, -Four hundred were killed.
Germany has sent warshlps TO Venezuela
and win force the payment OF the debt
due. The North Atlantic squadron IS also
there.
chauncey NJ. Depew and Miss May Pal
nner were united in marriage by civil cere.
mony at Nice. France. Today two cere-
monies Will be performed. one at II o'clock
and the other at noon, the bride being a
Catholic.
List of dead and wounded sent In from
the last Philippine engagement.
The difficulty between Chile and Argen-
tina is ended.
Archbishop Chappelle denies in toto the
Tumors sent out by newspaper CORE
spondent concerning his actions in the
Philippines.
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HE IS WILLING TO FIGHT.
Jeffries Asserts He Will Meet Any
one Who Wants On.
FlTzSlMMONS, SHARKEY AND cORBETT
Are the Ones He Claims to Be After
Now and He Would Like Them
in that Order.

Kansas City, Mo-, December 25.--James
]. Jefrles heavyweight champion OF the
world, arrived here this morning from the
West, accompanied by his old trainer, "Bil-
ly' Delaney; his brother, Jack, and Cap
tain Anthony Gresn Of California, on his
way East TO arrange another big cooking
main against the Eastern fanclers. The
Jeffries party win go direct to New YorA
n the hope OF getting on a match with
Fitzslmmons, Corbett Sharkey or some
other championship claimant.
Bob Fitzsimmons claimed that he was
doped' after the battle at Coney Island, in
which l whipped him decisively. Corbett
insists that It was a lucky punch that put
him out OF it in our recent argument, and
Sharkey has, l understand, such confidence
in his ability 10 meet me that he has placed
$500 in the hands Of On Eastern sporting
writer IN behalf Of his claims for another
chance at the championship" said Jefnes
tonight Now, l feel that Eitz would he
the best drawing card, and l naturally
favor matching with him, II possible; par
ticularly as he Is continuously intlmatlng
that he lost the championship to me on q
huke or rather insipuates that he was
'doped / propose to give him the mrs.
chance, and II mis- talks Of late have been
on the level be can not avoid a meeting
without leaving the press and pubic open
TO criticlse him II he is not agreeable Il
fight he will certainly forfeit all claim &c
further notice.
"Corbett would naturally, come next, a.
| he STAYED 10 the twenty-third round, hut
| Sharkey stayed twenty rounds at Frisco
and twenty .hvc rounds at Coney Island
although | earned the decision both times
| end the sailor might prove a better draw
ing card than Corbett for the followers Of
| the fistic dope
'1f this trio Of heavyweghts declines thu
| issue then Il will be first come first served
| but in order that the public and pres'
may be satisfied, aspirants for the titlt
| who have no reputation will he required e
| make satisfactory outside bet, as other
wise the revenue that viii accrue would no
| pay training expenses
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street halfway EIectlon

Galveston, Texas, December 27,-At an
adjourned meeting Of the directors Of the
Galveston City Railway company from
December IS, 1901, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year, at
the ofhce Of tho company today
r. B. Baer. president and general man
ager Houston, Texas; Walter e.. Oak
msn. vicepreSident, New York; A. Droull-
het secretary ana treasurer, Galveston,
Texas: George L. rurnhul assistant sec
rotary and treasurer. New York, Terry,
Ba!linger, Smith X Lee, attorneys. EXecu-
tive committee Walter G. OakmQn, George
York: r. r. Baer of Houston, Texas, chair
man Of board
The following are the directors; Wal
ter G. oakmar, New York; George <.
Turnbul New York; Edward cornell,
New YORK; julius Runge Galveston, J..
W. Terry, Galveston Charles y. Lee, CAL
weston. r. 3. Baer, Houston.
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ISOLATION of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers of the United States.
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4o7 Seventh Ave.
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Galveston. Texas, December 2T,-Severnl
or the shipmasters who frequent this port
are agltaIng the matter of having the pliot
boat Texas stationed in the quiz AZ night
instead OK remaining ~ the wharf me
masters claim that at other ports the Pilots
u0T and thev think this custom should
prevail here Tho Galveston. pilots asso-
Hation has the exclusive right OF pilotlhs
me- shins into this port. and unless Y sees
~ ~ Rave rho boat outside at night, the
vessels arriving In the night are. forced
10 remain outside until morning, a men men
her OF the association, when asken WnSs ,p1r
with the request to have the Texas re
main outside, said that II remained ont
side now whenever II was necessary mere ,s
This between the shipmgsters ~apd the pr
lots and the matter promises TO ne iuter'
estiDg
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News Notes.

Austin. Texas December 81. The tax
department of the comptrolier's office Is ut
work on a list OF instructions for the ben
eft Of tax collectors all over the STATE
While the Instructions will De rather
lengthy they will be u great assistance
to the collectors
Judge c. W Ranes. state librRlan, was
married Yesterday at Amarillo to Mrs. lsa-
belle Mason. They will he at home In this
city nfter New Years day.
Mrs Robert w. Eowdy Miss salie Sea
right has returned from the Philippines,
Miss Nellie A. Mather If Houston is here
visiting Mt tho home of Judge Cravens.
State Health Officer Tabor has gone to
Sabine Pass on business.
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WASHINGTON.

. emw proposed to pay direct bounty
toEuban sugar growers and to retain the
tariff
Maclays history will hardly be accepted
as. text BOOK for the naval academy.
Changes al along the lire are hke!y, as
the new cabinet osseers have friends to
Be cared Cor.
The navy department has received notice
os the death OF Captain Richard p. Leary,
L S. NJ. who was the erst governor OF
Oman
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Oakland Results.

San Francisco, December 27-Weather
clear, track fast Results at Oakland
Five and a half furlongs, selling Urchln,
Marlnuse, Gold Finder. Time :0s1l.
Six Furlongs, selling Basienzo, Montana
Peeress, Rosario. Time III
Five am a half furlongs- Cuban Girl, III
Fcnse, ChRppie. Time 1OSi5.
Selling, milc--Dead heat between Bedecls
and QuaGra, Sir Lewis third. Time 1:41.
Six furlongs, selling Duckoy, Princess
Tituni, IIlec Time 1.l2A
Mile and nifty yards, selling Mission, Elm
stein, knstsne Time 1:45A.
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Thu Flow of the Rrazns.

Waco, Texas, December 27.--Prof. T. U.
Taylor. representing the United States geo
logical survey and who has special charge
In Texas in photographic work, has com
pleted the official measurement OF the
Brazos how. He has not made the average,
reached in the foods OF two years ago
and the measurements OF yesterday, which
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Frank M. Ball.

Fort Worth, Texas, December 2T.-Frank
NJ Ban, one OF the best known hnanciers
city this afternoon. The canse OF death was
apoplexy. Ball was once a leading banker
&C Galveston, hut he lived here the past
Two or three years. He had interests ia
New York and many points In Texas and IS
many times millionaire. He was about
81 years Of age.
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TRAIN RAN AWAY
Wreckina Everything and Killina -Four
Of the Hands

Scranton, Pa, December 27-Iust he.
fore daybreak this morning an Ontario
and Western train OF nifty coal cars. drawn
by lOo-ton engine, ran away on the hin
between Preston Park and Starlight
wrecking the whole train and killine ION,
OF the hands The killed are:
MELlN within. engineer
CHARLES WILLARD, hreman
RICHARD BUDD, head brakeman.
PATRICK DUFFY, rear brakeman
All lived In Carbondale.
conductor Wrenn Smith and BlaFmap NJ
X, walsh, who were on the caboose hmm
ed as the cars began to pile up, and II
landing In deep snow banks escaped with
slight injuries. VIZ
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Texans in New Yo,k.

New York. December 2T-Ihe following
Texans are registered In New York
Galyeston.-M. Blanchard. Imperial
AustinF G.. Smith, Marlborough; Gu.
gene Bremond Jr. Park Avenue.
Tyler-E Harris Marlborough.
FL Paso.-S. II. Pearce, Manhattan.
Central.
Fort worth.-w +. CARRIER, Broadway
Central
Gainesville. Thomas Watkins, Murray
Hill.
Texas.-H. D. Mendel, Imperial.
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
Fair
DOMESTIC.

The Eastern OF situation IS very pug.
cling one Just now.
Theodore Duddleston, Jr., former assist
ant boogkeeper Stock Yards bank, East
81. Louis. admits shortage Of $1,000.
The body Of Nellie Cropsey, who dlsap-
peared ave weeks ago at Elizabeth City, N.
G.. was found in the river. An ndmirer Oh
the girl is held on suspicion OF murder.
Senator Sewel died at Camden, n. j.,
after lingering Illness.
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RAILROADS.

Retiring General Manager Medrum Of the
Houston East and West Texas was pre-
scented with a handsome chest of silver
Chief Clerk w l.. Coleman of Mr.. Mel.
drums office has resigned.
Houston East aud West Texas agents win
hold their annual conclave today at head
quarters and talk over the situation for
1902
The general grievance committee Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen Is In SEES.
sion In Houston.
The railroad commission has issued three
orders relating TO the shipment Of oil from
Beaumont.
The Santa Fe states that n win not send
its tnnk cars TO Gladys City for oil.
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ResIdenoe u snIphur sprlnas.

sulphur Springs, Texas, December % ~
A rent residence owned BY d. A Connally
was destroyed by are Tuesday night about
II o'clock.
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TWO FAVoRITEs AT NEwoRLEANs
Dina Sesy Fell but Horse and Rider
Escaped Unhurt.

Escaped Unhurt.
New Orleans, December ~ Brewer
schorr and Annie Thompson were The win
ming favorites In the steeplechase Butler
who rode Harve h., was unseated, but re-
mounted and finished the race. In the nth
race Dlnnn Seny was caught In a Jam at
the start and fell The mare and rider es-
capped Injury. Weather clear; track fast,
Seven furlongs Brewer schorr, socapa,
Ester Riggs. Time / 90.
Selling, mile and sixteenth-Annie
Thompson, Jim Breeze. Van Hoorebekc.
Time ! AS.
Steeplechnse, handicap, short cotsgse
Dagmar Bristol DivertiSment. Time 3:0G.
Six furlonGs Little Jack Horner, Royal
Grantor Time 1:l3%.
Mile ard q slXteenth-Mr. PhinzCy, W.
Z Gates, SworGsman. Time 1:47h
Mile Ernest Parham. Leenia, Ben HUI
luln. lime 1:41T.
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accidents at searoy'

Bryan, Texas, December Pa 's, 'as,,1
message from searcy, Madison Nj
gives a list of serious accidents ma noathl
P pd ehl Ihe Of Mr and Mrs George bpnSa
fell in the FIRE and had one q burned me
burned OF and its head BABY pu'l
only lived short time; .r. had her 81
a little girl Of MI F 9 "iittle negro q!
lar bone broken nn;,o6 ana With fire cEaessl
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HOUSTON

The woman's club is preparing for their
annual doll show
Mr.. N. S. Medium placed in the hands
Of trustees $4,000, a donation TO place .
memorial ehlldren's library in the Carnegie
building
A proposition was submitted the business
men Of Houston TO help develop oil and nat.
ural gas on the Taylor place.
P. Fl. Spaulding was killed by being cut
IN two by a circular saw.
4 building site has been purchased for
Holland lodge, a. F. and 4. ".
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The FIRE RECORD.
A Store al Austin.

Austin, Texas. December 2T Fire AZ .
o'clock this morning destroyed Chapman $
grocery store. on East Sixth street. in the
Robinson Hill neighborhood. Loss 5000:
partially covered by insurance.
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Tyler Texas December 81 w. P. pay,
grocer Of North Tyler, last night execut-
ed preferential deed of trust naming
Robert Smith as trustee Liabilities $3.50:
assets 500. The creditors are all home
people.
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A Girl Fatally Burned.

Sinner Texas December 27-Ella, the
12-year-old daughter of D. G. Helmers,
was fatally burned while shooting fire
crackers today. No hopes for her recovery.
Mrs. Hemers had her hands severely
burned while trying to rescue her child.
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Stores at Ouinlan.

Quinian. Texas, December p Three
stores occupied by n l.. Jones, groceries;
wigglnton 4 Strange, groceries and hard
ware, ana Strachncr, Decker & Co, gen
erai merchandise, We're burned The loss
is about $1,000 with $500 Insurance.
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Asslnnmsnt At Animation.

Fort Worth. Texas, December n. b. }.
Jones, general merchant at Arlington. made
| an assignment for the benefit OF the credit
| ors, W. singleton was named as assignee;
! liabilities are given at 1856 assets S145s,
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Every Exertion a Task
Every Care a Burden

! There is failure Of the strength to
do and ths power 10 endure. there is
weakness all over" that is persistent
and constant.
The vital functions are impaired.
food does not nourlsh. and the whole
system is run down.
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach. perfects digestion, lnvigor-
ates and tones is needed.
What Hoods Ssrsaparilla did Tor Mrs. L. B.
Garland. Shady. Tenn. 1t has done for others
She took 4. when she was AL run down with.
cot appetite losing nesh. and unable TO do
hex wosk 10 restored her appetite. increased
her weight. and made her well and strong,
This Is her own nnsoiisitsd statement
kf0Usf,S Sas-SawasSlFa
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
~. Tho earlier treatment Is begun
- hstssS - begin II today.
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sodies % Storm Victims.

Galveston, Texas, December 2I-Ihe
body OF young lady was found yester-
day by the force OF men employed In DIS.
interring the bodies OF the uniden'inea
storm victims upon which were np inn,,,ss
could be established by friends OF rcia'
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Hav Rnrned 81 Austin

Austin Texas. December p Fire de.
stroyed $500 worth Of baled hav az 4 o
Wstson's store house in the First ward
this afternoon; covered by insurance.