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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-24
DELEHANTY AND HIS BAT.
A Timely Three-Bagger Gives the
PhiiIies Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-Delehanty'
three-base hit in the eighth inning and
errors by DeMont won the game for the
The score:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-24

BY Waddell l. by Chesbrough l. Umpire
Dwyer. Time of game, 1 hour and As minutes.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-24
SENATOR'S SECOND GAME
The Fast Georgetown Team Proves
an Easy Victim.

Manning Introduces Three New
TwirIers Who show Up Weii-Pat-
tens Great Record of Striking Out
Three Men With Nine Balls.
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Whatever you drink out
side, let your home beer be
Schlitz. That is pure beer.
: No bacilli in it nothing to
. make you bilious.
Beer is a saccharine pro-
duct, and the germs multiply
rapidly in it. The slightest
faint of impurity quickly
ruins its healthfulness.
We go to the utmost ex-
tFemes to prevent til at.
Cleanliness is a science
where Schlitz beer is brewed.
We even cool the beer in
plate glass rooms in nothing
but filtered air.
Then we filter the beer.
Then we sterilize every
bottle.
And Schlitz beer is aged.
The beer that makes you
bilious is green beer.
When you order a beer
foryourhome, getthe health
fulness without the harm.
Get a pure beer-get an old
beer-get Schlitz. Call for
the Brewery Bottling.
Phone $50. Schiitz.
6l5-I d St. S. W., Washington.
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-24
.EEZ[ZMINn

Eczema sets the skin on fire. The acid poisons IN
the blood forced through the pores OF the SKIN
is the itching at times especially when the body is
heated that the almost distracted sufferer feels that he
could the skin to pieces and that he must scratch or
go crazy. He knows from experience that this only
by the terrible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
TEXAS MARRIAGES..

STEELE.-McKinney Texas. De
cemher 25.-Dr. W. r. Hum aud Mrs May
Steele were married last evening at the
Episcopal church.
JOHNY- COFFEY. Mckinney. Texas, De-
ccmber 2i.-R l.. JOHNNY and Miss Ella
t.ofIey were married at the home Of th2
bride at Westminster. this county, to-day
LEWIS-EY ANS. Terrell. Texas Decem-
Der 25.--MT. Frank Lewis and Miss 81 lie
Evans were married last evening at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs. NJ 4.
Evans, Rev George McCulloek officiating.
PENDER-POPE.-- Grecnvilla. Texas, De
cemher 20. j, w. Pcuder and Miss Anna
Pope gave their friends Christmas sur
prise by getting married YES 5rddy at the
home Of Elder II. L. jenkins. who of.
ciatcd.
RYAN-TARyER.--San Angelo, Texas DC
cember 24-Miss Mary Ryuu auI MI r.
NJ, Tarvcr were married at KucEerbocker
at the Methodist church last Allat AZ Z
services Rev. william Green performed
the ceremony.
STrART-FOSTER -Bryan. Texas, DE-
ccmTSr 70, Mr.. l'iuucy stuart of this city
and Miss Cnllie Foster We're married At
noon Yesterday at the home Of the -, = s
parents, near Providence church, in his
county, Rev. G. 4. Foster, Officiating.
HENnRICKSON-Q QUINN sluton, Texas,
December 25.-Alr. Hunter Hculickson
and Mrs. Martha quinn. both Of Blunlzer,
Nueces county, were married n san PAtrl-
clio on the evening of December ~, Rev.
Father Ping officiating,
CONNERLY DAVIS Marshall, Texas.
December 23.--Mr 7. =. Conucrly Of the
Texas and Pacific railroad of this city and
Miss Lille DAYS. of Atlanta, Texas, We're we're
"A. and arrived here this morning to make
| their home with the grooms parents.
TAYLOR-LLoYD.- Marshall. Texas, De-
cember 25.-Mr. John TAYLOR, n prom;
Miss Nellie Lloyd. daughter Of Captain
| and Mrs. L. w, Lloyd of the land depart
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est OF evergreen trees, from the limbs Of
which were displayed all sorts ~ goods.
this was a magnificent AFFAIR and would
nave been credit to any city; float Of
decorated and oiled m with pretty little
misses and attracted much favorable at
tenuon. and praise was given another
noat of Eddy Bros, who not only showed
out handsomely. but attracted attention
from the fact that four Of their clerks &C
cnpied this noHt With two clowns. and they
distributed apples. oranges. candlcs. nuts,
fireworks free along the whole route
lntcrspersed throughout the procession
were many horseback riders such as In.
dams, clowns. Turks and two beautiful
Sisters Of Charity. The Rifles were In.
terspctsed all along the line as guards and
are proud az their success In this matter
The town was full OF country people who
all went home shouting Jasper's praise, aud
me hest Of all. there was not drunken
never was seen.
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WHARTON'S STREET FAIR
HAS CONE TO A CLOSE AND EVERY
ONE is SATISFIED.
Red Men Furnished an Exciting Feature
OF the Fun--A Grand Ball Con-
cluded the Carnival.

Wharton Texas, December 26-The frst
Wharton street fair closed last night, aud
from start to finish was grand success.
about 5000 people were present the arst
day and averaged 5000 the last two da
The immense crowds were entertained AMI
taken care Of With perfect harmony ami
peace. The Red Mems special parade and
sham battle was tha chef dc ouyre. Of the
day The Indian camp vas stationed in
the court house yard, when a wagon drove
M, an attack was made on the wneon TIe
cowboys, led 10y Captain +. r. Davis, came
TO the rescue. Grand Sacuem " l.. Hal
headed the Red Men. The battle ami var
Gus maneuyers were rcaiis.i lie and cxcit ng
and received numerous eucores from the
large crowd Of spectators. An unexpected
feature was introduced. T. Jonusolu
had crowd of negroes mcsly from the
FORKS of the Greek, INDUCING In an Old
fashioned Coon dance" the Red Men
surrounded them, brandshug tumahaV Ks,
yelling aud INDUCING in n way dance; IL
was 10 joke 10 the negroes, but stern real
ity. The result: That coon dance was
never finished. The usual carnival festyi-
ties followed. the bail Ugh $, the clouds
OF rainbow-tintcd confetti the merry
pranks of happy youth, all Of which was
enjoyed with great spirit, Wharton having
no old maids or cranks
The grand ball OF the court house last
night was well attended, and presented a
scene Of fairylike beauty, the elegant cos.
tunes " the ladies, the courtly grace Of
handsome men, exquisite music, blending
Into a perfect whole The grand march
was led by Mr.. Pat Murray Of Wharton
aud Miss Luah Leyeudecker of Eagle Lake;
many graceful figures were introduced
Quite number of guests were present
from Eagle Lake, Edna Glen Flora, Wood.
vile, Bay City. Lane City Van Week.
Spanish Camp, Egypt and Richmond. The
Red Men rendered an oyster supper to
the guests which was duly appreciated.
The supper was served at the Ford hotel
and arrangements and cuisine were perfect.
In all, the success Of the far and ca nival
was phenomenal, If one takes into CON
| sidcration the short time in which prepare
| llon for the event. only three weeks TIM
| but 10y perfect unity, energy and cordial
cooperation it shows what old Wharton
county is capable of when her citizenship
| is fully agreed, 10 mako "A good pull and
| a strong pull and pun altogether for
the public good an experience which
can bear good fruit in the future Of Whar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Young Man Had a Bad Fall, but Was
Not Seriously Hurt.

Young Man Had Bad Fall, but Was
Not Seriously Hurt.
Brenham. Texas December 25.--An an
usual accident befell Helne Hodde Christ.
mas night from which he sustained sorie
severe bruises. He had gone to hls room
about 10 o'clock to retire, and stepped 70
to the window for some purpose. a sur
OF his foot precipitated him from the via.
dow TO the ground, twenty-one feet be ow'
He struck heavily on his head aud shous'
ders and YVES rendered unconscious, lying
there until o'clock in the morning, when
he was found by his brother.
As usual. the Christmas tree at the Lutn,
eran church was a success and was wei
attended In fact, the attendance was such
that the church could not hold all the PEG
pie. 49,.
list Sunday school at Lusk's hall Christ,
mas night was thoroughly eu1oyed by ms
little ones. who have been looking. fvf'
ward SO eagerly 20 u. -.
phs children az the German Aetnouis'
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ROVER cLEVELAND's LETTER,

|Espts appointment to Industrial De-
t'rnent National Civic Federation.
hF York, December %. FORMER Presl.
r Grover Cleveland has accepted the
|shlnent to tue industrial department
Ae National Civic Federation, created
" ftcelt peace conference of labor ald
F'iaHstle leaders, His letter of accept
~ 10 which he approved the plan of ir-
|aulAi peace, was today delivered TO Oscar
|aVn, who was chairnan of the confer
~ 1t reads as follows.
N hon Oscar S. Strauss, New York.
nnceton, n. j., December -, 1901. -
pear Mr.. Strauss; Your letter Of the
Msant Is at hand, Illness has con
m Me 10 my room for almost five weeks,
n. .ssm now hardly able to sit up and
~ uesire for the quiet and comfort of
M esN retirement from public or S~-ni-
EN- W wee is very strong, and grows
49, lne days pass. / should with
AVIATION Yield TO this and decline your
Rm ,uat accept place among those
n, ~ ~ seek the promotion of industrial
w..W iflendly Intervention In troubles
wv EMPLOYERS and the employed If |
IA ~ AFRAID that l should thereby dis.
3 important duty. 8Iy reflections
Isae clear TO me that | should ac-
Ny pace assigned to me, aud / do SO
I'M. earnest wish that those selected
IA N represent the purposes and mo-
ID ycsrvur conference NAY not labor In
'9ufs very truly,
III S,. Grover Cleveland. T"
n ruSiI tauss said IN giving the let.SI 10
4 I'm my ~ tnat every man named on the
ID tyua. nll zee has slgnlfied acceptance
trust and work.
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Galveston. Texas, December 26-Ihe new
he'll Of ST. pUtHck's church was rung for
the FIRST time yesterday morning. As pre-
Nously meutimpd In The Post the bell
Is the largest one IN the South. IL has
a splendid tone and can be heard Tor
great distance. The new church building
IS being finished rapidly and win be ready
for service is a short time,
Marriage licenses issued today; Raphael
L. Merrlmac and Miss Kosclla Shaw, Ed
win Allen Cox and Miss Pearl Vera Cline,
Dudley e. Beal and Miss Carrie Belle
Clark.
c. H. McMastcr, secretary Of tine cham
Der of commerce, has returned from an
extended visit in Colorado and Kansas.
oliver Snyder. local freight agent and
superintendent Of terminals or the santa
Fe. returned this morning from Dallas.
A. l.. Coleman and wife of Kansas City
are In the city. today, accompanied by A.
j. Birchdeld of the Alvin sun.
F. Charles Hume. Jr.. formerly Of Gal
weston, hut now Of Houston. Is visiting
his parents in this city
Colonel John ID. Rogers left this morning
for Duke, where he viii join party aud
90 wolf hunting.
Miss Lota Hurley of Houston Is visiting
Mrs. Seth Ward OF Twenty sxth and Ave
nue. N
J. R. Dillon. commercial agent Of the
Santa Fe at Houston, was In the city To-
day.
George Toibert an insurance man Of
Temple. Is IN the city.
Jack Allison Of Temple Is visiting friends
in the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
IRON THE CAPITAL CITY
A NEW BRICK COMPANY FOR ABB
LENE CHARTERED.
Rapid Work Is Being Done in Develop
ing Brewster County Mineral Lands,
News Notes.

Austin, Texas. December 26,-The follow
Ing charters were filed today:
Abilene Brick company Of Abilene. Capt.
tai stock $4,000. Purpose: To manufac'
tme brick. tiles, sewer pipe, etc. Incorpora-
tors; j. L, Stephenson, r. A. Miller and
j. /. Stephenson, Jr.
The Daughters OF Confidence OF Marsha l.,
No capital stock, Purpose, To- attend the
sick and relieve their wants Incorpora-
tors: Clara Sanford, Angelina Ector and
Mary Barber.
Tho following charter amendments were
fled today;
Tho Northern Texas Traction company
of Fort Worth. by increasing It's caphal
stock from $2O00,U0o TO $2,JVVGol.
The Planters Cotton Oil company OF
NuNahacnly, az increasing ITS capital STOCK
from $4,000 to $4,000.
B!ackhawk Fuel company of beaumont
dece and market Oh. incorporated BY f.
Dickinson Let's, W. II, Nonmaur, Walter
Chambers Of Davenport, Iowa; J, * Sect
4. h. Adams II. NJ. Schrlver and w. {.
Schocmaker Of Rock Island Ia.
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A CARNIVAL AT JASPER.
The Unique Entertainment Was Well
Carried Out.

Earriec Out.
Jasper, Texas, December 26-The Christ
mas eve carnival under the auspices Of the
Jen Davis Rifles was the biggest thing
ever held in Jasper Lieutenant Gerald
Bates grand marshal, gathered the forces
AT o'clock and moved out Of town about
one mile, when he sent out a detachment
Of the Rifles TO locate and capture Santa
Claus. They soon returned with the old
fellow ana his wife, and putting them up
on float. already prepared, formed the
column of march MS follows: A clown with
the hugle: the United States Tag grand
marshal and his courier; the coinpany's
spopsor. Miss Nellie Kettle. driven by Lieu
tenant Scarborough In handsome deeorat-
ed buggy. the horse covered With Old
Glory: a guard Of the Rifles, under com
nand OF Lieutenant Barton, rode on either
Side of the sponsor; TWO handsomely deco.
rated buggies driven by Young ladies'; San
Ia Claus and his wife. who distributed Or
ances apples candies. etc. TO aii the chill
dren on the route: tloat of jasper Furni
ture company. repGSenung parlnT win
lace cnrt9ips, handsome set OF chairs and
sofa on these were seated four young la
dies. dressed in white with white parasols;
this Goat received great praise; boat OF
Jackson Bros, a Collar. which was . Tor.
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sHERlEFs, DEPARTMENT.

La Grange Tezos. December 24.-Who
wants about twenty-five head OF cattle,
scme Of which are branded Pf They are
now running AZ large near High Hlll, Fay
cite county, Texas. Send all communica-
tlons 10 A Loessin, sheriff Fayette coun
ty. Texas.
strayed or stolen from w. II. Manly,
Houston Heights, Texas, one yellow, COW,
one red COW and one red heifcr, oil brand
ed x w on ne right Side and NJ on the
LETT side; S. reward for information and
$40 reward for the delivery Of the same to
their owner.
storey. 2ll4 Cochran street FIFTH Eifta ward ward
iiS hands high. no brand. heavy name aud
TAN. star in the fMshead, both hind feet
Sol Stolen from 4. stelrgs Houston, IeS ops
I5pil han hands nigh, saod all around, nicked
tail; also newly painted three spring
NIgon, hes MONOGRAM 49,, on each size
og scat. 81 reward for thief,
strayed or stolen from JACK Kennedy,
- Eiysian street. Houston, Texas, one
red striped heifer. 3 years old, no brand
short horns; 81 reward. e.
A. K. Anderson, Sheriff.
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The Difference.

Beaumont. Texas, December 26.--Papers
were fled today by which john Fletcher
transferred lot 6s5 in block 30 to Colonel
w. A. Fletcher. The lot is opposite the
FIRE station on the corner of Mulberry
street. ana the colorcd man bought II from
Colonel Fletcher In 1873 for $50. The con
sldcratlon in the last trade was $sGe'
however aud John Fletcher Deposited MS
amount to his credit IN one OF tue hankS'
Fletcher is highly respected colored man;
lie lived In Beaumont before the war, and
the hundreds Of people who know. MN
viii be pleased to know of his good tof'
tune.
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Episcopal church enjoyed Christmas tro
also. and any one In the neighbornoo,
wonld have fully realized that lnerrimsu
and happiness held sway In that building,
Mr. Al D. Chidress, secretary OF IN
Beaumont oil exchange, Is home 70 spen'
Mr. 4. Dietrich and Miss. Emma wagner
were married at carmlpe last might
Two casualties from the TOY pistoi ess
Inc Postal Ind messenger boy Tor
the Western Union, both had their hands
Injured by accidental discharges OF their
ntstoisa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

Austin, Texas, December 26.-Nr, O. l.,
siaton. one Of the State land agents has
lust sent in Il report to the land commits
siouer on the mineral situation in Brew
ytcr county Among other thugs the re-
port states that certain portions OF the
county have the appearance Of a pepper
have been prospected on. leaving great Big
hoes in the ground He also reports a
tension smelling plant turning out the
best of cinnibar, running as high as $lo'OoJ
per montA
a firm is now at work installing TWEEN
ty-ton plant from which they expect 10
get an income of $4,000 per month
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas. December 26.-Governor
ana Mrs. Savers viii entertain their many
friends on New Years day With a rcrep.
ton. The event is looked forward 70 with
great deal 81 pleasure by the society OF
the capital city.
Several invitations We're resolved here
from the Left Hand Fishing clnb of HauS-
ION 10 be present at a dinner on Chris {
mas night. Those who faied 10 attend
say that they are sorry.
The governor this afternoon appointed
Otto k9rhseI 81 Saq Anso F on on tae TX,
fair.
The members Of Colorado Hose company
presented Driver John Wallace with a
handsome bedroom set yesterday.
Arr WIN HuGelFsnd Of Houston Is here
spending the holidays with relatives.
Watson Finley is here from Houston for
rho holidays.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

DAMIEN San Angelo, Texas, Deem
her 24.-Nicholas John Damken died at his
home in this city last night of throat cam
e.. Deceased was 80 ears 81 age AMI q
native of Brooklyn, y Y. The rema. ms
were placed on the Santa Fe train TINS
widow and two daughters survive him. He
was a member of the knights OF Pytnias
and an escort from the local lodge accom-
panied the remains to the train.
SToYALL.-Sinton Texas December 2b'
Mrs o. r. Stovall died last night at the
home az her hrother-in-law, D. {. Rachai'
in Roslia. She was born in 1886 at LID
arty Texas
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Wofk on Biz REFINERY at Orange.

Orange, Texas, December 20, y. NJ.
Davidson, general superintendent Of the
Forward Reduction company. arrived here
This morning after spending three weeks
In the East looking after The loading f
macninery and other matters preparatory
to the construction OF their Dig refinery az
this place MIR Davidson Is here now t.
remain permanently and VIII put force
Of mon 1t work Immediately. he brought
8. number af men with him. and Others ife
10 follow on JanuaTy l. ana the site OF me
big rennersH will SOM present busy scene.
NJ Davids0rts Estates chat no time VIA pc
lost how IL the construction OF tbs DIG
plant.
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CHARGED, the contents entering Autrey

charged, the contents entering Aubrey $
Bob Garrett Of wynnewood was acr,.
dentally shot and seriously injured viii a
out hunting near that place YES, el<ay MI.
ernoon. he may be bliud II he recnvcrs
while hunting near Ron. forsy miles north
west, Yesterday afternoon, An arm hns
been amputated and he may not recover.
Two Kegs Of, powder exploded at Wyatt.
Ing Andy Hutchns and j. r. Bean totally
blind. They had been shooting anvUs ana
a coal Of hre flew into the powder, caus.
Ing m explosion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
City Prison Nearly Overlooked as a
Result Of Christmas Celebrations.
CALL FOR DEEP WATER COMMITTEE
To Meet viii Probably Be Issued Today.
A Sale of City Property that
Is Notable.

Beaumont, Texas. December 2s.-The
celebrations incident to Christmas day came
near causing an overflow ut the city prison.
Thirtythree convictions were had In May
or Wheats court this morning, and nearly
all Of the offenders had money with which
TO pay their fines. There were several con
yictions for carrying pistols The city
has been unusually quiet today, however.
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An Array att sharpssNIls.

san Augustine. Texas, December 2es--kn
dlfhculty between Jesse prawhern ana
4. Il. johnson last night at sharpesvihs.
was shot three times ana Is Thought to BE-
MORALLY wounded. Johnson has several
ants an the head. He claims 20 have been
~ seif drfense. He came TO this place THE
aasrsing and surrendsrfd 10 khs ethcerss
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Annnts car BE Punished.

Austin. Texas. December 26.-The insur~
ance department is again having trouble
with certain insurance companies which
prrsist in doing business ia the state with
our permit Under the law tho company
ifself can not he molested, but the agent
who represents it can be made TO suneT
If he is caught up with. lie can be put in
iajl for six months. but the company Is
allowed TO pursue the even tenor OF its
way.
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Negro Killed at a Church.

'uarles, La, December 26.-Horace
=, was shot and killed by Andrew
! ana William Owens. The shoot
occasioned by Shorter footing a
ssr.Sn e midst of Christmas exercise
h eh..dsnd reprimnnd by Bowers.
,sasr.1u ovens aud Shorter renewed
nd usfs were first used followed
barss n'urlef and Owens were arrested
IL eo,s "a }ail. All parties to the az
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Remains shipped.

Beaumont, Texas, December 26--G j.
Peterson. who died this morning at Sour
Lake will be buried here tomorrow morn
ing the funeral taking place from the 9;oo
train
The remains Of j. A. Kinney, who was
shot and killed by +. w. Steinman, We're
shinpcd to his former home In Ohio last
night. the local carpenters union. OF which
he Was a member looking after the body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-27

The following stocks were sold on the
Rcnnmont Oil exchange today;
Higgins, 4 shares al $50.
Hcywood shares ~ SlOO,
Marhattan. go shares atSSO cents
Columbia, shares at $40.
Arrlo.Auicrican, 100 shares at CTS cents
beaumont Confederated, 1909 shares at 10
cents
Diillers, 1000 shares at IA cents,
Merchants and Mechanics, wv shares al
81 cents
Ndtionai oil and Pipe Line, 600 shares at
10 cents.
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Tho Deep W1er~oonmittee.

Beaumont Texas December 26.-Mr.
John y. Gilbert will tomorrow name the
seven members who arc TO serve on the
deep water committee and Gull meeting
nj the committee Mr.. Gilbert viii make
the best selections possible and the com.
mltee viii doubtless put in some good
ticks for deep water In the Neches river
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The TOY Pistols Work.

Bryan, Texas, December 26.-There were
three Christmas accidents here yesterday
all of them being caused by toy pistols
Tint shoot blank cartridges. The three
nI,Ildren h,,rt were the little sous OF N. +.
Wallace. S H. Brockman and il. II.
Royal. None Of them are dangerous nut
nre pninfnl.
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TEAcHERs, Assnr1AT1oN.

Ia State Teachers association will meet
he auditorium in the morning at 0
|&k very interesting program Inns
n announced and II will be one of the
RI largely attended meetings that has
n been held In the State. Many of the
/ fpg teachers Of the State are ALREADY
Il and arc very enthusiastic In the sue.
4 II the meeting,
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Accidents in the Territoru.

lan.,s ''u0lts IN The Territory.
M / T.. December 26.-Ace Au.
wing man, was accidentally kll!e
y nueSood yesterday afternoon by
t The latter was loading
- Aptrey when the gun was dis