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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

Newark. N. j.. Aug. 22.-Today is the
day upon which the letter sent TO the
Rev. John Keller. Of Arlington. must be
returned 10 the Barker association, by
which II was sent 20 days ago. For the
first time, the wounded and accused rec
tor walked out yesterday without blue
spectacles. which have made his trouble
familiar TO all.
When calling upon the rector TO bring
charges against Mrs. Barker for her ac-
cusations against him. the friends OF Bar
Der used the registered mail 10 communi-
cate their demand 10 the clergyman This
would require receipt before its deliv-
cry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22

MRS wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
aas been used for over nifty years nv
millions Of mothers tor their children
soothes the child. softens the gums. al.
lays all pain. cures vino collie. and Is the
best remedy for Diarrohea. II will re-
sold by druggists In every part OF the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be
sure and ask for Mrs winsiows Sooth-
Ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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RHODE ISLAND
NORMAL SCHOOL.

Fan term begins MONDAY Sept. ., at
= o'clock q. m. Examinations for sdmis-
sion will be held Monday. Sept. 3. begin
ming at a. m. For catalogue or other In
forma ton apply TO CHARLES s. CHA
PIN. Principal. BOX s71. or THOMAS II.
sTOCkWEl.L. Secretary Trustees, Box
1882 Providence.
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THE WEATHER

Boston. Aug. 22.--For Massachusetts and
Rhode Island; Fair tonight and Friday;
warmer in eastern Massachusetts,; light
TO fresh east 20 southeast winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-22
IN INTEREST
OF SCIENCE.
Or. Knapp viii Nurse a China
man Who Is a LspsT.
MUST LEAVE WIFE AND chill DREN
May Not See Them Again for Years, and Is
Liable 10 Contract the Much
Dreaded Disease
MUST LEAVE WIFE AND CHILDREN

ST Louis. Aug. 22.-Lesving wife and
children. not knowing when he viii be
able to see them again. isolsting himself
completely from the world. Dr. Louis
Knapp will devote his life TO nursing a
poor Chinese leper, for whom the city OF
St. Louis has provided home and whom
it will support and care for as long as he
lives
The lepsr may live ten or even nfteen
years longer Until the Chinaman dies
DR. Knapp may be debarred from ever
seeing any member OF his family. Even
then he may not be reunited with his
wife and children. for he runs the risk
OF becoming a leper himself, aud so for-
ever barred from intercourse with the
world.
DR.. Knapp today entered upon his duties
as nurse for Dong Gong. the leper. With
his patient as his only companion, Dr.
Knapp Will live in a three-roOm frame
house now being built near quarantine
DR. Knapp is without fear OF danger to
himself. and intends TO improve his time
by making a thorough study OF leprosy
He takes his library with him.s
MAY FIND CURE FOR LEPRosY.
'If cure for leprosy is ever found"
who has devoted years TO the study OF an
actual case OF the disease. and l am not
without hope that / may at least con-
tribute 10 such discovery"
In spite OF the warning given by the
health department 10 him as to the
five other applicants for the position OF
nurse DR. Knapp believes that he will
be able to avoid any possibility of conta-
gion.
"Leprosy is only mildly contagious"
he said. 1T would be contracted only
by living in the same room with patient
or by the grossest carelessness in hand
ling articles which had been infected by
him. Both Of these dangers / shall care
fully avoid"
DIR. Knapp is forty years old. With his
wife and four children he lived at No.
1922 Virginia avenue. The final farewells
between the physician and his family
were said t6tSsmorning before he went to
the health department to report fer duty
DR. Knapp hopes that the department
will allow him TO make an occasional visit
TO his home.
MAY HAVE A PIANO.
DR.. Knapp will prepare all the food
used by himself and his patient. The
kitchen, from which Gong will be ex-
cluded will separate the leper's room
from that of his nurse. Some arrange
ments for musical diversion probably will
be made. Or. Knapp is a pianist and
will endeavor TO get an instrument for
use In his room.
This case of leprosy was discovered
two weeks ago by DR.. NJ. f. Engman, of
the st. Louis Polytechnic. The victim was
at once placed in confinement The
principal manifestation OF the disease is
In 'anesthetic areas" On these parts
of the body hot irons can be applied with
out causing pain. and the flesh Is insen-
sible TO the prick OF needles.
Dong Gongs house will cost $500 and
II will cost the city 1890 year 10 care for
him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04

dormant resources of Texas that at
trac, ed great attention to the State.
In 1855 the Dallas Daily Herald was
absorbed by the Dallas Morning News
and Colonel Elliott removed to Washing
ton City, where he resided for two years
During that time he married Miss Ada
Stewart. she bore him two children aud
died In February, 1892.
He returned to Dallas and engaged In
the land aud lean business for some
years until 1894, when he again returned
to Journalism by purchasing the Dallas
T,mes-Herald. Ho, was editor-in- cAief OF
that puf lisation until IN The autumn OF
1899. when his falling health caused him
70 disTose OF his Interests and retire from
active lite.
Since that time his health bad grown
steadily worse, and dur ng the last DAYS
OF his Illness he was frequently uncon-
scicrs for hours.
Four children survive him. William w
F'liott Of CoIstcana, Adele, Stewart and
Ada.
Colonel Elli-tt wss prolific writer on
topics OF fns neal, political and seal
nature ard was frequent contributor IN
newsra rers and magazines when he was
enn7grd in journalistic, pursuits AMI alan
while in ccmrercal life. pe was a mer-
her of the Masonic and Odd Fellows or
49,
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Items FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
LAND AGENT GREATLY IMPRESSED
WITH BEAUMONT BUSINESS.
ing Trials Has Been Exhausted.
The Death Roll.

Austin. Texas. February 3,--Mr, Charles
e, Anderson Is home for a few days from
Beaumont. where he has established an
other ofhce--heing interested In tie
American OIL company of the banner city
of Texas.
In conversation with Post correspond
ent yesterday evening he stated that the
business surpassed anything he ever
saw, and that Beaumont is tne coming
city OF the State. why the business
there is something wonderful; every body
seems to be making money, and strangers
are coming in on every train. The ork-
Ing people have all they can p5ssloly az
tend to, and many of them are wording
might and day, and everybody is ippy.
Yes, there is going to be some spscu-
lation In oil. but not enough 10 cause
any injury. such as befell tie Penpsyl-
vania oil tielis in the early days
Mr.. Anderson went on TO say tina
Beaumont had a fine future before 1t, and
that the citizens were eqaal to the emsr-
gency, ana would look after the welfare
OF the town in an advanta eous way
that could not help from bringing 1t to
the front
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Alvin Items.

Alvin. Texas, February 3.--Rev. DR.
Harrington OF Altaloma occupied the pull
Fit at the Methodist church today and
delivered most interesting sermon In his
usual good style.
Miss Emma Cb pman Of Austin is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. J. T.. Cobbs-
Miss Ruth Sims of WaMahachie Is Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. Ed F. Adams.
Mr.. S. A. Kendig, travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, was In Alvin Fri
day on bus ness.
Paymaster George n. Yard of the slnta
Fe is confined at his home in this city
with a Light case of smallpox.
Miss Lizzie Patton OF Sweet Home is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. B. Foster.
Mesd mes Fred a, Smith ard Kate S.
Edwards attended the wedding OF IS
Elsie Shaw, which occurred at G4lveston
"Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Smith is visiting relatives
at Moody, Texas.
Or. A. f. Remley made business trip
TO Gonzales LAST week
Mr. n. 3. Curtis. Santl Re agent, re
turned from business trim to Coll MS
VILE, his old home. Wednesday.
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other Marriages.

James freeman and Miss Bette Richie;
at Llano, January &C.
James Carter Rnd Miss Katie Glass
near Terrell. January 2s.
John Tanning ana Miss Ella Gossett; az
Denton, January %,
Alfred simmons and Miss Ruth Taylor;
al Rhome
g. ~ Mcdaniel and Miss Maud Curtis;
at Mckinney January 80,
n. sherman, IN, vi oklahoma City, and
Miss Ethel Harrison; at Greenville, Janu-
airy 30.
p. L. Carver and Miss Alice Goode Of
Anna; at Mckinney. January 81
w. p. Bryan of Plano ana Miss Mary
Cave; al Mckinney, February /.
II. B. Laugnan and Miss Pearl Scott;
at FilCt Point
j. II. Ste nbgldge and Miss Hattie Sims;
al Texarkana.
Thomas hoover and Miss Emma Bal
lard, near Paris.
M D. Ray and Miss ola Johnston; At
Waxahachie.
W. II. Hartley and Miss Ada Tarvor;
at Jiillsbcro.
Frank Richardson and Miss Minnie
Reel; at Longylew.
William Swaidner and Miss Ethel An
derstni at Petty.
W. p. Bryan OF Plano and Miss Mary
Cave; at Mckinney.
Dr. r. g. Yonngblood OF Mccoy and
Nils Susie Reeves; at Terrell.
d. r. Vaughan and Miss Nellie Ba-
ker; at Sherman.
o. 3. Deaton of Disco, n. G., and Miss
Hattie Thompson; at Troy.
Mack Nelson OF L9ngylew and Miss
May Allison; at Gladewater.
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other Deaths.

COCHRAN, Mrs. C. Nj near Leesville.
January ~.
LANCASTER, Mrs, J. D.; at Honey Grove.
January IS.
WATTS, Mrs. \. W.. aged 7ai at Deni-
son, January 20.
JONES, Wood. near Paris. January 90
YOUNG, Mrs. Noble; at Greenyilla, Janu-
airy 20.
WOODS. Or. A. D.; at villas, January 2s.
GONZALES. II. r., aged rs. at Dallas,
January 30.
oAlN, ]. NJ, aged so; at Dallas, Janu
airy 30.
HATCHER, Mrs. NJ. aged 80: at Dallas.
January 30.
slIHP. Mrs, Angelina. aged 60; at Dali
las. January 80.
MCPHERSON Mrs, Susan, aged 70; at
Morgan. January 80
HAElIsINs, Mrs. IL. H., aged 81; near
Marshall, February /.
TAYLOR, MIS- Harry, Of Tyler: at Tex
arkena, February J.
RiBnLE, Mrs. at Petty. january n
WHEELER, William, aged 20; at Abs
lone. January 81.
I6EYEs, p, H; at Jonesyille. January 30.
SULLIVAN "a. P.. AGED So; near villa
Point. January 81.
YOUNG. Merritt r.. aged sSj a. fDenlson.
January 30.
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on his way to town day before yesterday
morning, He was IN feeble health and his
death is attributed TO heart disease Mr..
Eckman was driving his wagon. accom-
panied by his son. When opposite the
residence OF Mr. fabe Hamilton he COM
plalned OF feeling unwell and stopped
and went into the house, where he ex-
PRED In a few minutes. He was buried
at Lawrence chapel yesterday.
uARPENTER. fisherman Texas, Feb
ruary S.--'pr J. c. Carpenter, one OF the
oldest and most highly respected citi-
Sens of tho county, died at his home
in this city this morning. Deceased was
born in New York In 1915. He was grand
Iprelate OF the knights Templars OF Texas.
Tho grand commandery is summoned TO
meet here Tuesday TO participate at tho
burial. He was noted Baptist preach
or and had II State wide reputation.
M,pOWEUl,.--Edna Texas. February 5.
The romans OF Mr.. a. -. Mcdowell, who
died last Friday, were Inferred In tho
family buryng ground at Caranehua yes
tcrday Mr McDowell's death was caused
from cancer of the throat ana he has
suffered severely for several months. He
was formerly sheriff of this county. which
office he had held for several years, re-
signing recently on account OF his health.
He was an efficient officer and a friend
10 every one whom ne was acquainted
with, His family has the sympathy Of
this entire community, as well as friends
II other sections.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

CIlA1Rl1AiONr. Several SECTIONS 90
land have recently been sold ~ u nor
NAL price.
PEpTY.--,Ada Mcknight. negro. was
badly burned by the explosion OF coal
oil lamp, There Is little hope OF recov-
cry.
DALLAS.--lGenerai Cabeli has issued y
lengthy address urging all Confederate
veterans in Texas to attend the Memphis
reunion.
TERREIsL.--AA carload OF mules has
been shipped to Atlanta, where the Brst-
ish army agents are collecting them for
shipment.
DENlsoN.-A flock of 101 turkeys was
driven slxty-five miles 10 this market
They made the trip In three days. aud
arrived in good conditions
ENNls.-S. u. Allen, market gardener
here, furnished customers few days ago
ripe strawberries grown In his garden in
the open air.
PnTTY.--1A company Is being organized
here to erect an oil MILL. a meeting was
held, during which $4,000 worth OF stock
was subscribed,
CLAIRESfoNT--- w. McCommis shot
and wounded Lewis Props. his son-ip-
law; reported not fatal. Tho difficulty
occurred at McCommis' residence in the
northwest corner Of Kent county.
AIKINNEY. -. s. Dowcll. son OF Cap
tain j. s. Doweli, Sr., OF this city, has
received assurance from Congressman
elect Randell that he Will receive the
appointment to cadetship at West Point
MINERAL wELLS.--Hon. Charles
Coon, chairman Of the republican party
OF this county, has issued a call for his
party TO convene in the city on February
III FIR the uurpose OF indorsipg for a
postmaster at Mineral Wells and other
places in the county.
WAXATIlACH E.--The Jury in the case
OF W. G. Bryant VS.. the Houston and
Texas Central Railroad company. on trial
in the district court here, brought 10 a
verdict for defendant. Bryant sued for
$4,000 damages for the death OF son,
alleged to have been caused by the nesii-
gence of the defendant.
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CREEK ind ANS JAILED.
chief Ilarj, and Seventeen Minor Leaders
We're Locked Up
------------
70 Be TRIED ON CHARGE OF TREASON
--------------
The chief Appears 20 Think He Had
Authority from Washington 10
DO What lie Did.

Muskogee, /. T.. February S,--Chitto
Harjo, or Crazy Snake" tho leader OF
tho warning Creek Indians aud seven
teen OF the minor leaders OF that tribe
have been landed in the Federal jail
here, where they will be held pending
trial for treason. The Indians we're brought
here from Henrietta under escort of
troop A, Eigh h cavalry, and United
States Marshal Bennett and his posse
| II is stated that certain attorneys who,
Il is asserted here, msled the Indians,
may be prosecuted.
Marshal Bennett states that while most
OF the Indians are In hiding some are
still trying TO hold meetings, A posse
VIII be sent tomorrow to arrest Chief
Lotah Mekko, the real chief OF tho
Creeks
When placed in prison here Harjo aud
his followers were searched, fumigated,
their shackles removed ana an paced
In ono large cell A newspaper core
spondent, with the assistance OF an in
ierpretar, had an Interview with Crazy
Snake. who said that he saw NJ reason
Tor arrest aud felt confident when the
| Indians We're givon trial before the
Great White Fathers court that they
would he released He said they were
acting in good faith and had papers
/ from Washington that gave them the
right to establish their ola government
! As to all the talk about Killing whites
The said II was never tseir intention and
1 they expected only to treat and act with
their own people and In so doing ex-
pected finally TO get all whites out. lie
also said that the Great Spirit would
see that they got justice. oven though
their White Father In Washington and
the oil syDdloates were trying TO rot
them of their once happy hunting
ground"
The Indians under arrest hero are;
Chltto Harjo, alias Crazy Snake Ere
Smith, Sam Boga. Jackson Tiger, Louis
Yarde, Sam Emarthlka, Narke Shields
John Timothy. Robert FislSe. Ahra ham
Mcintosh. Noah Timothy. chotka, Little
tiger and James Starr.
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Notc. nnd PerronaIs.

Austin. Texas, February 3-Tae scnooi
tax for the city is TO be raised to 20 can:s
on the 800 valuation OF properly.
Judge James H. Robertson has declined
TO run for mayor.
Miss Bells Grinnan Of Broynwood Is
here visiting at the home of MAJOR
Wheatley.
Hon. L. T. D1sAiell of Pales lac Is
here for a few days.
Mr. W. p. FarrJw, citizen OF Calves
ton, has moved &c Austin, and Will maze
this city his "a ure homc.
The new machinery for the Aus In
Rapid Transit Street railway has been
shipped ana Will arrive here some tine
this week.
Pupils ri the public schools are going
to be forced TO present vaccination certifi-
Gates in order 10 prevent the spread OF
smallpox.
Three Gotten bales we're burned yester-
day afternoon on East avenue.
The police made nlnety-tiye arrests dur
inr the month OF January.
The February term OF the Federal
court opens hero tomorrow
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The Denth Roll.

Austin, Texas, February S.--The fol-
lowing deaths occurred in town yester-.
day:
James o'Brady, aged 3s years, after a
long illness. Funeral services were held
shipped to Wythevllle., Va, for inter-
ment.
Mrs. 3, j. White died yesterday at the
residence of her mother Mrs 8, u. Ma
lone. In Hyde Park. The funeral took
place in Manor his afternoon.
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Talk
About III

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our Hair vigor. When per-
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If your hair is short, too
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you.
If your hair is just a little
gray, or perfectly white, Ayers
Hair vigor will bring back to
it all the dark, rich color it had
years and years ago.
One dollar a bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-04
YoaIsum Locals.

Yoakun, Texas. Fsoruary 2.-waiie
other places in sasa.h Texas haze been
boasting OF carly e.rasnerrles. the Y a
kum country Is by 10 aasans behind.
strawberries having bsen on the mar-.ct
be e for some tine.
Hon. Jehn VI. Green, representative
from De witt county, has been home
frcm Ars4in fer the past Few days. re-
cuperaaing from an attack Of IA grippe.
air. Green returned to Austin teday.
prctracted series Of services con-
menced al the Meshod.st chsrch 10 az
90 c.reinlie du.lpg the coming waeH
The pastor, Rev. WI. Johnson. will DO
assisted by Rev. w,sJ, o'Byran OF Mis-
slseippi.
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sE BREEpEss' ASSOCIATION.
ng to be Held at Mckinney
IN February go.

Kinney, Texas. February Ill. e.
Ton, ex,presldent of the State Swine
Ire association, was here today
4 after preliminaries Incidental to
kulng annual session OF that body,
meets in Mckinney February and
says the attendance will be large.
{inded the correspondent the fol-
Programme Of the meeting, which
quests The Post to puhllsh:
les for discussion at swine breed
beetihg at Mckinney February o 6:
|nagement OF Breeding Herd
Nv Stewart, Sherman.
u PIG from Birth to Market'-A. w.
~, Holland. f'f ~
b SHOW Hog, the Feeders Hog and
RQe for the Packery-7Are They the
a-H, 2. Singleton, Mckinney.
|lsction, Feeding and Management
Boar'-Nat Eimondson, Sherman.
,caclng Boar from Show to Breed
ondlt!on"a-J. B. Stogner, Bolivar.
(Arced Ration for Growing Hogs
Cobb, Dodd City. 'E'I'
|hnced Ration for Fattening Hogs
EARLY Cough; M. NJ. OffuL Gaines
p Pig for Best Hog"-w. H. Pierce,
Bacon Hos"-R. F. Butler, waxa-
|ring Bacon in Texas"--.A. A. Pr
Dallas.
n Advantage to Landlord and Ten
pom Raislns Hogs in Partnership
CoGee. Mckinney.
Ne Of Sow and Plgs"--C. w. Thorn
Pursboro. W w 's
(lsciion and Care of Brood Sow
p L. Davis, Sherman.
Ee and Measurement of Pigs for
Img Purposes '--Frank Hamm, Jr.,
|and,
elure vs., Immature Breed ng''-W.
pseQer, Holland; J. W. Floyd, Rich
Frazier. Kopperl;
|lller. Sherman.
se9ng Porkers for Profit and Quality
[oape,s.G. g. King. Taylor: Ed
Auh brothers, Sherman.
fcp, ''A ~
\. .p.oms OF Hog Cholera and Swine
4 qua treatment for These and
sFlne Diseases"--volunteers.
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FAvons A HIGH LICENSE.
ELLIS County Grand Jury's Recom-
mendation to the legislature.

Waxahachie. Texas, February 2.-The
Ellis county grand jury adjourned todly
after being in session thirty-eight days,
Their report shows they examined 62t
witnesses and returned 314 indictments
80 for felonies and 2Si for m sdemeanors
Before adjourning the following recon-
mendations were made to the legislature:
/. That the minimum license for selling
Intoxicating liquors be placed at S2eVo
per annum.
g Thit it be made criminal offense TO
ship liquor into local option precincts
G.. u. d.
& 8. Prohibiting the running OF knife and
cane racks and similar devices.
/. That card playing be pl9ced on the
same footing with crap-shootlng.
5. Prohibiting betting or wagsrs upon
nine or ten-pin alleys.
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[jCTIVE CYCLONE
!, Nsrlh.ru Portion Of Delta
County. #
.-------
KILLED; THREE INJURED
,xsd the storm. Destroy
~ House md DAM
|ssing Another.

r,orv 2--Ahout II
aos,r,ot,vo cvc,one
....orn ,ort,on az this
$3.50 ana pecan Gan.
y - 70 the casualties
,,o.s n.,r uonsst
,a,nh..rs
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A DIg Family.

CreenYllle, Texas, February S.--TSe
BIO hers of MIS-. j. H. whatiey. five Ia
nuu. Der. are her guests in this city. ard
IT may be Interesting TO say sem .thin :
of III ir size The Oldest weighs IT'S.
the next In age. 20si awo more tip the
beam at pa each. and the young zst raises
sh!s by thirty-Bix, his weight standing
at 2so These splenfd1y proportionsd
gentlemen are the Kelly broshers RUFF,
Charlie, JOHN, Chris and Jim, who are
all prodacts OF n.rth Hunt county AMI
OF our best citizenship.
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sHERiFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Franklin. Texas, February '1.---strayca
or stolen, mare about 14ts hands high,
dark ches nut sorrel. white streak In
face branded r Y on thigh, heavy name.
long core op. not s1od; missing here
about January IL; last heard OF in Mad
iscn c.pnty. ! Will pay so reward for
her de livery to me Il Franklin, Texas
AID QUEEN SERVICES. ybd "
". r. Johnston or Guy Townsend. sher-
if
Ten dollars reward--Stolen last night
two brown mare mules about II hands
high each and both branded n pith Z
hook over the top on shoulder. Il. II.
Howell, Belmont Texas.
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MARRIAGES.

SAI.A-SAMUELS.-- -Greenville Texas,
February ga Dallas couple. Mr.. u. ],
sala and Miss TILE Sluiuels, wers mar
ried in this city Thursday, Squire Me-
Daniel officiating.
BENNETT DANIEL. - Austin Texas,
February 3,--4News reached here a few
days ago from 81. louis, announcing the
marriage OF DR.. Bennett of this ely to
Mrs. Emily ]. Daniel. The ceremony
took place in St Louis. and Dr. Bannett
and Wife are now on their way to Ha-
Sann, Cubn, for wedding trip. Austin
will be their future home.