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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Appointments of Preachers in Texas by
Northern Methodsts.

Appointments of Preachers in Texas by
Northern Methodists.
Denison, Texas. December 1.-THE State
annual conference of the Methodist Episco-
ptl church closed last night, The follow
ing appointments were made for the ensu-
ing year;
Austin Distrlct.--o. f oleander, presid-
Ing elder; Austin Central. o. E. oleander;
Brushy and Georgetown supplied by o.
II. LAnkstrum; Deokert, c. O. Freeman I'll
Campo, to be supplied; Fort Worth anu
Dallas, f, A. Lundoerg; Gai YES nehI.
supplied: Hutto and Taylor, carr h, Dam :
Manda supplied by Carl Charnqulsti Maeu'
supplied by A. q. Swenson; D. r. oaLnsI >
chaplain OF the Seamans FRIENDS soeIesS ,
a member Of the Galveston quarterly con-
Fort Worth District.-R. l. Selle,, presid.
ing elder; Abilene circuit, c. b. Noouso1
Alexander and Huckabay, TO be SupPltSs ,,,,
Balrd circuit, to be supplied; Clarendon
and panhandle, to be supplied Dallas l4o.
ernaclel s. Z. Evans; DenlSoh , Fl.sS
ebuIchi. j /. Miller penison Grace
chi.ttAj, I. n. Corkhla. Denton, a. ~
SEQ. Fort Worth ,St. Paul'sl, j. Il. Boeye,
S.tnesville. ]. A. Webb, Greenwood to- DC
supplied: Iowa Park, Thornberr{ anu IN ~
berg. f. L. Farrington' lloya circuit sup
niltd by j. \. Kendall; Merrltt cilc.4If, "a
Z Spencer; o. L. Fisher, president OF ",
Scnytb university, member of st. Paui
Fort Worth quarterly conference MAr ~
or r. r. Baker and Henry Ean
1aIFen6nrsh, missionaries in New Me1 ,IiO
1,ttiSsh mission; Charles r. Giddings mis-
I Iios'ry in Black Hnls mission; ors.sd
Wscg Distrirt-C X. Woodson, presiu
SaISor. Alvin and Pearland, 10 be sup
RdiSyn;; 4 4. ii. Mcknight; Georgetown =
be ssuppled' Houston supplied pnSit BY 4ea ne Z
MernS,se san Antonio City mission, to o'
LasaIiUied San Antonio trinity. A a
a aIl q. Waco CTrlnity), {. B. NoSusopp
Waco (Yiner Memorial ssmue'
! nnMlas.
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wounds are getting along as well as could
he expected.
An extra edition OF the recent norther
just as the first edition was exhausted and
Tuesday was cold and dsagreeable,
The two gins owned by Messrs. Booker
and HUM Mt Independence have glnned
A turntabe is being put in on the Santa
Fe at Somervllle
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The DROWNED Man Identified.

Galveston, Texas, December 1.-THE
body of the man who was found floating
yesterday in the bay has been identified
as that of John McClay, a British sailor
who belonged ON the Elswck Hail, which
is now in port. Coroner Barry rendered
verdict Of death due to drowning. lie
was buried this afternoon from Levy's IN
dertakIng parlors.
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Houston Lioht Plant Sale.

Galveston, Texas, December lin the
cause of the Massachusetts, Loan and Trust
Company vs. Citizens Electric Light and
Power Company of Houston an order was
filed with the clerk of the United States
court here today setting the hearing of
the proceedings for the confirmation OF the
sale of the plant of the defendant for De-
cember 20, IDOL, in chambers at sherman
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OIL Struck az


galveston, IeAabt
phone message was rB Rentiro Very IT,
A. s. Newson from Texas, December IT,
ing that oil had been gro, the well-known law
being bored by the customs and prominent
Land con pany aud unsylile lies dangesou ly
gh d Island ga fesf hotel In this city lie
that the oil was OF a dron carbuncle5 on The
outside the rdpe Work after another a sur
there was considerable performed on SUNDAY
feared that the machlnerymed grthls lenshhe
will be sent from Gaiyests eiuCai ana recoysrl
yeloping the we'll NY hlu .S' 49, ~, -. NJ
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r.,,ilv Reunion al Victoria.

victoria. Texas, December 17.-There was
,.uuion Of the Wood family at the home
q, \. D. Wood Sunday; The venerable
ycbn II Wood Of st. Marys was present.
ScnnIna,,n,d.d nv half a hundred descendants
suI hIarse Grandchildren and great grand
ehildreu
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Nen,o committed sylaIde a. WhartoO.

Negro Comntteu oV'rTue aI
wharton. Texas December ia tras.
edy In colored life took place below town.
strange negro man, quite unknown had
been in the county a few DAYS. He went 20
the house Of Randall Green and there seiz
cd shotgun. and putting the barrel 70 o, ~,
mouth, pulled the trigger Death rns s.o,g q,
once. the negroes say that inc S, darnsa
yho rejected his suit After trying 20 ~ Sii
J tbe " oman. and being prevented IN hi'
/ despair he took his own HE.
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c.,.,,l stoddard Invited to Ireland.

Bryan, Texas, December i7'-GenerAl a.
stoddard OF this city, grand commander
of The knight Templars pf North America
has received an Invitation rom Tue tu' ~
ca,.,,a,,,,ht vorshtpful master Of the Ma
soue ~ Ireland. to attend Masonic pan
onet In Dublin On the night OF pece'n'
her
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:sp.ne Marshall lakes a Wife.

Z Texas, December 17.-Hon. Eu-
|aEshall and Miss Agatha Davis
|aiN In marriage this afternoon,
W, Alex c. Garrett, Episcopal
Dallas, officiating. Mr.. Marshall
q he best known lawyers and
y politicians in the State, and
q leader in Dallas society.
y VIII spend their honeymoon in
n and the East.
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n ~ go h Cuttina Teeth

a.. s,rs and use that old aud well tried
W ueeady Wrs windows Soothing syrup
fer ebiidrsn 9tiectang II soothes ,6e eal!d
~ softe Inc gums. allays all pain, cures
Wind collie and IS the best remeay LOT
diarrhoca.
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Io EranIne ne the Poisoning case.

To Examine Into the POISONING
Gonzales. Texas December IA hummer
Of witnesses will be examined mere on
Thursday before Justice shule to ina out
something about the poisoning OF several
,,ersn1s 4, 0ttlye few days ago. The SICK
people are ali well but made .o q n ,n Nv
escaPt. 10 and was thrown through
= window into a barrel Of -four at board
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VII cure any case of indigestion

s--eenter, Texas, December 16.
EEs the little girl who was so
|l,aea az the school house last
~ saturday night and was buried
aief cemetery yesterday after
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Creosote Experiments.
.Brenham Texas, December 17.-Tm
WIZ, rn1reosote works, which by 'h'

WUB. nitreosote WORKS WHICH, O3 d
Galveston. Texas ef{; e n the world are c
meeting of Oleander camp, WYE? ~ 81
the World held last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
George Burgess, past commander; John
C. TeTlefson, council commander; James
Gencler. advisor ieutenant Ed Garrett,
banker; r. G. James, clerk; VIM. PoeN
escort; George McCalley, Waterman; John
Hanlln, sentinel.
Installed a smoker was enjoyed by the
members present. which was presided over
BY Judge John W. Campbell.
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70 rhree Neoro Children Burned.

ore. l. T., December l7.-News has
OIL TRAi here Of the burning Of three negro
ten miles northeast Of here The
Concern CO Maj johnson tcoloredl was de-
oorpoft midnight by Are: and his thee
Trenton. were burned to TO-, death am, Joso .
mont Oh Transiknown
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= a1rat&r2g
Spells

always indicate weak heart.
They are usually preceded or
followed by palPitation or fiut-
tering, and there may be PAIN
in left side, a smotherlng sem
sation and shortness of breath.
Such a heart should be treated
at once, before the disease de-
velops beyond control. Heart
disease is as easily cured as other
troubles If taken in time.
81 was subject TO faintlng
spells, and many times i have
fallen on the street. l was often
compelled to sit down while WALK
ing 70 avoid falling. When physi-
clans failed to help me, took
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and was
completely cured"
CHARLES d. RANDALL:
Ifg Ellicottyille, N. Y.
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James

'''''' ished by a Falling Tree Near Paris
Fort arls Texas December l7.-Paul WHIT
ter has living six miles south Of here was
swayne, 1t under q tree which he was choppins
OF his ina and was nearly crushed 10 death be,
mont TO truck in the back OF me nra9 3nu II :
Mr.. Sway --
ago TO ma g., cLuA,a, p,,rnad
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|EARRANTs al ~ ANTONIO.
sHERIFFS' DEPARTMENT.

rnt Texas December 16.--Who wants
get ~ pony 1871 hands high, about II years
/ Ia tn brand and in good condition? ]. T.
city marshal.
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FORGERIES.
~, and Merchants of South and
| V,,t Texas Are Heavy Losers.
E,mrsNoTEs AND CHECKS NUMEROUS
:. Sworn Out and the Officers
' ',gs, Them Are Searching the
eesyille Country Closely.

81. Texas, December 16.-This town
.st excitement tonight over the dis
nee Of william II. Smith, well
= rounr merchant of Mineral city, Bee
\ ne has been missing from his
.luce Friday evening.
!, the Beeville banks, one or two
San Antonio and also one or two
ruero are big losers on forged
md notes. Several wholesale and
\ ,ouses here and in other cities have
,,,sral thousand dollars.
= Ray. wealthy and well known
an,n Of Pettus, who is vice president
4 4. commercial National bank and
name was signed to nearly all the
a far found, arrived here late this
Il, and pronounced all of the sig.
res IS forgeries.
4, allowing telegram is being sent to
4. hanks In this part Of the State by
Wiibnrh wilkins, cashier OF the Com
M National bank OF this city, as fol
VA ore hereby notified that IL you
u INV paper of William IL. Smith
IN II =. Ray as indorser or security
NJ no same is a forgery.
~, Smith is about 26 years of age
~smber of one of the oldest and most
\, connected families in this county.
Tai + Wilson of this county Ia send
\, the following telegram to all Of
,t this part of the state:
,sst William H, Smith for forgery;
IN Old light complexion, smooth face,
N and II inches high. slender built,
n, about $40 pounds. twenty-five dol
Inward
.,Dle Texas, December 17.-Warrants
bpsn sworn out by County Attorney
!. N Cox for the arrest of William H.
On charges Of forgery. Those In a
I'm 10 know say the losses on account
n !, torgerIes will doubtless reach $4,000,
!. M, Usited States marshals, sherlffs
ether officers are searching for the
Y d man. He is wanted on counts in at
half dozen counties. The forgerles
y n Or more.
!, TARRANTS AT SAN ANTONIO.
Antonio, Texas, December ia war
vas issued here today against Will
Nh Smith. a merchant who disappear
bon Bee county Friday, charging him
a forgery, the warrant being based on
NJ nltlon furnished by d. Sullivan &
hnkers, who cashed a check for $1,000
hi the name of j. f. Ray that has
Il pronounced forgery. Goodman &
ra also charge that they are losers
extent OF $1,000 for goods sold, they
paid for with notes with the name of
. Ray signed and which it is said are
|dR Elmendorf & Co. are victims
b Y extent Of over $1,000, and Frank &
4 ,kSpoft themselves victims of over $1,000.
b not say how much. II is believed
has succeeded in reaching Mexico.
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RA1I,ARp.-santa Anna, Texas: pes NTe
Der ls~Mrs E NJ Ballard ~ sis tSe Melton
y q Ala last night. and was buried neie
nos. hoss, after a short illness Of four dass'
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS


clleI Corpus Christi, Texas, December IA
acre. elephone message was received here To-
show = from Banquette. this county onnounc'
quality that the 5yearold son Of Mr.. cotton
lght. the well known siockman was
ONE HE'D on the head last nlght ana 'u''a"'''
ID by q horse.
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DR.. Mics
Heart Cnee

is especially adapted TO remove
all irregularities of the hearts
action. Sold by druggists on
guarantee.
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ina.
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TNVIW, Itldsl UtVyHUUI ~
4. Norgaard. who was formerly
b with the agricultural department

government. is here and will prose
|isstlgation Of the widely circulated
North, Fast Sps West that Texas
he affected With itch. mango and
pr. Norgaard believes that his
(ndon Of the matter would be Of
tterest to the cattlemen of Texas.
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The company Is az the PubNc 1opd
operate ships aud part Of this paper appears an
incorporates aref worthy tine reading. as T. s
Raymond Newman good II tells Of free dis-
all Of Jersey City. ans kidney Pills, remedy
Read H. and call at Kies-
OH Struck AZ Friday, December ~
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join In the crusade against calonel Take
HeptoL
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lgt.. Texas, December 16-w-ho wants
Reports About ,qeXas Cattle. no
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m. best pnyslclaas prescribe Hs1iOl-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-23
Removal Notice.

To our friends OF Chickasha and
BurI oHnding country:
The house We occupy IS our
harness and saddle shop, has been
moved into the street west Of the
Citizens National Bank where so
will do business for about TIVE
months, until We can get cur new
brick bailding completed in the
burned block where We will bs
better pFeparedto serve our trade.
We thank you foF fayors and you
liberal trade and ask > continu-
ance of same. We only want
your trade By honest and fair deal
ing.
Yours to serve,
Buie & Wallace.
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The Pal-AneIilan Congress

The republics Of Latin America, instead
Of drifting away from us, have dni;ed tow
ard us. All are to be represented in the
Par. American congress in Mexico, ann oil
have been represented in the Pan-American
Exposition at Buffalo. Our trade With Mex
lco AID with Central and South America
has greatly increased IN two years There
IL : general tendency in all the republics tc
he south Of us to recognise safety for them
selves in the pr macy in this hemisphere o.
the United States. There is as clear . re-
solution in this country to avoid anything
sayoring, of dictatioD, or any course thai
coutemplates interference with the nations
volitics of sister republics.
The Pan American congress, therefore
should concern itself less with arbitration
schemes than with measures to promote
commerce and industrial development. Th'
main purpose of the Pan-American congress
Ia to promote distinctiyely Am srican poll
eiss, Its attitude toward international af
fairs should be firm against European in
trjeues and influences Its great business
IA 10 strengthen the conviction Of the world
that the Monroe Doctrine mears what i
saws and that "Amerc ca for Americans il
. policy of vital force Chicago Inter Ocean
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The Cuban Convention, and lle
Republic,

If the course Of Cuban affairs during the
last few weeks is safe indication. there
will not be much trouble in establishing the
new republic in its initial trial under friend
" American guidance. According to re.
ports from Havana in this mornings papers
the constitutional convention has accepted
Gen. Woods suggestion ia regard to the
conduct of ibe elections, and it would not
even proceed to dissolve without his consent.
A short lime ago the controversy over the
presidency ended in q most favorable petit
ion in behalf Of Senior Palma, candidate
who is better known to Americans than any
other, and who has very clear ideas as to the
wishes Of the administration concerning
Cuba. Since the dispute aud delay concern
ing the Platt amendment all has been
smooth sailing, and the credit for it is chiefly
due to the tact and foresight Of Gen. Wood
It is natural for some to lock upon this
whole course of Cuban acquiescense with a
lurking suspicion Of some political devilmenl
that will show itself after the machinery o.
an independent government is set going
There is no reason for such suspicion known
among the administrative officials we have
lent to Cuba. Too many practical benefits
have been aCitnessed from American over
sight to permit the engendering of AM
schemes of disaffection. We have not fav
ored giving the lnsurgent army all the bacl
| pay it demsnled. 1t has also been neces
sary to refuse the ill.advised requests o
agItators who knew next to nothing abou
what Nas really for the good of Cuba. Bu
as the time draws near for the island to TAX,
its first steps in self government the NOR
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.sCLASE DE MATERIALES DE PLOMO
PARA INSTAI ACIOl

En- ell peri0dicO que ordinarlamenle leo he
yisto ell relate de las curaciones 0btenidas con
ell AiQuitrande esa casa en- circunstancias pare
cidas d las en- que 70 me encuentro. Ruegole
me enyie un frasco de verdadero Alquitran
Guyot. Espero que me ha de aliviar. Firmado !:
Francisco Martinez, plasa Mayor, Ayila
lEspana).p
Despu4s de haber ensayado ell verdadero
Alquiti an Guyot, ell senior Martinez escribi6 de
nuevo 10 que sigue : 81 de mayo de 1897 Mi
muy estimado seiior Guyot 4 He hecho uso del
frasco que " me ha enViado tomandolo todas
las comidas, tai como esta prescrito, 8 sea una
cucharada de alquitran, como las de cafe, por
cada vase de liquido. Va desde este primer
frasco encontr6 una mejoria notable en- mi
salud. Arrojaba mas facilmente las flegmas que
me obstrulan ell est0mago, So me present6
algdn apetito pude dbrmir algunas horas sin
encontrarme inolestado en- Ia respiration.
Continue usando Ell Alquitran Guyot y despnes
de tres frasc0s desapafecieron los accesos de
tos que me consumian. Ahora tengo bven ape
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Justice Frear's private Office for the grand
jury to enter the room.
When McGurn started to unlock the door
Of the room he was resisted by BaillH Noy
Of the grand jury. BE oyerpowered Noy,
and then Judge Gear Of the First Circuit
Court, who had been attracted by the noise,
stood guard at the door Of the grand jury's
quarters and detled the Supreme Court bail
|iff to move him.
The bailiff was just about to do so when
Justice Perry stopped him. The Depart
ment of Public Works authorised the use
of the room, and it is still being used.
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tito. va no arrojo Aegmas y he recobrado les
fuerzas completamente.B
lie agradezc0 en- extreme haber inyentado
ell Alquitran Guyot ycrea que 70 no puedo sinO
recomendar el remedio de v. 4 todas las per-
sonas que sufreR de bronquitis y cstarros como
el que 20 tenia. - Firmado Francisco Mar
tinez. II
El uso del Alquitran Guyot 4 todaslas comidas,
la dosis indicada en- Ia carta que deiamos ro-
producida, basta, en- efecto, para curdf en POGO
tempo Ell catarro mas rebelde y la bronquitis
mas antigua. Algunas yeces hasta, SO consigue
domnar aHn curar Ia tisls por declarada Que
este; pues el Alquitran detiene Ia descompo-
sici6n de los tuberculos del pulmdn matando
los malos microbes que SON Ia causa de esta
decomposition. = Esto es sencillo exacto. 81
menor constipado puede degenersr en- bron-
quits 81 Sc le abandona- Por ESQ no se insis-
tira nunca demasiado al recomendar los
enfermos que traten de -conjurar 81 nal 'dosde
Ell principle usando el Alquitrkn Guyot que
todos los farnaceuticba exp6nden.
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UNA cURAcIoN
QUE Sc PREsTA 4 REFLExloNEs

FL 10 de febrero de 1897 recibia un farma.
ceutico de Paris la carta siguiente Hace
upos cuantos amos que cogi un eniramiento
cOusecuencia del cual Sc me present0 un
fuerte coOstipado que dsscuide por entonces
y degener6 en- un catarro de la peor specie.
Hoy me encuentro afectado de una bronquitis
espantosa, no puedo respifar con hoIgura y
experimento una gran OPPRESSION. Tengo Il est0-
mago lleno de llegmas, no puedo dornir y no
tengo libre un solo momento ell pecho. Por las
mananas toso y gargajeo por espaso de dos
horas hasta que las flegmas Sc desprenden, pero,
sobre todo cuando mas sufro es en- eI invlerno.
Esto me produce deseos de yomitar pero no
lego conseguirlo. He eusayado muchos rtnne-
dios, tsanas, jarabes, sin lograr aliyio con NADIA
Fl m6dico me ha dicho que me vuelyo asma-
tico. No tengo apetito nj gusto para nada
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His Marriage Ree.

A poor couple living in the Emerald Isle
went TO the priest for marriage, and were
met with q demand for the marriage fee.
II was not forthcoming. Both the consent
ing parties were rich in love and in their
prospects, but destitute Of financial resources
TIE father was obdurate. " No money, no
MARRIAGE
"Giye me lave, your riverence,0 said the
blushing bride, to go aud get the money y
1t was given, and she sped forth on the
delicate mission Of raising marriage fee
cut Of pure nothing. After shors iu-
terval she returned with the sum Of money,
and the ceremony was completed to the
satisfaction of all. When the parting was
taking place the newly.made wife seemed a
little uneasy.
Anything on your mind, Catherine ~
said tie father.
Well, your riyercnce, would like to
know if this marriage could not be spoiled
now ~
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salllNes FROM SAN JUAN

carrying Akadao between Porte
Rico and New Orleans
Freight for New York not received after S p M
Oh M0Gday previous to sailing date.
COASTWISE SERVICE
Steamer kaUes San Jman erery Thursdayat 700 Am
For Island Ports returning arriving Monday sght
:. : -
Sails EAST Sept H. 26; Oct. 10, a. Nov. T. II; Dec S. 49,
Sails WEST Sept S, l0, Oct g. H. 81; Now a. 2S Dec. H.
will with the
R. trolley ....s~e
coastwise freight received Wednesdays until p
Tickets sold in office until P. M. Wednesdays
The Steamers PONCE SAN JyAN will
San Juan Office a. No. "A Ietuan St. Telephone Sll
New YokO No Brosdwa
W " gent6l Comm Street.
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! Judicial Clash Ii Honolulu
Officers Of Supreme Court and Crane
j Jury In Physical Encounter.

Honolulu, Sep 25 Ivia Victoria, B. O.,
Oct n The First Circuit Court and the
Supreme Court of the territory had another
clash last Friday, after many counter decis-
ions and much friction. AS a result the
: bsillff Of the Supreme Court and the bailiff
Of the grand jury of the Circuit Court had a
pbyEical encounter.
The cause of the trouble this time was
the occupancy of the chambers of Ohiei
Justice Fresr, who is absent, by the grand
Jury. On Friday morning Associate Jus
tics Perrv, The only member of the Supreme
Court is In the city nos, ordered Bailif
McGurn TO take possession of the room and
exclude the grand jury. He took the posit
lon that it was an outrageous invasion o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-15

& Certainly not, Catherine. No man can
pnt you ssundern
ssCould you not do it yerself, father 7
Gould you not spoil the narriagef'
No. no, Catherine. You are past me
now have nothing more to do with your
marriage
That aises me mind" said Catherine,
g and God bless your riverence. There's
the ticket for your hat. picked it up In
the lobby and pawned it."- Tit-Bits.