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parents in Corsicans Miss jamie Read and
MI, Albert II Berry The young folks are
wen known in. society here, Mr. Berry he
Ing vice president of the $. A. Pace Gro
Gerry company.
HoRSrMANN FAuRENDoRF. Cam
cron, Texas, June ~ Mr. Theodore Horst.
dori Of this place were united ~ marriage
A. the home Of the brides futher Both
are very prominent In German circles. Their
future home will be Bnckhotg
M'MURRAY ROLLER Ennis. Texas,
June "a Mr. r. McMuuaN cashier IT
the Ennis office Of the Texas Midland rail
NM9y ara Mss annie Rg6ier one Of ,6S
school, we're married in Parts, Tczas. W.
tGrdaN and arrived In this city last night,
whore they Will reside.
LL.MITCUELL- Austin. Te2la. June
20 Mr.. Holland u. Bell and Miss Mary
mitchell were married Inst night ai the
home Of the bride on East First street ip
the presence Of few friends. The groom
plncF nnd In few weeks The young couple
win sail for the islands across the sea-
NlICHoN HoEFFERT, sTABLA III
RICH Schulcuburg. Texas, June y MI
John Michon, n Young merchant of this
place, was married yesterday evening to
Miss GeTtie Huouert the daughter of MI
aud Mrs. George Hoenert Mr., Ferd StQbla,
prominent young orchltect Of this place
was married TO Miss Ulrich one OF the
bellies OF this place.
BENSON HARRIS. - Corpus Christi
Texas, June Itt--Mfs w NJ Benson "A
prominent business man Of Dewoyvie
Newton county, Texas. and Miss Maude
Harris Of Nuecestown. this county we're
quietly married by Rev. j NJ Linn AZ the
Methodist parsonage In this city last even
Ing az O'Clock and left on this mornings
train for their future home at Deweyvile
WYSE BURROUGHS Austin. Texas.
June % Mr. VIII Wyse of the Ira o.
WISE on company and Miss Ellen Bur
rpughs o talented young lady Of this city,
were united In marriage last night AZ
o'clock AZ the Southern Presbyterian
church Roy. K X Smoot officiating Both
are we'll known young people ana the
church was filled with friends, who wished
them All possible happiness Az the con
clusion Of tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Wyse
lett on the southbound train for ten
DAYS stay in Mexico.
RUSsELrJONES- Palestine Texas june
a. Prof j +. Russell aud Miss Rcbecca
Jones were united IN marriage last night
al the Baptist church by Rev Isaac Sci
crs tho pastor Tho church was filled with
friends OF the bridal pair and Il was
very pretty wedding Indeed After the
ceremony was over they took the north
hound train for Chicago Buffalo and other
Northern cities and win be away all sum
mcr Prof Russell Ia principal Of the Cen.
trial high school in this city and o wei
known educator over the State. He Is
very popular teacher and has held his pves
emit position for q number Of years Miss
Jones Is a well known and very popular
young lady aud belongs 10 one of the old
est and most highly respected families To
the State,
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"a
I'm RAIN REPORTED.
|. Il Precipitation Comes from
\" Various Portions of State.
\. ScrIONs, HOWEVER, YET DRY
IN supplied All Needs at Only a
p'' rew pIaoes--Reports OF
the Crops.

80. Lampasas County, Texas, June
i liDp' .,rned drouth throughout this
/ -fhe eon''nu,N n.,a,,,ro ,,oro so,1o,.
,.,s,u section Us pec"iii'ue .'V.e evllVus
d,r II is dry enough here, but
rsH ,.est OF the Colorado. The
}tid so's. ,orv short and corn Ia he.
4 csIr crop M"ss a. fodder. Water and grass
! X tat doN ar a and stockmen are contln.
n GETTING SUI snddis moving their herds Ia
! tsh ~ ~ farce cattle owners are pre-.
| rssi lhs shin most of their stock to the
t.ilts 70 md hy the beginning OF next
siIl',,SS onsafds Of cattle will be on the
III y sbe Territory. Reports from San
1 '''s, co1nty are especially distressing, the
IA there being more severe than else
..,a Travellers from that county report
M rabbits are found starved tc death
!, saedreds Cotton Is holding out well
VI uith a good rain inside Of two weeks
.,ss.d crop might be expected.
,,prell Burlcson County. Texas, June
sTsry little rain has fallen in this coun
n I. ~ Corn Is badly damaged in most
i gs.s lndce W j Moore of the BRACES
ls,m 4 In the city today. He reports
+ wv IN the bottom the best for several
,s Boil weevil doing very little dam.
n, there, Thronghout the county me
! 81 Neevil is dolng gaeat uanlase IN
III places! n the greater pnit OF the
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL

,,r.,,. -,. ~ H.. o.
NAhQl ~ avert leAls' June
aliue Nta, thr lhlbhl son oi W. anG
NiiH' t ,uH,n Hi'i qu ,c,t - 'N''''""' 80"
80 w w ''''' ~ "'''7
Il On NERIs1 findings, IcSaS June -
MIR. J, H. kcnnerlI an olq ciu4en o. the
gounly died mere ms evening ana WiiI ne
Inferred at . O'Clock tomorrow
MAFEE Corsicara, Texas. June %
Elmer the la.ye4r Old son Of Mr. ana MS Ms
A. NJ. McAtee, died Of congestion AZ 2@
o'clock ths morning at his home on West
Third avenue.
NELSON -CorsIcaua. Texas June 26.
Mrs Jennie nelson. a former resident Of
his city and q sister of Irs, +. w. Fan
ming of COrsicana, died at her home in
Dallas Yesterday
uonston. Austin. Texas. June 26,-
NJ ne fTo,,,,o a,,ad * vcors died
t9sT pigbt ot tbe family residence on East
rbird street. She ms been a resident NJ
Austin for number of years The funeral
,ook place this morning
RAMSEY rio Grande city. Texas, June
ia ,,., i,'p' az The cyii war died vester
iiu" b,,t n,cIock ana was hurled This
NAMING lie vas native Of Pennsyl-
mia
NEE H., %. ,n
3 y N., Enn'S Ala Mon ~ his city
iiod ~ c,t,',8aIr ,i"ht n bjs home here nftsr
~ - ,TJ n,iiifni siaGe Of CousumDiiou
n .'i.I Itu ,,, 4, tcrTsd in NIyrtie come.
'ltT i'''''''H'
'Vi3, oo
WlRlCk-r orIcana IeNas. d June ~,
trot r. h. NNncR oleu yeSieruay III me
sylnm tor inc lls9pe "a oan An,Jr'V,
lni 1870 We Sberir Rohlnson II
", No 49, mo f,,,srai viii bn hejd AZ
r N ,oio,
-, ~ No
COLI Muidooh eAHs, June, ~,
I'd Cole dleu NJ W'l' las. n,gm, ot Nh .iii
-eSlon 81 me uoW.Is, ne IeH I w WI
no buried today AZ p III; ~ me aI o ~
cemetery near Mnid9oh ng tns 49,, "l
ine NWlu' "t III ana si sn,,il
tiid,ci,
On w ~
tAh Ea-Na ACC, leAas. June ~ w. ~.
FaFes' Wen kuoWn az "lnGs' uie1 At w
come IN ihe tlll thlS u'i,itF' ~ uuN
been IN me county a.nye go anu Vas
county attorney OF 9ttEen tUunD}} MN LOT IW9
isIms llS pnt ~ ,rt W. atl ',.li
ne iuheIal ia q unuS Ing 'u''' "ienl WI
take place l9uloI'""'
GARD hk 4ll29i0ylegl It ~, June 20
MIS-. ~ y. HaIuneI ne, uieu n"ntu"!' du i
~ after a lingering lilnesS OF elEht OF zen
ears from unlSlislh' M MaS mn
3er OF tne hetuVt,S' i.t''s 81 suqhlvp
South o9e lea' az III 4S NV ntS
lahl anu lgus lttl' fs5ia.tsii ~ lcul ~. ~
were lhleIreu IN tue "i"iu'lS "" VehetVi9
eslefoa! 'N'hluS-
WOODHOl 81. Victoria, Texas. June
70, Mr.. Joseph Woodhouse died yesterday
morning after an illness q only few DAYS
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HEARNE NEWS NOTES.
Railroad Labor Scarce-Fourth of JUN
Entertainment-Not

Railroad Labor Scarce-Fourth OF july
Entertanment-Note
Hearne. Texas, June 81. quite NUN
her of laborers for the International and
Great Northern railroad extension have
hcpn in the city for the past few days
ON route to Marlin and Bryan, where they
viii be used on the rlghtof way. great
many of them are Mexioans, as colored
labsr can not be gotten Most Of the ne
groot are used in the cotton patch at this
time Of the year.
The Sons aud Daughters of the Confed
eracy are making elaborate preparations
for tho entertainment which they will give
on July g. Quite an interesting program
mas been arranged for this occasion.
MI d. w. Hamilton left this morning
over the international aud Great northern
railway for Luling. where he VIII he the
agent for the George H. McFadden n Bros.
cotton agency Mr. Hamilton has acted
in that capacity here for the past few
wears and his removal to the above named
place has caused universal regret among
his many friends here.
Quite large number of the young folks
enjoyed hay ride last night "a me ldtIIc
BRACES river delightful lunch was pre-
pornd hy the young ladies and me evening
Was pissed OF pleasantly Among. thosr
in nttendanse we're N FSSa of fa iSs
Kate Davis. Gent Brashear. Ruby Cqylng,
ron, Mary Crenan. Floy Beckham, Hazel
Warraman, Fannie and Rachel Welch.
MAMIE Montgomery and Beatrice Hensle1
Wessrs Tom Clements, Jim CovlngtoiL
Charles Knowles. Louis Glass, Wlllle
icv-is = r. Garrett Tommie Erwin, Guy
U.nsIcv Andrew Crenan, Willie and Tom
ma Rrashear: Mr. and Mrs. Z. I. Melton.
Mr Ana Mrs s Y. smith;
Miss Clara Eastcrwood LETT yesterias
o,.onIno over the Houston and Texas Cen
nal railway for "a visit Of several weeks
20 relatives in New orleans.
u, ~, I5red d. Pryor formerly OF this
,iSre hut now Of Bryan, is In the city
Wr sam Il. Dunn, a prominent citizen
~ Wheeiock, was In the city gestefaAS'
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Thn pectce Revereed.

Galveston, Texas June 81. "A mandate
mas been received by the clerk Of the
United States crcnit court for the Eastern
district Of Texas from tho United states
circuit court or appeals In the cause Of
the Guaranty Loan and Trust Company va.
the CITY Of Galveston ct ai reversing the
decrces Of the circuit court and rcmandinE
the oascs To be settled IN accordance with
ON opinion rendered In the said cause by
th" United States court VI appeas. The
eases grew out NJ the settlement Of the
anara Of the old Galveston cts street
railway THO Guaranty Loan and Trust
company appealed from he DEGREES ~ the
court Ia regard 10 a number OF the cases
~ tutcrycuuons IN said cnuse with the
above result At thu next session Of the
court here tho matter viii he taken up and
settled Ia accordance with the opinion
rendered by tho United states court Of
uUDealg
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Arkansas Pass. Texas. June 26.-Miss
Betty Bcntou Wheeler entertained at din
ner the following friends whom she Invited
TO meet Mr.. r. ~ Simmons Of Decatur,
who has heen guest M Governor wheeler
and family for week: Misses May
Mathis aud Fanny Hooper, Messrs. Tom,
Edgar and Arthur Mathis az korkpnrL ana
Misses Ellen De Berry and Reacie Ne
MurtFy.
Misses De Berry and Wheeler and Mr..
simmons spent several days I'm Rockport'
guests Of MIR. Mathis and family, where
they enjoyed sea bathing, rowing ana
sailing.
Mise Myrtle Conncli 81 Rockport has neen
visiting her friend, Miss Reacie McMurtry
Hon r. H. franklin, president Of the
Aiahsas Pass companies and his son, Mr.
Chiffon Franklin, spent Sunday In Arkansas
HaFE
Master Arthur Wilson, who Is only Y
Jearg old caught a jew hsh AZ the end
az the dump" which weighed fOriy-six
pounds He landed it without assistance,
hui his father was compelled 70 help MIN
mace the ish IN the boat
Mrs r. J. J. Collins and Misses susie
and Annie Beck have returned from a
visit TO Rockport.
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LING Wnddlnna.

Galveston Texas June q. Donald
John McGreFor and Miss Stella Jefferson
Chambers were married ar 7:l5 o'clock yes
terday evening at the New church. MI.
and Mrs. McGrcRor left last evening for
an extended bridal tour. and on their re-
turn win be at home at i720 Postofhce
street.
Mr.. J. u. Gallon Of Champaign, Ill, and
Miss Mamie Clark, daughter Ut Mr., James
CLARK Of this city. were married at .
o'clock p. m yesterday az st. Patrick'S
church, Rev Lowry officiating. Mr. and
Mrs. Gallon left last night for q bridal
al Champainu. III August
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Hemnstead Instaltatior.

Hampstead, Texas, June IS Hampstead
Lodge No. T49, A. r. and A NJ convened
IN special session last night 10 Install tho
newly elected officers Of said lodge Past
Master x. r. Tonpklns duly Installed the
officers for the ensuing Masonlc
term; Dr. L. l.. Mahan, W, Nj DR.. y.
II. cummins s. W.; L. Cuny, J. W; VIII
liam Lupton, secretary: +, Y, Spencer.
treasurer; Charles Mccarthy, 8 D. 9. n
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Remodeled Cotton EXCHANGE.

Galveston. Texas June 2T.-Tomorrow
morning the cotton exchange viii begin TO
receive quotations In its own remodeled
building The barkboards and other para
phernalia used ny the bulls and bears were
removed this afternoon from the building
on the Strand that has been Ia use as
cotton exchange since the September storm.
The new building, or more correctly
speaking, the remodeled building, has al
ready heen equipped with telegraph wires
and the click. click, click, telling OF the
dongs OF the commercial world, will start
promptly al o'clock In the morning
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Eleotinn n stnmIord.

stamford, Texas June % The stamford
Masonic lodge was set tEvork by Deputy
Grand Master s. w Scott OF Haskell With
quite a number Of visitors and a member
ing officers we're elected, j. W. bakin,
wOrShlpfui master; Arthur Duggas, senior
warden: r NJ Dickinson, innlor warden.
Refreshments were served In the halt
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steps sp,Ls. are being taken to destroy II. some
abpIthenslon rs felt as to the cotton .atte,
pillar, the storm az last IAN ut., y, ~ ~
poisoning. because OF the cotton maine "
,,hhnhglea that the farmers could not ee,
warrenton, Fayette County roy.s t,.
Ut commenced raining this evening a,
faiinps aS end ona 4 good steady rain Is stil
ti,nsns,H NJ ss Y is still and sultry con
oI great value and much Of the corn My
Re Denented. Cotton will also be greotiV
n neipfSd, Gardens which were rapidly bei6s
paiched up Will be revived and cisterns
supply Of water Heeu''
Buckholts, Texas, June 28-rbe dropth
wnlch mas lasted slice May 30 was brotet
over over 9 large portion OF the county. Corn
was damaged some by the dry weather
-. very good crop viii be made Cotton
- iooKlng me and there Is little uneaslness
concerning the boil weevil
New Waverly. Texas. June GA pooa
ram tell az this place today; late corn ana
cotton were suffering. Stock water was
getting scarce This rain viii insure plenty
81 corn ID these parts as far as the rain
extended There is plenty OF tax OF boii
try. 'nN eVuN
Gfapeland' Texas, June % "A light show
es iell mere today, few miles east Of
came In the nick ot time TO save tho corn.
which Is very promising Cotton K look
, hlg, wei ana growing finely. There Is no
Doll weevil here so far as known
Lullng, Caldwell County, Texas June o.
Seyeral showers OF rain have fallen Ia
| and around Iuling today, and Inc mos
PeiGts are good for good season before il
QUITS Inc cotton Is hne but corn Is mel
ing rain badly. on Plum creek nne rain
zen Yesterday ana also today.
Temple, Texas, June 26-There Is a coo1
run rnno IPi ing NJ noon today which is badly
heeueu Tor corn and which Will be Of bcneht
70 cotton. The latter however, could nave
| gone some time longer without suffering
rain.
sns9gr1land Fort Bend County. Texas.
here today, the first since April ii Crors
helped considerably, Indications good Tor
more more rain, Very heavy thunder and con.
siderable lightning. No wind
Gainesville. Texas. June 26.-Corn. cot
ton aud wheat are looking bad In this com.
| mnntty and If a rain docs NOT make it's .,.
pearance in few days it is feared every.
| ming VIII he ruined. Stock is also sunof
Corsicann, Navarro County, Texas. June
2TEA light shower of rain fen here US.
terdaN beginning az II a. m. and con,
so dry 1t did not have much eflect.
Rusk. Cherokee County. Texas. June 26.
light rain fell here today; not enough 10
% very much good. Everything is very
dry. 1t viii help cotton some, but Is MT
enough TO do corn much good
Thomaston, De witt County. Texas, June
IA light rain fell here this morning.
which viii he beneficial TO cotton but IS
too late to benefit corn much The ind C..
lions are that more will follow.
Calvert, Robertson County. Texas Iune
PA much needed rain fen here yester
day. The farmers are greatly rcioiced FOR
| the drouth was beginning 10 have a dis
astlous effect on the corn.
AItp fshoro1.nn Tcurtv ts,-,. T,,,,o on
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installation a. Mineral Wells.

Mineral Wells. Texas, June rs The fol-
lowing Masonlc officers were Installed here
the oath instant by the Mineral Wells lodge
No. eli, Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
sons; Joel d. Crawford, worshipful mas
ter; A. ID. Taylor, senior warden; B J.
Garrett, junior warden; A. j. ThomaA
treasurer; Flake Barber. secretary, W. ".
steward; n. j. Hand. innior steward G.
j. Blackwell, tiler. After the Installation
services q banquet was had.
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Galveston, Texas, June 2T--Mrs. George
McCubbn, aged 30 years died al 2 o'clock
yesterday morning at her residence, Thir,
tIeth and Winnie. The funeral occurred at
$50 o'clock this morning.
The steamship Arnmhor cleared this ar
tcrnoon for Havana Cuba, with cargo
consisting OF 14Oo head OF cattle. Most or
the cattle came from Interior Texas points
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ndd EelIoms celehrale.

waxahaehie, Texas, June 26.-The Ellis
County Odd Fellows association met 10
union picnic al West End Park In Waxa.
in attendance Every Lodge In the county
was represented by large delegation.
The principal feature OF the days exercises
drsn n me widows and Orphans homs
III corsIeana They rendered special
program II songs, recltauoRs and instru'
mental music
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Caldwell. Texas. June e1 The officers
OF Warren Lodge No. 80, A. F. and A. H..
were publicly Installed al tue court houso
last night with appropriate ceremonies. Il.
NJ Burns % Giddngs officiating. Prof.
Malone delivered suitable address After
the installation the members Of che lodge
adjourned 90 The lodge room where they
enjoyed a banquet
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Masonie leoiure

Richmond. Texas, June 81 The Masonie
lecture giver by Rev George Fair II
Hampstead WAS considered hy those that
heard II Monday night 10 be the Fest tee.
ture OF Athe Kind ever delivered in Rich,
mond The Masons Installed officers after
the lecture and big supper followed.
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ro.,rth conrt Of clyiI AppeaIs.

san Antonio, Texas, june 20 Proceed
,.,,,s ,,ora had in the Fourth court OF civil
appeals today as follows
Motions for rehearing overruled' Boll1
c,rn,er vs. II o. Engelke, from BeNar;
n 49,. Hart IS. PorfeO Gorcea. from Bexat /;
~ ~" n Ward et al vs.. Marion County, ifem
MA II,,~o,,.ins Company, from Bexar; Con
..f Snt1 Fire Association vs.. stiilweh Bros
4 urgttle from Rains; Ia ston and i,A,as
senfrai railroad Company VS.. 1 IS MOSS
from Limestone
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Al crookeu.

Crockett, Texas, June 27.--At stated
communication of Trinity chapter No I.
Royal Arch Masons. yesterday afternoon
the following officers were Installed 10
serve for tine ensuing Masonic year Joe
Adams. high priest; John McCopnell, king;
f. q Edmstou, serbia; ] d. Sims. tre1a-
urer; John MmchlsoD, secretary.
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Galveston TeXns, June 27--The North
German Lloyd steamship Norderney arrived
today from Bremen, Germany, with $40 i'm
migrants on board. This Is the largest
number brought over by one vessel 20 Gal
weston suce October, 1900. one hundred
and fourteen Of the immigrants were dos
tined for points In Texas and the remainder
for points In Colorado, California and other
Western states
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No 926. 4 F and ~. Installed the fol.
lowing officers Monday afternoon J. L.
I'm, W. NJ; j L. Lockcu, s. w; r. L.
Forbes ] ~; J. f. Buchanan. S s.. n,
Whips. tiIeT; z. S. Winsor, ! S.; J. VI.
BrownBon, treasurer; Marx Roun. secre-
tary.
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A. Monade.

McDSde. Texas June IS The following
Officers We're Installed In the Masonic lodge
Nofsugcr, S W. A J Brewer. J. W ~
Basslst, treasurer; J s, Kelton secretary:
w n. Callahan, S. -. I.H. Rhodes, J. D.;
W Y. Kelt0n, S. s.; ". j. Phillips j. S.,
W. e. Beyil, chaplain, A. J. Saffeli, tiler
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oranae installation.

Orange. Texas. June 2o.--Madlson lodge
No. 126. Ancient. Free and Accepted Ma
sons. al their last meeting installed off,
GERS Tor the ensuing term, as follows; NJ.
q. Davies, worshpful MASTER r B, Cur
junior warden; r Lusen, treasurer; J. w.
Parker, secretary; c. Il. Keppler, senior
deacon; Willis Johnson, junior deacon; w.
nor steward T. ". Bettls. tiler, After the
INSTALLATION ceremonies were concluded the
lodge adjourned 10 the Dewey restaurant,
where a banquet was spread.
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PALE PEOPLE HAVE PALE BLOOD.
Groves rastalszB Cain Tsnia zapkAs rieA
biaod.
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Strength Enables You TO Stand the Heat
Grove'a Tasteless Chill Tonic gives
streRgth.