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DEATHS IN TEXAS.

OWENS. Denlson, Texas, MAY %.
Miss Eugenia Owens. wen known / dy
OF this city. died today,
HEALD. denton, Texas May % DR.,
j. \. Head, n veteran Of the Mexican aud
ciyi wars, died here this morulng, az, d 80
years.
RAYNER. Elliott Texas. Nav III. j..
Rayner, an old and highly resp G ct CHI
zgn and ConiSGderate veteran. dle1 al
this place Yesterday, and was inferred III
the cemetery 1T this place, Rev. j n
Knight performing the burial services
KART Palestine, Texas. May 20.-Mrs
Hart, aged mother Of Mrs Barney Pearl
stone OF this city. died very suddenly OF
heart failure az the family residence here
last night The remains were shipped to
Waco for lniermenl, where resides large
number Of her relations and where she
formerly resided. \ number of ladies' and
gentlemen Of Palestine go as escort for tae
remains,
ss'TI-Wclmar, Texas. May e0,-The
remains Of Mr. John .. smith long u
q Wallis, who died Il few days aso al
Marlin, where he had been STAYING for
something 10 beneht his health, We're buried
nero Eoday. NJ. smith was born In fac
nachnists In New Haven. Conn, went TO
the soid mines In California in 1855 aui
came to Texas IN the EOS; was about IS
years Old ana an honest man.
lUHHES Brennam Texas. Nav 90
captain o. b. Hughes died peacefully
ruesday night AT S.l5 o'clock after many
weary days OF suffering. His last earthly
hours were soothcd and cnUforted IN The
presence at his bedside Of bis devoted wife
and children and other relatives. For
weeks Captain Hughes fingered In the val
icy or the shadows, the frontier where
time and eternity appear to join Anxious
Inquiries have been made daily for several
weeks concerning his condition. ana many
trends nave hoped against hope for bis
recovery. His death has called forth ,,nl
vtrsn regret from = large circle Of friends
throughout Washington county, aud mes
sages Of coincidence have poured In from
81 sldes "a the afflicted family Captain
Hughes was a native OF Georgia. horn
March ?. 1884. He moved 10 Texas In
me early 3os. settling FIRST Ia Fort bend
DeWalt occurred In Houston. Three Years
Sefore the breaking out OF the civil war
ne removed 10 Washington county, enlist
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Austin, Texas, May ~ The following
proceedings were had tcdny in the court
of civil appeals, Third district.
Affirmed; Dan T. Lcavy VS.. Interstate
National Bank from Bowie; Alex T.. Sweet
ct al VS. Woodbury. Lnwery, executor, from
san Subu, Central CITY Trust Company
" Waco Building Association, from Nc
Lehman.
Reversed ana rendered Western Union
Teeeraph Company vs.. Joe Rcdinger, from
FHuuiu
Reversed and reminded; Louls Curtis vs..
Gult, Colorado and Santa Fc Railway Com
pauN from Dalas. jennie Edge rs j L,
Griffin, from Collin; Dallas Cotton Nil =
vs.. W. u. Ashley. from Dallas, Phoenix
Assurance Company vs.. Nj. Stenson, from
Fails
Submitted on briefs for appellant ".
vs. Pompey Smith from Mclcnnan James
IL. Case VS. Alice \. Tenn. IRON Dallas
by both parties; Missouri Kansas aud
Texas Railway Company ~ Texas VS.. j.
". llaltom ct al, from Hin.
Suhmittod' Gulf Colorado and Santa lie
halfway COMPANY IS. " J Lee ct a.,
from Bol for leave TO amend hrlcfs ny
citing additional authorities,
N"hcWing refused VI. e. Brenck vs..
Eastern Manufacturing Company from
Robertson, CUT Colorado ana Santa FG
Railway Company ct al VS. J H. Hojlnn T..
from Eunucls, L. T., TRfdudcr ct al VS..
W VI MvwolL from Hamilton. Sdru liar.
rs e: NJ VS. Carl Schlinke from Couch1;
Of Texas SIS. \. l.. Laws from lhIut, also
motion for additional 0ndiugs Of facts aud
the nation of appellant In this ease 20
have the clerk ulc the motion for rthcu'.
iuE ana for additional huduG~ of facts
filed as Of April II. ia0l Is granted.
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Allen Anademu.

Bryan. Texas. May 20.--The fourteenth
annual session Of Allen academy closed to
day and The hual exercises were held at
the opera house tonight. There were no
graduates because full year has heen
added to the course OF languages, bringing
the curriculum up as high as that of any
preparatory school IN the state and meet
ing university requirements. There were
seNenty-four matriculhtes the past SESSION,
representing twenty five towns in The state,
and three STUDENTS from Mexico.
The scholarship medal WAS won by Au-
gustne Innbrano of Monterey Mexico and
the dehaters medal by Henry Hudspeth
of Brazoria county The johnson senior
scholarship medal was won by Frank Gar,
ner Of this city. The homo Students or
those making an average Of over ninety.
were Frank Gartnor, Henry Hudspeth. Os
born johnson. George tnnnce jIrk t%r-
don, Felix Taylor and Rudolph Wipp Int
Of Bryan, Augustine Zainbiano ANA tdrios
lloc1lch Of Mexico, George $. kIlnps or
Nesbtt, hearney kirlih of Dallas and
Charles Parker Of Macy. The exercises
closed with a debate on the Subject Ike
solved, That the poet has been greater
factor in the worlds civilization than the
statesman Affirmative. O. l.. Andrews,
II. lIudspetb and A. II Rotail Nega-
tive: &. i. Foster ". e. Medley and j,
A. Knight. The speeches were gooF AID
reflected credit upon the young men and
their Instructors
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HIGHER STATE COURTS
COuRi OF CRIMINAL APPEALS HAND
ED DOWN A DECISION
In Which the Constitutionality OF the
Tax on PeddIers Is Uphcld-Other
Opinions Handed Down.

Austin. Texas, May % The court or
criminal appeals today affirmed the w.
salisbury case an appeal from Bell conn
~ The opinion wns delivered by Associate
Justice Brooks.
The case II a very important one, as It
has n bctring on the proyis Gus Of tle
statute NJ 10 the peddler's tax IN TINS
ense the defendant has been selling bug
giles over the State ana has escaped tue
payment of big peddler's tax on the
ground that the bnggics were shlppe into
lie state under Interstate rates md we g
not taxable. The buggies are shipped mo
Texas IN crates. and are aftcrwnrd put
together and thcn taken ont over ne
Statr Ia strings and sold to the farm p $
ana people IN the smaller towns. AS soon
as he court aGuounced its opinion ih'
cumrtroliers department az once began
to notify the tax collectors TO get iisht
after The buggy peddIcrs, ana make them
pay the tax.
'rhc decision in the case will he Of IN
tcrost TO vehicle. hardware and implement
dealers throughout the State.
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Ravlor Enmale cnlLene.

Bolton, Texas. May Is. --Folowing is the
program for the commencement exercises
OF Baylor female college
June $50 p. m Reading of essays uS
senior class. first division
June $50 p. M Reading of essays by
senior class, second division
June 5. $50 p. M. Recital, school Of ex-
preston. -
June 9.-l1 a. III. Bsccalaureate sermon
by Rev. T. T. Eaton, r. o., Louisville. Ky.
June $50 p. m> Missionary rcuaon
by Rev. Il: c. Buckner, y. D., DalIJs,
Texas,
Jenc 100 a. m. Glass day exercises
college chapel
jghe lo.~S p. m. Meeting of Alumni as
ISOLATION
June i0-s:so p. m. Grand concert
June lilo n. m. Addrc, to graduates
by Charles Lee Smith, Phi d. William
Jewell college. Liberty Mo. Awarding of
diplomas certificates and medals
Friends of the college through the state
are cordially invited to be present M any
or all Of these exercises
w. A. Wilson, Pres
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Foufth court Of Apneals

san Antonio, Texas May - Proceed.
Ings were had in the Fourth conrt Of ciyll
appeals today;
Affirmed: Herman kwegc VS. Trinity
Cemetery COMPANY from Dallas II. T..
Han vs. McLountz, from GraysOn John
Hunt
Reversed aud reminded II panlclea
Gllroy CT al vs. Alice Richards, from Dial.
las.
Affirmed In part ana reversed aud re
mandod IN part: \ /. aud VI !. Clpndey
vE, II. $ Wilson from Johnson
Motions granted: Park W Pttnnn vs..
Pdrlhc Express tompnny from VI Pasn.
TO withdraw original papers
Motions ovrruled j. :, Phillips VS..
Texas lonn Agency. from nnllns 10 DIS.
miss appeal; GUT Colorado and Saata To
hallway COMPANY ~. e $. Wood, from
Collin. Tor rchoarinc
Nation granted and Judgments affirmed.
W. u Ward ~ al IS Marian County
from Marion Tor rchrarIug
Motion overrnlel fud Judgment aud uodt.
aed: j. w Manlcy. executor. US. r 4.
Conn from Dallas.
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Conrt Of CrIn1inaI Anpeals.

Austin, Tcxas May 2o.-The following
proceedings were had today in the court
of criminal appeals;
Appeal dismissed Lula Borrer two
cases.. from Kerr W. 4. Mann, from
Jefferson. Charley Judd, from liill.
Athimed' j. VI Hickey from Travis
Hcury Jcrnigan, from Hamilton; W. Snus
bury. from Bell.
Reversed and remandrd John Mess r,
from Bell Eugene Graham, from Robert
sou; Ionic Rucfsng, IRON LavacR; Bad
Darncll, Lee Beasun and VIII owens, from
Clay.
Submitted on briefs for both; r. j.
Mansfield. from Medina; George williams
from Tarrunt
Shunittra on briefs for appellant: W
". Dw'cy from McLennan: j. \. Honey
cutt. from Shelby
Suhmittcd ON briefs and oral arguments
for both parties: Jim Henry 1.-TWO casesh
from Fails Lon LHnders. from Hurnctt;
John pcau ldcnthl, from Coleman.
submitted ou motions Tor rehelrirg
Marcos Medina, from VI raso; jim Mass
ngill from Hamilton; Levi Coleman, from
smith.
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W.-p. OIL co. AGENTS Acourrn
Court Held That There Was No Cd
AGAINST Them.


Waco. Texas, May 29,--The prossrl
in Judge SCOTS court Against T, A u
tin. Arthur NJ. Finley, William Gre 4
W. e. Hawkins. broke down toda, a
the four defendants named were iga|
ted Judge Scott having INSTRUCTED
jury to bring in Mdlct Of not Ei7|
The lawyers for the defense lntreasa
the opinion of the criminal court Y Il
pcnls in which it was held 10 The
Hathaway cotse'SythatIgthe indclnss
whloh John d. Rockefeller and ~
were defendants .undevthe Texas silNi
law could notaas3N to the AGENTS.
Waters piercsM company. as It vs.
shown any 8SFTe that they had auiIs'|
edge OF he existence Of trust
State asked for continuance bul
motion to continue was oyerruled ~
case Mas submitted TO the luis MAs
result stated. This ruling OF luase
which is in accordance With me nsH
the court Of appeals, only appnes !.
agents of the Wdters-Pierce Oh e'-l
| aud Coes NOT let the oihaals aaa
| tors out OF The prosecutions 4.
AFTER the verdict IN the case y w
| agents was entered tue ]9ry W.
! to trv them was discharged any NJ
| Jury was ordered summoned e .M
| the next case. which will be taaI =,
| State of TeXus against Henry way "
! Court adioui ned until tomorrow w
al which time the case OF MI ~
be called. lie will announce rdp
| trial
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Is with a good deal OF pleasure and
satisfaction that | recommend Chamber
mlns Coie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy' says Druggist A. w. Sawtelle, OF
hartford, Conn. "A lady customer, seeing
me remedy exposed for sale on my show
ease, said 70 me; really believe that
medicine saved my life the past summer
wAile AZ the shore aud she became so en-.
thns'asile over Its merits thar | at once
made up my mind 20 recommend II in the
mture. Recently a gentleman canel into
my store 50 overcome With collie pains that
Ia sank at once 10 the floor | gave him
dose OF this remedy which helped him.
repeated the dose and In fifteen minutes
ne left my store smillngly Informing me
tnat ne felt a. well as ever" Sold by all
drugsistA
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Ing In the Confederate army from NJ
ham and attaining the rank Of cspi.lr
fore the ceasing of hostilit!es. tsry
llughts was a consistent member Il i
Baptist church for many years and 1;
membership In the, Masonic fraternIfs
citizenship, Christian character AN !
ternal disqualification his life was N,
less and his example the very best n
surviving children are three sons and i
daughtcrs-Justice +. C. Hughes Of H
man, Mr. Henry Hughes Of Chapel n
Mr. Hubbard Hughes of Whitman. Nsa
Leila and Annie Hughes of Brenhau II
funeral occurred from the famlly res,ss
ut 2:3o o'clock wednesday, interment NJ
at Prairie Lea cemetery. The llsi 4
rites were conducted bv Rev. Gesrss
Clothier The funeral cortpge. Wits
the above hour took its way to ths III
city Of the dead attested in number ]
popularity OF deceased aud the de-, !
greet that has touched every heart Il 4
demise of this upright citizen friend d
ncighhor.
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all Joined In singing AMID Lang syne,"
ana after many good.bres the twenty hrst
commencement of the sam Houston normal
school was Thought to close
<A<H
Povernor Savers aud wife viii leave TINS
afternoon In his private car for Austin.
The governor and wife were guests Of
Hon. II II Ball and wife while In the
city and we're given an informal reception
by Mrs. Bail ON Monday afternoon
The state board Of educa ton. consisting
OF " Love, J. s Kendall and Judge
j. g Tod, returned to Austin yesterday
afternoon. While here they were guests
OF Prof. II G. Pritchett
Hon. j. VI. Dean, representative from
commencement exercisek
Hon l., y. Llllard Of Fairfield Sro-
prietor Of the Fairfield Record. has been
a visitor during commencement
Miss Mamie Sexton ~ LAREDO s the
guest of her sister, Mrs. II F. Estill.
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A. and M. Proaram,

College Station, Texas, MAY -. Farmer
W A. Shaw of Dallas will deliver the COM
mencemcnt Grafton at the Texas Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college this year and
Rev. C. Mcpherson of Fort Worth will
Jreach tho bnccalaureate sermon. The
nlumnl's program. which is for the even
lug OF June 10, is as follows.
Overture
Welcome address, president of the college.
Music
Welcome address on behalf of the first
class Cadet Captain T. NJ. Smith
Response Ivy president Of the association,
L. Il, Cushing. So Houston.
Music
Alumni address, H. r Jordan o5. Waco.
Music. -.ee--
orator. Hon NJ. II. Gossett, Kaufman
Music
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linden Hinh School.

Linden Texas, May 25.'rhc closing ex.
eroises of the Linden high school have lust
been held. This closes the school At this
place which has been golna on for nine
months. Prof. Il w Persons has hau
charge OF the school and as far as we
has had as assistants an en- Glen. corps
Of teachers. He has Just hern elected
pilnclpal for another term and Miss AnnI'
Holnheck has been elected as primary
teacher, Prof. Persons has the power to
appoint such other assistants ms he may
need Miss Matte Flewellyn has charge
Of the department of music and elocutiOn.
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PoIvteohnlo COLLEGE,.

Fort Worth. Texas. May %. The honrd
II trustees Of the Polytechnic college met
here today and reelected DR., Num- as
president Of the college. w L. Williams
aud w j. Boar were selected MS directors.
bishop Joseph Key of sherman. Roy. y. X.
bolton. presiding elder of the Waco dis
nirt o. ). Sensihnugh of Waxahachlc and
George wyatt " Temple, trustees, were
present M the meeting. A report read he
fore the trustees showed that the past yesr
was the most successful In the history
of the SCHOOL
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Patton Seminary,

Dallas, Texas, MAY ~. The NTH annual
commencement exercises of Patton semi.
nary OAK Gin, were held tonight The
graduates were Misses Anna Allen, san An.
tonic, Maudc Francis. " olfe City; Adele
Read, Bryan; Leslie lIerrin Carroll. Cedar
litl. Ella Wade rharr, pallas Randolph
liamlett, Italy.
The annual address was delivered by Rcv.
Robert hin OF Dallas. The salutatoran
was Miss Anna Allen Of san Antonio The
'aledirtory was delivered by Miss Hamlet
of Italy.
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ternational and Great Northern Railway
company. is IN Houston today.
John Rcymershcffer left this evening Tor
Fort Worth.
Colonel H. j Polk. general manager or
the Santa Fe. and Superintendent Nixon
are In Austin today.
W. y skirum Of Beaumont Is In the
city today.
j. L. Grant leaves tomorrow for san
Angelo
p Colonel John n Rogers LEFT this morn
Ing for his plantation near Mlllican.
Judge ] w. Terry Is In Houston today.
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FIGHT on the Boil Weed

Caldwell. Texas, May 2@T-Ac'n' 4
ures are being taken throughod' y I
ty to wage war on the boil Wy
great many sprayers of all so'' I. 4
have been sold TO the farmers :
poison If different sorts; Mans ,. ~ u
ing the weevil rhe Post s'@ M n
today saw bottle contalAns s,rs
that bad hcen caught on ons sg
poisoning that has been aone , srs
with good results, ON son, SOM,
wecyii are perepiibly glnl,na,,nT d
The farmers seem a,, n, "a
concentrated effort Throughout =
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euioide al Carrie,

Garlic, Texas, MAY Il
Ramirez. assistant postnas'e.. "a \ 4,
aud member of one OF 'Hs "a, ~
of this county. committed sl,ls y III I
Ing himself through me War Nor iu.IsF !
Mi. Ramirez was 2 hrcinss,sst, sJs
sheriff and one OF the Drlsa ,',ss 81
on the Rio Grande. No eHs' s.
for the rash ert -
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RELIGIOUS.

lliI,boro. Texas May 20,-The hoard Ut
church extension ~ the Presbyterian
church is d. scsFiop hero dlscuSsilg mns
tcis p'Halnilg 10 the welfare and progress
W the church.
'rerrcll Texas. MAY Is The revival M
The Methodist church under the nreach,ng
Of Rev Luther Hamilton continues with
Increased interpst There were seyoral
conversions last evening. ana az this scr.
Atce there We're twelve persons united with
Mineral Wells. Texas. May ~. A rr.
tractcd meeting Is being neld AT the pcs
hytcr'an church IN this city, conducted by
Rev. +. r. FlauidaY. a Cumberland Pr. q.
Mtcrlan minister az Oak CnG. Texas.
Thcre are large crowds In attendance ut
euch service and considerable interest Is
being manifested ny ,he public In general
Brownwood. Texas, MAY ~. The royivnl
meeting at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church gro vs. in interest with each service
Rev Fitzgerald's sermons are powerful ana
eloquent. Mr. SeaGle's singing is some.
thing wonderful and the Immense anal.
toIiunl OF the church ia dcnsel, packed M
each service 20 hear these evaugeiists ons
feature OF The meeting thlt Is hearin ?
good Iruit Is the afternoon seri Ices nc a
down town IN the business houses n diner.
en- place being chosen for each service.
Cameron. 1exas. May 30. The nome
mission committee Of the Prcshytery OF
Central Texas, the headquarters Of which
Is nj this place. have secured n hrge TAM
and will hold eyangelistlc melting M No
.hegor. iatesylle, Clifton Hamilton.
Rosebud. Bartlett, Hutto aud other piat e.
Preparations are being made for confer
encp OF all who expect TO take part In the
meeting a. this. place. on June II. e and
". ~ which Tine the new tent VIII 10
Rev >. A. King. D. D. Of Waco. All the
ministers, and many OF the elders aud law.
iuen OF the pfeshyterY viii attend toe
~ expected.
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Austin, Texas, May 2o.-The following
charters were filed today other than oil
companies:
Inc Protestant Santarium Of Fort Worth;
ADAMS Il Romor H' Y PT IIarGinc ana
w. r. Cornell of Fort Worth,
Human Brown Grocery company of Ty
Ter; capital stock $4,000. ncorpora tors
". & Human. j. A. Brown and j 4.
Harris.
Chatfeld Cotton Gin company Of Chat
field Navarro county. capital stock 80
coo lncorporators; II. +. GuNnes. W. J.
Anderson and Alien Jackson
The sun company Of New Jersey. with
capital stock % $1,000 900, was granted
authority 80 do business In Texas today
O0ice TO he nt Beaumont Purpose 10
prospect for oil and other minemls AMI
to minc and refine minerals and oil for
market. Directors: j. y Pew. A. T. Pew
w. r. Miller Frank Cross. pittshurg an I
i Y. Glnrk. IcrSnN CITY
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Teachers for Brownwood.

nrownwooi, Iexas, May .7.-rhe city
school bonrd a has elected the following
teachers for the coming year; w. S. Elem
Ing. superintendent; Thomas Hart, Misses
Eta Johnson Irene Adams and Noble
Murph- PRINCIPALS Teachers; Misses
Matte Car. Maud Brandenburg Net;ie
nglc. Annie Dobhs. Kate Grant Bessie
Bishop. annie snyder, Laura Porter, Hat.
tie Tannehill and Mrs T. Il. King.
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Male Mandannus Case

Austin. Texas, May 2a,--The mandamus
case brought by Joe Nllle. receiver O. tn b
old water company, against the city to
compel the levy Of special fax Of II cents
on the 500 valuation and To- compel tn
the hands of the city 20 satisfy judgments
obtaiLcd by the old water company. WIS
called in the Federal court this morning.
The defendants asked that the order he
vacated ana citations Quashci hut the M >
tlon was overruled and the case was taken
ND on its merits
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Decoration Day TO Be Observed by
G. "A. R. and W. R. c.
ANOTHER DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE SALE
OF the Citizens Electric Light Plant Has
Been Made-Miss Antoinctte Tuck
err Dead--Mallory Passengers.

,r1lveston. Texas, May 2nTomerrow the
beautiful custom OF decorating the graves
of their comrades In arms who fell 10
battle. died In hospital or who have crossed
over the river since the close OF the great
civil war. thirty-sx years ago. VIII be
observed by the Grand Army of the Re
public. North and South, East ana West
wherever waves the flag of the reunited
Country. and where sleeps the hosts VINO
long ago FLASHED IN mighty conflict, flow
ers viii be strewn by the few who are
Ieft above the graves Of the many who
have gone before. In Galveston the Gus.
tom will be observed officially by Winfield
Scott Hancock post, Grand Army Of me
Republic. of which Ed l<ctchum is pust
conniaDder and Frank L. Kirk post adh
tant Members OF the post viii assemble
III the hall In fremont street. between
Marks and Mechanic ut p. m. sharp. pre-
pared 10 take special cars for the Epls
copn cemetery, ne Woliuns Relief Corps
OF whlcn Mrs. Patrick Farrell is president
VIII also participate With the Grand Amy
post. auu the school children have ais
been specially invited to attend.
Rev, j. Nj. kirwin, rector of ST Mary .
cathedral, and late chaplain of tue First
tnlted States volunteer Infantry, Spanish
American war, viii deliver an Grafton
rue graves of those VINO wore the blue
ana those who wore the gray viii ankle
be slFeWn with flowers.
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woIie Civ Public Schools.

Wolfe city, Texas. May ~. The public
school closed Friday nigy The graduating
exercise was rendered az the Baptist
church pr. S, o. Woods made the ad
dress to the graduating class. The follow
ing Is the list of graduates: Misses Stella
Malone, Kate Rynum. i.avadn Runion,
Maud Bush aud Mr.. King Hopkins,
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noN Iailed for Assault

Tyler, Texas, May GA white boy IS
years old was placed in Jail tonight charged
Win criminal assault upon n white girl
~ years OF age. The alleged assault Is
sald to have been committed Saturday