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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.
BY NINETTE NJ. LowATER.

Once again the changing seasons bring the ma
tons sacred day,
When our gifts of tears and garlandS on our
heroes graves we lay;
Field and garden yield their treasure, masses
fair of beauteous bloom,
Each message of remembrance bearing to
the lowly tomb.
Emblems are they of the fallen whom the
sprlnging grasses hide,
OF their hopes. so fair and glowing stricken in
their MONDAY pride;
Long their sleep and deep their slumber.
through the years of manhoods prime
Glorious years whose splendor brightens the
Kaleidoscope of time.
Still their spectre hands have swayed us,
reaching upward from the grave,
And they still shall guide the nation which
they gave their lives to save;
For they did the deeds OF Titans and from
shining sea to sea
Left our starry banner floating DER the land
redeemed and free;
And where'er their bones are resting. though
their names no mortal knows,
Liberty shrine is keeping, where the fire of
Freedom CLOVIS.
But alas, the mounds grow thicker with each
swift returning year,
And they sleep who stood beside us when the
last sweet May was here
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30

The trustees Of Greenwood Gene
terry Association held a meeting at
the Office Of A. p. Weld Friday even
ing, May "a, and elected officers for
the year as follows: President. A. P.
Weld; Secretary, @. R. Morse; Treas
urer, f. d. Ensign. The following
resolution was adopted;
ResOlued, That this A association here
by accepts the gift from Mrs. Ida
Gould OF the sum Of 800; from the
heirs Of d. W. Currier Of the sum OF
$50; from Joel Barnett Of the sum OF
$25, and from Mrs. G. V. Guy OF the
sum OF $l00,--such sums being so do
mated to the Association for the pur-
pose Of providing a fund in each case
for the perpetual care Of the lots be-
longing TO the several parties named,
and this Association does hereby agree
to and with each OF said parties to in
vest such sums In good interest bear
ing securities and to use the interest
therefrom in the care Of their respect.
i've lots each year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30
merry Mllkmaids" at Ellsworth,

"Th Merry Milkmaids', as played
by River Falls talent at Ellsworth a
week go Saturday night, pleased the
apprciative people of the county seat.
The herald says of it,
''Th performance of The Merry
Milknaids' at Temple Opera last Sat-
urdayeyening was the finest thing Of
the kid ever seen here, To give in
dividRl mention of those who deserve
it would be to give list of the entire
cast, which space forbids. Howe YER,
we mist note Miss Eva Henderson's
song, Long Time Ago." which was
the hit of the evening. Miss Inez
Toby sweet voice and graceful acting
won Instant applause. The perform
ance vas witnessed by large and APP
preciative audience, netting $50 to
the local society,"
The Record gives an extended esti-
mate Of the play, Of which we excerpt
the following
The performance was adequately
staged and was highly acceptable to
the large audience present. The cho-
ruses showed careful training and the
presence of many excellent voices,
Those who did solo work all did we'll.
Miss Inez Toby as Dorothy and Mrs.
Hurlburt's presentation of Monica
were extremely satisfactory. Eva
Henderson as 'Margery' was admir-
able, and her songs called forth vigor-
Gus encores. Frank Chapman did ar
tistic work as Commodore and he
has an excellent voice. Harry Hurl.
burt made decided hit as The Judge
and Ernest Finch's Interpretation OF
the role Of the Doctor and 'Peddler
was also highly commendable. Thos
Bewick II. w. Radcliff and W. d
Doolittle all rendered their parts
creditably. The entertainment fingers
pleasantly in mind and we trust thai
our neighbors will visit US again"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30
Memorial Resolutions.

At a special meeting Of River Falls
Lodge, No. 100, f. & A. NJ, held at
Masonic Hall last Sunday afternoon
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler
of the Universe TO call from our midst our be-
loved brother, James A. Tozer. therefore be il
RESOLVED, That in affection we recognize
the hand of our Heavenly Father and meekly
bow to His viii. knowing that He doeth all
things well.
RESOLVED, That in token of our esteem we
shall revere his memory and cause the Charter
of our Lodge to be draped in mourning for thir-
ty days.
RESOLVED, That this Lodge extend its heart
felt sympathy to the family and relatives of our
deceased brother in this their sad affiicton.
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to his family and copy entered upon
the records of this Lodge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30
The O. E. S. Social.

The basket social of the O. e. S.
Friday night was attended by about
fifty people who passed very pleas
ant evening There were sent in "A
baskets of provender which were auc-
toned off to the highest bidder-the
baskets selling from 40 cents to 1925
each. These baskets Of substantial
food and dellcacies were prepared and
sent in by the ladies, the lady provid-
ing the basket enclosing her name,
and the gentleman who bought the
basket shared the contents with the
lady who provided it. The O. e. S.
furnished coffee and lemonade and
the feast of appetizing viands accom-
panied with social converse was in
harmony with good cheer. After the
contents of the baskets were disposed
OF an amusing and pleasing intellect
ual entertainment followed in
shadow pictures, sort of title char
ade in which the title of a popular
| novel was TO be guessed from the hint
given in the shadow picture. There
were nine Of these representation:
"When a Mans Single"
| Much Ado about Nothing"
"Sign of the Four"
| "Reveries of bachelor"
"Grandfather's Arm Chair"
"There and Back"
| "Oyer the Teaeups."
| ld-Fashioned Girl"
"Under the Iilacs.'
The rendering Of musical umbers
both vocal and instrumental during
the evening added furthur pleasure tC
the entertainment, The net pro
ceeds Of the social are laid aside as a
nucleus for relief fund which will be
| added to by similar methods to be
| projected.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30

The city park presents very pretty
and inviting aspect in its summer in
yestiture. The trees are heavy with
profusion Of foliage, the grass forms
carpet beneath, and the general
view is one of neatness and attract
iveness. There is a good driveway
around and through the park, track
which has been graded and covered
with gravel, hard and free from dust.
The cycle track has the appearance Of
neglect, both in incompleteness Of
construction and "desuetude, the re-
suit OF lack of interest and want Of
united action on the part Of bicycle
riders, and as consequence wheel
men are obliged to take their chances
with the teams on the driveway.
Five hundred deciduous shade trees
have been set out in the park, part
of which were set out last spring and
part this spring. A row extends
completely around the park next to
the driveway, and many we're set on
the corners Of lots. These are mostly
elm and are looking nicely. Many
cottonwoods have also been set out In
the lower land near the west side.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30

No. l, Vol. VIII, Of The Superin-
tendent, published at Hammond, st.
Croix county, by Snpt. O'Keeffe, is at
hand and contents noted,' and it is
just to say that the contents are
worth noting and considering with
elaboration. The paper is published
in the interest of teachers and the
schools and the subject matter in this,
the first number of the revived Super.
intendent, is pertinent to the inten.
tiOn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30
Notice TO Odd Fellows.

A full attendance of Ode Fellows is
desired at the meeting next Saturday
night, June l. In addition to work
in the Sd degree the question of new
hall will be brought up for consider
afio1
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30

River Falls Rebekah Lodge No. IL
elected officers for the ensuing term
last Thursday evening, as follows:
n. G.-Anna Baird.
" G.-Laura Williams
Secretary Glass.
Treasurer-Anna Johnson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30

The papers very generally call at
tention to the fact that Memorial
Day should not be desecrated; that
people should bear its solemn charac-
ter in mind in view of the intention
of its founders and the object for
which it was consecrated and set
apart.
"But bring the wIeaths, bring garlands bright
and fair,
And strew the graves Of these loved ones Of
ours,
The honored dead; and let them rest beneath
A wilderness of flowers"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30
Oruan for Sale.

A second hand, six octave organ fol
sale. Inquire at this Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
sWlMMlN, lime

SON In swimmin? Wen. you bet;
Am ben in this season vet
May she said IA kctch q cold;
law, wei, he's CROWN old
Plum forscttin how II felt
When a fellows ike 70 melt
just 10 shed his clo'es and get
Clear all over cold an wet.
CON in swimmin? Wen. guess,
Nav I coaXed TIL she said yes,
Paw to him | didn't 60
Like as not he'd tea me Mo-
Seems just like he never could
Bin q boy hisscf an stood
Waitin for his dad to say.
yes my son, then run away.
Coin In swlmmin', follows, say7
Waters just as warm today.
Some, whose dAddics treat EN- right,
Went this morniu stay tHl uiEht.
Coin to get lfckn sure,
one a least an maybe more.
If it's twenty / won't kick.
CON ia swimnln', let hlm HEX
Helen Cumhcs.
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crown. This is very mild lesson. In very
Good tASte, on extravaganza In betting"
But the hetce revolution adopted stcrncr
M, ans; namely the absolute suppression OF
THIS form OF amusement. which continued
usii Nap9eoh, conscious ~ me favorable
ilhhbthf4 of racing ia improving the breed Of
hnrSes IN France, hnNlly restored the past
Time Of horse racing.
THIS rs long preamble TO explain the
tact that for many years the taste for rae
. ing has seized hold ON the people. II has.
nevertheless remained an arstocratic
marked IN the records or society With a
white stonc. The day of the Grand pldX
-, race established Va lsG} for many Years
runaeqhehtR decided and settled summer
fa>nious This custom SIN exists. but the
day nag become too ynlearized 10 be still
tine select day OF the wear The earlier
meetings have today superior claim from
q fashionable pulut uf view, and to be iu
the 'dernier or an original dress must
win conclude my weekly gossip by de-
Scrlpiqg some oi The sensational dresses
seen last week But let rue first say a
of the Grand PriN IN the yetr 1865, when
me triumph of niadlnteur caused such en-
High cmcuous aud false curls Wed with
each other I'm the height of scinpldms, on
inc top of which were pnrchei the tinlest
measured width, ana Algerian shawls
whiuh appeared 9s though embroidered
with clcrtrio light. softly cHclopod the
husis of women ol fashion "a little iur-
timer ou we noticed the tightly developed
figure OF Rosa Bouhcur Wlth ihc red Ribbon
o. tire logon of honor at her huttonhoic,
~ the year 1871, after a mention of the
uolIr9 ualucS iu select assembly, / read
some very prTW upe- the Ceres costumes
w9e especially n"iecd SKY blue dresses
WITH hats of Italian straw and field pop
pies fallc prrdonlnates pvcrywherc win
p:vrt tlilr. With o large >gurf of scarlet
brontle dmpri over nc skirt, attracted
l,..g No. ff,,. .ir.r,t1., nj e0Ior. r,ol u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

ones the town season is growing short,
and shorter, 4 little while ago they wtsl
from the country to their home In ihe az
Immediately on the close Of summer Nor
wiptc' has brought to the city ts erastesl
II is the country place th,t
Low has the title of home" and Ire MI
haa now become the winter residence
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Safe and Sure.

Herpcr'S BeZar.
flrs NJ y don't believe IN tryas Il
reriments. do YOU?
SECOND NJ. D.ANo, not unless Won lls
sure the patient will recover,
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"Where every prospect pleases
And only man h Vile"


The Dauoraua or q-renr heId and nes+,,rn
Of mountain ma WILEY d. charn,ipgs and
I'M .ultr ~ fbr rontInpSj drout6 there Was
mother rvcossiyr hsat nor Snat ia naIe
The rapid transit trial Of endurance II,
tho c06lnnSs' az tbS evTntne1 v,a c,nssc1 ths
long bridra M tiie iunctio5s of the Coinrado
and tGa Iiouo and ca1ne 70 n ston beside
n rrpap brvcn ,,.bEre n TnuntaIn onravod the
Air and Erieht hnds Of cb1nas dnd zentas
made rav p9rrhcs ~ color ana bevond the
hnspltHbfr doors ~ tha Nntiers stood on@n
no Welcome MS when one IL n niigrim ma
n strgpger n is chanrinS, 10 tncst a frienSir
face and Naioi, Nbna,on,s corjiai greet
inc gnd klnJit nresenSe gnye nleSsorf ~.
siITsure fbSt All Of tbe eo,nforts ~ : ana
Womb NOT be consnj,,,,nns Sare by thalr nh.
SENECA Hnd trtjy tb" Jonc versndos thn
ronI clranIv rooms v-itbS tainDbnnH' on
ana stotionSrv V,osb stond In aacb IN hsfh
rooms win nor,cioJr t,,6, ard ~ ona ncid
vyntcr day ana Ti,sht op q s,,HncsSior ~
daiiSbt fnI sn.,,rIees ~ ot VII bss ser,.ed
in,I snd IorinS o,o, Nm ,,ytL ~, IN
creI s'nd snecisi i,'dt,,,sit ~ ~ a, - 20
TeSas summer reaorf X "a " one IL ohie ~
Hxniair M, cro-eas Ne. .Ni h as 49, 49, ~
,,dri, so,,t.t, ~ - ~ 49, ny re-
unintesfupted swSen ~ saa bree1e about
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An lnferenoe.


linpcr's Bazaar.
Mrs Witherby 1 had to walt four csll
cars hcfore one would stop
Withcrby then was there a blcl
ado;
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rmn Children Badly Burned.

Fort Worth. Texas May 9Erma. aged
- and her brother Paul, aged >. children
of Dan NJ Morgan travelling passenger
agent of the Cotton Belt nearly lost their
lives at > o'clock this morning by the burn
ing of their fathers house al Sagtna".
eight miles north ut here on the Denver
road. When discovered The house was a
mass of names Mrs. Morgan was aroused
Inv Inc smoke and she and the two older
girls escaped through a wind33w and ran an
at once To-, the window d the room OF
other childyrn aud Succe9deq in getting
thcu cut fla tbc same m9nner but We're
not SO fortunate An their Efforts to "a g
t.rmn and Paul. They were cni entirely
81 hy ihc flames Parties broke into their
room finding the children lying in their
| bed more dead than alive. They were
passed out through a window Both are
flghtfully burned almosi over their entire
bodies aud can hardly survive. The house
and contents we're valued mt 5000 and are
| fullS insured. Mr.. Morgan IS at the Waco
! Confederate, rcnlo5l and came here IN a
special trnn Roth children were brought
To. ST. Joseph- nnrmUry this city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
THE HIGHER COURTS.
The Supreme Court.

Austin Texas, May - The following pro
ceodlnes were had in the supreme court to-.
day,
Applications granted; Thomas r Martin
VS.. John L. McARister ct al, from Tar
rant; G. j. Wright VS. Josie f. He'll
t$2G0 bond to be nledl, from Harris.
Applications refused. Cans Bros. ct al vs.,
$ Marks ct nj. from NcLennan county;
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas hallway Com,
pany vs. Vi. j. Brntley ct al. from Gray
son county, Missouri. Kansas and Texas
halfway Company Of Texas IS, George +.
Miller, from Denton: ,iulf Colorado aud
Santa ZEE Railway Company ". FcliN =.
Rath OF al from 'rarrant; Gulf, Colorado
ard Santa Fc Railway Company VI. j z.
Knox ct al from Tarrant: Rowena =.
Gates ct nj VS. unknown Heirs of W, l..
Aston. from IInrtlcman: Union Seating
Company vs. j. w Stephenson ct al. iron,
shelby: H. Mccormick VS.. Missouri Kan.
sas ana Texas Railway Company of Texas
| from Tarrant; rheo Scrvincr vs.. City of
| Paris. from Lamar: ]. VI. Davis ct al vs.
| W j. clutter, from Fannin.
| Judgment Of the court of civil appeals
reversed, Judgment district court affirmed
| u. j. Chamberlain vs.. a. II. Leland. From
| Mrlpnnan county.
Reversed and remandcd; cotton State,
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from Harris the Judgment Is reversed and
tue cause is reminded as g. the oil com
pany and affirmed as 10 other apprllcea
Dismissed unless proper appeal bond Is
dlcd In ten days: Leo Meyer vs.. + Wash
,ngton. from Austin
Slotion 10 reinStatc refused: supreme
Lodge of the knights If Pythias vs.. r. A,
| Partaln guardian, from Wharton.
Motion for rehcaring refused: John t.
Allen vs. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail.
road Company, from Harris International
md Great Northern Railway Company VS.
| William H. Coolidge from Rraz0rH
Rcmlttitur iled and Judgment for 5000
affirmed: Trinity Valley Railway Company
vs.. Susan Stewart ct M, from Walker.
Submltted \ T. Perkins VS. Pamela
! County; from Pamela,
Set for submission May % Lucas Il
/ Petty ct al vs.. Sam Johnston. from Amber.
SON Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
| Company Of Texas vs. W. T. Carter X
| Brother OF AL from Polk; Tyler South
| eastern Railway Company VS. II. IItchins,
| from Cherokee; Board Of Trustees etc,
VS. Andrew Dow, from Harris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.



Antwerp. Arrived; Cuyo Largo tirh
from Galveston Via Hamburg,
Port Eads Arrived; Bray Head Orb
from Barry: Alabama tNnr.h from Bnc.
hclds; Anselm dir., from Port Limon III
Norte tAmE from New York; Louisiana
,Amb. from New York. Sailed: Usk uir },
for ceiba; ~ CID tAmJ t@r NSW "a, YORK;
ANA for Puerto Corte2, via Belize aud
Port Barrios; Emma tBr) for EshJerg ana
Copenhagen via Norfolk.
New York.-Arived Deutschland, from
Hamburg
for Genoa,
ST. Michaels. Arrived: Liguria from
Rotterdam. Sailed: Amsterdam. for
| New York.
ivcrpook--Sailed New England, foi
! Boston Arrived: Teutonic. from New
| York Waesland. from philadelphia.
| Halifax. Arrived. Corean, from Glas
| gov for Philadelphia.
| Plymouth. Arrived; Columbia, from New
| York for Hamburg.
New York.-Arrived: Pennsylvania. from
| Hamburg.
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Personal Mention.

Galveston, Texas. April 0. II w. Norton,
chief clerk in the general managers office
Of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Ran
way company, returned this morning from
Harry McEncry, advertising manager Of
tho New orleans Picayunc. is IN the city,
accompanied 10y his wife
Colonel lily Gillnm, formerly oi waco
hut now of New York, Is IN Tue tlty' h''
cumpnnicd by his wife
$. Crawford Of Austin is In the city 10
day.
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway
company. LEFT this evening for Denison, ac,'
companicd 10y his private secretary, l. h'
Moptiip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10

Galveston, Texas, May "a voluntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed in tue
United States court today by e. II. Dunn
bic. formerly member OF the firm of
Dumblc Armstead y Cronin, which was
engaged In thr hardware busin, So NJ
Houston. His liabilities us set forth IN
tne petition amount to S3i,II.S1 lie pas
no assets except exempt propcriy
y voluntary petition ia bankruptcy was
filed in the United States court today 10y
r. W Cronln Of Houston, who was former
Is engaged in the hardware business IN tue
firm Of Dumhle, Arnstcad 4 Crunn. His
total liabilities amounted to S311Il.SI. lie
has no assets except exempt property,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10

Galveston, Texas, May 9The following
proceedings were had today in the court
of cvil appeals:
Affirmed: l. y. stephens ct al VS. i. \.
Campbell ct al, from Gregg; r. V Fair et
al VS.. Burrel Thompson, from Washing
ton; A. V Morelaud vs.. Polly Wynne.
from Washington; Allie L. Harvey rt al
VS. Thomas sutton, from Austin; City Of
Houston US. Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company ct al, from Harris.
Reversed and rendered for appellants.
Company ct al Us. j. w. OSburn. from
Smith
Reversed and remanded: Interstate Build,
lug and Loan Association vs.. w. j. Craw
ford, from Anderson.
In the case Of Maggie Burns vs. Mer.
chants and Planters oil Company ct al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Application for Bankruptcy.

Fmtonla. Texas. May s.. George Willcts
McGoniglc grocery merchant at this place
filed his petition In bankruptcy today.
Liabilities SIlJ3gO: assets S4j07.3J, OF
which he claimed $3.50 exempt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
An Ardmore Merchant suioidod

Ardmorc, /. r.. May s.-Mr. McKibbcn,
member of the drm of McKibben & Brown.
who recently lost stock of merchandise
by fre at Duncan, suiclded By cutting
his throat at that place last night lie
leaves family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
NEW DREDGE HAS ARRIyED
II Is TO Be Put at Work on the llOus.
ton Ship Channel.
FRED ALLEN, ARETAIL MERCHANT, DEAD
Had Been Sick for Several Days; a
Short Sketch OF His Career--A New
Schooner for Coast Trade.

Galveston, Texas, May 9.-The tug
Charles Clarke, Jr., arrived here at
o'clock this morning towing the dredgeboat
No. 8 Of the Bowers Dredging company
which will be placed on the work OF dreds-
ing the Buffalo bayou ship channcl, The
tug also had n barge In tow loadcd win
pontoons to be used IN the work on the
channel.
The Charles Clarke went ont this after
noon to carry st. Louis excursionists over
the harbor and will proceed tomorrow 10
Morgans cut with the new dredge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
Residence at Tyler.

Tyler. Texas. May s.-rhe residence and
household furniture of Mrs. James Ken
nedy was burned last night; loss 5000
with S12OO insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
plecharaes in Rankruptoy.

Galveston. Texas. May 9.-Unitcd States
Judge David Il. Bryant has granted dis
charges to the following hanbrupts X. X.
Daucy, W Davidgc liouston w q.
Smpp, l.. r. Parish, Conroc; John L.
Ronch, Jacob Il. Hertz. Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
Fam House Near Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas. May IA farm house
and contents belonging to Frank Bandy,
four miles north of Mckinney burned last
evening. Loss $500 no insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
Residence Near eainesviIIe.

Gainesville. Texas May x, Fire today
destroyed the country residence Of ]. A.;
Blancy, situated four miles north Of
Gainesville. Loss $1,000 insurance 5000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-10
The Death Roll.

Austin Texas. May . Mr. j. r. Jurd, a
mchber Of the local Knights Of Fythas
lodge. died Yesterday and was buried to-
day The ceremony was conducted 10y the
lodge.
e'tv student who committed suicide Wed
ncsday morning In Tohln park, were ship
ped last pight to his nome In Blnnco county
tor intcrment
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Paumcnts Ordered Made.

Galveston, Texas, May g. In the ease ot
the Guaranty Trust company Of NoW YORK
aud United States Mortgage and Trust
Company vs. Galveston city Railroad Com
many ct nj an order has been hlcd with
ihr clerk 81 the court luStructu- the puy
mrnt of S5Opu .to the Guaranty Trust coat
puny aud of $4,000 To th'tr solicitors,
uayios. Stone ~ AucrhHch and Baker,
Bntts Baker & Loyctt out uf the registry
Of tho court as per decree rendered March
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