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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
ADVERTISEMENTS.
StOmaChS That
Won't Work,
That Retain the Food and Refuse to Digest
It, Make the Head Heavy and the
Nerves Weak, Neei Stuart's
Dvspepsia Tablets.

There is q cure for dyspepsia Suffer
ers who have tried noXious nostrums will
probably by skeptical, but skepticism van
1shes when Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
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Californians in WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The follow
ing Californians registered at the hotels to-
day: At the Shoreham-M. P. Rithet of
San Francisco. At the Fairfax-Ben e.
Ward of Los Angeles. At the Raleigh
e. s. Friedlander and wife of San Fran
cisco
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Mrs. Boschken Divorced.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 14.-Mrs. Laura Bosch
ken was to-day granted a divorce from
Henry d. Boschken, the hardware dealer
and capitalist of this city.
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in-law and sister of the bride-to-be, and
Miss Gertrude Dutton were to have &C
companied Miss Dunn on her trip but
they were obliged to postpone their de-
parture until November %.
Others to sail on the Ventura yesterday
morning were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph s.
Tobin. Mr.. Tobin goes to recuperate after
the arduous duties of the recent cam
paign.
The young people of the Hotel Bella
Vista gave delightful dance at the hotel
last evening, the first of a series of in
formal monthly affairs. There were about
seventy-five guests present
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mr. ISIS GRACE GRANT GRIMES
MEv and Lieutenant Daniel D.
HWM Tompkins were married yester-
Il v IN day at noon at the home of the
brides father. Lieutenant Col
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
CONTESTED ELECTION.
olassoook County Cases on Trial at Big
Springs.

olassoook County Cases on Trial at Big
Springs.
Big Springs, Texas. October 5.-The con.
tested election cases from Glasscook coun-
ty. which were transferred here last sum
mer for trial have occupied the time Of
the district court Of Howard county during
this week In the November election IN
1900 there were some irregularities in the
election In Glasscock county and the com
mjssoners court threw out some OF the
boxes stephen Calvcrly was given GER
tlf5ate Of election to the office Of sheric
aud TAX collector Of Glasscock county; g.
r Everett, treasurer, ana william Han
son clerk W. ] Shank. d. Penrod and
4 c, Edison, respectively, contested the
Offices hut when the matters came up at
Inc May term Of the district court at
Garden city. the county soat ~ Glasscock
rountv. the contests were removed 10 this
comfy for he reason that sufficient panel
ccuid NOT be secured IN GlasscOck. Two Of
he eases have been tried and have taken
IN All the week The trials resulted In
f5vor Of shank and Ppnrod, the contestants.
| 1he case of Edison SIS. Hanson, for the Of
0ce of county clerk, was begun today and
! wri probably take up the time Of the
| court until Tuesday. large number Of
| v,ifnpssce have been IN attendance from
| C,iogscock county and the contests have at
| Tgcted great deal Of attention.
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onlndioatlons.
La Porte Chronicle.

La Porte Chronicle.
The more recent Investigations Of various
places whore oil Indications are said to
exist have demonstrated In the minds OF
the experts that there are several sections
Of The coast country capable Of producing
results equally rs marvellous MS those which
have come from spindle TOP, Within the
past few weeks these Investigations have
been carried on on a large scale, aud
observations have been given to the public.
Particular stress seems to be placed upon
the mound theory. aud the fact that
mounds are found in great ridges extend
Ing down through this section and on
through TO the Mexican line, gives strength
TO the theory that the belt extends THIS
way. The continuous range of mounts
has been aptly llkened 10 a string OF
frankfurters.
From the very inception OF the oil cN-
citement the Chronicle GLs Alzintained that
la Porte Is In the belt. aud these later
Investigations. n they prove anything
prove this theory. Probably the most talked
of place locally Just now is Jenning' $
island where The mounds are pronounced
and where surface Indications arc stronger
than AT any of the other places along the
coast. Tho geological formation to a depth
Of over 5CO feet has undergone tests mud
II is found To compare with that OF SPIN
die Ton In every essential particular OIL
has actually been taken from tho ground
in sufficient quantities to convince those
who examined II that the belt If there
he one, runs under the island, aud tt would
seem that here would he most proml <
point to begin operations for the product.
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Malaria.

The people who live In low, swampy coun-
tries seem to take It for granted that Ma
lsrla. Fevers and Ague are necessary evils
They apparently do not realize that these
diseases are slowly but surely sapping their
General vitality. These Intermittent fevers
malaria. fever and ague, swamp fever, jun
Gle fever. etc, are the most persistent enc
niles OF the human race, If the aggregate
OF harm they do could be realized, they
would be fought as plaques.
rrhese diseases are the result OF weakness.
Of polsoned. nicrobial blood, and It was
long ago demonstrated that Or. Harter's
IRON Tonic was an absolute specific; a sure
cure. il has been eonquerlng and prevent
ing these diseases for nearly half a cen.
fury. II purlhes the blood and drives out
the polsons.
II has been thoroughly demonstrated that
/ the insects which infest new countries and
/ low swampy localities are vehicles FOR ear
/ rylne disease germs. II your blood is pure
/ ana healthy you need have little fear OF
/ these. But II your blood is bad II is moi
I h condition TO resist the poisonous stings
and as result the germs Of disease obtain
/ q footing.
protect yourself by using DR.. Harter'i
,,op Tonic. Il will not only drive out bu
/ Zen an malaria and other fevers Of like
I lird II has done II Ia so many thousand
| ~ eases that you can not doubt
| Made only by The DR.. Harter Medicine
Co. Dayton. Ohio. Sold everywhere
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TWO HUNDRED SALOONS
RAloEo IN DALLAS FOR SELLING ON
SUNDAY.
Sheriff Also Closed "Honkatonk" and
"Hoochie cooehie" Concerts at Fair
Grounds Despite the Proprietors.

Dallas, Texas October 6 sheriff John
son and his forces today raided more than
200 saloons, approximately all that are In
the city and arrested the proprictors for
violating the State Sunday law by keeping
their places open during prohibited hours.
Tho saloon men were acting on the mis-.
taken Impression that the authorities would
he lcnient With them during the state
fair. Shcrm Johnson also ralded the
''honkatonk" and "hoochic cooohe'
concerts in tho State fair grounds closing
them up on the ground that they were
not proper places FOR the public to patron
ize. The managers made keen protests,
claiming they had paid thousands Of dollars
for privileges but Sheriff johnson took the
position that their exhibitions violated the
state law and would have TO be sup
pressed
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
German Celehration--U, c. v Meeting.
College Enrollment-Bitten by Mule.

German Celebraton--U, c. V. Meeting.
College Enrollment--Bitten by Mule.
Brehham, Texas. October g. Tho regular
uuarteriy meeting Of Washington Camp No.
239 I. c. v. was held Saturday afternoon.
Report Of committee appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of our sorrow OF the
death OF Comrnde T. q. Hyncs was read
aud approved
The committee appointed at called meet.
ing of the camp TO express sorrow and IN.
dgnqllon az VIZ eowardN assasslnation OF
tion same was approved aud ordered spread
on the minutes.
Members OF tho camp expressed their
perfect Willingness 10 assist IN the orgaui.
zation of chapter 81 the Daughters % the
ans ANA stegestcd McsdiMcs i. j. Lockett.
Bryan as a committee 10 Institute q chapter
Of the Daughters. and Mcssrs, William
LaSSk,; y, ,Giddi,ogS, ira Hugh wilkins
of Sons, with q request 20 proceed with
the work as early 81 possible.
German day WINS celebrated here by .
considerable gathering nj GcrmaWa park
Sunday. The second infantry band rem,
dercd an extra good program NJ tho con
the Germauia gathered in the hall aud en-
joyed dance.
The blind college has enrolled thlrty.Avc
students Tor the term aud received the now
college furniture which has been put u
Prof @. II, Urhantke, one of The faculty
Is having handsome residence built neat
Frank ZauwdsN was In the city SATURDAY,
afternoon 10 have wound dressed TINT h,
ret ciNrd In a rather peculiar manner iii,
left thumb had hccu bitten OF Inv q mule
A collision between the Wells. Fargo EK
press wagon aud FCtC' DralfOrds draw ~
the crowded tliroro eifaro ot Quitmrt
street saturday afternoon was disastrous {,
PROT Charles T.. zitch viii open schoo
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OIL LEASES IN HUNT COUNTY
Corsioana Company Has Secured Forty
EIGHT Leases.


EIGHT Leases.
Greenville, Texas, October 6.-At dluer'ht
times lately publication has been made on
visits of oil prospectors 70 that portion OF
Hunt county lying between Qulnlan ana
Rcyse aud toward the southwest corner OF
Hunt county. Representatives OF tae
southern oil company az coEslcana nave
been looking over this territory ne2ot!a''Hg
for leases and yesterday filed for record
in the county Clerks onlcc q total OF tlof,iy,
eight lenses from owners Of lana WIN"
the districts above Indicated. "a
The Instruments are in pTipteu Ioi ~ auu
MO conditions. one OF the hrst ptoFlsl.-g
being that the owners are 70 receive FT{gg
mar aunum on each gas well Developed ~
IN h found In paving quantities tue oN Il.r
III t1a land Is 10 get one-teuih or lAt GU
mn and In coal is obtained mo Is 10 Etl
rents Dor ION on other minerals one -'eilh
goes 90 the party ot iAS us pN''
being the owner ~ the itllu' .- MOT IN
Tine Southern oil company aEirS ,,,v
sink any well nearer than SW leet u,eI
house or barn. and 10 recoupeu5e SN,tn'.rt
for any damaEo 20 crops nl Feaapn ~ tb't Z
in progress by them. In the eN'n, - ,1r,s,
Z now of arteslHn water Is secured, we -" ~,
az me premises IS entitled te hee w. 0on1,
but agrees to waive damages from tto u-a
or abandonment 81 the vel by tuv -. -
many. rhe compaur further coLehH e, ,f,,, y
pav the owner $l2.2O pei year ioi A'''ui
l 10 work the lease.
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas October 6-Mr. and
Mrs L. S Garrison ~ Dallas are In the
city 10 attend meeting Of the order ~
the Eastern Star, which convencs here on
October &
c. A. oliver and w. A. Rolston of Beau.
mont are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hobbs of Conroe are
among the visitors I'm the city.
T r. Mcdonald. city passenger ngent Of
the Missouri Kansas and Texas; John NJ.
Adams, city passenger agent Of the Cotton
Belt and r T. Fenelon. city passenger
agent Of tho santa Fe, al Of Fort Worth,
spent the day In the city and were the
guests Of the city passenger AGENTS OF
Galveston at mn oyster roast at Nick's this
afternoon.
The Concordla Singing society gave an en-
tertalnment AT Harmony club this after
noon,
J. H. Johnston. assistant general freight
agent of the Santa Fe left tonight for New
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Mons at BRYAN Hcinhts.

The GuTey we'll al Bryan Heights con
tinues its flow Of gas sending It $50 feet
high. without diminution The drlllcrs
can do nothing but sit around and wait In
hopes that It will blow itself out after n
while and allow them to drlll the well
deeper to where they are confident of get
ting oil II 1t does not do this they will
have to sink another we'll MS their lease
win expire in about five months by which
time they contracted to get oil or 90 down
something over 1900 feet in the attempt,
trying to fish out the two sections Of pipe
twisted on at the bottom of their well last
Friday. They expect to succeed and re
sumo drilling today
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Number Of Cases of Smallpox in the
City.

City.
A'Hln Texas, October City Health
varer Graves snys that there are at least
ssnly eases of smallpox in tho city and
7 Aort Is being made ia quarantine them.
w new cases were discovered yes.erl1y,
Y laey are Of a very mild ty9c The
w where the pntie7ts are confined has
Nv local fair association will have a
|esi.Iays, race meet. beginning Tucs lay
g, ~ purse Of $500 has been raise /
Proctor, formerly Of this city.
ls 1 ~ ,,IIsu yesterday in Hot Springs,
N ~ am Jury convenes tomorrow morn
3 5fi .n.,w'l WI have a great deal of hrsineas
~ iss q leroy Sa.;,,D enman of san Antonio is
trsS@r the higher courts open tomorrow
eisss General Bell has rendered an
sst,5s 20 the effect that the office Of as.
kta .S5,'e health officer has been aho
for ,2aN lhat money can not he taken
ttse ~ Cehtngent expense part Of the
eere Nh me purpose OF maintaining an
ma fimIA mas been abolished.
|t senae Diversity football team viii plar
Srs ~ NJ row with Houston
nzns,rh tne bondholdcrs Of the old water
ID are ooJecting to its sale to the
as, o co,,o, IN Travis comfy are holding
Il. pa5ol If 9 higher price
y tAe ~, naS been appointed orchitcc
saiaaelsts hhhlllingS 10 be erected at the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
ASYLUM ANNEX CONDEMNED.
Female Annex OF North Texas Insane
Asylum to Be Vacated.

Female Annex of North Texas Insane
Asylum to Be Vacated.
Terrell Texas October 5-Thc female
annex building at the asylum In this city
was condemned 10y the asylum board yes
terday. and win be vacated as soon as
possible For some time the foundation
" the building has been spreading and It
had already been condemned by a COM
mlttcc from the State legislature
The ASYLUM authorities asked the lcgls-
lature for an appropriation 10 repair the
building hut II was denied by that body.
and the only thing left 10 do, Is 10 yacntc
IT, The inmates of the inhrmary VIII be
This will reduce the capacity Of that build
ing considerably, and as n result many
new patients Will he refused admission 10
room which, In the absence Of an appro.
priation for the needed repairs, can not
be furnished.
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LIVE STOCK.


he East 81 LOUIS WaTket.
National Stock Yards m October 4
Our receipts in the quarantine division
this week have heen good. Except Mon
day the market has shown gradual de
cline until It has reached from - 10 20
cents lower on medium common, light
weight grassers Of only fair flesh and short
fat while on the better grades It has
shown but a . 10 1Oceut decline Can
ners, COW stun ana bulls 10 10 cents
lower. Calves 50 pei head lower than high
time ten days ago. Credit must be given
the local packers here for the manner In
which they have taken care of this market
this week. From all reports other markets
have suffered worse decline than We
have. Hogs 40 cents lower than a week
ago. Sheep about steudy.
Rafse Live Stock Commission co.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
INCREASED INTEREST IN T. p. A.
MATTeRs-AN OYSTER ROAST.
Prominent Civil Engineer Dead--Exour-
sion Tran--steamer Passengers.
Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, October &C. $. e.
Holland, one Of the directors Of the Tray
elerS Protective Association, met with the
members OF Post 6 OF the order az tho
fremont hotel this afternoon and address ed
them In regard to the method TO be pursued
III rejuyenatlng the post since the storm
the affairs " the post have not been very
prosperous, but II is now the Intention to
awaken interest among the members and
to Increase their enthusiasm. After the
meeting at the hotel the party repaired to
Nick's resort and enjoyed an oyster roast.
Well Known Civil Engineer Dead.
Galveston, Texas, October 6.-B. Nj.
Temple aged 90 years, died yesterday
morning at hlSsresldencc, 2l05 Bail avenue,
tn this city. Mr., Temple was civil engineer
aud in this capacity he superintendent the
construction Of the greater portion Of the
CUFF Colorado and Santa Fc railroad. The
town OF Temple, situated on this route, was
named for him. lie was also the chief en-.
gineer IN the construction OF the Pccus
river bridge for the Southern Pacific, which
Is one OF the highest bridges In the United
States.
Mir. Temple was a member of Purcell
battery of Pegram's battalion OF artillery
OF the Confederate army and participated
IN StNty.thrcc engagements during the war.
lie leaves family consisting Of a wife and
two children. Al a meeting OF Camp Ma
gruder, L. G. ", this afternoon, resolu-
lions of regret at the death Of Mr.. Temple
were passed.
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A Harris County Oil Company
=

7 TWT 7 W8I'
Wooster. Texas, October 3,-My aucn-
ton Is called TO your issue Of September
- In which you claim TO give Il complete
list OF the oil companies Of this state.
fail to find in that list the name Of the
Wooster and Cedar Bayou oil company,
the charter Of which was hled August %,
capital $4,000 Aead,7uartcrs az Wooster,
Harris county SO hr as ! am advised
this Is the only company yet organic ed
composed of large number Of land own.
prS and having locations scattered over
Harris, Chambers and Liberty counties,
the lands being In small tracts and owned
I'm fee. Alfred @ Wooster
President Wooster and Cedar bayou OH Co.
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Bitten BY a Wolf.

rearsal, Texas. October 6.-Last night or
this morning early. an old Mexican who
was camped under a mesquite tree IN the
adpe NJ town WAS bitten In the face by a
wof. supposed to be rahld. The old man
said II occurred about the time the moon
oWother Mexican who was campcd at
simpsons pn few hundred yards from
,yhsre he bit the other II bit the last
Mexican through the hand II also bit a
ING
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Sons Of Veterans al Mckinney.

Mckinney, Texas October Ga camp Of
sons of veterans was organized at the
court house in this city last night, with n
membership Of thirty. The officers elected
are as follows: Fat Houlden. commander;
J. L. franklin, lieutenant commander; r..
Davis second lieutenant commander;
frank Wilcox. adiutant w L. YOrbrougA.
sergeant: John Campbell, quartermaster; 7,
f. Mangum historian; w. T.; Bostwick;
treasurer: J. IL hui color bearer ana
Wallace Hughston, chaplain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
WELL WAS CLEANED OUT
FLOW HAS BEEN INTERMITTENT
BUT NOW GIVES STEADY STREAM
A Quiet Sunday-Wells No Longer Per-
mitted to Spout Merely for the En-
tertainment Of Visitors.

Beaumont, Texas, October G.-rhern was
little doing at the oil field today. In facr,
the only thing to disturb the quictudc Of
inc day was the sporting Of tIosg Swaync
wen NO , This well was reported IN
two or three days ago, but the flow at
first was Intermittent The well was
cleaned out today and flowed steady
stream of large volume.
Since the efforts Of the safety committee
have been backed mp by the district court
the spouting Of wells just to see them
spout has been discontinued and the Wis.
itors to the field miss this sort Of enter.
talnmcut.
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"A N EAST TEXAS.
Il tbe Facts Developed by Prac-
ticaI Work.
rupUlL DEEP WELLS THE BEST
r.,A.s Of interest as TO the Cost
Y" and and Wells and the
Profits OF the Industry.

oc+oher = while thp
hyton, TEXTS a., ~,
I'll a. which is now oyershadowins
kAs. !" ,b,ro ts apotber industry
rgyiAlnf else' '"'' -,
IN Nds fair to give permanent gro" III
Y. ..,,,ority 10 this town ana the sur
~ PVsF oro, thottgb no oit -
Aniltg couh"'' -.
3, toand here. Inls IL tue PlHHtins VI
~ - tim land IN easv striking
irEs par =. +. t'tanb ~ "bo.'
s,,spee Of Dayton Is Dlack' "hNF' H"s'
'n., n.aIrle. wonderfully fertile, level,
fileA homo e, .i,.a dr,,tn.
N Fih JUST ehous"
. .rs Dreelude the danger or browning
w mart of II lies too high MP
~ uYr A. 80 H., r,,cttc,hio Ia
y BE hdse loi ~ - ~ a., ,rrinit ,.,.or
! nlbu has been formulated for
to4a p'@- 80 -, t,t,,.,
s,tHlng some lu'oV "''Vs VI ''"" y 10y
sgn Of town from a canal 90 ne supple"
IN. Tsr,tv The total MT hcre would
gW "A' ,r,l a 49, 49,,
n lb9Dt MY lee'' iu'N pa" '",
1,it5 into and pronounced practlcaDle by
r.,s,t engineers. but In view of The
pN4tN4' it,, i,i,,,...e1 .,,
swss when Is ueinF Hvnac. ~, ~ Wy
aEAH lana WIN VIII n LIE, i. ,,r,.,.,.1
trbilul Nhe'her II WIN ''u' NC 'i0'
n, h4 a. ,.tr, ,,t,
ne problem OF Wual To- w. VIA ms ms
fsh sni was solleu Nituiu Iut p"St NV
f0liAs BY some ehsfgsuc IOWA men WHO
sl1fet tract OF '"nu ~ ",,W ,t va, 90
.. alH vest or mere Hiia ua'e nov 'e EN-, ~
lllilng Up there me luI u,t toMu ol StI QUIZ
" They began WORK sust spIing on scE,
al deep water WeilS' nul oHtN phc was
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Aluminium in Tarrant County.

Fort Worth, Texas October g. Alumi-
mum clays have been found in large guam
titles I'm Tarraut county. near Bedford, by
J. G. Martin Ii has been assuvcl hy T..
4. Ardman, a noted chemist and assayst
OF Philadelphia 1t showed OBS ounces
silver per ton iron oxide 6.35 and alumni
rrm 1901 per cont The report also
showed the existence Of brauxite. the most
valuable part of the product.
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aud contracts for 300 more will he clos u
tnis week. Tho Burzettc we'll Is down III
i,et The well was sunk for water IN.
9jher ono Is 10 be bored near 81 at once
! ne Jacksb0ro company Is now down hffy
leei on It's we'll The companies have min.
el0ogists on the ground studying the rock
ana surface Indications aud formations. A
struck recently al depth OF forfy.hvc
lcrt ana assayists discovered traces Of
gold and silver In the specimens
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
PIedras PIntaa Abandoned.

Corpus Christi Texas, October CIT is
how reported that the company from Cor.
sicana which has been boring for oil at
Picdra5 Plntas puval station, Duval coun-
~, has left the field and that the drill
ing operations there have heen formally
terminated The big boom in land there
has also subdued. the price paid not long
ago being from 500 to $3.50 per acre.
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ACCIDENTS.
Died from Effects Of Burns.

Died from Effects OF Burns
Groenyillc, Texas October G.-Airs Geo.
Catron, who was 30 seriously injured Friday
night from burning oil from a broken lamp,
died yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock Rcla
tlves, neighbors and physicians were con
slant and untlriug In their efforts tn allie
yiatc her suffonngs, Int the flames mad
been SO fierce that death alone could give
relief from the torturrs and plugs Of her
awful condition.
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Galveston, Texas, October 6.-The Nal
Tory steamship Nueces sailed for New YorB
today with the following list OF cabin pas
sengcrs: Mr., and Mrs. George Jackson,
Denver; Miss Anna L. Perkins. New York
MIR. and Mrs f. II. Wheeler. Waco: Mrs.
NJ. Il. Nnndepool Galveston. Rene Drouet,
beaumont; ~. n. Fletcher Beaumont The
steamship Concho arrived from New York
today.
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Fort Worth's Paokeries.

sf,s4o ~ Texas, October >, The sub
Roc received toward the additional
a., w he packing houses up to to-
n NJ. eeate about $4,000. Hon Nohn
IN, sser' president Of the National
a ,.s ssa association, is In the city to-
rensin" Special invitation has agreed
ma linz over until Monday night. at
q Il he will address the mass meet
va TIA, thtea by those IN a position 90
e 1for,Sn. we necessary amount viii be
msttsss on Monday night and that
MS pst, VIII be closed so far as the
u me proposition Y)es.